thanks to saint jude and eric trump he has 90 cure rate. you a big hug. you are incredible. these families go through a lot more than we could ever get through. we get beat up as a family, but the families at saint jude they go through a tremendous amount to see your looed one, your child, you know, that hopeless in a certain way because they have this awful illness. but to have so much hope around them because they are in the care of the best medical teams and best research doctors anywhere in the world with highest survival rate anywhere in the world. ainsley: families don't have to pay anything. >> truly incredible. we will keep raising money and we'll win the fight against pediatric cancer and take on the next victim. we will win this fight. sherri, thank you very much. when i saw your video. ist just blown away. you are an amazing person. we are forever indebted. i will see you soon. >> thank you so much, mr. trump. ed: thank you for coming in. >> give a hug to zachery for us. >> thanks, eric. turning now to more headlines, the preside

enter jude law. >> jude, you're joining the cast, the young dumbledore. >> we like in this cast to sayently jude got some ribbing on the set, but he's the one giving us the backstory to hog warts mischievous headmaster in this new film. >> he still is mischevious. dumbledore cannot get involved in the confrontation that is at the heart of this film, so newt is sort of his conduit. >> eddie redmayne reprises his role as newt in this sequel. lucky for the dad of two, who told us he got some built-in babysitters. >> working with this cast you basically have like eight nannies. so we're sort of traveling in the plane. iris just got like passed one by one for little 10-minute sessions. i got to sleep. it was amazing. >> you got to sleep. >> i was like, have my child. >> also joining the cast, "big little lies" star zoe kravitz, who only appeared in a photograph in the first movie. >> zoe, what was it like being a part of this crew? >> it was good. it was good. >> it was good. it was all right. >> which has more sinister characters, "big little lies" or "fantastic beasts"? >> i almost want t

jude.ed all kinds of weird things woe could during the stream if they hit certain amounts of mp. he's getting egged by his mrs. next up to gets to show a very embarrassing commercial he was in when he was younger. >> did you bring a protection? >> not what you're thinking, gayle. >> okay, fine, he's embarrassed. before you know it the money's ticking up a little bit and suddenly is they're going to start chipping away at his beard. >> not the beard. >> before long he's getting pretty. starting to look ache little bit like. >> the joker. >> slash marilyn manson on a bad day. all the people around the world are watching this stream and if they're just amaused or help they can just online donate money, which say maysing. >> my hair went purple and i thought it was going to trend. >> how wrong he was. suddenly, somebody's dropped $6,600. he hasn't noticed yet. when he does, though, he himself glitches. >> holy god! >> he doesn't speak for quite some time. to see these strangers, people you've n

jude family, somebody that went through hell for four years? come on now.er: trump responding on twit e saying, in part, quote, thank you for kind words, you are amazing sadly is nothing off limits for some. [inaudible conversations] heather: and there's this, the teen throwing the punches forfeited the match in the game, no one was arrested. that, of course, is the ugly and you can see why. [laughter] heather: that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first", "fox & friends first" continues right now. i will see you right here bye bye. rob: all right, monday july 9th, fox news alert, miracle mission in thailand, rescuers going into a flooded cave to save more trapped soccer players. live on the ground as efforts get under way. carley: a decision is coming, we are live in washington hours before that blockbuster announcement is made. rob: and the president again attacking what he calls the fake news media, the tweet that is setting social media on fire. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ carley: jam to get e

jude's. but those donations have ruled. 250 drop weapons, 500 drop everything. hot heel. $2,500 ninja will match a 5,000 donation up to 10 grand. this is a mr. beast video. >> we're going to start off light way $10,000 donation. >> just to let you know, mr. beast here. >> i'm mr. beast, let's go. >> then he drops a thousand dollars. that means no healing. then he drops 500 on him. drop everything you're holding right now. >> i'm going to make you go broke. >> any time he picks up anything of use, you have to drop that. but it's all fun and games. >> you're amazing, man, thank you so much. >> no problem. >> i like that kind of respect. >> at this point, ninja's mrs. decides to get involved. >> jay ghosty and ninja with the 10 zblrks so ninja just donated $10,000 to make sure that ninja can just have one normal game. >> the only twha can be overturned is with a donation larger than $10,000 which i don't think mrs. b even has. >> that was a direct callout to me. i don't care if we're overbudget. >> well, okay, dude. >> let's do this, buddy. >> despite all the troll

