i'm alex white, pure leaf tea master. pure leaf, our thing is tea. ugggh...i bixby, do i have any eggs? yes, they expire in 7 days. hi bixby. hi bixby. hi bixby. start dinnertime mode now! ♪ oooh! man, could this day get any better? [singing] dr pepper cherriot! a cherry treat. mmm. thank you, tiny wagon. you're welcome. that's right, i talk. deal with it!. dr pepper cherry. cherry on! ti don't know who i'd sbe without my family. they're the only thing that matters to me right now. ah! daddy! i'm coming for ya. ♪ skyscraper. rated pg-13. >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show"! my guest tonight is the co-founder of the grammy award winning band linkin park. he has a new solo album out called "post-traumatic." ♪ and they tell you i don't care anymore ♪ ♪ and i hope you will know that's a lie ♪ ♪ 'cause i found what i have been waiting for ♪ ♪ but to get there means crossing a line ♪ ♪ so i'm crossing a line ♪ so i'm crossing a line >> trevor: please welcome mike shinoda! ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you for having me. >> trevor: so good to have you her

benefits for the environment one research team in south and germany is spinning that hopes on the leaf they say it's going to have giant awesome going ships to save a quarter of the fuel that they use and keep them clear over into the bag so let's learn from mesa now take a look. this is the aquatic ferns albania molesta commonly known as korea but we it doesn't look like anything special but underwater it looks like it's silver plated biologists and botanist have found out that the leaf structure of the fern retains a layer of air when submerged in water. the fern takes the air with it and uses the water as a silvery envelope the fine hairs on the surface of the leaf are waterproof but for water holding cells each sit upon the egg beater shaped ends they hold the water so long and so well that no air escaping. the botanists from bone brought their discovery to the physicists at the institute of technology in karlsruhe with a special request. the city has a plant that permanently holds and underwater and no one knows why and that was the beginning of a very nice collaboration between b

yet if i take it in capture it's contours with light and shade the leaf bends acquires a structure a depth and height. a selection of his photos have been published in a new book entitled a tribute to flowers. it reveals the fragility of his subjects and presents dying diva's flowers which have entered the final stage of their lives the forgiven the doubt and the decay dying and death make us uncomfortable we'd rather not have anything to do with them. two months of the we do it in nature and in this case taking the flower is a metaphor you realize that there's something spectacularly beautiful and or inspiring about it but not by many or inspired by the hardness for. the german environment agency often shows art which depicts the destruction of nature and the environment normally there apocalyptic images which leave little room for hope. richard fisher is very different yet he opens our eyes to what creation is and how to preserve it because he shows us how unbelievably beautiful nature can be. those. not to come. but much of this natural beauty is disappearing it's estimated that o

there is a fundamentalist wing of people who voted leaf who do not wa nt people who voted leaf who doer than the exact vision of birth they had in mind. they can't have it! there is no constituency for it in the parliament, not in the public. the longer they keep going with this fight, the longer they are prolonging the suffering of uncertainty... this is a bit silly. i don't know what you're getting attacked from. 57%, the last time i saw fact, want to stay in the customs union. i'm going to move onto another story. let's move down to the front page of the telegraph. who would have thought it? we know donald trump doesn't take anything from anyone. he's a strong leader. certainly it's not a good relationship tween donald trump and theresa may, that's plain to see. it's a great opportunity for the country and the special relationship and everything else. it is very clear there are different personalities. trump is a very radical and i think boris may have made mention of the fact, imagine if we had trouble negotiating. —— truck negotiating. radical approach from trump getting results.

