phil keating working the story from south florida. first bryan llenas reporting live outside the courthouse in manhattan. brian. >> at 1:15 p.m., jeffrey epstein made his first court appearance in federal court find me here in manhattan. he pled not guilty to both sex trafficking charges. our courtroom producers say two of jeffrey epstein's accusers were inside the courtroom when he pled not guilty. they described epstein is looking disheveled but also calm. he wore a blue prison jumpsuit and he was not handcuffed. federal prosecutors have charged him with one count of sex trafficking and another count of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking if convicted the 66-year-old could spend 44 year. according to prosecutors, epstein paid hundreds of dollars to girls as young as 14 to massage or have sex with him. prosecutors believe there's dozens of victims and they are urging any potential victims of epstein who stated his new york townhouse or florida mansion to come forward by calling 1-800-call-fbi. >> as alleged, epstein was well aware t

arthel: all right, phil keating. i know you're out there getting all the details, and we'll check back in later. thanks, phil. >> reporter: thanks. mike: southern california bracing for more strong aftershocks after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake yesterday. the quake rattling homes, crumbling roads and causing fires. about 150 miles northeast of los angeles. it's the second powerful quake to strike the region in as many days. jonathan hunt is live in ridgecrest, california. jonathan? >> reporter: mike, the physical damage from those two very large earthquakes is miraculously minimal. there is more damage, though, done to the psyche of those who lived through them both. we got a vivid display of that last night when our producer, dan gallo, was in a restaurant getting a well-earned break after 36 hours straight of work at his first earthquake and that 7.1 hit. dan whipped out his cell phone, caught the chaos and fear on camera as people ran for their lives from that restaurant. and dan himself, who is not a man given to e

i will speak to dave keating in brussels shortly.n venezuela, a navy captain accused of being involved in a coup against nicolas maduro has died in prison. juan guaido says the man was savagely and brutally tortured. , a eu has signed trade deals milestone agreement with vietnam dealy follows friday's with the eu. the detaiails are coming up in business. hailstone -- a freak hailstororm in t the middldle of summer. first, our top story, alive from paris. in hong kong, 22 years ago today, the british colony was handed back to china. protests marking that day with protests of f thousands of peope in the s streets. totesters have been trying smash their way inside. >> a dozen or so of these h have managed to b break in.. have a lot of police inside preventing them from moving anywhere. the areas are startining to move with thee are left most hard-line protesters. genie: and tell us about the extradition bill and if it can be scrapped the way these protesters would like. it would have possibly meant trouble for r a number of political fi

phil keating has the alarming reason. >> another blow to the dominican republic tourism industry as american women in the past month has died while on a medical tourism trip for cosmetic surgery. friday at a clinic in the capital santo domingo a new york mother died on the operating table reportedly from a blood clot. she was in the middle of a liposuction procedure, a study from the university of texas named the dominican republic as the most dangerous place to travel for plastic surgery leading to death or serious illnesses from infections. most of the procedures were for tummy text, breast reductions and light the section. in her case according to her sister she found her dominican doctor on facebook who said he could do it and for less money than in the us. her sister said she was a smart, vibrant and passionate woman and her chief surgery came at a terrible cost. these two medical tourism deaths are unrelated to the dominican resort deaths which we covered extensively last month. a dozen american tourists died in the dr over the past year and a half in what many family members co

phil keating live in plantation florida with the latest. phil. >> jones that what is astonish for so many people when they see debris field behind me and fact no nobody died just 21 gyres only two of them serious one of them a child but we're about 100 yards away from what appears to be the epicenter of the explosion not only did it sound like a bomb. it looked like a bomb went off. over there on the center you can see some red walls, that appears to be a pizza restaurant that had been closed for the past year. and a lot of the focus on investigators is whether a natural gas explosion happened inside that. now take a look from arrow, the ariels of the debris field really give a -- a big impact picture for you. on how big this was of people two miles away so they could hear it. there's a so many sourceses here busy saturday around noon. there's an l.a. fitness, restaurant couple of banks department storeses, an a amazingly only 21 people were wounded suffered injuries and here's how one witness described it who lived nearby. >> my wife and i

