>> lara waved at the paparazzi before her on-air apology. we spoke to spencer after and she told us, quote, it was an opportunity to acknowledge it came out wrong and turn it into a positive. so, did it work and can her career recover? this media reporter said the controversy won't last. >> lara and good morning america they took a potential crisis and turned it into an opportunity. >> i have listened, i have learned about the bravery it takes for a young boy to pursue a career in dance. >> she listened, she learned. >> as someone who grew up as a classical ballerina, i have seen so many of fans ostracized and bullied for loving this art. i'm so happy for the boys in ballet taking center stage today and go ballerinas >>> all right, let's go to kevin and nischelle in l.a. >> listen, lara is a friend. she made a mistake. this was a learning moment for her and hopefully she can move forward. >> indeed. >>> let's move to the big story here -- the stars of d23. this is like the super bowl for disney fans. >> let's start off with angelina jolie. h

lara: there's good and bad inflation, too.n place and because economies are growing at a lopez -- at a really fast pace, i think that solves problems. if it is because of tariffs, that could hurt economies significantly. david: lara rhame of fs investments and daniel morris of bnp paribas asset management will both be staying here. coming up, hurricane dorian is set to hit florida as a category four storm over the weekend. we will talk about the possible economic impact. this is bloomberg. ♪ loomberg. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak." the likelihood of a no deal brexit rises as citigroup says it could cut domestic bank earnings by as much as 25%. citi says if the u.k. crashes economicut a deal, growth slows an interest rates remained depressed. dorian is on track to be the first major hurricane to slam into the east coast of florida in 15 years, shaping up to be an expensive one. bloomberg intelligence saying insurers could face damage claims of $53 billion this week -- of $53 billion. the state's main orange growing re

. >>> let's move on the gam gam anchor lara spencer.knight with that story. >> on monday, lara apologizedfo prince george's love of ballet. but still a tough>>> it really because of bullying that had happened to them. >> prince william said george absolutely loves ballet. i have news for you, prince william, we'll see how long that lasts. >> so, of course, we're going to be defensive automatically when that happens, most of the time dance saved our lives. >> julianne says she witnessed firsthand the bullying brother derek hough went through for being a young boy with a passion for dance. >> my brother actually said it beautifully, sometimes you just aren't educated or it's not your world. i don't think that was a malicious thing that she intended to do. >> but the fallout for lara has continued online even in the wake of her teary apology monday. >> i screwed up. and i am deeply sorry. >> lara has not appeared on "gma" since that on-air mea culpa. "e.t." has learned she is on a preplanned labor day vacation with her family and her absen

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lara rosco and her family had to flee. after a crime gang stole their land. all right mom where are you i'm home. we've agreed not to reveal where they're living now. with the muslims that we had to leave we were forced to move several times because we feared for our lives that mr. lowry's family once owned a number of avocado plantations they worked hard and saved their money later they bought more land. and years ago lauer's father was kidnapped later 2 brothers went missing no trace of the 3 ever being found. my father was very ambitious he said that there's a solution for everything except death. after the kidnappings the rest of the family was forced to abandon their land. and. our lives were turned upside down and i never expected to have to live like this those people destroyed our lives so these days we're not living we're just getting by in the. us. we've now travelled to the region where lauer and her family used to live. there's a tracking device on the roof of the car in case they run into criminals as we approach the site of their old plantation

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lara is still with me. joe biden, your father-in-law just said joe biden is not playing with a full deck of cards. >> first of all, i just want to say how proud i am of brandon. i'm so excited that he has walked away and supports this president. proud of everything he's done. >> thank you, lara. >> as to joe biden, what we say in the south is bless his heart. that's what we say. stuart: i've got to press this. you're not playing with a full deck of cards. isn't that a little strong? >> i don't think so. i think people do question someone's mental capacity and mental acuity when they continue to make stumbles like this. these are -- it's really become a normal thing for him. you saw him at the last debate. i actually felt a little bad for him at the end with his 3033 or whatever that was supposed to be. listen, i have said, you can go back and find my statement from well before joe biden ever got into the race to become president, that he was not somebody we worried about. maybe this is one of the reasons. s

