joanna: essentiaially, we woke p to the fact that oilil had a cot as well as a benenefit. we suddenly realized d this is an internatitional problem. it's a problem that we can't deal with by justst dealing with one coununtry. it has to be anan international treaty, and marpol was the response to that. richard: marpol's an international treaty whose purpose was the complete elimination of intentitional pollution n of the marine envivironment byby oil and other harmful susubstances. this is a treaty that is successful in terms of the number of countries that have signed on, but in terms ofof enforcement and the level of v violation, , much less successful.l. deliberate pollution from ships occurs every day. it's a virtual epidemic. internrnational shippg is what makes modern commerce work in the world. so most of the corporate players, the individuals that are involved in international shipping, fly, frankly, under the radar. the u united states s clearly a world leader in enforcing marpol. james: you would think the no-brainerer is don't dumpml ininto the water. unfortununa

vamos, joanna!zo! alan: felicidades, joanna. creciÓ con la mÚsica, sus padres ahÍ... imagÍnate para los que son de la ciudad! alejandro: especialmente addis tuÑÓn, que tambiÉn es de ciudad juÁrez. donde descansan las cenizas de juan gabriel para siempre. alan: nos invitaron a la inauguraciÓn del museo. serÁ en las prÓximas semanas. vamos a estar pendientes. vÁmonos con satcha y las noticias. habrÁ que ir a ese museo. satcha: definitivamente. ese es uno de los grandes interrogantes, a partir de cuÁndo será el acceso. hasta los partidarios de donald trump apoyan una reforma migratoria que incluya un camino a la ciudadanÍa. así lo indica una encuesta de cnn, que seÑala que 88% de los consultados favorece una legislaciÓn que le permita nacionalizarse a ciertos inmigrantes sin documentos. de los consultados, el 80% son seguidores del candidato presidencial republicano. automÓviles cubiertos de agua hasta la mitad y atrapados en la corriente durante horas. es el resultado de intensas lluvias e inundacione

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national anthem at this year's super bowl in california she is set to release new album joanna next month and fox will broadcast the super bowl. >> everyone is looking forward to that and her performer. now the world of sports, baltimore orioles climbing into a spot. 4-0. the new york yankees defeat boston red sox 5-1 completing a three-game sweep. red sox david ortiz given standing ovation, happened when he walk today home plate on final game in the bronx. the 40-year-old is retiring after this season. and in football aj green had 73 years, touchdown. 22-7 victory of miami boll fins. home quarterback was sacked 5 times and canada beat team europe. the canadians won best of three finals 2-0. 16 consecutive wins on the international stage since losing to our team the u.s. at the 2010 vancouver olympics. nicole: in asia mostly down arrows, one exception shanghai composite in china gaining a quarter of 1% and then we have the nikkei down one and a half percent. hong kong down and kospi 1.2%. in europe stocks coming off lows. deutsche bank worries there. some funds have been pushing money out

i know you would be so proud of the woman joanna has become.ast year, she became a wife, and five fabulous months ago, she became mother of a beautiful little girl named after you. she will grow up being just as caring, loving and kind hearted as you are. [applause] >> william ralph raub gerard f. rauzi alexey razuvaev gregory reda sarah anne redheffer michele marie reed judith ann reese donald j. regan robert m. regan thomas michael regan christian michael otto regenhard howard reich gregg reidy james brian reilly kevin o. reilly timothy e. reilly joseph reina, jr. thomas barnes reinig frank bennett reisman joshua scott reiss karen renda john armand reo richard cyril rescorla john thomas resta sylvia san pio resta and her -- martha m. reszke david e. retik todd h. reuben luis clodoaldo revilla mier eduvigis reyes, jr. bruce albert reynolds john frederick rhodes francis saverio riccardelli rudolph n. riccio ann marie riccoboni david harlow rice eileen mary rice kenneth frederick rice iii cecelia e. richard vernon allan richard and my uncle, a p

