jenny estaba viva.tar a los muertos. alan: tambiÉn en la familia de jenny rivera podrÍa decir muchas cosas acerca de este tema, ¿cÓmo lo ven? >> si jenny ya en vida le habÍa quitado el material esta seÑora, ya estaba como muy decidido de que no querÍan que ella hiciera libro. entiendo en el lugar que estÁ yanalde, se debe sentir: " quiero mi reconocimiento". es una cuestiÓn mÁs de ego que de otra cosa. alan: no te quiero interrumpir. vamos a ver la otra versiÓn, laura luz, ex publicista. angel: una vida loca es el tÍtulo del libro que lanzÓ al mercado la periodista e Íntima amiga de jenny rivera laura lucio, este libro estÁ causando mucha controversia ya que la ex publicista de jenny afirmÓ a una revista de espectÁculos que las notas y los escritos habÍan sido robados por la obra lucio, asÍ reacciona ella. >> cÓmo yo puedo robar lo que yo vivÍ, me parece un poco injusto que ella salga ahora, por quÉ no saliÓ cuando yo demandÉ por plagio, hubiera habido una razÓn, no se quÉ hablas, la mencione en el libr

. >> tori and jennie turn "e.t." do you want me to be honest. >> yeah. >> are you sure? >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> that is courteney cox giving herself a quick facial with a rose quartz roller in the middle of new york city's cipriani restaurant because, why not? i mean, the roller is great. it's easy. it's an anti-aging instrument to help smooth fine lines and wring kls. do i look younger? >>> well, you know who else is on a roll? oprah and gayle, because they're getting one hilarious lesson in pop culture slang. >> you can't slang-shame me. >> well, i want to be up to date, so let's go. >> you could be shook good, too. you could be like, "it was so great, it was i was really shook, honey." i don't like this game. >> five minutes and 14 seconds, that's how long it took for gayle and oprah to break down 12 slang terms. they got nine of them right. >> it's the same thing as dissing somebody. >> we were throwing all sorts of shade when she walked in the room. >> all sorts of shade. when she walked in th

here is jenny hill. jenny: danisborn and bred for the british breakfast table.r denmark's pig farmers, the u.k. market has been solid, dependable.th are not sure now, seeking out other customers. in case a no-deal brexit pulls their pork from british shelves. >> i am a little worried, but we have three years to prepare for this. we have made a very special product for the u.k. marketh k it would be very sad if we could not sell it for englishmen anymore. >> ♪ danish >> ah, danh. d >> ♪ aish empting british taste buds for generations, denmark is the biggest supplierpo o products to the u.k., satisfying demand british farmers cannot meet alone. bacon is big business in denmark. this processg plant purpose-built for the u.k. market. that was before the prospect of no deal and import tariffs. now starting slow, uncertainty high. already they are exporting lesfo and looking r other customers. >> we need to look at alternatives, because if you look at the rhetoric coming out of the britishovernment, it is do or die. jenny: what does that mean for the british consumer?

firing at random from a hijacked vehicle well for more on this story i want to bring in john this jenny hoff who is in austin texas good to have you with us jenny what more can you tell us about this shooting. well just as a few minutes ago this was still a very active situation in fact i was watching the local news from that area middle and odessa and the newscasters were in one of the malls that police were raiding to see if there was a suspect they had to actually go off the air so leave the screen and continue talking for their own safety they said they saw shoes on the ground in the mall as people just left all of their belongings behind and running out so just as a few minutes ago it was still a very active situation and though we've been told that the active shooter has been killed and there is no longer an active shooter threat really those areas those cities are still on lockdown the university there is on lockdown the mall area hospital is reported on lockdown so it's still a very tense situation in the area as they figure out if there's any more threat that they have to worry

>> all for one very simple reason -- >> jennie and i wanted to work together. been best friends ever since the show, so we've been best friends for 30 years. we just want to continue to work together, we want our kids to be able to come to set. >> but not everyone was on board from the get-go. shannen doherty, who left the show after four seasons, swore she'd never play brenda walsh again. after losing good friend and castmate luke perry in march, shannen had a change of heart. >> i felt like it was an important time for all of us to come together to honor him. it wasn't long after he passed that i finally was like, okay, yes. >> she completes the group of girls and the energy that we all have with each other and she's brenda. i mean, you've got to have brenda. >> what do you want? >> you. >> it's just like the perfect timing. now the '90s are back in, everyone's watching. yeah, my kids are like, oh, my gosh, you were on a tv show? like, you were famous? >> it's so crazy. your little kids -- >> they're seeing ads all over the place. >> here's what i do know, an