thank you, lara trump. >> dan: don't miss this.oming up next, bill and new york would make throwing water on a police officer a felony. but new york's top democrats aren't exactly lining up to support this new piece of legislation. sebastian gorka and, many governments come away and coming next. stay with us as the special stay with us as the special edition of hannity c i want some more what's he doin? but, he can't look at him! it's just not done! please sir. i want some more more? more? more? more? please sir he has asked for... thank you what? well he did say please sir yes he did and, thank you yeah. and thank you he's a wonderful boy (laugh) a delightful boy (all boys): thank you, thank you, thank you. mno kidding.rd. but moving your internet and tv? that's easy. easy?! easy? easy. because now xfinity lets you transfer your service online in just about a minute with a few simple steps. really? really. that was easy. yup. plus, with two-hour appointment windows, it's all on your schedule. awesome. now all you have to do is mov

thank you, lara trump. >> dan: don't miss this. next, bill and new york would make throwing water on a police officer a felony. but new york's top democrats aren't exactly lining up to support this new piece of legislation. sebastian gorka and, many governments come away and coming next. stay with us as the special edition of hannity continues. ♪ ♪ book now and enjoy free unlimited open bar and more. norwegian cruise line. feel free. [ text notification now that you have] new dr. scholl's massaging gel advanced insoles with softer, bouncier gel waves, you'll move over 10% more than before. dr. scholl's. born to move. motor? nope. not motor? it's pronounced "motaur." for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. >> dan: welcome back to the "hannity" special. in recent weeks, we've seen several danger in's and frankly disgusting videos of water being doused on cops. while, new republican bill would make it a class e felony to attack nypd officers by splashing with them with water or any other substance up to four years in jai

thank you, lara trump. >> dan: don't miss this.new york would make throwing water on a police officer a felony. but new york's top democrats aren't exactly lining up to support this new piece of legislation.n. sebastian gorka and manny gomez weigh in next. stay with us as this special edition of "hannity" continues. ♪ edition of hannity c ♪ book now and enjoy free unlimited open bar and more. norwegian cruise line. feel free. ♪ >> dan: welcome back to the "hannity" special.el in recent weeks, we'vety seen several dangerous and frankly disgusting videos of water being doused on cops. well, a new republican bill the new york state assembly would make it a class e felony to attack nypd officers by splashing them with water, or any other substance, up to four years in jail. you would think this should be a slam-dunk, no-brainer, but some democrats are opposing it. joining us now with reaction, former nypd sergeant manny gomez and salem radio host, my friend, sebastian gorka. manny, a former brother in blue like myself, i think what's g

that was lara.ternational fire training centre, i am about to be shut inside a mock boeing 747. see, when it comes to fire, sometimes it is not the one right in front of you that is the most dangerous. it is the one that is waiting to ignite. this is to demonstrate what happens when flammable vapours up high reach an ignition source. it is called a flashover and it looks like this. i tell you, just a tiny bit of fire in this enclosed environment really shows that smoke is the real killer. my goodness, you can hardly breathe, it is stinging my eyes. they use so much water here every year that it would be silly if they didn't try and reuse it, so that is exactly what they do. all the water, the kerosene, foam, the powder and general sludge from the site flow into a drainage system that goes underground and ends up in a small lagoon over here, where the kerosene floats to the top and is skimmed off. and they can actually reuse it. it will burn again. the rest of the liquid ends up in the next lagoon, w

joining me, lara trump. good to see you back here.ee these things become so political because i think somehow we lose sight of the individual. garrett was telling us about at the tart of the show. individual tap his and the tragedy that happened to all of them. but that's unfortunately what happened. it gets political. we have seen the democrats one after another come out and blame this president for this tragedy. what's your reaction. >> you cannot blame anyone other than the people who perpetrated these horrific attacks. sadly we are at a place in the past several decade where we have seen a rise in this. the president condemned this wholeheartedly. you heard what he said. instead of taking a moment and taking a breath and grieving with these families. we saw immediate lit attacks were on president trump. of course, we knew that would happen. democrats running for president trying to capitalize on this. people fundraising over this. what has changed in our society in the past several decade. why would this be changing? it happened u

