. >> reporter: krista beverly was a beautiful baby.ittle sister who grew up to be the brain between two brawny and brilliant brothers and then the bride, after college and law school together, the young man who captured her heart, rushern baker. he remembered she w beautiful and very bright. >> she was really smart. really smart. and just a great personality. >> reporter: but theybeidn't gin dating until law school. >> we started dating and she was the most dominant force in my life. >> reporter: and while both launched demanding careers as attorneys, she on capitol hill and he eventually running for elected office, serving two terms as county executive in prince george's county, krista was always sing with him. until she couldn't. today they are still side-by-side, that is where i found themecently. >> say hey. >> oh, a smile. >> reporter: his beautiful bride has been nearly silenced by alzheimer's. >> hello there? >> oh, my god. >> reporter: krista baker showed us in that brief moment with an almost inaudible response that she's stil

. >> my wife, krista, she fell in the middle of the night.t her head and she drowned in the pool. i pulled her out of the pool easter sunday morning in 2000. i pretty much fell apart. there i was a single dad, trying to raise them and, you know, keep the family going. >> he loved my mom. he loved her to the moon and back and then he lost her. could see it in him. my brothers were definitely egging him on to get out and meet somebody. >> reporter: and in diane, bill met somebody special. >> diane comes into the picture and he has this beautiful woman, and now she's taking care of him. he was in love with her. he needed that. he needed her. >> she was actually what i consider my dream girl. blonde hair, blue eyes, and just a beautiful person inside and out. >> what did she like to do? what tickled her? >> she loved to raise animals. she bred yorkshire terriers. we loved going to nascar races together. she had just a big heart. and she would reach out to family and friends, anyone who was in trouble. they could always count on her. >> reporter:

his contemporary and fellow poet and philosopher krista of the land. and we have composer johann sebastian bach here's a piano virtuoso friends list. but perhaps the two most famous of all the great writers and thinkers of a yawn was gone from good to and fluidly shut up this is the city of. the works of good to and cilla a great german classics but two hundred years ago they were considered extremely progressive so how has managed time and again to track pioneers and trailblazers contributing to the mix of new and old classics that kenton davy found all around town. we'll check out the modern design classics and the powerhouse museum. will visit hotel elephant a luxury establishment with the three hundred year history. and globe trotters d.v.d.'s will also check in with us from a big team. columbia. my tour of begins at good his former residence in the very heart of the city the author and naturalists lived here for half a century. be sure to grab an audio guide to get the most out of your visit. to just rented the residence later it was given to him

and krista took on a bobsled ride in latvia. 0h, took on a bobsled ride in latvia. oh, man.of my entire life. that was completely insane. don't forget, you can keep track of us wherever we are in the world on our social media. but for 110w world on our social media. but for now from me and the rest of the travel show team here in the bronx it's goodbye. hello there. well, as you've probably already heard, it's not going to be a heatwave this bank holiday weekend. it's turning cooler and there is some rain in the forecast, but it's not going to be a washout by any means. there will be some sunshine around. most of the rain is likely to be across more northern and western parts of the uk, but by sunday night it's a bank holiday monday it will be turning cooler for all, with north—westerly winds setting in. this is the pressure chart for this morning. we've got this weak weather front gradually easing into the north—west corner of the country as the day wears on. that will produce thick outbreaks of rain in northern ireland and much of scotland as the day wears on. further sout

that will make things better and i think krista makes a great point is that we can we can sort of. the choices that we make as consumers we can we can reward those companies that are environmentally friendly and punish those that aren't so so i think that everybody. can sort of take part in this and contribute. if as in gainesville me taking a whole shiela you can't legislate for that that you can't make laws for that so what i really want to get is the kind of there's the two solutions that seemingly you guys are talking about there's the micro solution a lifestyle change the we can all do or that has to be a macro solution to a governmental international level but there's another solution is that nationally there's a scientific solution to all of this the science community should be able to present not just the bad news but some solutions as well. yeah i think that's right you know the we we are becoming with every decade better at rest storing kind of degraded landscapes engineering landscapes to help. you know deal with these issues our agriculture is becoming more efficient yo