jenny: what does that mean for the british consumer?hink it would mean more expensive products empty shelves, quite possibly. jenny: no time to lose for the bacon bound for britain. goods roll in and out for now. you really get a sense of how every secondounts. no wonder they want to know whether britain is bluffing about no deal, and no wonder theyay such a scenario that at could have -- such a scenario could have such far-reaching consequences, right down to what we eat and where it comes om. denmark's preparing for a change of season. a country which values its relationship with britain sorry to see it go, conscious of what both partners could stand to lose. jenny hill, bbc news. laura: these days the cocktail industry is really pushing the boundaries. dkbut how about from chernobyl? scientists from ukraine and the enu.k. who have tudying the deserted land around a nuclear power plant have launched a spirit made from ingredients grown there. victoria gill has been trying it out. victoria: abandoned for more than 30 years. but in one

was on the way back to another abuse victim calls for help on jenny as mo piled. her star was left by a wound from a hunting rifle. and i've been doing this for 2 years nothing's changed. more and more women are coming to me. there's a real problem but i don't know how to solve it just so there's no end to it and. they live undetected underground where their colonies can multiply and outnumber humans rats are a plague in many large european cities such as portugal capitalised on well the city is crawling with millions of rodents who have the potential to spread disease so how to get rid of the pests enter the park or troll an elite feline unit tasked with sniffing out the vermin. they prole through the streets in silent pursuit of their prey. lisbon's cats are helping sort out the city's rodent problems. some 6000000 rats live here and the feline forces are out to get them. and to r.j. and her colleagues from the organization animals on the street go around picking up feral cats. then they relocate them in places where the rat plague is at its most severe. with ca

was on the way back to another abuse victim calls for help on jenny as mobile. her star was left by a wound from a hunting rifle. i've been doing this for 2 years nothing's changed. more and more women are coming to me. there's a real problem but i don't know how to solve it there's no end to it and. they live under tech did underground where their colonies can multiply and outnumber humans rats are a plague in many large european cities such as portugal's capital lisbon well the city is crawling with millions of rodents who have the potential to spread disease so how to get rid of the pests enter the park patrol an elite feline unit tasked with sniffing out the vermin. they prole through the streets in silent pursuit of their prey. lisbon's cats are helping sort out the city's rodent problems. some 6000000 rats live here and the feline forces are out to get them. and to r.j. and her colleagues from the organization animals on the street go around picking up feral cats. and then they relocate them in places where the rat plague is at its most severe. with cats b

our committee at the able today, josh brown, jim lethan that will, jenny harrington let's begin the markets. stocks lower again, wrapping up a turbulent week that has thrown the remainder of the summer in doubt. it's how we came into the week and how we're ending it are two different feelings you tell me what to do as we move forward here. >> it's deja vu. we saw it before we'll see it again. here's how it plays out. as we get close to the fed meeting we saw the odds of another cut, they were high to start with the markets get excited about that we could see trump flip flop he put the tweet out, didn't get much play from it because he was asleep, so wait until dude is awake if you're going to smack him between the eyes so i took off a little exposure as soon as the tweet hit markets at all levels, all-time highs, we're at high levels, getting nervous, antsy >> did anything change for you this week? you came in thinking powell has your back and then we leave the week wondering whether he does >> yep. >> now whether we have to factor in the negative impact of tariffs, which have already had a

jennie and jason. it was 3:00 a.m. maybe 4:00 a.m.s kidsake out. you did it just to make sure i look good and just to have each other's back. you had to make sure every angle's perfect. >> we're getng season 2. that we got a season 1 was a miracle and no small feat. so if we can stay together and do it again i think we would have even more fun. >> now to this tv star. one of the nicest guys in hollywood, sterling k. brown, he hit the premiere of "angry birds 2" which is out now. but that's not the only sequel we wanted to know about. >> josh gad is in this movie with you. and you also are going to be in a new movie together. >> are we? >> "frozen 2." >> are you serious some. >> yeah, i heard that. >> what? get out! i hope i get to be in something with him someday soon. >> that smile says it all. even if he still won't. and sterling is the busiest man in hollywood because right before the "angry birds" premiere i joined sterling and his "this is us" family. >> tell me everything. tell me all the secrets. >> okay. if you turn the camera