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bret. >> bret: phil keating in miami, thanks.attled governor wants to talk to president trump. the request from governor comes of the investigation into corruption allegations against his administration intensifies. a judge has issued search warrants for the cell phones or government officials tied to a crude online chat whose leak has set off a political crisis that could actually break down the governor. south korean air force jets fired 360 rounds of warning shots today after russian military planes twice violated south korea's arab space. that's according to officials in seoul. russia says its planes were on a routine flight over neutral waters and did not enter south korean territory. videos have gone viral showing new york city police officers being soaked with water while trying to do their jobs. those images reinforce how difficult it is to be a police officer, and lately, how difficult it is for cities to find people willing to do that job. one such city is seattle. correspondent dan springer is there tonight. >> police

phil keating is live now, phil. >> hi, arthel, the scene is behind me, appears to have been a naturalas explosion inside where most of the debris field seems to have emanated from, that was a pizzeria store that had been closed for reportedly about a year, right next door to la fitness which is on the other side, about 21 people officially now are injured or were wounded, only two of them very serious, one of them was a child but when people, fire teams and police officers all responded on the scene, they said people were all over the place, we did just have about 30 minutes ago press update with the deputy fire chief in plantation, florida, confirmed that the state fire marshal was here and ultimately he said they were absolutely amazed that the injuries were not more and more serious than what they were, let's take a listen to some sound we have prepared, go ahead. >> when we arrived we found patients scattered all about debris area, we are relieved, considering how we found patients and where we found them, the injuries are not as severe as we thought they would be, we are thankful

si. >> bret: phil keating in miami.enate floor, the senate has just failed in a bid to authorize a series of vetoes issued by president trump along the trump administration to move forward with plans to sell billions of dollars of weapons to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. the president's decision to sell those weapons in a way that would have bypassed congressional review infuriated lawmakers from both parties. today's vote to override the veto's failed 45-40. a two-thirds vote to override was needed. the state department is celebrating its 230th anniversary, cutting to take today, secretary of state mike pompeo and former secretary of state henry kissinger who is 96 years old. also one hand, george saltz and madeleine albright. today's celebration was teamed one theme, one mission, one future. president trump a house oversight committee elijah cummings go at it over claims of racism. we'll get reaction from the panel when we come back. ♪ do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen

feel keating has more from the kennedy space center.>> reporter: it has been a weeklong celebration leading up to this landmark day. july 20 the 50th anniversary of the triumphant apollo 11 moon landing. the day watched around the world. as the impossible fantasy became reality. the greatest human achievement in history skyrocketed astronauts neil armstrong michael collins and buzz aldrin into instant heroes. july 16, 1969 the three astronauts were strapped into their capsule the eagle on top of a massive rocket. the astronauts propelled into orbit and just over 11 minutes from florida's the space center. four days later july 20 armstrong and aldrin took their momentous first steps. becoming the first humans to ever set foot on the lunar surface. >>> the men spent just about 2 1/2 hours walking on the moon. collecting samples conducting experiments planting a flag. all while taking these iconic photographs. collins remained in orbit in the command module throughout the mission. an estimated 650 million people worldwide tuned in to watch the landing on their televisions.>> we knew everyone w

has become the oldest welterweight champion in history at the age of 40 he beach w w b a champion keats turman on points in las vegas back in manila fans followed the victory and celebrated the national heroes and latest achievement he now returned to the philippines to resume his work as a senator but he says he hopes to fight again next year. you're watching the news here's a recap of the top stories that we're following for you. in this space program has successfully launched the chandrayaan 2 rockets the unmanned spacecraft is heading for the dark side of the moon carrying a rover vehicle if successful the mission will make india the 4th mission to land a probe on the lunar surface. and last man attack hong kong democracy activists are following the latest protest against an unpopular extradition only a police fired tear gas and rubber bullets as tens of thousands of anti-government demonstrators filled the streets for the 7th consecutive weekend. coming up next we have a documentary film which looks at equal read both of the human yes that's a premium but that she might have used t