that will make things better and i think krista makes a great point is that we can we can sort of. the choices that we make as consumers we can we can reward those companies that are environmentally friendly and punish those that aren't so so i think that everybody. can sort of take part of this and contribute fresh if is in gainesville taking a shorter haul shiela you can't legislate for that that you can't make laws for that so what i really want to get is the kind of those the two solutions that seemingly you guys are talking about there's the micro solution a lifestyle change that we can alter or that has to be a macro solution to a governmental international level but there's another solution is that nationally there's a scientific solution to all of this the science community should be able to present not just the bad news but some solutions as well. yeah i think that's right you know the we. we are becoming with every decade better at rest storing kind of degraded landscapes engineering landscapes to help. you know deal with these issues our agriculture is becoming more effi

that will make things better and i think krista makes a great point is that we can we can sort of. the choices that we make as consumers we can we can reward those companies that are environmentally friendly and punish those that aren't so so i think that everybody. can sort of take part in this and contribute. physician gainesville me taking a whole shiela you can't legislate for that cause you can't make laws for that so what i really want to get is the kind of there's the two solutions that seemingly you guys are talking about there's the micro solution a lifestyle change the we can all do or that has to be a micro solution to a governmental international level but there's another solution is that nationally this is a scientific solution to all of this the science community should be able to present not just the bad news but some solutions as well. yeah i think that's right you know the we we are becoming with every decade better at rest storing kind of degraded landscapes engineering landscapes to help. you know deal with these issues our agriculture is becoming more efficient

so were liz and krista.ach girls to believe in themselves and when they work together that they can accomplish their dreams. brilliant answer. in response, they set up a charity called rubies to help empower girls. i was really upset and disappointed to having grown up in middlesbrough my whole life and i thought it was not right, i wanted to be associated with our girls. so we decided we need to put a different message out there. before you were doing this, did any of you feel like you were not good enough? did you? oh, my god, that makes me really sad. before we got started, everybody is like i used to be here and i don't know why, ididn't... you are not, you're gorgeous and you're brilliant. how do you feel now? definitely that i'm beautiful. you are beautiful. you said that really quietly but i am so pleased you feel like that. it is teaching us to not bother with the feelings and think that we are not enough. i would never think i would become a doctor but liz got me to believe that i can do it if i put

latest stadium also features state of the art technology one of the coolest things about our what krista idea is the air conditioning system and maybe in the high thirty's outside but in here it's in the low twenty's and that's because the whole stadium is egg condition right up through the seat down to the pitch. the fans did give former spanish international shabby over home send off though as he played one of his last much as before retiring from the game features president jonny imerman tino was also in the crowd alongside the emir of qatar he's been pushing for an expanded 2022 world cup which would see the country's neighbors share hosting rights despite a blockade cats are must be hoping they've done enough to change his mind joining. what krakatoa. tough is take a look at the top stories here it is there are there's been a standoff outside the defense ministry in sudan's capital khartoum where protesters have been staging a sit in soldiers try to remove the barricades that have been put there by the protesters but the soldiers backed down when they were met with some resistance t

latest phenomenon it is one of the big screen highlights of the trial like a film festival in new york krista salumi is going to take a look. the technology on display in the virtual arcade at the try back a film festival is cutting edge from the headsets that allowed viewers to interact with the films to the latest projectors to display them. hungry people needed later but storytelling has been around as long as humans themselves and this animated film called cave which takes the viewer back to the days of talking around the campfire actually point the way to the future for virtual reality filmmaking the problem with g.r. is that in some sense everything is made as a movie for an audience of one so you get one percent of the time you get along the lines and also people don't get to share it with their friends caves creators made a holographic virtual reality experience that can be shared by up to thirty people at once with each audience members reactions visible to the other as a way to increase profits as well as audience size like we don't want to be art to be something that just because o