lara trump. >> martha: here and now john delaney. good to see you this evening. thank you for being here. we just played that moment when a group of reporters and maybe some of them were just onlookers, it's hard to tell or acknowledging you to call the president a white supremacist and you were sort of backed into a corner and you said yeah, that's what i'm saying. look he tells about that? >> what i was saying is i don't know the president and i don't know what's in his heart but he has in the past said things that have created an equivalency between people while protesting racism and people who are attacking and protesting people who are protesting racism, namely white supremacist. he provided an equivalency between those two things which i think it's terrible. >> martha: you just heard lara trump say they cut out the part where he says he doesn't abide by any form of white supremacy, so there is selective choosing. it is a dangerous -- it's a dangerous conversation and a dangerous thing to call someone and you did in that moment. i want to know if -- >> i act

he is up there with brian lara and ian botham. compared to the ashes of 1981 with ian botham's performance. the same ground as well. headingley. it is not as though cricket needs invigorating. certainly where i live in essex everybody was out playing cricket today in the heat. you still see it out there, people are still playing it, a lot of young people are into it, and the world cup performance was fantastic and now this as well. i am no great cricket fan, however this is one i wish i had seen. there are few sporting moments in life you want to witness and this is one of them. the 1966 world cup, which i think chris will have missed. what people said on the world cup is that because it was shown on terrestrial television, and pa rt shown on terrestrial television, and part of the problem is kids do not get to see it, and it is not in pubs any more. but this is great and it might make people more interested. it shows the value of having access. that is right. what i found disappointing is when i came into this afternoon, i switch

brian lara making an incredible innings to win a match against australia for the west indies.han all of them because of the way he constructed it. he batted very slowly to start with and really wore the bowlers down. but then gradually, having to completely expand and create a different repertoire, where he was playing reverse shots and switch hits and things like that, so he married test cricket batting with t20 batting and took england home and kept the ashes alive, so a remarkable performance. so to put this into context, looking at what people were saying on social media, they are, like you, comparing him to brian lara, to ian botham, calling for a knighthood. do you think what we have seen today is worthy of that? or should we wait a little bit longer to see how it pans out? i mean, ian botham was knighted not only for his contributions to the ashes, but also for his incredible work in charities for leukaemia research. but i think with stokes not only should we mention about the batting, but he also kept england in the game with the ball becausejofra archer went off with

context, looking at what people are saying on social media, like you, they are comparing him to brian lara do you think what we have seen today is worthy of that? shouldn't we wait a bit longer to see how it pans out? of course, ian botham has got a knighthood and was not only knighted for his contribution to cricket but also for his incredible work in charities for leukaemia research. buti his incredible work in charities for leukaemia research. but i think with ben stokes, not only should we mention about the batting, but he also kept england in the game with the ball becausejofra archer went off with some kind of cramp on the second day and ben stokes took over his mantle and bowled something like 24 successive overs, spread over two days, from one end, kept up a speed of 88 mph for most of that in very hot conditions, and manage to wear down the australian batting so they did not get a total that was too far out of range and then he saw england to their record ever run chase in the fourth innings. what does this mean for england cricket? did it need a boost? we are doing pretty well? i

lara has been looking at some of them. the past two years, half of the uk's fire brigades have been deploying these drones. they focus on the safety of firefighters and they are on board hd and thermal imaging cameras can provide much greater visibility, which means a better understanding of a fire and the way that it is spreading. using a drone, we can get pretty much an instant overview of the entire fire in under five minutes and start moving our machines and our firefighters around just like chess pieces, really, all controlled by drone footage. it also brings us a massive benefit as we can see fires as they develop. the team here have also use them for rescues the team here have also use them for rescues and searching for missing people in quarries or in water. the hd camera is able to clearly zoom in on a face up to half a mile away. but of course when it comes to the spread of fires, what has happened recently in california is at the forefront of our mind. the university of westminster is researching a system that c

massimo bottura and lara gilmore are also ambassadors of tortellante, a fresh pasta lab where traditionaltheir knowledge on to teenagers living with autism. bringing these young adults together and teaching them a skill that they can learn, where they can have an identity, they can have an occupation, not only of their time during the day but also to have a profession, a skill that many other people don't have, my son charlie is able to make tortellini 100 times better than i am. they see their skills being put to use and at the end of two hours or three hours, or a four hour morning they have been making tortellini, they look at this incredible production they have made, all these beautiful handcrafted unique, small bites of love. massimo employs the same philosophy in his three michelin starred restaurant as he does in his referttorios. nothing goes to waste. in some parts of the world, people are rapidly changing the way they produce food. just off the coast of south korea, onjeju island, farmers are having to adapt to climate change by growing new crops. rising temperatures have cause

