so i will bounce back and forth so the first chapter is called lg's tool lg's tool because really the omega-3 fatty acid is the tool of algae invented by lg. lung -- phytoplankton or algae what is the name omega come from? i am the alpha and the omega the beginning and the end so this was conceived of by the person who named it omega and he used to work for the poor milk company that had to do with poor milk company that had to do with and fat. why is it omega-3? pretty much the only chemical scheme and i will show i got a c- in chemistry. i tried to bring it up to a bully -- i be plus for this book if you are afraid of chemistry you don't have to be afraid of this book. they are poly unsaturated with a double bond from the omega and of the molecule three carbons in that is why it is called omega-3 few learn one thing this is a good talk you know why omega-3 is called omega? that is why. was probably invented hundreds of millions of years ago by a synthetic creature by some phytoplankton and why? they invented it as a response a response to climate change because when photosynthesis b

the treatment of lg bt people has pope francis said.utcasts in society and with pure disdain is utterly repugnant to a progressively liberal country like ireland. the tide has already turned in this regard and the church is so far removed. pope francis has the past made about lgbt people saying they are people of god, children of god, but never made any orders to include lg bt but never made any orders to include lgbt people but never made any orders to include lg bt people in but never made any orders to include lgbt people in mass are sacrament, and i'm not even saying same—sex marriage because nobody is saying they should have that pair say, but welcoming lgbt they should have that pair say, but welcoming lg bt people they should have that pair say, but welcoming lgbt people who feel catholic, it is something thatjesus of nazareth would probably have done. and just reflecting on this festival of families, we are reminded that families come in many different shapes and forms, and what we heard from pope francis today has been largely

abuse and lgbt issues how the church ‘s handling abuse and lg bt issues and how the church ‘s handlingo forth? not really, it is just more words emphasising his commitment to do something about whole point is to do something, we're all want action now because the problem has been going on for many years. the pope has been there for five years so i had an expectation, called naive or whatever, because i have been talking to people at dublin castle and they said you do not expect him to say anything on a papal visit, but i do because i believe this is a critical moment for the church to reach out to the irish people, a country that has been scourged by clerical sex abuse and do something different and speak directly to the people about this. michael, is that afair people about this. michael, is that a fair assessment of what the pope had to say? this was a civic reception and the pope was never going to outline a plan of reform at a civic reception. he is due to give six speeches in total, he will give another at the cathedral shortly and another at the cathedral shortly and another toni

so there are examples, and lg bt church.eople i know are members of the church. now, the catholic church teaches that marriage and the union ofa man teaches that marriage and the union of a man and woman is for procreation, and they teach that sexual activity should only occur within marriage. so it doesn't matter if you are single, gay, whatever you are. the church would teach that outside marriage, there should not be sexual activity, and i can see that that is the point i think you are making, so it is not just the lgbt community, it is anybody else. but the point you made earlier was that if the church is a relationship with jesus, earlier was that if the church is a relationship withjesus, the church is not giving them access tojesus, regardless of the church‘s teaching about celibacy are only having sexual relations during marriage. if people don‘t have that, they still wa nt people don‘t have that, they still want a relationship with jesus, people don‘t have that, they still want a relationship withjesus, but they are

in conclusion, i feel i feel that the lg blooms are somethinf and to give out a solution toocy but for that urban sprawlange ar commercial farming and climate change causes the outbreaks to restationevere. like the great lakes restoration initiative is harmful and with those probe what programs that advance that understanding i applaud the senate for passing s1057 as a research and control amendment act of 2017 and i hope the house will quickly pass al m similar legislation. i have had a passion my entire life is what i live to do.our the outdoor culture in this country increases the quality of life and life and makes our country unique.ect our aqtic reso but thenur to look at future gender -- generations. se but to thank you to the witnesses in the panelist sot this is one of the most important one that you mentioned that the czar cycles that are occurring for centuries so what are some of the gaps with that scientific understanding and what is your recommendation on how we address those gaps? i will open this up to anyone. doctor anderson? >> thank you mr. chairman. the list is long