joanna gutridge and tonya hall, breast cancer survivor, running in the race this weekend. thank you both for coming here. joanna, tell us why this is so important. >> we're very excited to be the charity partner for the rock and roll marathon, where we get to bring awareness and raise critical funds for cancer research. so it is a really great opportunity to educate the public and all of our runners about who we are and what we're going to do and to let them know that every dollar they donate to acr and runners goes to live saving cancer research. >> something, tell us what's in store for the runners. there is a change to the course this year. >> right. they modified it just a bit from last year. for the most part, they'll be going up kelly drive but also take a turn down fairmount as well. >> tonya, you just finished up treatment for your cancer. tell us how you're doing and why you decided to run. >> i'm doing great. i'm here, which is what counts. i decided to become a runner for research because research saves lives. when i detected the lump in my breast back in novemb

joanna, is that accurate? >> yeah, that is absolutely right, martha. by the white helmets themselves. not only do they live in the theater and subject to the bombs, they are in fact a target for the regime for these attacks. they're very much only thing that the civilian population can rely on. yet they run into this smoke and the bombs every day risking their lives. they lost 140 of their own. they continue to do this work which is most heroic work we've seen. martha: you say they lost 140 of their own. i happened to watch this trailer on 9/11 and it reminded me of that, of the regular people who go running into the wreckage and risk their own lives rather than run away. and this is picture of a barrel bomb being dropped from the helicopters that fly over the city all the time. orlando, i guess, what do you hope this film does in terms of the conversation of what's happening in syria? >> well, you know, i, i really hope that people, two things i think. i think first i hope this film resonates with people and that they can get behind the white helmets.

joanna vidal.- frank. joseph. clara bell.cent. >> francine. >> lawrence. >> joseph. >> joshua. >> maria. >> lanette. alfred. >> gregory. karening wagner -- wagner. .> my nephew family, all your ants, uncles, nieces and nephews love and miss you every day. you would be so proud of your family. we still have the big christmas every year. you were the one who told your mom it is not matter when we celebrate, just that we celebrate as a family together and to the 3000 other souls lost that day, we want you to know no matter what, race, religion, nationality or gender, all your lives matter. god bless all our first responders and the men and women in the armed services and god bless america. [applause] >> to my nephew, firefighter kevin michael prior. and itbeen 15 years still does not seem like it was that long and on that day, we lost a big part of our hearts. you were always the light of the party, your smile lit up our your parents miss you terribly, they love you. time, weof you all the feel your presence with us. we will nev

tras enfrentarse a duelo a muerte, fue joanna quien dijo adiÓs. joanna: aprendÍ muchísimo.fin. extraÑaremos la sapiencia de los jueces, el temperamento de alejandra y los vestiditos de gali. galilea: me gustan los vestidos que dicen una cosa pero que son otra. siempre le estÁn buscando el nudo al tapete! bueno, pues Éste fue el Último modelito. addis: este es el inicio de muchas carreras. ellos son las estrellas no de maÑana, sino de al ratito. y todos quieren decirles algo. >> mil gracias! >> muchÍsimas gracias! >> gracias! >> gracias! >> gracias! addis: "va por ti". el destino es de quien lo conquista. orlando: el gran ganador fue nayi, 22 aÑos, de venezuela. alan: va a estar con nosotros mÁs adelante. orlando: ademÁs estamos esperando a silvia urquidi y pablo montero. alan: oye, los mejores trajes de juan gabriel, los mejores diseÑos de todas sus giras. orlando: y en ciudad juÁrez, todo el equipo de juan gabriel estaba vestido como si fuera un concierto. y prometieron venir aquÍ. todo esto va a ser fascinante. alan: y mÁs adelante, platicamos con la familia, y les agrade

