lindsay told her mom something seemed strange. >> she again tells me, lindsay, stop being nosy, don'tut it. but it just didn't seem right. it wasn't enough time for her to have gotten out and gone inside the house. >> so, said lindsay, she went to the wall again. her third and final look. >> at that point he was getting out of the jacuzzi. and he was in a very big rush. she's still nowhere to be seen. the look on his face was almost undescribable. it was almost as if he had just gone into another world. it was scary. >> it was instinct that told her something was wrong, said lindsay. so she called 911. >> 911, state your emergency. >> a woman was killed. >> now, hours and hours later, the detectives confronted chris with lindsay's story. why, they asked, didn't her story match his? >> so am i supposed to believe the witness is lying? >> i'm not going to say she's lying. she sounds like a truthful kid or whatever. but i don't know. i can't explain what she's saying she saw. >> so now that question we posed as we began. did lindsay patterson really know what she saw? if your dishwasher

phillip lindsay. >> booger: time for you to move out of the house, though.et you a mortgage, young man. >> joe: you know the way nfl salaries work. undrafted free agent, you're not getting paid yet. lisa? >> lisa: oh, tess. phillip, what's up with living am home still? >> oh, i have to be but i have a game plan. i can't tell you, though. >> lisa: it was a wrist injury that ended your historic rookie season. tell me how your wrist feels now. >> it feels good. 100%. i feel good. now i just need to get in the groove again. >> lisa: how do you top last season? >> just be myself. make sure joe got going a little bit today was the game plan. now, ii nd be ready for this year. >> lisa: you'll be splitting carries this year. you said you don't need a whole lot of carries. how come? >> it's about one-on-one matchups and making plays. i don't need 20, 30 carries, to make something happen. i'm going to make it happen with whatever i get. >> lisa: what do you think about your new quarterback? >> i like joe. >> lisa: he's quiet, right? >> he's smooth. that's what we need

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tim and lindsay cannot do it by themselves. you do it with the men and women that come to work for someone like donald trump. i want to tell you a story about one person who works for donald trump, and this is my favorite story in my three years of working for this administration. the office of regulatory affairs handles all of the regs for government. the woman who was working there at the beginning of the administration was taken and put in brett kavanaugh's seat on the d c circuit, one of the leading administrative lawyers in town. i sit thinking to myself, how can i replace this person? the chief of staff -- i get a chance to work with people like larry kudlow, who has been around since ronald reagan, one who who has been around since the nixon administration. i think, how do i find young people to get into these positions so that 30 years down the road, we maintain that institutional knowledge? one was paul ray, a valedictorian at hillsdale college. i had him as a junior member and wanted to promote him. the president says

lindsay trayvon ski ravinsky. she is white house historian at the white house historical association. her focus is military service during the revolution as a precursor to senior political leadership in the new republic. :er new book, "the cabinet george washington and the creation of an american is due out next year from harvard university press and we certainly look forward to that. duval got her phd from american university and is currently an assistant professor ofhistory at the university oklahoma. her interest in gender roles during the war for independence has led to a forthcoming volume experienceehold under british occupation in charleston, south carolina. the book will be one of the first truly detailed look set domestic institutions while under military occupation. richard angle is a doctoral candidate at lehigh university and currently teaches at the university of pennsylvania. she is looking at the history of this is central to her dissertation, america's first band of brothers: ship and come robbery

the commons deputy speaker, sir lindsay hoyle, said some mps had told him they wouldn't stand in thening reports: bleep off out of our country. you're not even british. you're not english. you have to be white to be english. you're all a bunch of lying traitors and should be taken outside and shot. pictures of decapitated bodies, with messages saying that individuals were going to come after my family. i'm going to come round to your office, i'm going to kick down the door and i'm going effing hurt you. simon, you're a bleep. you're a fake, phony, pathetic excuse of an mp. i'm going to murder you, i'm going to rape your wife. i'm going to rape your daughters. you shouldn't have a british passport. you're an isis sympathiser. imean... a long line of expletives. in the research conducted by bbc news, more than three quarters of mps who responded told us they had been targeted for abuse. of those, 77% had contact with the police and 20 mps told us they had received death threats. when your son answers the door and it's the bomb squad, in full equipment, dealing with a potential bomb att