was actually on set, so i had to surprise jennie garth and tori spelling with an epic jason throwback he is! >> oh, my god. >> and action, c'mon girls. >> he still does that with the fingers like come over here. >> oh, look at gab. >> that's so fun to see. >> yeah, my 12-year-old, i think, is just now watching the original series and she's so in love with brandon, it's weird. she gets all jittery around jason. >> while jason's calling the shots on set, tori and jennie are all about the wardrobe. i was hanging with the girls last night, moderating a panel discussion along with costume designer mandi line. there was a dress that you actually wear in a flashback that a fan lent to you? how did that happen? >> he had the dress like from back in the day. >> in a baggie. >> he had the dress in a baggie. >> like, he's our biggest fan and our friend and i, he gave it to me and i wore it in a flashback in your dream sequence. >> i hate that she can still fit these clothes. i mean, it just makes me -- >> i was like thinking, i can't fit into this and it worked and i was like, yes. >> gabrielle

the co-star that has jennie's 12-year-old daughter swooning. >> it's so weird, it's love. > andelines up her style. her daring new look you have to see to believe. >>> then, kim k.'s photoshop fail. the embarrassing mistake in her new add. >>> and kevin >>> minutes away on "e.t." -- "e.t." has an exclusive first look of downton abbey the melinda roots, drama queen with serious root issues. she sees a bit of gray and thinks... [screams] luckily, there's magic root cover up from l'oreal. three seconds to flawless roots ... 3, 2, 1... done! magic root cover up from l'oreal. telescopic mascara by l'oreal. length. propels lashes up to 60% longer. the comb bristles precisely define. for legendary length and definition. telescopic mascara by l'oreal paris. you're worth it. ♪ >>> kim kardashian six toes. >> i don't know. >> another photoshop fail? take a close look. that's clearly a woman with six toes on her left foot. i don't know how that happened. >> maybe she said i want to get the internet talking so i'm going to do this. we're going to stick with that. >> you got it. >>> well, celine

jenny: this is a new report out of the u.s.-china business council saying almost 90% of companies in a survey conducted in june, of course before the escalation was even worse in the past couple of months, conducted in june, saying we are not moving our production out of china. we are here for the long term. the u.s. china business council president say no one is expecting any orders out of the white house of the trump administration saying you need to leave the chinese market. our companies are there for the long run. he defended his companies, saying these companies have successful operations in china to service the chinese market. the president is very concerned with the trade deficit and he is trying to rectify the trade imbalance. those companies are not really contributing. david: jenny leonard, thank you so much for reporting from washington. now let's go to emma chandra in london to report on brexit and the attempts to stop a no deal brexit. we talked to the shadow chancellor of the exchequer earlier, john mcdonald. thi

well, let's go to jenny in berlin, how is that approach likely to go down?risjohnson to walk don't think anyone here expects boris johnson to walk away today, perhaps least of all himself, having persuaded angela merkel to crack open the withdrawal agreement and ta ke open the withdrawal agreement and take out the irish backstop. the irish backstop, angela merkel sees it as irish backstop, angela merkel sees itasa irish backstop, angela merkel sees it as a real red line for various reasons. first, she wants to protect the integrity of the eu's single market. she also grew up behind the iron curtain and she doesn't like walls and she doesn't want a hard border in ireland. and there is also being whispered in the corridors of power here some scepticism as to whether simply taking the withdrawal, the irish borisjohnson —— backstop withdrawal, the irish borisjohnson — — backstop out withdrawal, the irish borisjohnson —— backstop out of that withdrawal agreement would be enough to get that agreement through parliament this time round. what you can expect to see t

jenny: capital one got this tip. july that an anonymous tipster emailed and said it looks like some of the data is available out on the internet and the company was able to respond pretty quickly. two weeks later, they were able to disclose the breach and working towards remediation. that was the unusual aspect of how pete -- how this came to light. it takes companies a really long time to respond, but this tip line was really instrumental in capital one having a quick response. emily: roy, this is not typically the way hacks are discovered. how impact will or helpful can hackers be in the future? -- white hackers be in the future? roy: when you look at capital one or any other organization, they are dealing with any threat going from traditional viruses in the past to more creative type of attacks is the one we saw here. in this specific attack, internal information was leveraged and used it to get access to this information. what we are seeing is more and more of the attacks are becoming driven by creative types of