the fours colours are aqua blue, mud brown, leaf green, and coral pink. those four elements and watch the instagram likes pile—up. four elements and watch now for some of the best photos you have sent us using the hashtag travel tuesday. scott sent us this view over greenland from the cockpit of a 747. chiara followed this road to the old man of store in scotland. and slavomir shared this rainbow sunset from slovakia. now, let's look at the travel videos clocking up the views this month. lebanon marks 75 years of independence this year. the country has seen its fair share of conflict over the years and travel warnings remain in place for several areas. we spoke to two filmmakers about their experiences. i was born and raised in lebanon. so to express this special relationship with my country i wanted to shoot and show intimate moments, for example when my grandma is cooking. if you would like to visit the country, first of all, don't forget to try all the lebanese food, because lebanese cuisine is extremely fabulous. second of all, don't be scared to inte

the crews are rammed into a nissan leaf at the intersection of samsung and pine. both officers in the cruiser and the driver of the leaf were taken to the hospital as a precaution. >>> in livermore, a crash involving a big rig tractor- trailer tied up traffic on westbound 580. it happened just after 8:00 near the north livermore avenue offramp. the chp closed several lanes for nearly an hour, no serious injuries reported. >>> san francisco police released this video of a car believed to be involved in a hit and run crash wednesday along the embarcadero. the honda civic right there plowed into a petty cab operator. his daughter says he's in a coma. the crash also injured a family from canada. >> san francisco's minimum wage is going up to $15 on sunday. right now it's $14 an hour. the increase makes san francisco and emeryville the city's with the highest minimum wages in the bay area. >>> it is closing time at toys"r"us. the chain of toy stores officially goes out of business today, though some stores packed it in early. kpix 5 reporter jessica flores on the emoti

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takes the air with it and uses the water as a silvery envelope the fine hairs on the surface of the leaf are waterproof but for water holding cells each sit upon the egg beater shaped ends they hold the water so long and so well that no air scapes the botanists from bonn brought their discovery to the physicists at the institute of technology in cars rua with a special request. the kits implanted it has a plant that permanently holds an underwater and no one knows why and that was the beginning of a very nice collaboration between botanists and physicists because since ships are especially problematic for the environment the researchers decided to make the ocean giants more eco friendly with the cell vinnie effect containerships transport about ninety percent of all goods traded worldwide on the high seas they burn a lot of highly toxic heavy fuel oil heavy metals and other harmful substances are released mostly unfiltered in dangerously high concentrations and quantities into the atmosphere carcinogenic climate damaging so it gets blown around everywhere by the wind this is how i think

i'm alex white, pure leaf tea master.♪ hershey's cookie layer crunch get layered ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." so, so, last night, president trump was at a campaign rally in south carolina, being civil as always. >> now, you know, we have a lot of fake news back there, these fake you know, the enemy. the enemy of the people, i call them. the democrats want open borders. they want anybody they want, including ms-13 pouring into the country. >> lock her up! lock her up! lock her up! >> trevor: hey, hey, hey, hey! hey, remember, civility. 'scker up, please." ( laughter ) ( applause ) you know, trump is always in the zone at these rallies, you know. he's with his people. he's relaxed. he's open, maybe sometimes too open. >> she has done a tremendous job as first lady. ( cheers and applause ) and, you know, she had an operation a few weeks ago, kidney operation. and she's going to be great. she's fine. ( applause ) but they had all kinds of projections. they said she got a facelift. no. i

on upright along the river elbe nichole for a leaf can play my game is becoming more and more popular especially for touring so naturally i'm really excited about today's trip along the algorithm for biking along one of the most varied paths in europe. there's the challenge to discover nature and culture using muscle power. sixteen d w. o. this is eleven years come july from bunny and let's go right to our correspondent who is in central istanbul and we have our political force you're in the studio along those stories in just a minute but first this. news just in the perspective closer d.w. . a good woman in fighting for the face to be taken seriously in the world of work here's what's coming up women's talk hot dog. the female superhero maybe more towards smart stay in the gym or increasingly dangerous time w. . welcome to you tomorrow today thanks for joining us coming up. an astonishing memo that can shrink or grow as the seasons change. we also look at worms in fish that provide tantalizing hints for how to live to a ripe old age. and we take a dive under the polar icecap where re