the commons deputy speaker, sir lindsay hoyle, said some mps had told him they wouldn't stand in thep off out of our country. "you're not even british. "you're not english. "you have to be white to be english." "you're all a bunch of lying traitors and should be taken outside and shot." pictures of decapitated bodies, with messages saying that individuals were going to come after my family. "i'm going to come round to your office, i'm going to kick down the door and i'm going effing hurt you." "simon, you're a bleep. "you're a fake, phony, pathetic excuse of an mp." "i'm going to murder you, i'm going to rape your wife. "i'm going to rape your daughters." "you shouldn't have a british passport. "you're an isis sympathiser." imean... a long line of expletives. in research conducted by bbc news, more than three quarters of mps who responded told us they had been targeted for abuse. of those, 77% had contact with the police, and 20 mps told us they had received death threats. when your son answers the door and it's the bomb squad, in full equipment, dealing with a potential bomb attack,

brownish dem blemish free round and a round of 67 leaving her seven under par and that is the kind that lindsay and particularly a spot and a team. it likely for law she has been playing alongside katrina matthews. she says that this week she is solely focused on her performance. it is nice to play in front of the home crowd and i have my family out watching and i think that always helps. it does obviously playing and a major is a little different but i think if i go out and i play somewhere, i can keep pushing on that leaderboard. she is set to witness the cut, matthew but someone must definitely bring over the next couple of days is charlie hull. she got a seven under for the championship and this is the home court and has been a member here since she was nine years old. georgia hall was up out and early this morning and had a solid performance carving 69 for the second day in a row and she is now six and her and she is loving playing in front of a british crowd. they are always behind you and i know that and always behind me and even when i ate three fighter and are cheering and it really he

jeff and lindsay talking through these markets. >>> the yield curve did invert briefly last week when 10-year lows slid below 2-year treasury yields bank of america's ceo brian monahan said an inversion does not have to indicate a recession. and my next guest says he thinks are misleading he's a financial strategist. and, dick, it's good to see you again. so welcome what bothers you most about the claims going around right now? >> well, just about everything because i think they're based upon a failure to look at the facts. in 1953 we created the 10-year treasury in the 66 years from 1953 to the present, the yield curve was inverted on 22 quarters. we find out that 17 of the 22 inversions occurred between 1966 and 1981 and there were only five inversions in the other 51 years, you know, in this total period so the question then becomes what happened in '66 to '81 to create those inversions. and there were a bunch of things the vietnam war was picked up. the great society program was put in place by president johnson. the nation committed itself to building 26 million housing units ove

hey guys welcome to techno i'm photo was joined by lindsay moran and marie to davidson this upcoming episode is an important one to me takes place in true have done a lot of my research and it is a tale of contrasts we will see rain forest full of new species and then we will see the devastation that humans have done to extract gold and as we know with devastating stories like this where there's a lot of damage science can play are all here not just in monitoring and discovering what's going on but in trying to help process i think this is a story having looked at some of the images that one image of the devastation pretty much says it all absolutely this is an important story it's one that's very near and dear to my heart and it starts in the proving rain forest. and. the amazon rain forest for more than 50000000 years it's been a cradle of life. this is what pristine rain forest looks like. rush. untamed. bursting with wildlife. but maybe not for long because the soil underneath is laced with gold and the human desire for it can turn all of this. into a toxic waste land like this.

hey guys welcome to techno i'm joined by lindsay moran emirates of davidson this upcoming episode is an important one to me takes place in true or have done a lot of my research and it is a tale of contrasts we will see rain forest full of new species and then we will see the devastation that humans have done to extract gold and as we know with devastating stories like this where there's a lot of damage science. players are all here not just in monitoring and discovering what's going on but in trying to help process i think this is a story having looked at some of the images that one image of the devastation pretty much says it all absolutely this is an important story it's one that's very near and dear to my heart and it starts in the proving rainforest. amazon rain forest for more than 50000000 years it's been a cradle of life. this is what pristine rain forest looks like. lush. untamed. bursting with wildlife but maybe not for long because the soil underneath is laced with gold and the human desire for it can turn all of this. into a toxic waste land like this. this is love pompon