. >>> welcome, good to have you with us on this friday steve weiss, john najarian, jenny harrington, and rob s seichen. our heads are spinning, our portfolios gyrating. was this week a sign, steve, of what's to come >> absolutely. this is very indicative of what we've seen, and indicative of what's to come there are these camps that there is a recession, there isn't a recession. i don't think it really matters. markets can go down without a recession, and they do it all comes down to trade at the end of the day, you have to come through that and you have to have some calmness on the trade front. no more tweets if you have that, you'll continue to move up. today was virtually -- i wouldn't call it a melt-up, but every major market is up more than 1%. >> relief on the yield front >> exactly >> maybe it all, jenny, comes down to yields if yields can rise a little bit, it takes some of the pressure off the stock market do you agree >> agree i think the pressure that rising yields takes off of the stock market is the removal of fear. i think it's actually good for equities to have lower y

jenny, good to talk to you.e south keeping things settle for most of england and wales. sunny spells, one or two showers developing ahead of the band of rain as it moves east. from northern ireland and the west of scotland, heavy rain this afternoon, gusty winds associated with that, temperature 17—19 in the north, 22 in the south—east. the area of rain will continue to march south—east tonight, breaking up and fragment in the early part of thursday morning, temperatures overnight staying for many of us in double figures, 12—14. thursday, this area of rain linked to the cold front will move further south and continue to fragment as it moves into high pressure. another weather system will slowly move into northern ireland and scotland. further rain expected here on thursday. western scotland, there could be a lot of rainfall accumulating by the end of the day. further south, a few showers in northern england, but elsewhere in england and wales, largely dry. hints of temperature starting to rise. they will continu

90210 fact and what's fiction. >> on the side. >> we saw it happen on the premier but did jason and jenny in the day. and does gabrielle swing both ways. >> we really want people to watch the show and be like, what part's r >> just to figure it out. >> just keep watching and you will know. >> what will it take for you guys to do a season two. >> i think it's all about the fans. if there's an uproar nearly as loud as what there was to bring the show to where it is today, then i can't see it not happening. >> well said. right. >> on the way, much more 90210 famous guest stars and what made shannon doing the reboot after swearing not to ever play brendan walsh again. >> i was like okay. yeah. >> and our special "e.t." flash back the cast might not want to see. >> oh, boy. ha, ha, uh, wow. >> plus, a big music exclusive. back stage with the joe bros and the backstreet boys and a new member. ♪ ok alike son. >> i think he needs to shave. >> i think he needs to shave. ♪ find something incredible ♪ from somewhere amazing. unique selection. unbelievable prices. homegoods. go finding. i mean, if yo

>> if you're looking at a port follow -- to jenny ace point you're not getting enough currents yield out of a conservative -- we all agree on this premise, but what if we're saying we're looking for total return on this portfolio, which might mean when bills come due for a retiree, they have to sell down in equity or sell down some bonds rather than pull that income out, that is what financial advisers in this country are doing for millions of people in retirement or close every day. we have no choice, so i appreciate the world that you want to live in where yields are being -- paying you for the real risks you are taking we just don't live in that world today. i don't know that we will. >>> we got to move on. i want to talk about individual winners in mott month of augusts individual stocks. >> yields! >> actually. >> yield curve. >> home depot gaining 7%, veriz verizon, merck coca-cola do you stick with these? jim, boeing, you owned this, they just pushed babb the return of the 737 >> so united did that. >> i'm sorry, yes. >> that's an important distinction. boeing as of last week

jenny: hi. jenny. lemonis: jenny, nice to meet you. jenny: my sister. lemonis: she's your sister?kay. lemonis: and you all are married? -both: yes. -jenny: we live in new orleans. ewell: seafood. i did all the promotions for the state. lemonis: are you still in the seafood business today? ewell: no, i'm not. i resigned, and i've been helping with them. -lemonis: oh, okay. -ewell: we see a gold mine here. and for a marketer, this is nirvana. you know? it's a lot of fun. so, i started playing with their facebook page. and word of mouth is spreading faster than they can handle the growth. lemonis: but why do we need more p.r.? we have a line out the door. ewell: we see so much potential that we can build this brand beyond this location. lemonis: now you're changing the secret recipe. that's what i worry about. this concept of franchising and opening them up all over the country is not always a good idea. it's not ice cream. it's a brand that isn't portable. you guys can't be everywhere. franchising shuler's is a bad idea. barbecue is regional. there are different styles and there are