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the world is like a leaf out here. that. could be a black this is a class. that bottle. of water or juice. we. want to eat do with it. is that. the children are playing put it in the garbage can. the kids not to risk his daughter is in this class she's able to go to school thanks to her father's job with the plastic bank to get what do we do with a plastic bottle. to mean this project means life because it brings if brings another this brings another light into our community and brings another light into the families that we get involved with it brings. life into every one soul to me this project means live it means to live a nice to dream it means to love it means that everything you know so that's why we put out everything in it to try to get everyone to get involved in the in this project to see how we can get people to just recycle the plastic and keep it from worn into the ocean keep it in warning tossed reach into our stream as in you know just try to live to see a better world you know all. of the big goal is a clean action and a bit of cash thanks to social plast

consecrated in ceremonies that lasted for days the temple of the sun of the tree of life and of the leaf cross. had three entrances and three chambers to the rear their sacred to the three sons of the mother. as cities cried i was extremely busy on those days other mayan cities states made inscriptions on styli in the squares but we recorded our history on stone tablets in the inner sanctums of our sacred buildings writing was special. fire and particularly proud of the work i did on the temple of the inscription. our greatest ruler commanded it to be built he wished to be worshipped there after death and united him with the gods for one six hundred seventeen tablets i recorded the most important events in the call's life and his ancestors including the gods and mythological heroes. it was. in the christian era after a reign of almost seventy years that col stepped over into the realm of the there in the temple we conceal his route to the underworld under a slab steps led down to col script in the base of the pyramid the tombs of our kings were rarely found and it was a long time to arch

. >> garab: this is dried turnip leaf. >> anthony: oh, turnip greens. >> garab: turnip leaf is a delicacy is a yak leg. >> anthony: yak leg. >> darren: does meat eating go all the way back? or were people vegetarian? >> garab: all the way back, all the way. in fact, the bhutanese were cannibals. >> darren: say that again. >> garab: bhutanese were considered cannibals. the only vegetable we had was potatoes and radish, that's it. nothing else. >> darren: wow. >> garab: people don't kill, but they would eat one another if somebody dies. we are not supposed to eat it. >> darren: you're not supposed to eat yak? >> garab: no, we are not supposed to eat meat. >> darren: you're not supposed to eat meat. >> anthony: buddhism, i mean -- >> garab: buddhism. but culturally because of terrain we have no choice. >> darren: is that beet nut? >> anthony: betel nut. >> darren: oh, can i try? >> garab: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: i'm not having it. >> darren: have you had it? >> anthony: yes, yes i have. you asked for it. >> darren: you chew up the green? >> garab: yeah, everything chewed together. >> anthony

but do you, to you, is the inclusion of north korea and venezuela, is that a fig leaf?a disguise, a masquerade done for the purpose of making it seem religiously neutral. when in fact it is clearlily muslim. someone firing people from his company because they are women or jews or christians. and the irony here is that this decision comes down on a day when the court overruled -- >> a supreme court ruling permitting the internment of japanese of american citizens during world war ii. >> exactly right and it was dressed up whether you call it a tutu or a masquerade. a decision confirming koremstsu. in one of the quotes that you didn't cite here, compares the ban. and says it make it is okay. if we can put it in political perspective, the reason why this was a victory for donald trump, barack obama said there will be no vote on the nominee. and he kept that promise. and garland sat there. and that seat went to neal gore such. that is why donald trump won this lawsuit and he won another suit about abortion rights today and that is ultimately the reason this case came out th

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it can do one leaf, another leaf, until the whole elm tree has pretty much been destroyed and scientistsating or can this happen and over what period of time? these caterpillars are very small but they are in very large numbers. millions and millions of caterpillars can devote the entire trees. can treat a cover? it does not kill the tree but it will weaken it over time and that opens it up to other pests and pathogen is coming in and finishing it off. what evidence do you have that the country population is significantly affected by the lava? we know they are travelling across the uk at fsb of notts. —— ten three. can we do anything to stop it? probably not. the female fly that lays the eggs is very mobile. chances are by the time is the damage that the caterpillar is doing the female laying more eggs in another tree. it will be very difficult to contain and control. what can be done about it? in this case, not a lot. it is a real warning that we need to be doing much more about our plant bio—security in the uk. much more about our plant bio-security in the uk. no pesticides, no treatme