joanna, let me start with you. it is -- you can't watch the film in one sitting. it on netflix and what has the reaction been like? >> we had a wonderful reaction. as you can imagine, this is bringing the story the news behind on the ground in syria to the whole world and the responses have been very good. melissa: if you can translate for us, i want to ask, what is it like to go in 140 workers like you who have gone in civilian aides to try to help, have died trying to help other people, describe how it's like rush to go a scene like we see here? translator: it is a tragedy for us, of course, and the number has just increased to 144 as to defenders were killed two hours ago. but as the movie, our motto is the quote, saving one life is saving the humanity. so it is our message and our commitment to keep working to rescue others. melissa: joanna, when we see the 5-year-old in back of the balance or you see the baby pulled up from the rubble it is white helmets who rescue and there's also a lot of criticism. there's those out there that say that it's propaganda for

a judge sentenced joanna to 20 years. she'll be eligible for parole after five. she pleaded guilty to the june 11th crash that killed the intersection of west charleston and north buffalo. family members including his widow spoke during sentencing. >> she needs to use lies the system as it hasn't been utilized before and rehabilitate herself. beaver allow her or anyone like her back on the street. >> the family says they do not believe justice was served but they'll focus on healing. >> reed: after developing rapidly along the florida coastline tropical storm julia is moving across the southeast part of the country. >> marie: it's bringing a lot of strong winds and rain. jay gray went to florida. >> reporter: trop ka storm julia formed in hours over land along florida's east coast. rare but no less powerful. snapping spawning tornados, leaving damage and heavy rain across florida before continuing a destructive march up the coast. >> julia packed a punch last night around 5:00 a.m. i could hear the wind howling outside of my house. and it was pretty intense. >> r

own life and by all accounts it has gone well for rg3 was named team captain of the team joining joanna davis, tank carder that are interested to try to win an griffin no exception. we are here to lose or to rebuild here to win games we had to play with that mindset. >> stipe miocic, ufc heavyweigh defending his title saturday against alistair overeem uber cars lacks confidence in for stipe miocic, he won the title and steve barry got married told p.j. ziegler vitters go time. i love what i do it is awesomeme saturday night because night's week three of high school footballl you can choose this week's casto's will will be jessica dillll and less lake avenue stadium it would be friday at 11:00 o'clock. the iphone 7 has been revealed that we will tell you which features you can look is helping them to understand the birthing process robot medi and puts them through thet pace of a moment and childbirth it ca of applications during pregnanc can can simulate reactions technicians in another room control it and the baby's reactions and vital signs by wa of computers and monitors ct student sa

joanna coles, i have to take you back to cal perry, reporting on this train cash in hoboken. >> this train jumped the tracks, went through the platform and into the waiting area, which is sort of what we were just discussing earlier. still no word on injuries. again, this train, which you're looking at now at hoboken station in new jersey, about 30 minutes ago, went through a wall. through a barrier, past the point where it was supposed to stop and into this waiting area. the station is now being closed. path trains are being canceled. so are new jersey transit rails. this is a service that services one million people a day. just shy of one million people a day go really, most of them, in and out of that terminal right there. hoboken terminal, which is right on the water. it's the last stop in new jersey before you would get to manhattan on the train. looking at these pictures, and as you can see, structural damage to this station. the collapse of the ceiling after this train went past the place it was supposed to stop. >> cal. >> we hope it's not as bad as it looked. >> why would a

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. >> quickly, joanna, i want to turn to the fbi, the complaint they filed does not include against this rahami guy the bomber in new jersey and new york, does not include a reference to isis. and, yet, there is in his bloody journal writing about adnani who was the spokesperson who essentially said he was killed by the u.s. but he said that all of the isis operatives should stay at home and do exactly what this guy did. yet, the fbi didn't mention isis. >> yeah, no, look, it's funny, i was talking to steve hayes about this before i came on. they did this plenty of other times where they try to down play connections, lone wolves, pacs of lone wolves and all these sorts of silly things. i understand it fits a political narrative that barack obama is wanting it sustain which is becoming increasingly unsustainable. we aren't having terror attacks. isis isn't a danger to us. more danger of falling in a bathtub than terrorism. always trying to down play it work place violence at fort hood. the more they do that, the more it reinforces another narrative which is that maybe it is actually islam