to a jude 60 pounds per load. 12 hours per day for five dollars for our. those men moved. pulled the bucket up, when the bucket was full they would signal their engineer on the service -- surface. the engineer would lift the full bucket right up and out of the shaft. the bucket would travel up the line and to drop its content into a pile of material like this called paydirt. escalated --pastry streak. work was done underground in wintertime. they excavated all winter. what they were looking for was p lacer gold. they would spend a all summer long shoveling that paydirt by hand into their sluice box. >> 10 to 12 guys would do it when they got together. the next step is kind of obvious. labor intensive. a couple boys here in fairbanks got the idea, they formed their own company called fairbanks exploration or f p for short. they got investors involved. timing was everything. in 1923 when president harding came up to drive the golden spike in the alaska railroad, it was in business. it connected the open water port to the tiny town of fairbanks and the river. they began to mo

jude. st.s today is one of the great great institutions and delivery of healthcare in particular childhood healthcare. liz: well all of us unless you're native american came from somewhere else. this morning on mornings with maria the ceo of microsoft i want you to hear what he said about being the child of immigrants and how it's affected his path. let's listen. >> american immigration policy that then allowed me to come here, get an education and live that dream, so i'll always come from that personal experience to advocate for and enlighten immigration policy that allows for the best and the brightest to come to the united states, participate in our economy, pay taxes, create innovations, that are going to make us more competitive globally. liz: but the argument is over legal immigration. of course there was a judge yesterday who was actually put a halt to deporting the families who had been reunited with the children from whom they were separated which has been a heart wrenching story but i

one of the licensed homes in gulu st jude it's home to more than ninety orphans often it is really no place. for children to grow up in but also it has the advantages for the children because some of the children we don't often this new do have studied. while living with family is the ideal situation for orphans lesson shelters can help st jude says some of the children who've grown up in their home have turned out to be productive and successful people with university educations and fulfilling careers. on al-jazeera. one of the german chancellor angela merkel says fourteen e.u. countries have agreed to take back migrants who of which only registered with them merkel made this claim in a letter to her coalition partners demanding the government take a tougher stance on migration merkel also reportedly said she wants to establish santas to hold and process migrants at the german border but hungary one of the fourteen countries reportedly included has denied reaching any deal. well now mumbai's distinctive buildings have been added to the u.s. go world heritage list on deck enthusiastic

his latest album is jude for release in september. it started out. as a swedish album in swedish. and the idea for that album came. because mary told me that she had had to stop working with books at like in february two thousand and sixteen. which was sad of course but it was expected at the same time you know what she she worked overtime so to speak the last ten years we were upset. so i decided early on that the next project i'm going to do should be something very different from rocks at. him amory frederick suntanned sixty she's doing well given the circumstances but not well enough to go back on stage so she'll be rooting for pan and his solo of parents is away from the spotlight. well all of us here max and very best wishes now we move on to photography and an artist came to examine beauty standards hide a planet from cologne chooses the models for pictures based on their uniqueness portraits show children teens and adults that have birthmarks or pigment disorders in hopes to encourage people from hiding so-called cosmetic flaws the result is a captivating photo series so w

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construction work took almost two years working at that gradient and down to jude was a big challenge tons of material had to be transported via helicopter often a killer around the way the building cost almost nineteen million euros. you can eat inside a few or a d.p.a. truck. and you can drink in the scenery on the terrace every last detail was designed by mario bot the architect chose greystone for the external cladding designed to mirror the mountain itself. that both the concept of the stone stands for the mountain. i like the thought that architecture doesn't mean that a building occupies a place instead the building becomes a part of the place part of the equal wargo. mary about her grew up in switzerland and studied architecture in italy in one nine hundred seventy he set up his own office over the years he has worked on eight hundred projects all over the world one of his most famous works is the san francisco museum of modern art which opened in one thousand nine hundred five. is a master of both geometric forms and likes to use materials like stone and concrete as he did in

construction work took almost two years working at bank radiant and down to jude it was a big challenge tons of material had to be transported via helicopter often nucular around the way the building cost almost nineteen million euros. you can eat in scientists fjord a.d.p a truck. and you can drink in the scenery on the terrace every last detail was designed by mario boxer the architect chose greystone for the external cladding designed to mirror the mountain itself. both the concept of the stone stands for the mountain. i like the thought that architecture doesn't mean that a building occupies a place instead the building becomes a part of the place part did equal or go. mary about her grew up in switzerland and studied architecture in italy in one nine hundred seventy he set up his own office over the years he has worked on eight hundred projects all over the world one of his most famous works is the san francisco museum of modern art which opened in one thousand nine hundred five. is a master of both geometric forms and likes to use materials like stone and concrete as he did in tel

