kindest described the government positions on brexit. continue to two o'clock this evening, theresa may says they have a duty to reach an agreement. police releasing more information into the investigation saying it would take weeks or months to identify how its victims canada contact with the nerve agent. tributes to a diver killed in the thai cave rescue — as efforts intensify to bring 12 boys and their football england arrived ahead of their final clash with sweden tomorrow and celebrating london's diverse city with a look ahead to this weekend. 30,000 people are expected to march through

but i suspect that the columnists and commentators who are not at their kindest when england lose willhen you look at fa and in qatar 2022... as you say, i think people will give him. there were technical things like kyle walker should have been in the back three. let's move on. and they are at saturday's game. hopefully they will. you are laughing! some believe, guys. let's move on. let's change the subject briefly. i wonder what other subject could be about. let's randomly pick one. front page of the ft. theresa may hopes to keep... this could be good news for paris. i think it is called reality time. because you wa nt called reality time. because you want to be the club and you think he would keep all of the same benefits? it ain't going to happen. this is theresa may after the long fudge and maybe a free, liberated... extraordinary in the white paper i have to point this out is being published on the very day the us president is making his first, fancy that, his first official trip to this country. but moving on. theresa may according to the financial times has abandoned plans for

i guess all my employees could continue working on this model for the rest of their lives in the kindest sleeves and you can always uncover new aspects new insights if you keep digging into the details and will never be reached by. you never think a mother in india gets done otherwise time. so it looks as if room even in the digital world is doing justice to its label as the eternal city. and from the eternal city of rome we return to greener landscapes for our next report the great german poet johann both unfun good to once eloquently sang the praises of the garden kingdom of death ver that's located in the state of saxony on how it's been a unesco world heritage site since the year two thousand and one side from its historical importance it is the perfect place to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life and enjoy its lush green landscapes. gliding calmly in a boat across billets lake is surely the most beautiful way to enter the garden kingdom of death of the let's pass the eighteenth century venus temple. and fillets palace. architectural gems are scattered throughout the gar

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kindest described the government positions on brexit. talks are expected to continue to two o'clock this evening, theresa may says they have a duty to reach an agreement. police releasing more information into the investigation saying it would take weeks or months to identify how its victims canada contact with the nerve agent. tributes to a diver killed in the thai cave rescue — as efforts intensify to bring 12 boys and their football england arrived ahead of their final clash with sweden tomorrow and celebrating london's diverse city with a look ahead to this weekend. 30,000 people are expected to march through the capital as part of london pride. hello good evening and welcome to bbc news. a crotch has been taking place all day, the bbc understands that theresa may has presented a 120 page plan that would keep the uk's trade rule in line with those of the eu on goods. things like food and appliances but not on services like it or the financial sector. the proposal would end the free movement of people, one of the key issues for brexit

country singer brad paisley kindest,emi one of the most talented people he's ever e praying for her right now. addiction is a terrifying disease. >>> meantime back here in our area, we've seen a series of rescues in just a matter of weeks insid the jail in clarksburg, maryland. a review by the news 4 i-team shows montgomery county correctional officers saved at least three inmates from suicide late in 2017. thatncludes an officer who stepped beneath an inmate w ied to jump to his death. that officer caught the inmate saving the man's life. >> he was diving as if into a . pool. >> ye >> reporter: and you decided to just step beneath him? >> yes. >> he came down shoulder in my arms and he -- his feetheame by toloor and basically looking right at him as he was going and falling forward. >> reporter: tonight a news 4 i-team showing what's changing behind bars to protect the inmates from themselves. >> mean time if you know someone in need of hem we invite you t visit the changing minds section of our nbc washington app. you can see a number ofso ces there. all of them are available in our are

but one of the best, one of the kindest, is my friend, jim jordan. now congressman jordan has been attacked with one of the dirtiest, most lowdown ever before. in my political hit jobs i have ever seen. he's been accused of knowing about but failing to report sexual abuse that occurred 25 to 30 years ago. this alleged abuse was done not by mr. jordan but by another man, a team doctor, who has been dead for 13 years. this abuse was not done to little boys or girls. it was supposedly done to grown, adult men ohio state wrestlers, none of whom reported it at the time. the timing is so suspicious coming out now when mr. jordan may be seeking a leadership post. he is supposed to have known about this because of locker room banter. all the coaches and many of his players have defended mr. jordan, calling him one of the most honest men they know. surely, mr. speaker, even though politics of hatred is prevalent today, surely we're not going to stoop to convicting people based on locker room banter or gossip. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker p