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so, new york make up artist, joanna adams, is the brains behind this trends. look at this! fabulous. so there is some example from the instagram page, all about having metallic colors, lip wick glitter and a.m. bring effect, that's the key. so we put one of the local make up artists to the test. we have tammy from fashion faces, good morning. >> good morning, how are you? >> have you seen this look? >> yes, i've seen it, it is more an editorial look, something you're doing if you're doing a photo shoot, high fashion cue tore, not necessarily for every day. >> yes. >> but real inspired trends to give something fashionable, fun and little futuristic for photo shoot. >> it does look futuristic. so you'll tell us thousand do this if we have our own photo shoot going on? >> key is gloss. >> this purely clear, ever wanted, like glue, for your lips. it will hold everything in place. >> don't rip your hair it, will get stuck to your mouth. we go ahead, start hereby putting clear lip gloss on model here. nice and heavy. then we go ahead behind it, i have descent glitter. the look is

. >> joanna, susan, thanks very much.up, there is no better way to end a workweek like reading all mean tweets viewers send. in we have a few more of them straight ahead. stay with us. ♪is it manwich night? ♪ it's kinda like eating a big... warm... hug. ♪make tonight a manwich night at bp, we empower anyone to stop a job if something doesn't seem right, so everyone comes home safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. miles from the latest we are getting on twitter. i was encouraged reading this one from jeff cupp who said if i didn't have but six months to live i would want to spend six months with you because that would be the longest six months of my life. was jonathan tuttle being entirely serious when he tweeted quote: please keep the feedback coming, folks. we really do like hearing from you. tweet me @ brit hume or email "on the record" at foxnews.com. that about does it for us tonight. the royale factor is up next with an interview with the billionaire mark cuban who has beco

. >> quickly, joanna, i want to turn to the fbi, the complaint they filed does not include against thisi guy the bomber in new jersey and new york, does not include a reference to isis. and, yet, there is in his bloody journal writing about adnani who was the spokesperson who essentially said he was killed by the u.s. but he said that all of the isis operatives should stay at home and do exactly what this guy did. yet, the fbi didn't mention isis. >> yeah, no, look, it's funny, i was talking to steve hayes about this before i came on. they did this plenty of other times where they try to down play connections, lone wolves, pacs of lone wolves and all these sorts of silly things. i understand it fits a political narrative that barack obama is wanting it sustain which is becoming increasingly unsustainable. we aren't having terror attacks. isis isn't a danger to us. more danger of falling in a bathtub than terrorism. always trying to down play it work place violence at fort hood. the more they do that, the more it reinforces another narrative which is that maybe it is actually islam that'

relief from this scorching hot summer let's say today didn't go as expected at least not for runner joanna training for a marathon in chicago on. >> this whole summer has been really hard. getting into september i thought i would be in a happy place as a runnerrism personal train are jason wild says it's nothing your body can't handle but only if you're smart about it. >> i love it. the heat make sure you drink a gallon of water every day keep yourself healthy and electrolytes. >> reporter: across the river look many school districts the camden city school district determined that the heat was too much to handle for its 7500 students. all 20 schools had a 1 o'clock early dismissal today only a handful of them have central air. >> and they may have air conditioning units but they are not always able in this type of heat to really keep up. >> reporter: we caught up with tashonda gonzalez at cooper point school. what are the kids going to do when they get home. >> probably drive me crazy. >> reporter: the kids couldn't wait to get an early start to their weekend just four days into the school

host: joanna, thanks for the call from florida.st: that has been a big thing that donald trump has pushed, that he is the candidate of the people. during the primaries, he said when you have a lot of people voting, he said to win when there is a lower turnout, ted cruz and his opponents were somewhat more likely to win. against hillary clinton, he has pointed out the superdelegates that are involved in the process.' nominating he has tried to appeal to bernie sanders voters by saying that bernie was defeated by a rigged this intod he folded his broader point that the american system is rigged against the average person and that he, who has himself benefited from this rigged system, is the one candidate who will be able to help them and be able to really fight back against this rigged system. host: i want to go back to two tweets and a final point of your essay. the bar has been set just as low for hillary clinton. she is just as bad of a candidate. kind ofcomment -- it is interesting to imagine what is going on in hillary's debate