he has an interest in turning over a new leaf. he doesn't want to do it too fast because he doesn't want to lose control or start a revolution. be a bitforward will difficult and unprecedented. host: michael o'hanlon with us half hour.t republican, good morning. caller: i have a comment. can we agree this is history in the making? the people on the left, in my honest opinion, no matter what trump or his administration does, they are not going to give him a break. they're going to fight him, they are going to badmouth him, they are going to obstruct everything he tries to do. my father served in korea. anm thinking maybe this is open door to a very good situation that cld comout of this, you know? i don't get why these people are not going -- like i said, no matter what this man does they are not going to back him. that is all i've got to say. too.: i am hopeful, i'm not going to get into a discussion of president trump critics.s political i tend to be a critic myself. i agree with you, there is reason to be hopeful here. that we h

around spreading this message of the struggle for freedom through building political power, their leafalllets talk about fight segregation, register to vote today so they registers people and turned them out. they do so through an army of block workers, they call it. block walker, peek who are local precinct captains in each neighborhood. they have as many as ten thousand volunteer block workers in the state participating along with dozens of paid staff. that mean its they treason a generation of political activist 'one of their campaign staffers in houston was a woman named barbara jordan who goes on to become first a state senator and then a united states congresswoman and had a great repute. but this is part of her origin story. so this coalition succeeds in 1964 in reelected ralph yarborough to the senate, in re-elect lyndon johnson to the presidency and getting support in texas for him, and ultimately they transform local politics. they redraw the map of texas elections so that now, today, you have these blue inner city, central cities, surrounds by red suburbs. but they scudded i

, penny leaf salad, even this salad of india-style samosa. the same time. >> ma: yes. >> anthony: no first course, second course. >> ma: no, no, no, no. if i'm invited to a friend's house, the table would be covered with dishes. >> anthony: right. >> ma: covered. >> anthony: and it's really about the interaction between a lot of colors, textures, and flavors in one dish -- >> ma: yes. yeah. >> anthony: or -- >> ma: different. >> anthony: different. >> ma: yeah. >> anthony: wow, i'm in love. that's good. >> ma: yes. it is. >> anthony: and of course there's the maddeningly delicious condiments and pickles with which to make each dish your own. >> ma: you make a lot of different combinations with each mouthful. >> anthony: ah. and this is something very confusing in general in this part of the world. everybody eats everything differently, to -- very much to their taste. >> ma: anything goes. >> anthony: anything goes. >> ma: you make -- every mouthful you can make as different as you want. hear that sizzle? yeah. red lobster's lobster & shrimp s

the capitals won gaye 5 against the leaf again knights. the caps clinched the series 4- -1.n the con smythe trophy. he was the mvp of the post season. >>> it was a late night for the people in d.c. they were out in the streets celebrating the big win. a sea of red filled more than four city blocks right outside the arena. it was a capitals' first title in the 11-year history of the franchise. some of the people climbed trees and light poles. so excited, so far, though, we haven't heard of any arrests this morning. >>> well, this weekends levi stadium goes from sidelines to sand traps. today is the beginning of the stadium links golf tournament at levi stadium. the second year for this big event. there are nine holes scattered across levi stadium. the people behind stadium links go around the country and trance form football stadials and baseball parks into golf courses. golf courses. >>> good morning, san francisco, police are searching for who ever shot and wounded a man early this morning. the victim was found about side of a popular doughnut shop. we'll tell you what we'r

winds we re passing through, the gusts of winds were strong enough to bring summer trees down in full leaftinues to move this way off towards scandinavia and then things will quiet them down, still on the breeze side of the northwest and a cluster of showers through western scotland digesting their way east. over the next few hours it will see clear skies to the south and it will be a fresh night if we are trying to get a good nights sleep with overnight lows between eight and 11 or 12 degrees. we start off on friday on a quieter note there will be sunshine from the word go across southern areas. if you showers into northern ireland and western scotland will drift their weight eastwards as we go through the day. more isolated showers through wales and into the midlands. but with the sunshine will see more warm and highs of 22 degrees and the big cooler and fresher to the north. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: a day of remembrance for the victims of the grenfell tower tragedy on the first anniversary of the fire where 72 people lost their lives. from this date onwards, those we have