. >> lindsay watts joins us, lindsay watts.ep >> the stateartment of education tellse it's in the processcurriculu updates, brought on by a group of states legisla who said social studies should coverage the lgbt and disabil rights movements. delegate is from montgomery county.out of the state but i s him via skype. >> it's about time to we tell w america.and there's a lot even adult that i had to learn about thes disability right movement because it was so recent it wasn't taught if historyse clas it's important we teach the whe story. msd is not saying what it will look like orh impact hig school students or younger ki. maryland is joi a handful of other states that require schools to teach gay righ s now, differenttes are hooking at a variety of ways to update what there teaching in schools and some proposals have come wit controversy. in california, an ethnic studies curriculum got a lot of backlash by people claiming it was anti- that included the jewish caucus over the california leslature. this week-state b erd ofd said the new curriculumell short and needed to be substtially redes

since primary school and he himself had no formal music training is mostly self-taught the next day lindsay is off to cape town he's been invited to take part in a competition for professional opera singers and he's feeling optimistic. to be my 1st time visiting the competition and i know many been there and so excited about this to the team just books can talk to. us it's like it was important to. be sure that. was a final run through in the dressing room and really really. then that's the stuff. that's kind of come the oh. the. thought of the. huge round of applause for menzies but unfortunately it's not enough to secure a 1st price i think in durban it's back to taxi driving for the time. i'm still a father and i. put bread on the table as well so i have to when i have to wear that stuff because i haven't got that stable income about this flame but it's good that i can see it's going there. menzies determines to advances to rear he says luck is still on his side every chance he has this is as good. bordeaux winds from the area near saw him your op popular the world over now u.s. presiden

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these are different things, lindsay's presentation made me think about the role of norms. which is something we have been talking about for the last 3-4 years. probably more so than we have in the past, this is been an issue in political history since the 1990s. especially. but anyone familiar with the book about the breakdown of norms and civility and the congress in the 1850s, the 1840s and 50s now, there's nothing in the constitution, so many of these norms, our customs or traditions or habits or procedures. what is the status of those? how seriously should we take them? how do they get billed, why do people build them? why do they evolve, shift and change over time. obviously the cabinet has changed over time right? but it also has remained constant. and how did the people that built the country how self- conscious were they? about establishing a set of norms? cultural norms. and why did they see these cultural cultural norms how do they see them contributing to the health of a constitutional republic? finally, david's presentation made me think about the political par

as we heard from lindsay graham, more needs to be done than praying. conversations are being had. going to be done especially come september. some of the democrats i've been speaking to are not necessarily optimistic, one, that republicans and democrats can get on the same page of what actually should and can get done and that the president isn't going to let the news cycle take over and come september hope something else is happening and kind of forget about gun control legislation. what are you hearing? can they get on the same page on this? >> it is hard to say whether they can get on the same page. it is a legitimate question. i do think when senator graham says president trump wants to get something done, that does so far appear to be correct. we've spoken to the president a couple of times. i was with him in new jersey during vacation. he is at least verb aally committed to getting something on the table for background checks. that doesn't mean fellow republicans, in particular mitch mcconnell are on board. as marc short was referring, can they get support in congress and th

lindsay graham whom you mentioned talked about that earlier today.sometimes you may find yourself alone where there are no cops can get to you because of a natural disaster, you may need an ar 15, believe it or not if a mob shows up at your house, but taking my gun away from me is not going to solve a problem. we want to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people, mental health issues is where we should be focusing. jon: again, he like the president is saying mental health issues are really the linchpin for all of this. >> you know, every time one of these terrible tragedies occur, it seems like you get the same debate in washington. background checks come up. but, you know, in the most two recent mass shootings and in most of the other mass shootings in the last decade or so, background checks wouldn't have stopped -- wouldn't have stopped a single one of those. it does seem perhaps we need new thinking at what will stop or what we can do to prevent from these types of tragedies from occurring. maybe the red flag laws are a potential way to stop

lindsay knows that too. lindsey graham in 2013 took a lot of political grief and showed a lot of courage in putting together a bi -- it is interesting, it was the last major bipartisan approach on immigration, it was the most comprehensive, and it would have been the most successful. let's go back to it. that is the answer. reporter: i would like to ask ratcliffe d for dni, there are concerns that he patted his resume. do you think that disqualifies him? sen. schumer: i don't know the details about the padding of the resume. when i saw this man at the hearing, i said this reminds me of general flynn when i saw him on tv before a mass of people saying, "lock her up!" i said something's wrong here. , a three-star general or a congressman, a leader of the intelligence committee, should not be acting the way he is. he strikes me as extremely unqualified in every way. you know, this is serious. this is about war and peace. if we don't have a dni who speaks truth to power, the first -- who first is able to come up