eighty billion dollars which would make it one of the largest initial public offerings of all time krista salumi has this report every. hoover app has changed how people get around a bailable in sixty three countries and seven hundred cities around the world its name has become synonymous with right here and now hoover is looking to raise money on the new york stock exchange its initial public offering is likely to make billions of dollars for founder travis calendaric and other early investors including the saudi arabian public investment fund this looks always to be the i.p.o. of the year that said the recent public offering of lift. closest competition fell short of expectations and lowered its valuation estimate in the lead up to the sale like lift has yet to make a profit in fact it's lost more than a billion dollars already this year and the whole the sort of grail in the valley has been growth growth growth growth growth growth growth growth growth i think that's beginning to i think losing money on a whole bunch of i.p.o.'s where the growth story is great and route to profitabilit

so were liz and krista.d when they work together, that they can accomplish their dreams. brilliant answer. in response, they set up a charity called rubies, to help empower girls. i was really upset and disappointed. having grown up in middlesbrough my whole life, ijust thought it wasn't a league table that i wanted to be associated with really, or our girls. so we decided that we needed to put a different message out there. before you were doing this, did any of you feel like you weren't good enough. did you?! oh, my god, that makes me really sad! before i started rubies, like, i used to hate everything about me. i don't know why. it's just, like, i thought i was ugly. i thought i was... aw, i want to hug you, because you're not! you're gorgeous and you're brilliant. how do you feel now? i feel like i'm beautiful. yeah? you are beautiful. and do you know what, you said that really quietly, but i'm so pleased you feel like that. it's teaching us to, like, not bottle up our feelings and think that we are good

that will make things better and i think krista makes a great point is that we can we can sort of. the choices that we make as consumers we can we can reward those companies that are environmentally friendly and punish those that aren't so so i think that everybody. can sort of take part in this and contribute. physician gainesville me taking a whole shiela you can't legislate for that that you can't make laws for that so what i really want to get is the kind of there's the two solutions that seemingly you guys are talking about there's the micro solution a lifestyle change the we can all do or that has to be a macro solution to a governmental international level but there's another solution is that nationally there's a scientific solution to all of this the science community should be able to present not just the bad news but some solutions as well. yeah i think that's right you know the we we are becoming with every decade better at rest storing kind of degraded landscapes engineering landscapes to help. you know deal with these issues our agriculture is becoming more efficient y

. >> reporter: krista dean was presented senior research project when she heard gunshots a few classroomsas mentally preparing myself for what it would feel like to get shot and just kind of bracing myself for if it did happen. >> parents reuniting with their kids in a nearby parking lot say it is another reminder of the prevalence of gun violence. >> you can't go to school the grocery store, you can't worship anymore which it is terrifying. >> in charlotte, north carolina, fox news. >> and as an bracing yourself to see what it would feel like to be shot. embattled congresswoman omar is blaming the us for the crisis in venezuela. >> a lot of the policies we have put in place have helped lead to the devastation in venezuela. this particular bullying and the use of sanctions does not help. heather: she has not recognized juan guaido as venezuela's leader despite the us and 50 other countries backing him. donald trump pushing back against three 2020 democratic hopefuls after their calls for william barr's resignation. >> he performed incredibly well today. probably very nasty. how about thes

. >> krista dean precepting her senior research project when she heard the gunshots. >> i was mentallyparing myself for what it would feel like to get shot and just bracing myself for if it did happen. >> reporter: parents reunited with their kids in a nearby parking lot say it's just a remindser of the prevelence of the violence. >> you can't go to school, go to the grocery store or worship anymore. >> reporter: terrell is facing two counts of murder and four of attempted murder. he is due in court thursday afternoon. a change in plans for the u.s. attorney general. he was grilled today about the mueller report and was supposed to testify tomorrow but he said he's going to skip that hearing. >> plus, bringing the arts back winner kicked off a six month program today where hundreds of oakland artist will perform. >> police say this man smashed a glass into someone's face in a bar in walnut creek and they need your help in finding him. introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them dow