they season the fish, the put it on a leaf, and they cook it. the fish is catfish.e, 200 types of catfish. >> anthony: takes in flavor from the leaf, too. >> pedro: and here we have, uh, paiche. it's the second biggest freshwater fish in the world. underneath, you have a puree of aguaje that is a palm fruit, and the sauce is a reduction of fermented wild mandioca yucca. >> eric: fermented. >> pedro: yeah, this is, how you say, toxic or, uh -- >> anthony: or poisonous, yeah. >> pedro: poisonous. >> anthony: yeah. >> pedro: yeah, so they let it ferment and it becomes -- uh, you can eat it. >> anthony: these fish are unbelievable when you see them. uh, they get up to, like, 600 pounds. and they're swimming in water no deeper than a rice paddy. >> eric: really? >> anthony: giant. they're like dinosaur fish. everyone has been saying for years that peru was going to be the next big thing as far as -- >> eric: yes. >> anthony: -- restaurants and -- >> eric: and it is. this really proved it. >> pedro: and we have a chili pepper made with brazil nuts, and these are ants. >>

. >> he hopes is accept ane ex paid leaf is critical ti.eanwhile with summertime heating up ankids hing ploutside to bike or safe sti imrtant as ever new research shows 2.2 million kids injured in bike accidents every year. >> children's hospital shows every hour 25 kids are treated in emergency room bike related injuries. half involve children so to 14. 75% injured were boys. >> and new report on bike helmet safety. they found that note mel mets sold in the russini not doing a good job. >> we looking at 30 adult cyclist were killed in crashes or motorcles in 2016. >> how abo this? barbie has a new job. mattel amouseed barbie career of the year. barbie is now robotic engineer with safety glasses, laptop. >> and the doll comes with three loading lessons and work bookcomputer programming. >> good f bashry for this year >> 4:55 is the time and let's check in with michael thomas. >> tracking threat forhu showers anderstorms later today. we had a two day break from it and todays the day we make up for those and pay our taxes so to speak ithe war

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is the inclusion of north korea and venezuela, is this a fig leaf?> a disguise, a masquerade done for the purpose of making it seem religiously neutral. when in fact, it is clearly aimed at muslims. it was as if someone people firing people from his company because they were women or jews or christians, included someone from a another religion just as a maskquerade for firing the others whom he explicitly said were fired for that reason. and the irony here is that this decision comes down on a day when the court overruled -- the court today replaces one grave mistake with another. >> a supreme court ruling permitting the internment of japanese -- american citizens of japanese descent during world war ii. >> exactly right and it was dressed up whether you call it a tutu or a masquerade. in the same way this decision was. a decision confirming korematsu. way back when under franklin roosevelt. and by the way, president trump in one of the quotes that you didn't cite here actually compares the ban to what the court and president roosevelt did at the tim

. >> we died find one drop of blood on a leaf at the top of the cliff. >> which was found by this manoper robert beatty. >> i was on my hands and knees looking and i came across that drop of blood. >> we got blood up here. did he tell you that? >> how big was this drop? >> about the size of a razor head really. the interesting part about that was that it was a drop that had fallen straight down. >> indicating to the troopers that she'd been hurt somehow before she got anywhere near the edge of the cliff. >> with it being, you know, five, six feet away from the cliff's edge, it was real apparent to me that, you know, we no longer have some accidental death. this was a homicide. >> reporter: but because there was no sign of a struggle at the crime scene, no weapon, nothing more left behind, it was obvious this would be hard to solve. so though eventually they told karen they agreed with her, bonnie had been murdered, they wanted her to keep that information secret. fat chance. by then, karen was telling anyone who would listen what she thought, and she was not about to stop. so you spoi