right up there with ian botham and brian lara. he is.hero, he was pretty much zero with the incident in bristol. let's have they look the sun... go urn my son. struggling for a pun. the sun often do great ones but that's one of the best. in case no—one quite gets it there's a picture of the ashes urn, so they know what they are referring to. what's great is because this is such a sensational sporting story, every front pages carrying this. this isn't on the back pages, it is right oi'i isn't on the back pages, it is right on the front. the only picture i can't find, which i think is the best one, him in the dressing room afterwards. looking exhausted. that's on the inside. we haven't got the inside pages yet. might be on the inside pages yet. might be on the back pages. he looks absolutely spent. and playing in that heat would have taken some doing, it really must! let's go to politics. let's, why not? white i can see you're dying to talk about it. champing at the bit. the times leading with ben stokes, but the other story isjohnson will

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i'm going to run over here because we have "pop news" with lara spencer. what you got, lara?ood morning, everybody. good morning to you. we begin with pop star taylor swift hosting a secret listening party at her home in london over the weekend, inviting some of her most loyal fans to hear her upcoming album "lover." so far she's only released three songs, all of them popular already. one fan who was there posted that the entire album is amazing and very emotional at times. we won't give much more info than that. fans were sworn to secrecy. swift asking them to keep the songs' names, lyrics and collaborators under wraps. maybe someone's talking though. there are reports that katy perry sings on one song and selena gomez also contributing. that's exciting. the new album "lover" drops august 23rd, one day after taylor swift joins us live on "gma." >> that's right. [ cheers and applause ] >> august 22nd, we will be there. >> we can't wait. >>> also in london, duchess meghan celebrating her 38th birthday on sunday with a little help from her royal relatives. duchess kate and prin

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ginger, take it away. >> oh, lara, they are right behind this door. dancing tweens and best friends. their friendship beginning before they could even walk and now they live to ballroom dance. ♪ along with lola's sister sophie the girls are "dancing with the stars'" biggest fans. inspired by their favorite pros they love to compete. >> cha, cha, cha, two, three. >> reporter: and cha-cha their hearts out. and this morning, the tiny dancers are in for a big surprise. all right. val, lindsay, are you ready to do this? >> yes. >> all right. >> oh, hey, girls. >> hey. >> come here. >> hi. >> lola. >> come on. >> let's go. >> come on. >> it's showtime. showtime. >> all right, you all are in for a huge surprise here on "gma." it is happening right now. [ cheers and applause ] they did not expect this, guys. emma and sasha, they're going to cry. they're at that point. they're going to cry. come on, come on. they have no idea. this is about to get even better. all right, friends. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> you are a part. so now look at them. they're all cry

es cierto que a lara era bahÍa lo atraviesan varias fallas sÍsmicas siete para ser exactos, entre ellasediciendo ningÚn sismo grande, ya que realmente no hay tecnologÍa suficiente avanzada para predecir un terremoto. pueden ocurrir en cualquier momento y de sorpresa. la investigaciÓn por el laboratorio nacional los Álamos dice que a los avances tecnolÓgicos para captar mÁs detalladamente que antes las rÉplicas que sacude antes y despuÉs de un terremoto grande. a lo que no se podÍa medir anteriormente con tanta precisiÓn. para lograr detectarlo, los sismÓlogos estudiaron los terremotos mayores de magnitud cuatro en la escala de richter del sur de california que ocurrieron en los Últimos 10 aÑos. la mayorÍa de los terremotos significativos estÁn precedidos por temblores leves que pudieron detectar con una tÉcnica de computaciÓn. ellos encontraron que entre los aÑos 2008 y 2017, el 72% de los terremotos en el sur de california, con una magnitud de cuatro fueron precedidos por terremotos mÁs leves. quÉ significa este estudio para nuestra Área? aunque no ayuda a los sismÓlogos a predecir ter

let your heart not be troubled because lara ingraham is next.great night. >> laura: i'm lara ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from another busy washington tonight. molly hemingway, jason chafis will take you inside the doj the inspector general's damning report on jim comey and revealing important new detail, a lot of people are missing it. also, the man who first hired comey in government, rudy giuliani, yes, he's responsible, is here with a fiery response. and perhaps a ting of regret. plus, a man who served at the highest levels of the fbi with comey is now calling for the former director to apologize to the men and women of the bureau. his emotional plea later. and in the latest installment of our raymond on t