he will join this long list, michael keaton, bill keller, george clooney, krista bill, ben affleck.y all played a bit affleck. i think the outnumbered catwoman. are you upset if your grandmother's fan, were upset with the final season of "game of thrones", things were not happy, they're petitioning to remake the entire eighth season. this petition has 900,000 signatures and headed to 1 million, their same age over, they don't like this, final season of "game of thrones", the sunday night. politics is full of epic for bob's butter breathtaking. you not see before it is not just chuck schumer and dozens of democrats, who now attack president trump new immigration plan even though they were forced six years ago, the exact same think they wanted the trump now wants, they wanted six years ago. those names coming out. ♪ your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. but i can tell you liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. oh no, no, no, no, no

krista gross has that story. here's a look at the damage left behind is bullets sprayed part of the central oak apartments in stockton. >>around 9 20 last night that's where investigators say a 16 year-old boy was killed the 17 year-old boy and an adult male now both lisd in critical condition after being wounded there another adult male suffered non-life threatening injuries. one woman who didn't want her identity revealed told fox 40 she was in the apartment right next door to where the gunman aimed she says at least 10 times. >>lay in the bed watching any his own home boom boom boom boom and that boyfriend's said those of fireworks us and you know those and gunshots. right after i heard all that the running and yelling and screaming of people. >>about 2 hours earlier, a man described by neighbors as being in his 40's and referred to was loved by those who knew him was shot to death at the polar on apartments on palisades drive. a small memorial has taken shape since then with candles money and hair clippers la

to stand together with united states in fighting against illegal migration, on terrorism, and to krista community's all around the world. pres. trump: i know he is a tough man, but he is a respected man on immigration. yoyou look at some of the probls they have in europe that are tremendous because they have done it it different way than the prime minister. amy: trump's predecessors, presesidents obama and george w. bush, declined to host orban over concerns about his leadership. orban has closed down hungary's southern border, building a razor wire fence to keep out refugees, many of them from syria, and deported refugees already in the c country. china announced monday plans to raise tariffs on $60 billion worth of u.s. goods starting june 1. the announcement came after the two nations failed to reach a deal as trade negotiations closed last friday and as trump followed through on his threat hike taririffs on $200 billion of chinese imports. trump also says he plans to raise tariffs on a $325 billion worth of remaining chinese imports. the stock market tumbled following the news, with

latest stadium also features state of the art technology one of the coolest things about our what krista idea is the air conditioning system and maybe in the high thirty's outside but in here it's in the low twenty's and that's because the whole stadium is air conditioned right up through the seat down to the pitch. the fans did give former spanish international shabby a warm sendoff though as he played one of his last much as before retiring from the game keeper's president jannie inventin i was also in the crowd alongside the emir of qatar he's been pushing for an expanded 2022 world cup which would see the country's neighbors share hosting rights despite a blockade. cats are must be hoping they've done enough to change his mind joining al-jazeera what cats are. obvious to take a look at the top stories here it is era president trumbull's announced plans to overhaul the u.s. immigration system the changes would strongly favor skilled migrants and make it more difficult for non english speakers and asylum seekers. the u.s. state department has been accused of disproportionately focusing

so were liz and krista.es and when they work together that they can accomplish their dreams. brilliant answer. in response, they set up a charity called ruby's to help empower girls. i was really upset and disappointed having grown up in middlesbrough my whole life, ijust thought it was not a league table i wanted to be associated with really or our girls. so we decided we needed to put a different message out there. before you were doing this, did any of you feel before you were doing this, did any of you feel like you weren't good enough. did you! oh, my god, that makes me really sad. before i started ruby's i used to hate everything about me. i don't know why. i always thought i was ugly... ohh, i want to hug you cause you are not. you are gorgeous and you're brilliant. how do you feel now? i feel like i'm beautiful. you are beautiful and do you know what, you said that really quietly but i am so pleased you feel like that. it's teaching us to not bottle up all the feelings and think that we are good enou