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. >> yeah.little jordan, he's playing with destiny and lindsay. >> this person you know >> how cleanloors must be. >>> this is little sophia in the next video and she gets me. the little lady is eating a hot one is never enough. >> she won't stop. >>> little olivia is hanging out with her bro, madden. he has a delicious ice cream which he will share with little olivia. >> awe. >> of courno, he's not. >> he's going to tease her. she's going to believe hert n t next time. it's cute until -- >> out with it, punk. >> she took him out in ten second seconds. >> a popular and entreped urbann explorer josh. josh covers all types things that are just interesting to checking out. him and his buddy are going ton an island, an unopened section of land, popularized by the russians back when they were mining coal. norway had an eye on it, but it doesn't really belong to anyone. this small mining community has about 400 people. they go back and forth on contracts, the first thing he checks out is the gift shop. >> you have to go to the gift shop, pick up the patch, or the shot class. >> he gets two

even allies like senator lindsay graham are pushing broader red flag laws. he's even talked about strengthening the death penalty, making mass shooters hate crimes have to face the death penalty. so president trump not sending a lot of clarity on his gun control stance and time is running out. congress will soon be coming back and this conversation will get a lot more serious. >> if you look at the track record he's repeatedly backed off any subsequent gun control measures after shootings. sarah west wood at the white house, thanks very much. >> joining me lynn suite and michael sheer, white house correspondent for "the new york times." lynn, rachel bay of the "washington post" made what i thought was a smart observation on the president seeming to backtrack again on background checks saying what he was really reacting to were reports that the nra president made one phone call to the president and he backed off background checks and the president liked it to be seen that he was listening to direction from the nra. >> i think when you analyze this, part of th

what you say, lindsay? >> i think the best example of democracy is when we have people who disagree. we don't need to agree on every single issue. these two members of congress are representing people of the district and use before the israeli ambassador's office said before they would have no problem with these two women entering israel for the purposes of a political gathering, for meetings. the only difference now is that both the president of the united states has chosen to make this his cause and for whatever reason bibi netanyahu feels this is also a good look for him, which it is not. >> shannon: senator bernie sanders has said he wants to leverage all the aid we are giving to israel to fight when he calls the racist policies. he says there's no reason an array for israel to do this. >> i communicated today with our great ambassador to israel in david friedman and david made a tremendous point. he said the israeli government was going to welcome these congresswomen into israel and they just wanted th

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he had a 2-month fling with a 22-year-old playboy model and briefly reunited with girlfriend lindsayays ben's been living the single life lately and is, quote, focusing on his health. ben is also hitting the gym and moving on in his career. >> oh, my god, it's such a pain in the ass. every time i mention batman it gets this huge,en why, click bait. >> yeah, good-bye batman. hello new movie with good pal matt damon. it's called "the last duel." our source says ben wants to be the best he can be and ben's loved ones are proud of his progress. >> healthy and happy ben is so good. >>> let's move on to the lifestyles of the rich and famous, real housewives edition, because only "e.t." got an epic tour of former reality queen heather dubrow's insane o.c. spread. can't wait for this. >> oh, hi, heather dubrow. >> hi, lauren zima. >> oh, at heather dubrow's house you get a glass of champagne upon entrance. >> yes, you do. come on in, "e.t." i'll get some champs for you too. >> the $21 million dollar home in pricey newport beach is massive -- 22,000 square feet with seven bedrooms and 14 bath