jenni todavÍa no tenia ningÚn hit en ese tiempo, jenni empezÓ a cantar en el 93, pero luego sucede loen que soplar el globo. y soplar y mover el vaso con el globo. >> okey. >> e irlo moviendo sin tocarlo hasta llegar a la meta. si el vaso se cae al precipicio regresa a su lugar de origen. cuando llegue al precipicio se puede caer. >> no pasa nada. ahora, quÉ equipo gana, el equipo que en un minuto llene mÁs vasos, el equipo que gana no pierde! (risas). >> vamos contigo, ¿ estÁs lista?. >> a la una, a las dos y las tres. >> arranca, vamos valeska, vamos valeska. >> vamos, vamos. >> (risas). >> elyfer, tÚ. eso. recuerden que hay relevos, cae uno y empieza el otro. buena tÉcnica, ahÍ va otro, ahi va otro. >> no, bueno, ¿ quÉ pasa?. >> infla mÁs, hay tiempo. (risas). >> ¿ quÉ pasa, elyfer? ahÍ estÁ. >> ya no tengo aire!. >> tiene que pasar, tiene que pasar, mÁs, mas. >> dale, dale. >> pÚblico aplauda! (aplausos). >> valeska, valeska. eso, ya tiene la tÉcnica dominada, bien, bien. >> con el mismo globo. >> dale, dale. >> (aplausos). >> ya le quedan cinco, cuatro, tres, dos, uno. >> Último

jenny, for now, many thanks indeed for the update.race. —— today. so it's going to be a very sombre atmosphere, asjenny going to be a very sombre atmosphere, as jenny was going to be a very sombre atmosphere, asjenny was saying, for that f1 race tomorrow, the first after the summer break, as she was mentioning. ferrari look to have recharged their batteries, sharl leclair and sebastian vettel will start the belgian grand prix on the front row. nick parrott reports after a summer holiday, you might want to ease yourself back into work. no such luck for mercedes. they had a race against time to repair lewes hamilton's car for qualifying, following his crash in final practise. rather helpfully, the mercedes engine in robert's williams car came to their rescue. by ruining the polish driver's day, it made hamilton's. a ten minute delay to proceedings followed, enough to allow the world champion to join the action. hamilton is claiming pole more times than anyone else, but despite his experience, he couldn't catch the ferraris of sebastian

that is bell and jenny my students at uc berkeley who created the adulting course. very important for the kids on campus there. thanks for coming on today. we appreciate it . >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> what a great idea . >> yeah . >> it gets everyone prepared for the real world as the ladies said. >> it hit you right in the face in college . >> yes, it does. >>> let's bring in meteorologist, mark tamayo to talk about current conditions. we see the fog there in seven cisco . >> persistent fog in cloud cover near the coast and around the bay. we have a few high clouds sinking into the picture from the south. a typical summertime seen here with fog clinging to the coast and inland, temperatures on the warm to very hot side. damages in the mid to upper 90s. tonight to one just one wednesday morning, there is about a 15% chance for drive thunderstorms favoring the north bay so only a slight chance and probably will not happen but it bears watching because it only takes 1 lightning strike to starting a fire and that is the main concern across northern california. th

jenni co rad con un resumen de la esperanza de que este cambio que venga >>> a sus 90 aÑos ayude. vuelta, el electorado guatemalteco no quedÓ del todo satisfecho con las opciones que clasificaron a las balotaje. >>> son el conservador alejandro matthei y la social demÓcrata diana torres que les espera una complicada situaciÓn. >>> contrario a la primera vuelta esta jornada ha transcurrido sin incidentes importantes lo que ha predominado es la apatÍa de los electores, algo que segÚn los expertos podrÍa producir un resultado apretado. >>> las encuestas de opiniÓn revelaron poco margen entre los candidatos aÚn asÍ, quienes asistieron a las urnas, tienen la confianza, porque el paÍs tenga un mejor futuro. >>> deseando un mejor futuro para guatemala. >>> el tribunal supremo electoral ha ofrecido que antes de la medianoche se puedan conocer los resultados de la elecciÓn. en guatemala, jenni corado noticias telemundo. >>> una luz de esperanza en la crisis migratorio. 2 autobuses escuelas llegaron a tijuana para que muÑs pequeÑos tomen sus clases de primaria. le llevan juegos y alegrÍa pa