so were liz and krista.y can accomplish their dreams. brilliant answer. in response, they set up a charity called ruby's to help empower girls. i was really upset and disappointed having grown up in middlesbrough my whole life, ijust thought it was not a league table i wanted to be associated with really or our girls. so we decided we needed to put a different message out there. before you were doing this, did any of you feel like you weren't good enough. did any of you feel did you! did any of you feel oh, my god, that makes me really sad. before i started rubies i used to hate everything about me. i don't know why. i always thought i was ugly... ohh, i want to hug you cause you are not. you are gorgeous and you're brilliant. how do you feel now? i feel like i'm beautiful. you are beautiful and do you know what, you said that really quietly but i am so pleased you feel like that. it's teaching us to not bottle up all the feelings and think that we are good enough. i never thought i would be able to become a

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latest stadium also features state of the art technology one of the coolest things about our what kristadea is the air conditioning system and maybe in the high thirty's outside but in here it's in the low twenty's and that's because the whole stadium is egg condition right up through the seat down to the pitch. the fans did give former spanish international shabby a warm sendoff though as he played one of his last much as before retiring from the game keeper's president jannie in pantene i was also in the crowd alongside the emir of qatar he's been pushing for an expanded 2022 world cup which would see the country's neighbors share hosting rights despite a blockade cats are must be hoping they've done enough to change his mind joining al-jazeera cattle. now taiwan's parliament has approved same sex marriage making it the 1st territory in asia where it's legal. to give same sex couples similar protections as those given to others it follows years of debate about marriage equality the vote took place on the international day against homophobia transphobia and by phobia well tributes have

if we decide to do something do that.t, let's david: this is a criticism of the regulatory krista himgulatory system we have, in some respects. right now we see crossing the bluebird at this moment that porsche has been fined in the diesel probe in germany. does regulation sometimes work, like in the diesel situation? paul: imagine there was a single worldwide auto firm, and regulators found they had been lying about test results on emissions. you've got a stark choice. are we going to put out of business the only firm that makes cars, or look the other way and let them continue to do what they are doing? you can punish a firm if they cheat on the emissions test they are dealing with many in terms of a single one. and the united states, we have a single firm. the regulators here realized boeing has been so powerful that it persuaded the congress and executive branch tanda or mine the system of regulation that used to work very well, based on the faa. the other problem is, now having seen there's some very troubling issues that have emerged from this system of self-regulation they want

. >> gold star mom krista keating joins us now. >> thank you for having me again expwhr wagain. >> weyou. we want to get to the book. it's mother's day three years on. what do you dwell on this day? >> to try to do something positive. i have other children and included a new one, my daughter adele is in the book. mothers who have lost a child, you can relate because it's a tough thing and you don't really get over it. but i'm trying to make a positive impact on children remembering my son. >> wonderful. >> tell us a little bit about this book. i love the concept of the book because it's a coloring book. your mom illustrated the book. so it's very involved with the family and the story is based on charlie's life. there are a lot of truths about your son's life that are memorialized. >> charlie was a crazy boy as well as an adult. but he was a professional warrior. but i want people to know him not as just a warrior but as an american boy who grew up to be an american hero, of course in my eyes. >> in our eyes. >> it's great. >> absolutely. >> there are's so many stories he's had. and m

so were liz and krista.our girls. so we decided we needed to put a different message out there. before you were doing this, did any of you feel like you weren't good enough. did you! oh, my god, that makes me really sad. before i started rubies i used to hate everything about me. i don't know why. i always thought i was ugly... 0hh, i want to hug you cause you are not. you are gorgeous and you're brilliant. how do you feel now? ifeel like i'm beautiful. you are beautiful and do you know what, you said that really quietly but i am so pleased you feel like that. it's teaching us to not bottle up all the feelings and think that we are good enough. i never thought i would be able to become a doctor but rubies has helped me to believe i can do it if i put my mind to it and keep it going to school. just because this is my home town i am not going to pretend things are perfect. of course, they're not. it has problems just like anywhere but things are improving. would you all say you are confident women? yes. meetin