thank you very much indeed how nice until september if we'll see i thank you very much indeed day keating from brussssels. nextxt some one hundred and fify people are feared drowned off the libyan coast what could be the worst refugee shipwreck of the yeyear. the u. n. h. jass as a hundred and thirty four people have alreready been rescued. and they've made a plea that they should not be sent back to uncertain futures in libya so far in twenty nineteen six hundred people have lost their lives. bobbi people trafficked across the mediterranean. janinice here is mourning its first freely elected president ninety two year old patient kate sfc died in june this this morning. he belelieved of the country sie the election of twentnty fourten have b been admitted to hospital twenty four hours ago the cause of his death is yet to be confirmed. but he being being treated for what's been referred to as a serious illness recently let's hear now. from some chin is yes in the street. may he rest in peace.. since the beginning his stabilize the country and has dealt well with the demands of the presiden

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implantation, phil keating. >>> plantation.>>> lake tahoe fourth of july, this year's celebration leftmore trash on the beaches then each of the three previous years, the paper says this year volunteers gathered to remove litter from 10 miles of shoreline. single use plastics like cups, lids and straws were the most commonly found trash item. >> you need to keep that leg clean. >>> the bay area, some hot numbers, inland, lower 90s, fairfield, antioch, keeping it cool, upper 50s to right around 60. we will be cooling things off in the sunday forecast, you can see this system dropping from the north, ushering in cooler air as we head into your sunday forecast and beyond. >>> right now, patchy high clouds, some of the models suggest the fog first thing tomorrow morning, overnight lows, and 1st 50s and 60s, santa rosa asked it to, concorde 63, santa rosa 63. >>> above san francisco for saturday night, you can see some patches of cloud cover and fog, not widespread, but it will bump up in coverage again, we have had the same repeating weather story for the past several days. tomorrow the bigges

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keating. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. keating: i rise in support of chairman engel's amendment inspired by a bipartisan new start bill that's co-sponsored by mr. mccaul, the ranking member. it is a bill that urges extensions of the new start treaty. russia's broad range and destabilizing influence is well known. we need to concxds con train russia's arsenal to the best of our ability and we have an effective tool in place. and we have heard from so many leaders why this is so important. like the general commander of the united states strategic command -- the chair: the gentleman from new york. mr. engel: i yield 30 seconds to the gentleman from assachusetts, mr. moulton. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. moulton: i just want to point out i agree with my colleague that this treaty is outdated and russia and china are developing weapons that exceed what is included here. but all the more reason why we need the time by extending this treaty to develop a stronger replacement. we shouldn't do what russia wants. that'

bill keating has more from the kennedy space center in florida. >>>>> reporter: it is been a weeklong celebration leading up to this landmark day. july 20 the 50th anniversary of the triumphant apollo 11 moon landing. the day watched around the world. as the impossible fantasy became reality. astronauts neil armstrong and buzz aldrin and michael collins into instant heroes. july 16, 1969 the three astronauts were strapped into their capsule the eagle on top of a massive rocket. the astronauts propelled into orbit and just over 11 minutes from florida's kennedy space center. four days later on july 20 armstrong and aldrin severe momentous first steps. become the first humans to ever set foot on the lunar surface.>>> one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: they spent 2 1/2 hours walking on the moon. collecting samples conducting experiments planting a flag. all while taking these iconic photographs. collins remained in orbit and the command module throughout the mission an estimated 650 million people worldwide tuned in to watch the landing on the televisions.

phil keating earning hazard pay on this. >> reporter: sort of power and light turkey point nuclear power1 million people with electricity but it's other customers are getting all the extra special attention as they are hashing out something new. baby florida american crocodiles received treatment, measuring their length at birth, weighing them and implantable microchip into their tail to track them over their lives. american crocodiles only live in south florida, were want to the brink of extinction. today there are 2000 of them, 25% call this nuclear power plant, 170 deathlike miles, home. and they are not radioactive. wanted an endangered species, they are listed as threatened. that is thanks in a great measure to the fpl croc program. >> crucial for the environment and so interesting. seeing the fruits of your labor with this moment, waiting for those babies to hatch and collecting them and setting them back in the wild, the ultimate satisfaction. >> reporter: every july and august, the croc the exact up and down looking for nests, each with 30 to 50 bags. the crocodiles thrive in thi