in the jew and the jew russet your empire and you yourselves out jude the jew and the big jew has rotted every nation is. switching gears now after the white house announced its inviting president putin to washington many media outlets are still trying to come to terms with donald trump's style of diplomacy archie's playboy go breaks down what has been dubbed the worst week for trump's foreign policy. the u.s. president has upset everyone because she's missed it doesn't do claim to see like this was. coming from lord one of the rules of diplomacy on his whistle stop tour of europe went off piste and told the truth don't worry you threw in a you tube it was an astonishing performance he managed to piss european allies and then in the interests of equality he desired citizens to diplomacy is the. someone's face but nicely yours is a method not found in any text reg he sobered up opponents and allies with a stream of clearly. as though finishing the most with a laser guided who through his battles won the summers to name terrorism for us to take a truthful here's the e.u.'s sticking washing

while arab and jude have a cause to a full four, the british soldier is there only because it is hist that, and precious few thanks it gets for it. my precious few thanks it gets for it. my family was a jewish family from germany, came to palestine because we we re germany, came to palestine because we were in danger in germany. i was 21 yea rs old we were in danger in germany. i was 21 years old when i worked for the british. in the king david hotel. typing. it wasn't a happy time. it was always tense. because they didn't know how to stop all these attacks. always troops on the streets, british police or soldiers. reworked for them, we had to have a salary. —— will we worked. there wasn't so much work. there was a warning. telephone calls, that bombs we re warning. telephone calls, that bombs were laid in the cellar of the king david hotel, that the people, the workers, should all go out immediately. i was just getting up from my place, suddenly i heard an explosion, and black. i don't see anything. art some time —— after some time i heard somebody was coughing. isaid, there some ti

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lets in the jew and the jews did your empire and you yourselves and jude the jew and the big jew has received every nation his word. ok moving on or after the white house announced it's inviting president putin to washington the media is still trying to come to terms with donald trump style of diplomacy polly boy could i break star in what's being dubbed the worst week for trump's foreign policy the us president has upset everyone because because they don't do the climate they like this. time from north one of the fast rules of diplomacy on his whistle stop tour of europe went off piste and told the truth don't worry if you're in a family is to say it was an astonishing performance he managed to european allies and then in the interests of equality his own citizens to play with the artillery in someone's face but my years as a method not found in any textbook he softened up opponents and. lies with a stream of clearly obvious provoke finishing the most with a laser going did home truth is that last one that's the latest in a terrorism for us to take a truth from here's the e.u.'s sti

lets in the jew and the jews your empire and you yourselves out jude the jew and the big jew has rotted every nation is one day too. that's a worldwide news for now but don't forget you can always had to our website our to dot com and the details on all of those stories and more thanks for tuning in. seventy four design submissions. seven thousand islands. to the judges. and eight hundred sixty nonstop days of. a russian w.b. agent. and a russian mobster. joe you help and the crimea bridge was built. witnessed the construction of a unique transport under-rate that will help the heart of crimea. most of those you know what google more familiar with it a bit but. survival guide book stacy goes to the store and. he shoots. repatriations to look at the rest a seventy. percent. record. later on. this is boom bust broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. i'm part jonas thank you for joining us we're coming up on today's program as promised on the broadcast last time we have our interview with nomi prins a former big banker at goldman sachs and the author of collusion how central ban

those of other european countries despite warm words for the french president and german chancellor jude in their visits to washington the us president recently described the e.u. as a foe to be may well be a welcome and useful friend at this meeting trump hinted at another one which may be on the cards so i believe in meeting i would certainly meet with the rent if they wanted to meet and i'm ready to meet anytime they want if we could work something out that's meaningful not the waste of paper that the other deal was i would certainly be willing to make this after trump who date of the iran nuclear accords and warned its leaders against threatening the u.s. in the strongest of terror. if a meeting happens it would be the first between the u.s. and iranian presidents in nearly forty years and mark another foreign policy turnaround for this most unconventional of president. now to some other stories making headlines around the world north korea is reportedly working on new missiles officials say u.s. spy satellites have detected or new activity at a north korean site that has produced fo

jude hospital.s unreal. now you're going to attack a charity? you're going to attack a st. jude family, that someone went through hell for four years? come on now. ainsley: eric trump responded on twitter, saying in part, thank you for your kind words. you were amazing. sadly nothing is off lilts for some. >>> say good-bye to plastic straws at starbucks. the coffee giant announcing it drops them from all stores in two years. they will be replaced by recyclable strawless liz. other straus made from paper. the move will cut down on waste and make them environmentally friendly. the company is based in seattle, which became the first u.s. city to ban plastic straws. >>> a flight crew being praised as heroes in the sky. rushing to help three-year-old french bull dark darst -- darcy when they are tongue turned blue. they treated the dog with the yellow oxygen masks helping to save her. the owners thanking the attendants after the flight from florida to massachusetts. those are your headlines. that was jet