al final lo logrÓ, hizo que saliera con dos millones de votos sobre un censo de mÁs de 8 millones, jennypacidad que Él sÍ nos va a ayudar. >> gloria camina apoyada en sus bastÓn es una de las casiren discapacidad en gata mala y que ahora tienen grandes esperanza que los apoye alejandro quien se convertirÁ en el primer presidente que sufre discapacidad fÍsica. >> alejandro, venciÓ ayer a la ex primera dama sandra torres y tomara posesiÓn de su cargo el 14 de enero del prÓximo aÑo, fecha que iniciarÁ un mandato lleno de grandes retos. >> que logremos dejar atrÁs la polarizaciÓn y nos enfoquemos en los problemas que tenemos como paÍs. >> fue electo en su cuarto intento por llegar a la presidencia, ante trajerti fue cuando reaccionÓ paÍs. >> el presidente electo afirmÓ que analizara el acuerdo de tercer paÍs seguridad firmado por guatemala y estados unidos, pero que no es prioridad, ya que resta mucho para que pueda ser implementado. >> un juez federal lo hizo en suspensiÓn. >> el presidente electo dijo que se juntara en los prÓximos dÍas con los mandatarios de el salvador y ttar la grave is

pero gracias por >>> nos vamos pero gracias por estar con nosotros, y elo netwok - me da gusto que jenni - si no somos novios... todavÍa. [ríe] - y entonces, ¿cÓmo se le dice a la gente que se llama todas las noches para decirse cosas bonitas?

. >> jenny, i understand that the president has his own views on criminal justice reform but i thinks' views, what's your response? >> that's correct, they certainly do, i've been reviewing the plan for bernie sanders, one thing that stands out to me the mom of teenage twins the thought of not charging -- under 18-year-olds as adults, where i live in my hometown there were two students who were plot to go bomb a highh school, had weapons, they were sentenced to 40 years each. that's the kind of message i want to be sending to would-be mass shooters around the country . >> what's your response to that, god forbid you shoot up a school, shouldn't you be charged as an adult? >> if you look at the rest of the world it doesn't apply and the sky is not falling, there's children in island who have been there, 11, 12, 13 months just waiting for a trawl because they are too poor to pay bail, they will be charged as adults for crimes that nowhere else in the western world do we treat them that severely and the rest of the world is not collapsing in violence. >> jenny, nuance added to bernie's

but while jennie and tori paid colorful homage to their characters, ian was seriously having a momentf and now we're back right where we started. it's amazing. >> what's your favorite memory about shooting like in the peach pit when you were first doing the show? >> probably working with burt reynolds. that was a pretty momentous occasion, you know, but then we also had the after-dark and luther vandross was there, kara's flowers which became maroon 5 was there, christina aguilera was there. >> the fully booked pop-up is all "90210" nostalgia, serving up mega-burgers and milkshakes, and even includes a booth dedicated to the memory of the late luke perry. when the show premieres on wednesday, it will feature the original cast playing "heightened versions" of themselves and promises plenty of drama. you pulled the curtain back on lots of things, especially the relationship with shannen and how you haven't spoken and maybe there was some issues. >> you know you have to embrace everything even the bad things, so i think we were all really on board to look at people's perceptions of us an

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name is jenny harrison i work at the. earth home to millions of species a home worth saving. google ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas that protect the climate boost green energy solutions and reforestation. using interactive content to inspire people to take action a little audience the series of global 3000 on t.w. and online. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room in there and it was hard. i even got white hair and. learning the gemini language and now a lot of this gets me and they go to nikki to interact with the say you want to do their story in the months perforating and reliable information for margaret. this is news coming to you live from berlin and donavan inflicts on kabul several. 100 injured in a bombing by the minute into group the attack comes despite its promises in recent peace talks to protect civilians. russia's losing battle with massive wildfires is a climate catastrophe to get an update from moscow. and millions in zimbabwe are on the brink of starvation.