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want to acknowledge her sisters theresa and joanna. her brother in law, joseph, nephew oliver and all the extended family in chinatown. media stories the last few days have focused on rose the personalty and have spoken about a void in the community. we should let you know that rose would not allow that to happen. she would not let anything divide the community and she was a very for that. what she has done for 40 years is bring people together and it is certainly our intent to continue her work working with friends and people who are not our friend alike to get our mission accomplished. >> there were many who were not able to be here today so i want today recognize a number oaf them. her old friend and my mentor gordon chin. [inaudible] malcolm young, david ho, norman fong. i see jen low and want to recognize windle lynn from the new ly formed mad club and know noun as the ros pack cluck. david chin from the chinese hospital. [inaudible] commissioner allen low, edwin [inaudible] eddie [inaudible] and all the folks here today to help u

want to acknowledge her sisters theresa and joanna. her brother in law, joseph, nephew oliver and all the extended family in chinatown. media stories the last few days have focused on rose the personalty and have spoken about a void in the community. we should let you know that rose would not allow that to happen. she would not let anything divide the community and she was a very for that. what she has done for 40 years is bring people together and it is certainly our intent to continue her work working with friends and people who are not our friend alike to get our mission accomplished. >> there were many who were not able to be here today so i want today recognize a number oaf them. her old friend and my mentor gordon chin. [inaudible] malcolm young, david ho, norman fong. i see jen low and want to recognize windle lynn from the new ly formed mad club and know noun as the ros pack cluck. david chin from the chinese hospital. [inaudible] commissioner allen low, edwin [inaudible] eddie [inaudible] and all the folks here today to help u

so, just want to say, i actually was-i believe joanna was there, too. i actually witnessed an incident right outside of our office by the civic center life station where there were a couple officers cit trained and they were fabulous. the not too long ago probably about a month-six weeks ago, the gentleman was ought with autism in the triangle where there's holding a knife and the officers sort of waited him out for almost 24 hours good so, there are some snippets of things i'm a good work that don't always get the praise good i just want to say that. thanks >> thank you, doug your work just to add to that [inaudible] for the officers who showed excellent the escalations bills and come to a peaceful resolution when dealing with members of the community and we awarded 12, actually 13 officers this year. you mentioned that incident we had another incident with a member of the autism community in the mission district and so there's about 24 hours to resolve the situation with out the use of force. >> thank you very much ffor your presentation. i hear a lot

christopher james vialonga matthew gilbert vianna robert anthony vicario celeste torres victoria joannao frank j. vignola, jr. joseph barry vilardo claribel villalobos hernandez sergio gabriel villanueva chantal vincelli melissa renée vincent francine ann virgilio lawrence virgilio joseph gerard visciano joshua s. vitale maria percoco vola lynette d. vosges garo h. voskerijian alfred anton vukosa gregory kamal bruno wachtler karen j. wagner mary alice wahlstrom >> my nephew, robert. rob your wife sheila your beautiful girls emma and katie, your parents bob and peggy your brother chris your sister in-laws all your aunts uncles, nieces and nephews misyou every day. you would u be so proud of your family. we still have the fake christmas every year. you were the one who told your mom it doesn't matter when we celebrate. just that we celebrate as a family together. and to the 3,000 other souls lost that day, we wanted to know no matter what, race, religion naltnalt, gender, all your lives matter. god bless all our first responders our men and women in the armed service. god bless america. [

joanna told us there should be wi-fi available on the school bus. that would help him do homework when his team travels long distance for games. schools currently receive e-rate support for internet access at school but not on their buses. do you agree that wi-fi on school busses could help close the homework gap, and should this be eligible for e-rate support? >> well, first of all, thank you for having me in hatch, new mexico. it was a treat. i still remember that football player. this high school student who told me in rural new mexico, he would take the bus an hour and a half out to play games, and an hour and a half back at night, and then sit there in the pitch-black darkness of the school parking lot with his device, because it was the only way he could get his homework done. it seems to me that that's trying too hard, and we should be able to help him and i think we should use the e-rate program to help make sure the school busses are wireless and have wi-fi on wheels. >> great, thank you. i don't know if any other commissioners have a thoug