cameron lindsay is a retired warden from three federal prisons and questions how epstein's case may have been handle . >> if the chief psychologist was contemplating taking the inmate off suicide i'd expect that issue to be discussed among the facili facility's executive staff. >> reporter: sergio quintana, "nbc bay area news." >>> a sign of resiliency and peace in gilroy. last night, white doves released at the gilroy rodeo in honor of the three people killed at the gilroy garlic festival shooting. organizers weren't sure how many people would show up after the tragic and terrifying events two weeks ago but the doves flew high above the stands filled with crowds who decided to come anyway. >>> as the south bay mourns the three people killed during that shooting, now a call to action. dozens came together in campbell for a town hall meeting on gun violence, including the family of one of the victims. "today in the bay's" marian favro has that story. >> reporter: mass shootings in gilroy, el paso, texas, and dayton, ohio, brought more than 60 people to this church. this woman's 13-year-ol

lindsay doyle reports. a second night of violence on the streets of birmingham. two occupants targeted with a shotgun and a machete by masked man, not far from the busy rock road. a car with a couple of people came in and ran in with machetes and shooting guns with no care or no consequences of their actions. a 22—year—old man is being treated in hospitalfor cuts to his leg. a 23—year—old escaped with a minor graze from a shotgun pellet, he was discharged from hospital, but arrested on suspicion of also possessing a firearm. the police have described this as a truly outrageous incident, coming to an end in a cul—de—sac with children playing. with several shots being fired, local people have spoken of their relief that none of them were injured. just a day earlier, 20—year—old james tierre died in a drive—by shooting just metres from his home. we don't really know, is too early to say at this stage, we do not want to speculate, but at the same time, the community is concerned and we want reassurance from the local police and the quick apprehension of the two peopl

hey guys welcome to techno i'm photo was joined by lindsay moran and marie to davidson this upcoming episode is an important one to me takes place in true or have done a lot of my research and it is a tale of contrasts we will see rain forest full of new species and then we will see the devastation that humans have done to extract gold and as we know with devastating stories like this where there's a lot of damage science can play are all here not just in monitoring and discovering what's going on but in trying to help process i think this is a story having looked at some of the images that one image of the devastation pretty much says it all absolutely this is an important story it's one that's very near and dear to my heart and it starts in the proving rain forest. the amazon rain forest for more than 50000000 years it's been a cradle of life. this is what pristine rain forest looks like. rush. untamed. bursting with wildlife. but maybe not for long because the soil underneath is laced with gold and the human desire for it can turn all of this. into a toxic waste land like this. th

hey guys welcome to techno i'm photo was joined by lindsay moran emerita davis and this upcoming episode is an important one to me takes place in true or have done a lot of my research and it is a tale of contrasts we will see rain forest full of new species and then we will see the devastation that humans have done to extract gold and as we know with devastating stories like this where there's a lot of damage science can play are all here not just in monitoring and discovering what's going on but in trying to help process i think this is a story having looked at some of the images that one image of the devastation pretty much says it all absolutely this is an important story it's one that's very near and dear to my heart and it starts in the proving rain forest. and. the amazon rain forest for more than 50000000 years it's been a cradle of life. this is what pristine rain forest looks like. rush. untamed. bursting with wildlife. but maybe not for long because the soil underneath is laced with gold and the human desire for it can turn all of this. into a toxic waste land like this. this

. >> reporter: as communities grieve and demand action, republican senator lindsay graham says he planso introduce a so-called red flag bill with support from democrats and the president. >> we are trying to get guns out of the hands of people who are dangerous who actually may kill themselves or somebody else. >> reporter: red flag laws already exist in 17 states. they allow someone to seek an extreme risk protection order that enables police to temporarily seize weapons from a person who's a danger to themselves or others. >> are there any firearms in this house -- >> reporter: in indiana, all these guns were confiscated in a four-month period. >> my son lives with paranoid schizophrenia, and when he is not on his medication he becomes incredibly aggressive and violent. >> maine, the state voted against the measure last year. her son is doing well right now, but twice she's had to figure out how to keep weapons out of his home. >> if you had a way to call the police and make sure your son didn't have a firearm, what would that do for you? >> well, that would give me some peace of mind