celebrating that legacy by exploring the attractions right here at the kennedy space center and phil keating they call the rocket garden with more. >> a lot of apollo 11 activity happening today on a huge day for nasa and the united states and thousands upon thousands of people who in the 60s developed the science and technology that executed the greatest human feet in human history. a 9 day mission to the moon and back, leaving behind human footprints, all three astronauts surviving and instantly become legends. >> that's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind. >> that neil armstrong, the first man to step foot on the moon, who passed away 7 years ago. still alive are the other two, buzz aldrin and michael collins, both attending 50th system is this week. apollo 11 led to five other apollo missions which landed on the moon. that followed the mercury and gemini programs that paved the way. for anyone 55 years and up have some the memories of this day and 69, we met up with astronaut chris ferguson who commanded the final space shuttle mission and by the end of this year expects

phil keating picks up the story. >> reporter: despite warnings by the centers for disease control andntion for all americans not to engage in medical tourism tens of thousands of people do every year despite the risks of death, infection and disfiguring bacteria. on friday in the dominican republic, according to the sister of the new york mother, died on the operating table from a blood clot in the middle of having lycos section and tell me talk procedure. according to the dominican republic, 50,000 tourists travel to the island injecting the equivalent of a quarter billion dollars into its economy. a recent study from the university of texas named to the to make a republican most dangerous place to travel for plastic surgery after numerous people died or suffered serious illnesses from infection. most of the procedures wherever breast reductions and lycos section. according to her sister she found her dominican doctor on facebook, who said he could do it and for less money than in the us. her sister says she was a smart, vibrant and passionate woman and her cheap surgery came at a te

phil keating is live from miami. >> a horrible, horrible tragedy for this family after their 18-month-old death from the 11th story is a cruise ship that is roughly a 150-foot drop. this is the little girl, 18-month-old chloe, i was about to begin a cruise with her family. the ship's royal caribbean's freedom of the sea is, a very large ship with 3600 passengers on board right now. it was docked and soon to depart from puerto rico when the girl's grandfather was holding her and she lost her balance and fell out of his hands and accidentally dropped to his death. the family attorney says that's not how it happened and blames royal caribbean. according to the attorney she was in a tiled water zone play area with her maternal grandfather and had glass partitions all around it. and at the girl went through it and went overboard. >> what is preventable here, why would you ever put windows that passengers can opening a kids play area? >> puerto rico police are investigating in the family remains on the island. according to the south bend, indiana, police department, the child's father is one of

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. >> shepard: bill keating live in south florida.ot have to go far to arrest a dui suspect after she apparently crashed in a jail. that is according to the sheriff official and orange county, california. here are the pictures. they said the 19-year-old woman drove her range rover into the jails gate and knocked it down. the city is irvine the suv ended up on top of a concrete wall. you can see lots of damage, but nobody hurt. the deputies arrested her. she got sent to a different jail because the one where the crash happened temporary closed for construction. ahead, it was quite a morning at a walmart outside memphis when bullets blasted through the supercenter the parking lot in northwest mississippi. what we know about what happened in the police officer who survived getting shot. also, the terrorist who played the attack of 9/11 is willing to help the families of his victim victims. there is one condition. that is next. ♪ ♪ dealing with psoriatic arthritis pain was so frustrating. my skin... it was embarrassing. my joints... they

phil keating joins us now live from the kennedy space center in cape canaveral florida.n. reporter: hi there, eric. it is an extra ordinary anniversary for something humans for centuries and centuries had only fantasized about doing. going to the moon. on this day in 1969, apollo 11 did just that. the first of six apollo missions to land on the lunar surface. all done and accomplished in a short time span of just 3 and a half years. the first man on the moon of course mission commander neil armstrong. he can see in the helmet buzz aldrin. and then apollo 15 landed, up but was asked not al worden commanding the command module. piloting a rather piece is what nasa and the apollo 11 team accomplished in those space race years cannot be understated. >> to me, the importance of neil armstrong landed on the moon, 50 years ago, was absolutely epic in one step, we told the world that here in the united states, we can do anything we wanted to if we put our mind to it. reporter: that famous quote - of course, one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. armstrong, aldrin an