two of its stars, jennie garth and tori spelling, are here to tell us what to expect first, this is "famous nearly 30 years ago when "beverly hills 90210" premiered now the show is back, sort of. jennie garth and tori spelling are teaming up with most of the original cast for "bh 90210," but this time, they're playing themselves take a look. >> okay, just breathe. >> okay. i feel i'm sweating so bad do i smell oh, no >> i didn't want to say anything. >> i have to go to the room. i'll freshen up. nope he's right there >> oh, my gosh i'm going to flip out. oh, god. oh, there's jason. >> yeah! ♪ >> jennie and tori, so nice to have you here. >> gave me chills a little bit, and we've seen it so many times. >> i will admit, the fact that last night i had a dream i was in the reboot goes to show you i'm pretty excited for this reboot thing how are you -- >> did you play a fictionalized version of yourself, as well >> i'm trying to figure out how i'd do that. how are you feeling about the whole thing? >> so excited. we've been working on this for like two years. >> yeah. >> so to be here is j

lots of tweets on this. jenny says, cup of tweets on this. jenny says, cup of tea.ter with lime, that's from damien. darren says various australian nonalcoholic wines. slimline tonic and ice, just the tonic water by itself, leaving at the gym. so tend to go for a lime and soda. i will have to up my game! there is nothing wrong with it. it can geta there is nothing wrong with it. it can get a bit dull. it's better than a pint of coke or something like that. shall we move on? what was the other one? stamp duty. a lot of toing and froing over this. anyone buying a house in the uk will now that you suddenly realise you've also got this extra bit to pay on top, stamp duty. there is talk of may be the chance of removing it on to sellers rather than buyers. now that seems to have gone away.” think homeowners will be thinking thank goodness for that. the idea of paying stamp duty a second time now when you sell would completely stall the market. there would be no chance of anybody selling because you don't wa nt to of anybody selling because you don't want to pay another ta

jenny hill, bbc news, goerlitz.o have had his account hacked. the @jack profile, which has 4.2 million followers, posted and retweeted a flurry of racist language and comments. the attack seems to have been carried out by a group calling it has now been frozen for the moment. hello there. a different story further north and west where we still have some cloud and rain continuing through this evening and overnight, particularly west across northern ireland and wiley into scotland, should turn dry into north wales in northwest england with the rain band arriving towards the end of the night. i had of it quite breezy, generally dry and warm temperatures, 12—14dc. we should that in the back of the morning, sunshine and showers developing. the rain continues for longer and scotland, especially in the north. sunshine chasing in across england and wales, behind that band of rain that arrives in the southeast of england and east anglia in the afternoon. not much rain here by then, temperatures still 24 celsius or so. the la

jenny hill, bbc news, goerlitz.use of climate change. a new report says rising sea temperatures, caused by global warming, means the reefs prospects have been downgraded to "very poor" — its lowest level — jeopardising its world heritage status. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett.

sigue muy enfocada en mantener muy en vivoel legado de jenny rivera.cibir a mi hermana con tanto cariÑo. no estamos produciendo juntos. Él es el productor ejecutivo. emilio estefan es de los mejores. siempre lo ha sido. entrevistamos varios productores. nos dio lano sÓlo tambiÉn un respeto hacia jenny y la mÚsica regional mexicano. me gustÓ muchÍsimo. por eso elegimos a emilio estefan. es el Último concierto en monterrey. ya van casi siete aÑos. toma mucho tiempo porque creo que es como un tesoro que nos dejo jenny rivera. son las Últimas seis horas de su vida. es increÍble que se grabo. ahí estaba grabando un reality en ese tiempo. pa saber desde que llegÓ a monterrey el Último ensayo desde que subiÓ al escenario. toda la mÚsica, cantÓ cuatro horas. luego, cuando bajo al escenario. casi, casi cuando sube el aviÓn. van a poder ver a jenny rivera en todo lo que es. francisca: imagÍnate. todo lo que ocurriÓ ese dÍa. lo curiosos que jenny nunca grababa los conciertos. por cosas de la vida de dios pudo grabar este. raÚl: exactamente. seguimos hablando de e

jenny harrison there still to come here in the news a full time lucky guatemala center right candidate claims victory after 3 previous failed attempts at the presidency plus. find out why serena williams was in tears on the tennis court coming up in school. scholar and lawyer thinker. and politician. radical and prisoner in a 2 part series al-jazeera world tells the story of one of the most enigmatic figures in sudan's turbulent history. whose influence is still felt and events in the country today sit down i'll to robbie's life and politics on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. millions of workers are being inflated in the british jones of india why i want to waste explores how satellite technology is now helping to set them free on al-jazeera. take a look at the top stories here and there are all flies leaving home kong airport are being canceled after more than $5000.00 protesters flooded into the arrivals hall over $100.00 flights have been impacted deal thora to say flights which have already checked in those currently on route around affected. iran's foreign minister says u.s. m