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state and says he doesn‘t recognise some of the language that the catholic church uses to describe lgople, the catholic church uses to describe lg bt people, for example. the catholic church uses to describe lgbt people, for example. that will bea lgbt people, for example. that will be a fascinating meeting. lgbt people, for example. that will be a fascinating meetinglj lgbt people, for example. that will be a fascinating meeting. i think thatis be a fascinating meeting. i think that is going to be private, but our taoiseach, leo, has said he will raise as many of the issues that are pertinent to the irish population as he can. i noticed when the pope was arriving at aras an uachtarain, he is also meeting the gay minister for children. so he is meeting a very different ireland. in my own group, we have a petition saying to the pope, for heaven ‘s sake, you must remove this language about being irredeemably distorted or evil from anything that is said about lgbt people. it is extraordinary. with a pen, that could be worked out tomorrow. that would be one of the smaller things he could

for the lgbtq community. environment in the 1980s for the lg btq community.the 1980s for the lgbtq community. about 80% of people said that it was mostly always wrong to be gay. you could get abusejust for being. are obviously do not want children taught that the gay and lesbian lifestyle is natural and normal, it is not, it never has been, and it never will be. my concern is the promotion of positive images of homosexuality in school, and that is what is causing many pa rents and that is what is causing many parents real concern and defence. the sort of catalyst moment, about a girl who lives with her two dads. —— a book about. and it sort of kicked off a moral panic in parliament, what we were told we were doing was destroying the heterosexual family. so that caused this clause to be enacted. section 28 and legal authorities from promoting homosexuality, the second part of that bans the teaching of homosexuality in schools. basically, it meant closing down services, so young people became very vulnerable, particularly, and schools could not protect people f

are among those who have been protesting, marking their objections to the way the church talks about lgple to the way the church talks about lg bt people during to the way the church talks about lgbt people during this visit, one ofa number of lgbt people during this visit, one of a number of protests that will be taking place, or rather, perhaps i should take demonstrations rather than protests, including from survivors of child sex abuse. there will also be acts of remembrance for the children who died and were buried in unmarked graves at mother and baby homes that were set up and run for unmarried mothers because they were considered somehow shameful, something to be hidden away from society. as we look on here at dublin castle, we are waiting for the first public address from pope francis. senator george mitchell there, instrumental in the peace process in northern ireland, one of the invited guests. still with me here at dublin castle, catriona crowe, the historian. catriona, this is a moment potentially of great opportunity for pope francis as he tries to address the many issues

however, what concerned me is what i have been noticing, is that the way that the lg bt noticing, isat the lg bt issue has noticing, is that the way that the lgbt issue has been put aside by people of the opposition itself. most of the time, issues of lgbt has been raised i the opposition, questioning whether the current government does support the lgbt community. let's turn to pakistan. imran khan generated controversy on the campaign trail for his comments about feminism. it's expected he will be sworn in next week as prime minister of pakistan. so what do women want for their new leader? maybe those comments were taken out of context, maybe he didn't mean that to say those. i will presume that to say those. i will presume that he will try to play to the right, which is what a lot of politicians in pakistan have to be. i think his views could have been better well rounded and better articulated. he needs to look more into women in parliament and address the subject. i really would love to see 50% women representation in the cabinet. work on electoral reforms. he should be focusing

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they still have such a lg way to go. even though power is restored. >> so far, we haven seen anything as far as hurricane season is concerned. the good news here is thest foreor hurricanes continues to come down. we're only expecting another nine hurricanes in the atlanticn that's d from the original. good news. >> just takes one though. >> let's hope that most of those stay out to sea. that's what they've been doing so far. as far as the rest of the day goes tomorrow, looking go. looking nice tonight for most of the area. right now downtown no problem all. current temperatures at 78. winds out of the southwest at six miles per hour. a nice night. temperatures in the upper 60s and gaithersburg towards the martinsburg area. you see 76. a little warmerlong the water and downtown as always is the case. nothing as far as rain here but we are seeing showerrdctivity tohe west. back into hampshire county, west virginia, pretty good showers there. around winchester shower activity. these showers coming towards leesburg. you've g