phil keating explains. >> off they go. >> american crocodiles are crawling back from the brink of extinctiona's turkey point nuclear power plant. once endangered, there no-- the are now listed as threatened. during hatch ng season, they look for nests and rescuing hatchlings for this the found 27 nests and taken about 300 baby crocodiles back to the lab. wildlife biologist mike measures their length and inserts a tiny microchip into each tale in order to track them over their lives. >> are not radioactive this question we get a lot. >> they are then released back into the wild. 25 percent of the crocodile population calls this nuclear crocodiles sanctuary home which is perfect for them thanks to the canals, and minimal human encounters. since it is a high-security facility. this right here is an old crocodile nest. you can still see some of the actuals left behind. adult females lay about 30 to 50 eggs every year but most will not end up surviving due to predation by birds, fish and other crocs. >> beside the fact that they are so crucial to the environment and you go throughout the whole ye

phil keating is live in miami where so much of the venezuelan community has gone during the tough timesr: a scathing all of that in addition to this. a scathing new united nations human rights report describes venezuela as a humanitarian crisis, where death squads target anti-government opponents and the rule of law is eroding. in caracas, the capital of venezuela, big crowds have gathered. the disputed president nicholas maduro, celebrating the country's liberation from spain in 1811. in switzerland, comes at u.n. condemnation for president maduro, who accuses armed forces of separating a death squad engaged in judicial arrests. according to u.n. investigators, maduro's special action forces killed more than 5,000 people in 2018 and another 1500 this year by mid may. all of that on top of the estimated 4 billion venezuelans who have fled the country. >> attacks against political opponents ranging from threats and smear campaigns to attention on ill treatment, sexual violence. excessive illegal force has been used again the people. >> reporter: the deputy foreign minister pwhrafed the r

phil keating without out to meet them. how did that go? >> went well.rfect place for the crocodiles. the facility allows them to have the place to themselves. july is hatching season. baby crocs are being brought to the lab where they're days old where they receive gentle treatment from florida power and light. american crocodiles were once on the brink of extinction, down to 500 in the 70s. today there's about 2,000 of them. 1 out of 4 calls the 170 miles of nuclear cooling canals home. no, they are not radioactive although they get that question all the time. once an endangered species, they're listed as threatened. >> they're so crucial nor the environment and so interesting. it's basically seeing the fruits of your labor. you go throughout the year waiting for this moment, waiting for the babies to hatch and releasing them back into the wild, which is the ultimate satisfaction. >> unlike alligators, which lived as far north as tennessee and the carolinas, american crocodiles only lived in south florida. shep? >> shepard: i hear you held one. is that

phil keating picks up the story from there. >> despite warnings from the centers for disease controlvention not to engage in medical tourism, tens of thousands of people still do it every year despite the risk of death, infections and disfiguring bacteria. on friday down in the capital santo domingo according to the sister of a new york mother her name alexandra medina, died on an operating table from a blood clot, she was in the middle of having a liposuction and tummy tuck procedure. according to the dominican government, last year about 50,000 tourists travel to the island for cosmetic procedures injecting the equivalent of a quarter billion dollars into its economy. a recent study from the university of texas named the dominican republic the most dangerous place to travel for plastic surgery. after numerous people either died or suffered serious illnesses from infections. most of the procedures are tummy tucks, breath reductions, or liposuction's. she found her dominican doctor on facebook who said he could do it and for less money than here in the u.s. her sister said she was a

phil keating earning hazard pay on this one. >> shannon, about a million people is served by this plantare getting the extra special attention as they're hatching out of share shells. baby florida american florida crocodiles brought to the lab when they're days old receive gentle treatment from fpl's croc team. they measure their length and girth and weighing them and implanting a microchip to track them. today there's about 2,000 of them and 25% call this nuclear power plant and 170 miles of cooling canals home. no, they're not radioactive. wanted and endangers species, now they're threatened. >> so crucial to the environment and so interesting. it's basically seeing the fruiting of your labor. you go throughout the year waiting for the babies to hatch, collecting them and releasing them back in the wild, which is the ultimate satisfaction. >> every july and august, they zigzag up and down the cooling canals looking for nests, each with 30 to 50 earrings. the canals thrive in this location because of the canals, the berms and the very minimal human encounters. once they emerge into the