this was brought into the lindsay wildlife experience over the weekend.released from the hospital today and is expected to make a full recovery. a story to tell his buddies at school. >>> they're out. everybody is out trying to get the end of summer activities done. >> it is winding down fast, isn't it? meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> yeah. dan asknd ama, a change in the r as we head towards tomorrow. right now i want to show you what you're used to in the bay area which is the fog. visibility is low, so take it easy tomorrow morning. live doppler 7 showing you some g t coast. it's even in over parts of the bay. temperatures in the inland valleys today up into the upper 90s and low 100s. actually seeing a nice cooldown from earlier. 60s, 70s inland. 50s along the mainly 60s around the bay. if you're done with the heat, you might be happy to see the change that is coming. livermore's average high, 87 degrees. tomorrow it's still going to be hot, not as hot as today, but those numbers dropping as we head towards wednesday, thursday

. >> former bachelorette rachel lindsay and fiance bryan abasolo have just tied the knot. >> "people"porting the happy couple exchanged vows in cancun, mexico over the weekend. she first gained tv fame in 2017 when she competed in season 21 of "the bachelor" with nick viall. she was named the bachelorette later that year. >> let's go ahead and bring in our chief national "bachelorette" analyst jack sheahan. are you excited for them? >> i have been an advocate on the broadcast of more love in the world. if rachel and bryan's wedding brings more love to the world, then good for them, congratulations. long may they be a couple. it should be noted, i believe that the analyst predicted back during rachel's season that she would pick bryan. >> well, you are the analyst for a reason. no big deal. >> so it took, what, two years for that to come to fruition. >> full circle. >> yeah. >> for the analyst to be proven right. >> they had to, you know -- didn't want to rush into anything. >> right, right. oh, jack. >>> speaking of bringing more love into this world, summer's just about over but you

and vaughan lindsay is ceo of the environmental company climate care. would it cost if i took a flight somewhere, what would i pay in carbon offsetting? carbon offsetting is the idea that if you omit by tonnes of carbon whilst flying you would do something that would reduce the amount of carbon elsewhere. that could be in the format of renewable energy projects, planting trees, so on and so forth. so obviously how much carbon you emit depends on the length of the flight and if you took a private jet which length of the flight and if you took a privatejet which i'm sure length of the flight and if you took a private jet which i'm sure all of your viewers do on a regular basis! but what we need to think about is two things. first of all, offsetting is better than nothing. but it is very, very remote from where we need to be. we need to be planting trees anyway. we need to be investing in renewable energy anyway. these things are not a replacement for the systemic changes that the airline industry needs to be doing right now. i can see you nodding away. it

the deputy speaker sir lindsay hoyle who chairs parliament‘s security panel said some mps have told him off out of our country. you‘re not even british. you‘re not english. you have to be white to be english. you're all a bunch of lying traitors and should be taken outside and shot. pictures of decapitated bodies with messages saying that individuals were going to come after my family. i‘m going to come round to your office, i‘m going to kick down the door and i‘m going to effing her to you. going to effing hurt you. simon, you're a (bleep). you're a fake, phony, pathetic excuse of an mp. i'm going to murder you, i'm going to rape your wife, i'm going to rape your daughters. you shouldn‘t have a british passport. you‘re an isis sympathiser. imean, it‘s... a long line of expletives! in research conducted by bbc news, more than three quarters of mps who responded told us they had been targeted for abuse. of those, 77% had contact with the police, and 20 mps told us they had received death threats. when your son answers the door and it‘s the bomb squad in full equipment, dealing with a pot

. >> the book is nonpartisan, you've got lindsay braun, patsy mink and i read through it and only twice you identify somebody's party of the women. >> that was a conscious decision. at one point we had started identifying parties . but in the end, the reason we wrote this book is to sort of illustrate for the children and, that you can make a difference no matter what your beliefs are and we did not, especially in this day andage wanted to be about party and about another thing that's going to divide . we wanted it to have the accomplishments speak for themselves so it was a very conscious decision. >> ambassador power, your book is 85 percent policy and what's going on behind the scenes but the 15 percent that's personal is really personal. >> tmi? >> it's like you're on the phone with john kerry while you're breast-feeding and he asks what's that noise and you have to tell him but the first part talks about your family a lot and i was by your relationship with your mom. can you tell me about your mom and what you carry with you every day that's so positive? >> one thing i should say,