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prime minister, who is openly gay and has had some things to say about the church's wording on the lgabout the church's wording on the lgbt communities. he disagreed on many of those issues. he highlighted some of those issues in his speech, which he gave just before the pope spoke. leo varadkar also spoke at dublin castle and referred to what he called the dark aspects of the catholic church's history. at times in the past, we have failed and there are dark aspects of the catholic church's history. as one of your bishops recently said. we think of the words of the psalm which tell us of the words of the psalm which tell us that children are a heritage from the lord. we remember the failures of church and state and wider society and how they created the bitter and broken heritage for so many people, leaving a legacy of pain and suffering. this is a shared history of sorrow and shame. in place of christian charity, forgiveness and compassion, far too often, there was judgment, forgiveness and compassion, far too often, there wasjudgment, severity and cruelty. in particular towards wome

how confident are you that we will see a changing view in kenya about lg bt rights? in court that is challenging the penal code against homosexuality, so we are seeing changes and we know that we have, regardless of whether or not we want to acknowledge it, there are members of the lgbt immunity who live to acknowledge it, there are members of the lgbt community who live within the continent, who live in kenya, who live in uganda, who live in tanzania. you cannot — laws will not change the nature of a person. so, do you think kenya could deliver an upset and become the second country after south africa on the continent to legalise gay rights? i think that the fight currently is, yes, is to say that people should not be discriminated because of their sexual orientation and the right to privacy is theirs and theirs alone, and the government has no space trying to enforce the law against carnal knowledge against the order of nature, because in order to prove it, you would have to disrespect their right to privacy. you say this taps into a wider debate about freedom of s

political editor for tv three arrested hannigan, former political editorfor tv three in ireland and lgorfor tv three in ireland and lgbt container and the ambassador to the holy see of the vatican. thank you forjoining us today. we heard those two speeches from the irish prime minister leo varadkar and from pope francis. leo varadkar said above all this and to the victims, we must now ensure that from words come actions and that was a very clear demand, delivered calmly but nonetheless a demand. it was a stunning speech and i was so impressed because it was cleverly crafted, his tone was respectful and he was diplomatic and yet did not pull any punches but delivered them almost in a velvet glove. going back to the pope you just mentioned, he hit all those controversial issues and he was looking for action now. so he really got away with it, he put it up to the pope but in a very nice way. and leo varadkar speaking, to what people in ireland want?” thought it was interesting because he did not divorce church and state or church and society but presented it as or church and society but p

used to do, playing in these big american churches that would preach against same—sex marriage and lgople. and the correlation just felt so tight and strong that i actually really lost the desire for that creative outlet. because faith and your christianity — your religion is going to be so much a part of this conversation. if you can tell me, where did you acquire your faith from? was it simply that your parents were very observant, and that you inherited faith from them? faith has always been very real to me. i think when people talk about faith or religion, people might assume that it is more of a kind of a sterile belief system, some distant deity and a set of rules. but for me, it really grew from a childhood curiosity of wondering where the world came from. as a very small child i would stare up the night sky, look at the stars and think, "how on earth did this all get here?" and i began to talk to god, and believed that, you know, he/she was up there. and my parents are very passionate christians, so i was taken to church, and so i very much took on board the christian faith, a

this is a tie primary between the sitting ag and sitting lg and the attorney general pulled out a victoryuse of the president's endorsement. the new york times and others are quick to point that out, he got the advantage because of the president's support. michigan is a c trump won a huge upset in 2016. the republican governor, most prognosticators lean democratic. jillian: the gubernatorial race for the democrat primary, gretchen is the winner there. >> your typical hillary clinton establishment democrat, nothing new as far as the wing of the democratic party, she will run the flag up the paul and see if there is a blue wave and then she can win but there's nothing particularly special about her campaign. rob: that was something for them. the michigan senate race, the upper income or of the party, john james. >> he is exciting. and debbie stabenow is very established with john james has energy about him. there is something about this race that is worth watching, the political report, and and it is worth watching. jillian: the senate race, claire mccaskill, no big surprise. >> reporter: e