phil keating reporting live in south florida. >> this is very likely headed to a courtroom in a lawsuitleged negligence. of course, miami is the cruise ship capital of the world and the attorney of the family has retained is a miami attorney who specializes in taking on the cruise lines. he does not blame the tragedy on the grandfather at all but on the cruise line, royal caribbean. this is the little girl who plummeted 150 feet to her death. she was about to begin a weeklong caribbean cruise with her parents, two siblings and all four grandparents. at the time of her death according to the family attorney she was in a child water zone play area with her maternal grandfather who had glass walls around it but one partition was open and the little girl went through it thinking it was like the glass at a hockey rink but it was simply open air. the ship is a royal caribbean freedom of the seas, i very large ship. the entire family remains on the island in the u.s. territory as this is still under investigation. >> generally windows are not a problem but when you put them in a kids area wher

a fiery plane crash in miss keates police then arresting the pilot ryan dashiell and accusing him of flying under the influence of liquor. >>experts say that's one of the most dangerous things possible in the skies above us you're not only putting your own life in danger, but you're put everybody else's lives in danger stress wallet with the nevada institute of autonomous systems basically drones says that the rules or stiff, no member of the crew can go airborne with a blood alcohol content over 0.4. >>and there's a strict timetable between drinks and following the general that and aviators follow as what they call. >>8 hours bottle to throttle that's the minimum most airplanes and insurance companies require at least a 12 hour period between drinking flying. the f a a so alws pilots like jim shultz to deny passengers access if they've been drinking you want your passengers or anyone on board. to have the same state of mind make theirs. the same right choices. >>that good competent pilot would make golic says most enforcement is self reported were members of a crew keep each other i

connell: phil keating for us. melissa: dr. ask you first of all, is there ever a time in your mind that medical tourism makes sense? >> only one time, melissa. phil didn't mention it. 50,000 people going to the dominican republic every year for procedures is frightening number. only time you knew extremely accomplished surgeon was there, you tracked who they are, you did research, we don't have the equivalent here in the night. that is really rare. certainly not true in this case. liposuction is easily done procedure. larry would have a complication. when you go to the hospital, you don't know who is doing it, don't know who the hospital is. you don't have the support system. you have issues with travel. when you get there is risks of infection. a blood clot is a rare complication, that should be avoided. probably due to the practitioner not knowing what they are doing, very scary story. melissa: sometimes people think this is, you know, it's a very simple procedure. there is zillions of them done all the time. something like

in fact, phil keating is on the scene and, phil, if you could, tell us what you're seeing now. >> reportere strip mall where all of this happened right before noon this morning. busy saturday, people are out shopping, numerous stores here. and when you walk around the whole property, the perimeter -- as i've done -- debris is all over the place. presumably was gas-caused even though that's not officially determined by the fire department here in plantation. blew the roof off, windows -- [inaudible] but you rea

phil keating has the latest live from miami.ago venezuela liberated itself from spanish rule and their independence day today. activists are planning to try to liberate themselves from the regime of nicolas maduro. big protests are planned on the streets throughout the day. in switzerland the united nations human rights council is expected to release the current rights in venezuela. it cites witnesses who accuse his special armed forces as operating as death squads, framing crime scenes and killing opposition targets. u.n. investigators his special action forces killed more than 5,000 people in 2018 and another 1500 by mid may of this year. they term it operations for the liberation of the people. >> a report notes attacks against actual or perceived political opponents and human rights defenders ranging from threats and smear campaigns to arbitrary detentions, torture and ill treatment, sexual violence and killings. excessive illegal force has been used against protestors. >> opposition leader juan guaido, recognized as the tru

so far no reports of fatalities but lots of injuries which we have phil keating on his way for a liveng a news conference in plantation. >> 15-20 people might have been injured, two seriously. this community close to fort lauderdale so a little time to get there. leland: la fitness right next to where the explosion took place. >> to stay far away, the plantation, the la fitness, those businesses will stay shutdown. leland: parking lots were cool. a quick break, we will be back tomorrow. mike emanuel on deck for the afternoon. they will take it from here. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor sh