discreet power in march offices are still trying to work out how the pair were exposed to the same movie jude although tests have confirmed that they touched a contaminated item with the hands. very serious new turn with the news of the passing away of dawn sturgis one of the two people that was affected in this so-called second poisoning incident she was forty four years old and she had passed away on sunday evening and now that this has happened it's clear to understand that the investigation is going to be expected to be much more vigorous and certainly stronger language is going to be needed than the one we've seen so far along the lines of most likely while the investigation is still continuing with lots of questions still around about where and how this couple could have potentially contaminated themselves we've heard that the working theory so far is that they came in contact with some kind of contaminated object and of course lots of questions there about how that could have happened given the millions and millions of pounds spent on dea come into contact the nation work in souls this

jude kelly, bbc news, salisbury.razil have been sensationally knocked out of the tournament. they lost to belgium two one in kazan. meanwhile england willjoin belgium in the last four if they beat sweden tomorrow but manager gareth southgate says he's taking nothing for granted. our sports editor dan roan joins us now. more on england in a moment but another one bites the dust. this world cup has seen spain, germany, argentina are all get knocked out. this time it was the turn of the five—time winners, brazil. in this changing of the guard of world football continuing, perhaps the biggest surprise of all, as richard conway now reports. the scars from the defeat years ago might never heal. this world cup was supposed to provide redemption. belgian reopen that old winter night, early pressure leading to an own goal inside the opening quarter hour. soon, it was two. scored in russia, made in manchester. romelu lukaku feeding the drawing. with their place in the tournament on the line, brazil emerged in the second half l

one of the licensed homes in gulu st jude it's home to more than ninety orphans often it is really no place. for children to grow in but as the advantages for the children. some of the children. who have studied. while living with family is the ideal situation for orphans less and shelters can help see some of the children who've grown up in their home have turned out to be productive and successful people with university educations and fulfilling careers. on al-jazeera. protesters in india are demanding the death penalty for two men accused of raping a seven year old girl demonstrations have been held across eight cities and months are districts near the center of the country the men are accused of luring the young go away from high school before assaulting india's government introduced the death penalty for the rape of girls on to twelve this year after the sexual assault of an eight year old girl angry protests. and egyptian court has delayed the final ruling in a mass trial involving seven hundred people until next month or accused of being involved in a sit in in two thousand and

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jude.y really help us to fulfill our mission, and we're so grateful to have them on our team. ♪ over twitter's sha due banning. the social media platform makes your account difficult to so i the least to find instead of outright banning the account. so if you look for a certain account or name, it won't appear on the drop down menu of a search bar. among the names that weren't appearing, donald trump jr. spokesman, republican party chairwoman ronna mcdonnell, republican congressman devin den nunes, tom fitton. joining me now, social media stars and president trump's most loyal and energetic supporters, diamond and silk. great to have you with us. you know more than just a thing or two about this shadow banning. i have to think that you watch the events of the last few days with great interest. let me start with shadow banni banning. has your problem with twitter be fixed? >> it hasn't been -- we've been having a problem with facebook and facebook also shadow bans. and what shadow banning is

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jude.ulfill our mission, and we're so grateful to have them on our team. ♪ maria: welcome back now for look at the big market events coming up in the week ahead that could impact your money. of course it's a holiday shortened week starting with manufacturing data and construction spending. next week will be a very slow week for earnings because of the july 4 holiday but monday we will see retailer of bon-ton report its quarterly earnings. it's important is that auto sales are doing in this impairment of higher tariffs and closing ahead of the july 4 holiday on wednesday. markets are closed on wednesday for july 4. happy independence day everybody pay one business resumes on thursday lot of data for traders and investors. no climate data, the eia petroleum status as well as the nonmanufacturing index. we'll get to latest federal reserve minutes getting a window into what was said through a finish off on friday with the june jobs report to tune into "mornings with maria" that morning for spec