we have 2 joining me this week charlie manning and joanna weiss. thanks for being here. the president, sounds calm, measured, rational, talks about mutually achievable goals, he's got 5 points he reads out, references the hemisphere, he looks presidential. hours later he's on -- wednesday night, excuse me -- same night he's on stage in phoenix brings out red are meat on immigration appeared the mexican president is claiming trump lied in their they discussed the financing of this famous wall. let start with you. how on earth is this supposed to reassure voters about trump's stability and reliability? >> first i take a little issue with the idea that he looked presidential. our standards have lowered clearly for donald trump standing for an hour and not ranting and being generally a respectful person makes you a human being over the age of 4, so feel like you know, there's this media drive to boost up -- you know, to think every turn he's acting presidential. i think the speech that he gave on wednesday night confirmed who donald trump is. and who he's going after. he is

send my personal condolences to jimmy's wife, kathy, his son, james, along with their dear friends, joanna -- joanne, henry, john and paul, all of whom have joined us here today. we're honored by your presence. law enforcement community, the hudson valley and new york has lost one of its finest. mr. maloney: he'll be sorely missed. the beauty of jimmy's life can be summed up by this. he loved his family. beyond all -- beyond all measure. gave all to his family and community. was the most humble and decent man anyone can say they ever knew. his absence is a chasm that we will never fill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from michigan, for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to thank starbucks and their new program called the series for recognizing baldwin community schools and baldwin -- and the baldwin promise. the s

. >>> joining us right now is joanna stern tech writer at "the wall street journal."his new phone was this is not going to be anything all that spectacular. you're not going to see anything innovative or all that great. yet we have watched apple shares surge. news that it's going to be sold out but probably also what's happening with sam sung. >> i think when we look at it, iphones and phones have kind of become a commodity. and we all sort of expect we're going to upgrade this thing after two years. some maybe after a year. maybe some after a year and a half. >> some after three years. >> some after three years. yes. the upgrade cycle is getting longer but there's still this huge amount of people that bought the iphone 6 two years ago and their phone has been a little worn down. so they want the latest and greatest and they think it's a good investment because they use their phone all day long every day. >> we had an analyst on earlier who said about a third of their sales of iphone recently have been new users who are buying into it. and that shocked me. i thought t

so, just want to say, i actually was-i believe joanna was there, too. i actually witnessed an incident right outside of our office by the civic center life station where there were a couple officers cit trained and they were fabulous. the not too long ago probably about a month-six weeks ago, the gentleman was ought with autism in the triangle where there's holding a knife and the officers sort of waited him out for almost 24 hours good so, there are some snippets of things i'm a good work that don't always get the praise good i just want to say that. thanks >> thank you, doug your work just to add to that [inaudible] for the officers who showed excellent the escalations bills and come to a peaceful resolution when dealing with members of the community and we awarded 12, actually 13 officers this year. you mentioned that incident we had another incident with a member of the autism community in the mission district and so there's about 24 hours to resolve the situation with out the use of force. >> thank you very much ffor your presentation. i hear a lot

so, just want to say, i actually was-i believe joanna was there, too. i actually witnessed an incident right outside of our office by the civic center life station where there were a couple officers cit trained and they were fabulous. the not too long ago probably about a month-six weeks ago, the gentleman was ought with autism in the triangle where there's holding a knife and the officers sort of waited him out for almost 24 hours good so, there are some snippets of things i'm a good work that don't always get the praise good i just want to say that. thanks >> thank you, doug your work just to add to that [inaudible] for the officers who showed excellent the escalations bills and come to a peaceful resolution when dealing with members of the community and we awarded 12, actually 13 officers this year. you mentioned that incident we had another incident with a member of the autism community in the mission district and so there's about 24 hours to resolve the situation with out the use of force. >> thank you very much ffor your presentation. i hear a lot