and where phil keating says, they are going all out. rick: hi there neil! another vice president onboard air force to will and here on the runway used by the space shuttles when they glided back to earth, and early afternoon around 1 o'clock. vice president mike pence as well as the nasa administrator will have an event at the neil armstrong operations facility. that is where they will pay tribute to the 50th anniversary and everyone that it took and the tens of thousands of people who all made apollo 11 happened. 650 million earthlings all around the world watched on their primitive televisions that day. kneeled to the screen as the eagle ended as neil armstrong and buzz aldrin climbed out, walked on the moon, planted a u.s. flag and accomplish what humans for centuries has only fantasized about doing. here is buzz aldrin 10 years ago. >> apollo 11 was about exploration. about taking risks for great rewards. in science and engineering. about setting ambitious goals before the world. >> neil armstrong died seven years ago. leaving just buzz aldrin and the c

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in cape canaveral, phil keating, fox news. >>> 7:10 and our lives and capitol hill. >> robert mueller will testify before congress and no one is anticipating any bombshells. >>> how berkeley city leaders are planning a program to low usage of reusable cups. >>> good morning. the nature's way by the parents. requested by auntie jane on quarter. another beautiful day but especially for inland cities and we have a look at the extended forecast coming up. >> temperatures is bearing its hottest june on record in july. the world meteorological organization's climate change is to blame. europe, south america and africa just had the hottest month on record. the average daily temperature was 10 degrees higher than normal. >> both land and sea surface temperatures with the highest on record, nine of the 10 have occurred since 2010. a heat wave that intense, we are talking about the june event in europe is occurring 10 times more frequently today than one century ago because of climate change. >> that spokesperson says that new heat waves could hit europe leading to problems like droughts and fo

friday's liposuction death, they have ordered it -- >> sandra: keating, thank you. >> bill: new pollthe democratic field by 15 points. which is seven points higher than june. karl rove, chief of staff to president george w. bush. how are you doing? austin is super cool this time of year. it's nice to. show us the numbers that you dissected. >> first of all, good news for biden. he needs good news when it comes to the polls. we need to remember, we need to step back and look at all of the polls together to give us a better sense of what is happening. if you look a at the real clear politics average, biden was in in early may. that was his high point. 31.4% of democratic voters. that was a low sugar high it wasn't going to last. by the end of may, it dropped down to 34.7. sort of stabilized until the debates began in late june. then it was roughly 32 at the time of the debate, but he has dropped about 4.7 points as a result of that event where he got hammered by kamala harris. it may be moving back out because of what happened in the aftermath of the debate. not the debate itself. what

. >> john keats looked at the moon one time and wondered what there was in it that moved his heart.ght they could send men to walk on it if they could build the hardware. it turned out they could and they did. perhaps 50 years from now or more when people think of the past they will look at the pictures from last night. >> over the next three years, five more apollo flights would reach the moon, an incredible success story, despite the near tragedy of apollo 13. the last three missions even came with a car. the lunar rover. it was difficult, dangerous work. but the moon landings were so successful they seemed to be almost routine. but, of course, they were not. >> we're on our way, houston. >> on december 14th, 1972, apollo 17 left the moon and no one has been back since. >> it's been a good trip. >> the spirit of exploration did not end with apollo, of course. the space shuttle flew missions for 30 years, overcoming tragedies of its own. >> challenger now heading down range. >> lift-off of space shuttle columbia. >> the international space station has been circling the earth for tw

the railway laid the foundations for minor cooper keats huge wealth. for the young nation is of central america it was synonymous with modernity. guatemala wanted its own railway but the country was in debt and when the price of coffee in its primary resource collapsed it became insolvent plans to build a railway were put on ice. in 1983 quite similar approach to one person who could help miner cooper. he agreed to build a railway in return as usual he demanded land for but on the plantations have the right to operate the railway for his their needs he also acquired control over the country's main port and the telegraph network. in other words guatemala gave away to the united fruit company its infrastructure its economy. and its future in exchange for a railway. the company's empire group to the detriment of the young nations in search of progress but with numerous sources and in debt. more than. people in the dirt of the poor helps line the pockets of the rich that privatising the entire public sector through that mechanism is the act of expropriatio