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an extraordinary record with the number of cases that he has been a part of eye jude kating. and -- adjudicating. mitch is right, this is a fill in the opposition of the opposition statements have been weak. on the one hand they say we need time to review his record and most of them announced they aren't going to support the nomination. i believe he's going to get confirmed and be on the bench before the next scotus session. >> harris: do you think it's an advantage to have, i think, 300 decisions. talk about a paper trail with this candidate? democrats first said will this person have experience. well obviously he does. >> i think it's a great advantage. i've started reviewing some of his cases. i'm not an attorney. but i've had a lot of people prepare briefings for me. i'm reviewing his cases. what i see is a level of independence. there's a few rulings or few dissents he's taken, frankly idealogically i don't agree w but i believe he did it because he read the constitution, read the statutes, and said i am up from the bench, i'm not going to legislate. if you want me to co

. >> clerk: next speaker and then one last card and that's jude. >> good afternoon, commissioners. good to see you again, director ginsburg. i'm jackie flynn, phillip randolph institute here in san francisco. as many of you know, we work with families across the city. over the years, our organization has volunteered to help connect low-income families and at-risk youth to san francisco rec and park activities like the green ages program. we've worked with supervisor cohen's office, build inc., to create a genuine community engagement program that allows our families to provide input on changes happening in the neighborhood. to many families in our neighborhood, every penny counts. oftentimes when folks get worried about hearing about bond measures that may impact their income and gentrify the neighborhood. it's been providing opportunity for residents to communicate concerns and also express their desires. we encourage all residents to participate in their civic duty and vote in every election. as we've heard from parents, youth and elders that use or want to use open spaces and pa

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it ajoout jude kate -- adjudicates brexit. even under obama, who was a godhead in berlin, 52% of germans have a negative appraisal. now it's down to about 35. 35% are positive. 70% of germany doesn't have a positive appraisal of the united states and yet it has the world's largest trade surplus. about 240 billion. runs a $65 billion trade surplus with us. it has about -- not just 1.2% on defense but that number does not reflect its forces. it has five or six jets. you sum it up and here's the conditions they are presenting to the united states. our population, for historical reasons or whatever, doesn't really like you anymore. but we want you to protect us from russia which we just cut a 30-year, 400 billion-dollar deal with. and by the way, in a recent german poll, germans have a more favorable perception of vladimir putin than they do of donald trump. that's not a sustainable matrix. it just won't work. >> laura: you need to bring dr. phil in. you need real marriage counseling for that relationship. i want to play some of t

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jude med in january of last year to bulk up their medical device exposure.explains this is how abbott can keep putting up 7% organic sales number this is not a small company. white then breaks down all four of the company's business segments, gives you a reason to be excited about frankly each one. and diagnostic, they're rolling out a whole new system that is selling like hotcakes because it helps laboratories run more efficiently. in generic drugs, their sales are growing at a 12% clip thanks to exposure to fast growing markets. they're also seeing real strength in pediatric nutrition and the medical device segment, my favorite. there was so much i couldn't even do it justice, including a phenomenal diabetes care division they were up 22% and 30% respectively at this point he takes a break and turns it over to ceo who takes a deep dive. he breaks it down giving a forecast for each of abbott's divisions in the next quarter. given they had just raised growth, think of this as the cfo explaining how they're going to get there, a road map. and now we get to th

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week next week. ( marty )( marty )on the phone with me i have cal fire public information officer jude has also injured 3 marin county fire firefighters. tyler barnes, scott pederson.... and brian cardoza are part of a five engine strike team. kron4's maureen kelly talked to their department's chief who describes what happened. we're quite fortunate that the injury are relatively minorthe injured firefighters are part of a five engine strike team with a total of 17 firefighters from the marin county fire dept. they'd been battling the blaze focusing on structure protection and rescue since 1am thursday.....they were still going at 8pm that night....defending a structure when the three firefighers were overcome with a blast of heat.the fire made a pretty significant run, the quick action of the company officer there he was able to get his firefighters into the engine to take refuge unfortunately before that occurred three of them sustained vert burns from minor to moderate,all three were treated at a hospital up in redding two were treated and released....one fireigher who suffered a si

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the leicester striker was jude his groin in that win over colombia. the national health service. a series of events are being held across to the uk to mark the anniversary. more than 3,000 people — including nhs staff, past and present — will attend services at westminster abbey and york minister. martine croxall is at st george's university hospital this morning. finding out about life going on in the hospital, despite the holiday elevations. yes, very busy. when chris our producer said we're coming to saint george's, he said that is great, you had to find lots of baby so can sniff their heads. we have a very small one here, her name is harley, she has even put on a party frock. she is here with her mum and grandmother. just briefly tell us about harley's arrival, because it was a bit of a surprise to you. about harley's arrival, because it was a bit of a surprise to youm was. i was a whole month in gibraltar bleeding whilst i was pregnant with her, and then i got sent over from gibraltar to st george's to see if i had cervical cancer while i was pre