this worl and i am sending my love to her and her country singer brad paisley calls demi one of the kindest most talented people she's met. praying for her right now. addiction is a terrifying disease. lovato was found unconscious in her hollywood hills.ome tod first responders revived her with that loc with naloxone. we'll have continuing coverage right here on news 1. >> so sad and popular with young people and everybody. leon, thanks so much. > despair and danger in an isolated place. >> the number of suicide tempts in local jails is rising quickly. >> i was found passed out. >> reporter: from the pills? >> fromls the pnd slitting of my wrists. >> also on the rise, pressure on local communities to reduce this suicide risk. as part of our changing minds campaign to raise awareness about mental health, scott macfarlane and the news 4 i-team are reviewing what's being done to stop this deadly trend behind bars. ♪ she wasn't supposed to be here talking to the news 4 i-team. >> they pute in a cold room with a metal bunk, no mattress. >> repter: thisormer d.c. jail inmate wanted to die. >> i h

as identi've said in many forum john, the kindest thing you can say is donald trump has divided loyalties has continuously supported vladimir putin. this is a man who -- >> do you think there'll be any financial trail in those tax returns if we ever see them? >> oh, sure. because we know that donald was suddenly flush with cash and buying assets and his sons -- one of his sons has said, we were getting lots of money from russians. we know of documented cases where we he got money from russians. we know donald trump has been doing business with russian gangsters for years. and when i say russians, i mean russian-speaking people. >> what that means and what we will actually see, shall remain to be seen. david, thank you very much. >>> it is deadline day for reuniting those children separated from their parents at the border. so will that happen? two families who were separated share their ordeal with us, next. here's a trip tip: when you search hotels on tripadvisor... enter your destination and the dates of your stay. tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to find the best deal on

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i had a teacher named charles morris who was the soul of patience, the kindest man, he may still be, i may have buried mr. morris before his time. but he was a wonderfully kind and patient man and every saturday before he arrived at my house, i used to pray that he would be hit by a bus. i hated taking piano lessons, i hated it so much that i cheated. i used to get my mother, my mother could sit at a piano, open the music and just play it. she could sight read music. i never learned to do that. and i didn't because i cheated by watching her fingers, i would get her to play my homework and i would watch her fingers. it was at that pea anna that my mother told me the story of the leg of her piano punching through the floor of the room in the white house. and she followed that with other stories about the white house. grandpa called it the great white jail. and sitting alone in it. early in his presidency. he heard popping and creeking and wind sighing through the cracks in the house and told sv who would listen that it was ghosts. he was there alone, my grandmother went back to indepen

and he was just the kindest, most gentle man i had ever met. >> really a prince charming. >> absolutely. >> the night before he vanished, mark had seemed so happy, posing for a dinner time picture with michelle and a friend. now he was gone. by midafternoon michelle was a frantic ball of nerves, clearly mark was not out jogging, as the yacht's captain had told her earlier that morning. so she demanded answers. >> the captain finally said, well, i'm just going to tell you where he is now because you're on the brink of having a nervous breakdown. soy want you to know that he bought some kind of a present in town and he took a jet to paris to finish the present and he's going to come back by the end of the day, before the sun goes down. >> that story didn't surprise michelle. for the past few days, mark had been acting like a man who was planning something big. >> he was always running and doing something and i was kind of, like, this is our vacation. this is our time to spend together. i would rather not have some big fabulous present and just have you lay with me by the pool and not be s

i remember, the nicest, sweetest, kindest gentleman who was very old by the time i was there.he yelled on the floor to me. he did not have a bias bone in his body. but he yelled at the little lady from new york. [laughter] rep. molinari: you have to sometimes interpret where it is coming from. if it was a 30-year-old member who did it, it would be taken in a much different way than someone who had always been really kind and really fair, and that was his way. everything in life, you have to look at the person, not just the topic at hand. the late spring of 1997, you surprised a lot of observers by saying you are stepping down and going to retire and change careers. why did you decide to leave congress? rep. molinari: for a couple of reasons. if i have not talked about my father enough during this interview -- my father took this job as a 24/7 job. my father was the kind, if we were done with dinner and there was nothing else going on, he would go through the phone book. how are things going? he lived and breathed it. that is all they did. is two this job, but it jobs. congress

my friend is one of the kindest most talented people i've ever met.rifying disease. another from lady gaga, we wish you self compassion and inner peace and receive the love many have for you. fans are using this hashtag right here how demi has helped me. they are sharing various stories about how demi lovato has made an impact on their life. so many people pulling out the well wishing and sending her love and support. >> i hope in some way she's getting that love and feeling it chlgt should we do "pop start." >> we'll start with karlie close engaged. yes a million times over. getting ready for photo shoot showed off a picture of bling. hoda, do you approve? >> looks good on her. >> joshua kushner, brother of jared kushner, adviser to president trump and married to ivanka trump. our congrats to the happy trump. mandy moore stars on "this is u us". season two several flash forwards but does moore know how the story wraps up. take a look at what she revealed to jimmy kimmel. >> you guys have already shot some of the scenes for the finale, the last, very