we're celebrating animals all month lg. there's tina and her dog. for more information tag clear the shelters. >>> the red skiskins are workin hard to get ready for their debut. it's the first time we officially see quarter back ex smith in a red skskins jersey. both of them rocked the number 11. you'll watch smith and the rest of the team in action tomorrow righere on nbc 4. they'll be taking on the patriots in new england. kick off is at 7:30. we'll have you covered after the game with a redskins post game report and news 4 at go:00. a feeling we're not going to see tom brady in that game. >> ion't think so. >>> a colorado artist spent 20 years collecting materials for his latest project. >> it only took his two days to credit his masterpiece. >> it's just a lovelylace to be. >> reporter: an artist knows inspiration ebbs and flows. when i flows, tom seizes the opportunity because he knows it heig might not come again. >> this is my first season and also my last. aye been coming down here and collecting trash fm the creek every few days for 20 year

vicky beeching, a popular christian singer—songwriter turned public advocate for lg bt riots, whose remarkablen her described as one of the most influential christians of her generation. has she found peace after yea rs of generation. has she found peace after years of turmoil? vicky beeching, welcome. just a decade ago, singing and songwriting were the pillars of your life. you build life around that singing career. do you still seen today? i do not. it is very interesting as i am sure we will get on to win our conversation when i took the big step to come out as gay, many things changed. i lost many things and my music career was one of them. and that was a choice? you chose to consciously not seeing any more? it is interesting because i chose to come out and therefore lost my music career in the church but then i had imagined i would continue to sing for my own personal... as an outlet. but everytime i picked up my guitar and played it gave me so many flashbacks to the work that i used to do, playing in these big american churches that preach against same—sex marriage and lgbt people. it fe

they didn't getet along for a lg time and then at the end of the term when they all met in new york, nancy said they were completely changed. she was friendly and nice and invited them to come to russia and in fact they said they all went and had a wonderful time. >> one of the stories i was in the book that we've spoken about is the two korean children who both give credit for literally saving their lives. we have a gentleman here this evening who was involved in the story. [applause] i'm hoping you can get more information and to bring a story to life. >> unless you are a surgeon like somebody sitting here, how many people have the chance to save somebody's life. she not only helped save those two children. there's another child i talked to in the course of writing this book and they wer it the most mg moments i had when writing this book. it turned out, and robert may be able to shed a light on this. it turned out these beautiful children, they were like seven and four. one he had a heart defect and they couldn't walk more than a few steps without turning blue. they would have to

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looking towards the rest of the area, still in the 90s evsbywhere. 91 lg and back in the 80s t.wards more clouds and shower activity and 92 degrees right nown fredericksburg. that's not the whole story. this is the whole story. 102 gaithersburg and 104 manassas and quantico at 109. that's the current heat index as theemperatures cool a little bit. dew points actually come up a have thehat's why we higher heat indices in quantico and towards the pawtuxit river. you walkoutside and feel the air hit you it's so thick out there. we saw a couple of showers back towards shenandoah county. those have all sincedissipated e continue to do so much. the area of high pressure still dominating and that's whye' got a big heat ridge and look at the numbers from jackson, mississippi. 93 all the way up to 94 degrees and even boston up around the low 90s a chicago 91 so this heat sticks here for the next couple of days. it stays tomorrow and then on thursday we see a storm come our way. it's a cold front and we need one to bust the heat and cou see rather stormy conditions on thursday. maybe stronger

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it's baffle lg to think that your home can be lost over something like this in. >> it really is, thisic failure on wells fargo side across the board, they are saying because of computer glitch, although that may be true, 400 people had homes foreclosed on between 2010 and 2015 and this is very disturbing, you know, wells fargo has a history of fraudulent activity so it's hard to believe that that was an innocent mistake as a computer glitch when things like this have been happening time and time again, rob. jillian: you mentioned history, let's take a look at some of that. paid 2.1 excuse me billion dollar fine over mortgage loans with incorrect income information during housing bubble, created millions of fake accounts, hit customers with unfair mortgage fees and federal reserve capped assets over consumer abuse, that's pretty lengthy list there you have from wells fargo. do you know what the company has done to make this right for those 600 plus individuals that this happened to? >> so they are working on it right now in wells fargo, right now they've issued or are issuing $8 millio