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they spent 40 minutes talking to lara trump. . >> it is not just lara trump. it is other people.tive lawmakers. they have all had conversations with the epoch times. >> reporter: yeah. there is a mysterious photo of president trump being handed a manila envelope. it is weird. the president's facebook page sent out six epoch times stories. i can't stress how large this is. they are much bigger than us on facebook, much bigger than any traditional news organization on facebook. and on youtube as well. they buy all of this ad space, spend millions of dollars on this place. and they get in front of people's eyeballs. they dwarf traditional coverage. . >> explain why people should care about what they are doing and who backs them. ben hurley talked about how it is so rabidly pro-trump and talked about the devout practitioners who are behind the epoch times here. >> reporter: they have beliefs that are very specific, right? they don't believe in taking medicine. they think it has to do with your karma if you get through a disease. that's the reason he says he left. they are based on a

let your heart not be troubled because lara ingraham is next. have a great night. >> laura: i'm lara ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from another busy washington tonight. molly hemingway, jason chafis will take you inside the doj the inspector general's damning report on jim comey and revealing important new detail, a lot of people are missing it. also, the man who first hired comey in government, rudy giuliani, yes, he's responsible, is here with a fiery response. and perhaps a ting of regret. plus, a man who served at the highest levels of the fbi with comey is now calling for the former director to apologize to the men and women of the bureau. his emotional plea later. and in the latest installment of our raymond on the road series, it will shock you. we're going to take you to venice beach, california, where residents are being overrun by not just homeless people and what that entails, but aggressive homeless people. he's going to show you how the people and the business owners are fighting back. but, first, the liar, the wimp, and the

lara kiswani: there's a stigma of arab people, muslim people in this country designed to perpetuate andfy the war on terror, and that's what a lot of arabs and muslims are facing today, sort of a really undignified struggle to just live. dr. ramzi salti: it takes courage to be able to stand up to racism, turn it into a positive moment a moment of learning where you actually use that moment to educate, to let people know about the rich diversity of your culture. lamees dahbour: we want our community, like, san francisco

a low and welcome to focus on europe with me lara buffalo. it was a symbol of italy's engineering legacy that came crashing down one year ago the morandi bridge in genoa collapsed on august 28th chilling $43.00 people it destroyed homes and up rooted families who had lived under it for decades the bridge that gap in the.

the huskies -- levi and lara -- are siblings.e rescue is offering a reward for their safe return. if you have any information about where the puppies may be -- call the family dog rescue in san francisco. (grant) the homeless man accused of violently attacking a woman outside her embarcadero condo in san francisco .... will stay in jail. that's despite the fact ... that new charges against him ... related to a second, separate accusation... have been dropped. kron4's maureen kelly reports. austin vincent was visibly (grant)right now it's a parking lot for muni employees... but it will soon be a temporary space for homeless people who live in their vehicles.(vicki)kron 4's gayle ong has details on the city's plan for a "vehicle triage (tree-aazh) center" gayle. yes, a temporary site, people who use it will be allowed to stay for up to pkg: there will be (vicki) now to an update on hurricane dorian... we now know it is a category 2 hurricane and is expected to continue strengthening over the weekend as it advances toward florida. d

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how about some "pop news," lara?ys. today it's all about the parents. it doesn't matter how famous you are. if you post something your kids think is dorky, your kids will make fun of you. rob lowe can attest to this first hand. he posted this after a workout, and his son couldn't help but notice the backdrop and he said, the subtle art of taking a selfie in front of your emmy nomination. it's not the first time rob has been trolled by his offspring. after he posted this picture with the caption that he wrote of himself, quote, looking pretty spiffy. his son commented and i quote, this is the worst thing that has ever happened to instagram. >> ouch. ouch. >> keep us real. they keep us real, but sometimes it's the parents who get a little spicy. when our friend andy cohen posted a throwback of himself on mykonos, his own mom commented simply, get a grip. i love it. >> andy's mom is hilarious. >> i know. just consider that the next time you are writing a post. >>> also in "pop news" this morning, another embarrassed off