>> claro que sÍ, la amiga y manager de jenni rivera sacÓ se segundo libro sobre jenni rivera y en unta de su boda. >> a ver ♪ ♪ no hay nada mejor para hacer en un verano cliente que irse a compartir especialmente si estas estresado con la familia, y sobre todo este estas preparando la fiesta de la celebraciÓn de la boda, por eso vine a un spa delicioso y vamos a pasarla rico, sÍ seÑor. ♪ les dije gracias por recibirnos. >> ¿cÓmo vas con los preparativos de la boda? >> bueno la fiesta va bastante bien, mucho detalle, invitaciones menÚ, mucho corre corre, sobre todo que es en mÉxico no? >> me imagino, para nosotros es un honor que estÉs aquÍ, tenemos preparado para ti un masaje ancestral. >> muy bien muchas gracias. >> y una toalla hÚmeda con esencia de naranja todo so es sensorial. ♪ >> no es usual estar en un espacio donde estÉn haciendo maÍz, yo pienso que estÁn haciendo una sopa de elote? >> es un masaje ancestral que este tratamiento estÁ basado en el dios del maÍz maya porque eran quien les daba de comer. >> estamos haciendo este tratamiento ancestral el cual te va a dar el benef

coming out here on the news hour we'll have the weather with jenny in just a minute and also coming up a new clear mystery in russia where a missile test went wrong people are demanding out since. the u.s. is scaling back its endangered species which helped to save its famous bald eagle and the grizzly bear. installed we hear from the boxing promoter who's taking a world heavyweight title fight to saudi arabia. head of the chuckle song cross that this is the next while watching very very closely i look at it on the satellite a massive cloud you can see here the sensor is what we have the the clear area skies and it is really now bearing down into western areas of japan so it's key you should this going to really start to feel these outer feeder bands of this storm system this is a continue through wednesday and we've got winds right now it's about 83 kilometers an hour gusting to around 100 kilometers an hour now the good news with this if there is any is that it's not actually expected to strengthen much more than what we've got now but that doesn't mean to say of course this is an si

time for a check on the weather jenny is here to tell us about a super typhoon heading towards taiwan the no good news it's cold rainy yes you say the super typhoon is actually just to strengthen into a super typhoon it can sail a subplot we've got the 2 large masses of cloud they are both typhoons this is the one though that is the super typhoon and this is super typhoon kima now we have some pretty strong winds this storm system already in fact this is the strongest it will be it should begin to weaken in the next 24 to 36 hours but still be a very powerful storm system right now because winds sustained at 240 kilometers an hour gusting to over 298 now it's moving quite quickly up tools in northwest and that is good news it's always good in these storm systems move quickly because they know therefore allowed to deposit as much rainfall as they could have moving slowly but this will still bring a huge amounts of rain so there it is it where made landfall in taiwan will pause very very close that's of northeast coast very. certainly to taipei and that's where we'll see the bulk of the

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stories and discussions can you and will come to the debut suffocating program tonight from funny jenny from easy to i would say demi africa joined us on facebook and t.w. africa. it was a season of high pixar correction as it winds down the next exciting event this might around the corner. the german bundesliga is heating up and that's always we're there to keep you updated with the latest on kick off the bundesliga soccer starting august 16th on. the world is getting worse and. moore's catastrophes a lot of problems. the global $3000.00 talks would seem with british researchers to take a more optimistic view. the world is not always a good place but it's much much fairer than it was how. is the world really getting better. the global $3000.00 special reports. starts august 19th on digital. this is literally news live from berlin the end of an era the u.s. and russia abandon a key cold war treaty on nuclear weapons nato sounds a note of caution. we will mirror what. we don't get along and you are sure each side points the finger at the other for ending the medium range missile agreemen

on its hippie fast but we start off and it's a just over a year ago of them around the bridge and jenny were collapsed killing $43.00 people $600.00 more were left homeless now those affected are fighting for compensation. and i read the charcoal. lived near them over on the bridge for most of her life she says seeing the last few pillars disappear didn't bother her it was more of a spectacle but now she has to watch as the house she lived in for nearly 60 years is demolished only pieces of the 1st floor remain the same theme song on there. you can hear the dickens and jack thomas working her way. the sound is terrible. that effects she what i'm watching. and i'm rita and her sister me mum were lucky they own a flat in the center of genoa and were able to move there it's smaller than their home near the bridge but they had to leave a lot of their belongings behind anyway they were only permitted to return to their old home accompanied by officials a few times it lies directly under the bridge which at that stage was in danger of collapsing. and i. always felt like grave robbers because