so when it comes to other protes, for lg black lives matter, they were never given their own separaterter: evans says they plan an escort for the protesters from foggy bottom metro to the white house. >> definitely a story that is dividing pe wle, andre hearing from social media a lot of you chiming in on the facebook live right now, too. we'll see how it unfolds. >> we'll walk you through itound keep posted. this weekend a special visitor. we have brittany shipur from nbc station joining us, helping us out with nice weather. >> happy to besphere,ially to deliver this forecast. we're drying out after weeks of wet weath affecting our weekend. now we get to out and about. ere's so many events happening this weekend, and our werther is going to cooperate. here's a closer look at what to expect overhe weekend into even the next couple of days. four things over the next days shows today drying out.um sunday hot and. temperatures heading back to the 90s. tinday hot and muggy. it will be dry. no rain. tuesday rain returns. our dry days are in your opinioned. we'll have more on that in the 10

sb88 lg and 9 is fredericksburg and 84 over towardshuntingtown. heat index 90 to 959 so extremely warm. we haven't seen much in the way of storms elsewhere. we saw them right along i-95e ad beltway. a few other storms winchester and fauquier counties. we have a sto left over sterling and another right around northern fairfax and oakton area and i'll zoom o in. this did have lightning associated with it and what happens with these storms. th, build veery quickly and throw lightning and very heavy rain and kind of and that's what is happening here. no more lightning here rig along route 7 and right along the dulles tol roodt as we make our way along 123. seeing shower activity here. all dyi out all part of a system that we're seeing all across the southeast. very hot c and humidditions all the way up towards the northeast, too, as we mentioned with temperatures in the 90s there. forhat's what we're going to see tomorrow, too. just rather warm and humid. by noon we're all still on the cry s dry side. trying to see showers and storms form. most us rem

sbst of tonight on the dry side. 93 lg and 92 dulles and it gets even hotter tomorrow and wednesday, and we've got a better chance of storms, too. i'll break it down for you and see you back here in a few mi htes. >> met decided it will not make separate trains available to the white supremacists coming into d.c. sunday for the unite the right rally. late this afternoonro m announced separate trains are not part of the plan now. there's concern because one woman was killed when counterp testers and while nationalists clashed at last year's unite the right rly in charlottesville. coming up at 5:30, a look at how metro and d.c. police will be working together to keep the ac >>> an inn send bystander, that's how police called an 18-year-old after a stray bullet struck her. our bureau chief tracee wilkins has the report. >> reporter: we need people who may have heard or sn something call us. >> a 19-year-old girl is in critical and stable condition after being shot in canterbury riding in aplaurel. itned around 10:00 p.m. last night. >> what's really unusual for us in this tase is thats

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. >>> when we come right back, some severe storms out therera lg through our region this afternoon. dog is back on the other side. >> the message that serena tslliams wan other members to >>> doug kammerer is hopping on set. chair.the no more warnings you just said. >> so we're in the clear for the rest of the night? >> no,ot yet. still have showers and storms and some are still developinged and becoming stronger especially down around fredericksburg, but right now no warnings. we had warnings until 5:45 but that's been cancelled as the storm continues to weaken. the storms are around baltimore. ltimore getting crushed again. flash flood warnings in effect just east of baltimore. arou annapolis seeing shower activity, see it down around edericksburg and see it north around hagerstown. live over towards frederick county virginia or maryland, move it closer your way over the next couple of hours but this storm right here has weakened enough there's no longer a warning toward it. down towards fredericksburg. this storm has come together over the last5 to 40 minutes. right around quanti

doug is back to tell us how lg this patonte >>> it was one of the darkest days. the anne arundel police chief is looking back at what believe led up to the "capital gazette" shootinak andg changes within his department. >> if we're not trying to get better aftervery bad thing that happens, we are not doing our ewjob. >> the 4 i-team went one-on-one with the team to ask why police couldn't intervene when so many people felten threat by the suspect for years. >> our investigative reporter die fleisher here with the action that the chief is taking now. >> a detectives emain job is to identify and solve crimes that have alrea, happenot to predict whether a suspect could pose a danger in the fure. butxperts tell us that's what officers are being asked to do more and more often, and they don't always have the tools and training to dot. >> we're responding to an active shooter. >> at lea ten shots heard. >> it floored me. this can't keep happening. >> reporter: anne arundel police chief timothy altimari could happen in his community but what he didn't know is that thi m

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