this is new video from the clover leaf 4-h camp in lake placid in central florida directly east ofsa sota. >> it's still not clear what made everyone sick, but emergency crews say none of the 60lnesses are all that serious. at least other kids in the camp are okay not showing any symptoms at all. >>> people spent the night protesting the shooting death oe antoine the unarmed 17-year-old was shot and killed by police officers this week in pittsburgh. right now traffic is slowing again after protesters took over the parkway ewat hi you can see that here on your screen. according to our nbc affiliate there, at least one woman was arrest. >>> a real housewife's husband is being deported. joe igiudice married to teresa, one of the stars of the real housewives of jersey. he is currently servi a 41-month sentence in federal prison on bankruptcy fraud charges. cials say proceedings have started to deport him back to his native italy. teresa finished her 15-month 2015.nce in >>> just three days -- the deal is reportedly for five years a pays $4 millioner season. trotz walked away from the cap

they have turned over a new leaf? >> i certainlyly would not w wt- i would not want fifa to think it was behind them. the moment when fifa thinks these sorts of scandals are behind it, that is when they begin to rest on their laurels. that is when this corruption can creep back in. it is still a long way to go in terms of addressing some of the clear issues that persisist witn this organizization. there have been n a number r of reformrms, but they have been piecemeal. when the crisis broke in 2015, it was a great deal [indiscernible] they are more root and branch with morore of the organization. we have seen t that. c certainly happy on this path of r reform. thatat is a long pathth. it may beomething, with this being a u.s. led investigation. it will be interesting to see just how the world cup principally being held in the uniteded states and this u.s.s. investigation, whether those pathths i intersect, crosssver i one another. that will be interestingng certainly over the next decade or so. anchor: thank you very

they predict we could see stage marches of people urging him to or youor reelection could take a leafof vladimir putin's book and go from one position to another to remain in power. that is more or less what the french paper is predicting he will do, except in a more extreme way. their headline says he renounces the presidency but not monarchy. he has been visiting sites around the country with royal significance. about the less talked parts was about reestablishing the monarchy. molly: interesting. we will have to wait and see. let's turn to another african leader who has successfully held onto power in neighboring rwanda. he recently had a visit from an american celebrity. >> some of our viewers might have known about this visit. it was news to me. theet with ellen degeneres, american tv talkshow host, and her wife. they were meeting to discuss the couple's support for rwanda mountain gorillas. it was a significant visit because they are a high profile lesbian couple in a country not open to homosexuality. the country is sort of an exception in the region because it has a more open

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they wouldn't be on this show right now if they served everything on a banana leaf. it makes it pretty clear. something is wrong. >> are they doing the dishes in a puddle? >> they are doing it in a dirty puddle behind the restaurant. somebody spotted what was going on. you can see one guy right there. he has a water hose but the rest of them using dirty muddy yellow water washing the plate. >> for a second. >> for a quick second i was like maybe they are scraping the plating into that >> it looks like it but the owner offered free meals. >> forget >> like a sink. >> the owner says in a statement that the employees were new. >> come on. >> i'm not buying >> they could make a joke of it they could start serving dirty water cocktails. >>. >> getting ready for their prom pictures. this moment captured by jeffrey's planet. they are dressed to the nines on their lawn. they are taking their >> can we read what it says? >> it says will you marry my uncle? >> oh, my gosh. >> and now he is down on his knee. >> high school prom? >> yeah. this is a high school prom that just tur

the rest of the draft, they got cody clark, the son of former maple leaf great wendel clark. third round, riley the 12th member of the sutter family to be drafted. his dad ron, one of six sutter brothers to play in the nhl. that's family ties. >>> baseball, nationals and p illies, bottom of the first, daniel murphy, uthe middle, anony rendon, 2-0 nats on top. top of the send, back of the box, scott kingry races around the store from second. next batter, the pitcher chops it between first and second. franco gets a green light. spit up the line, franco slides. beats the tag. the game is tied at 2. phillys lead 3-2. complete highlhts coming up at 11:00. >> thank you, sir. want to give the remaining time to somara. severe weather tonight. >> that's right. areas a little farther south of stafford county are under a severe thunderstorm warning until 6:30 p.m. e wil track the storm, heads up i want to give is for southern maryland. that's where ttorm is headed. if you're outdoors grilling, wrap it up in the next hour or so. >> thank you. that is the news for now. out.s for joining n