. >> reporter: lindsay dahl said she dated the gunman in high school, and he told her he heard voices >> the voices told him to harm others he was afraid he would end up harming others, which is absolutely haunting now. >> reporter: should people have paid more atten flags? >> yes, absolutely >> reporter: 57-year-old derek fudge was the oldest victim. he died in his son's arms. >> he just stopped moving. we got to get out of here, but he never got up. i just laid on top of him and hugged him and kept telling him i love you >> reporter: here, the loss is unimaginable so is the strength gabe gutierrez, nbc news, dayton, ohio >> reporter: i'm miguel almaguer in el paso. tonight for a community grieving, the walmart parking lot is a symbol of both heartbreak and hope. 22 lives were lost here, but many more were saved >> i passed by the store today for the first time and i just got a bunch of ks >> help! >> reporter: when gilbert serna realized gunfi the walmar rushing dozens of people out of back doors as shots grew louder, serna ushered more than 150 customers into shipping containers, p

police investigating the death of the teaching assistant lindsay birbeck in accrington have charged aier this month. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, has condemned rioting in glasgow after clashes between marchers in support of a united ireland and counter protestors. two people were arrested during the violence in the govan area of the city last night. riot police and mounted officers were deployed. nearly two million people in the indian state of assam have effectively been stripped of their citizenship, after being left off a newly published register of indian nationals. residents were asked to prove they had lived there since 1971, when neighbouring bangladesh declared its independence. it's home to around 10 million muslims, many of whom are suspected by india's hindu nationalist government of being illegal migrants. our india correspondent rajini vaidyanathan sent this report. lining up to find out if they still belong in the country they call home. if they are not on this list, they are not considered citizens, their fate decided by a paper printout. none of asiya kh

. >> marta lindsay followed by ed bidard and the last speaker is jason henderson. >> san francisco strongly supports this proposal and especially children and families can cross into the green more easily and safely. we believe they need to make crossings into all parks, schools and senior centers and this is right in line with that. and i'and yeah, i was involved n designing the park years ago but the northeast corner of the street is actuall at sidewalk l. there's no step-down at the curb. it was design and envisioned to be a pedestrian realm that cars could go through and i think that this is in keeping with the original intention on that part. and crossing on the western part, i'll tell you, the cars, it's strange how much speed they can get in that little bit of distance. it's difficult for a pedestrian to get by sometimes. jason henderson. >> i'm chair of the hayes valley neighborhood associations and planning committee and we've been working on this for many, many years as you've heard. in 2014, this iteration began kind of in relation to the tech boom because the traffic from the te

fi for general secretary lindsay 6700000 euros that that are being looked into which went on quite a journey so let's get an overview of that journey. the men behind germany's wildly successful hosting of the 2006 world cup are in trouble on tuesday the swiss attorney general's office brought charges against former german football association president. and former general secretary horst r. schmidt the 3 stand accused of falsely claiming a payment of $6700000.00 euros from the german f.a. to fever was depression the financial world cup gala an event that never took place in 2002 then world cup organizing committee boss france beckenbauer received 6700000 euros from entrepreneur robert louis dreyfus back in balad and transferred this money to former qatari official mohamed bin hammam who has since been suspended for life due to corruption the central question of why bin hammam received the money is still unclear to investigators in 2005 the d.f.t. then transferred 6700000 euros defeat supposedly for the 2006 world cup kickoff gala but then transferred the money directly to louis dreyf

tried separately juice for health reasons and then also the form of swiss x. 50 general secretary lindsay and they're accused to varying degrees of involvement here it's all centered on a payment of 6700000 euros which the prosecutors say that the accused are alleged to have fraudulent lee misled the members of the supervisory body of that world cup 2006 period about the true purpose of that payment and these 6700000 euros went on quite a journey so let's get an overview. the men behind germany's wildly successful hosting of the 2006 world cup are in trouble on tuesday the swiss attorney general's office brought charges against former german football association presidents false gun years. and former general secretary horst r. schmidt the 3 stand accused of falsely claiming a payment of $6700000.00 euros from the german f.a. to fee for was depression the financial world cup gala an event that never took place in 2002 then world cup organizing committee boss france beckenbauer received 6700000 euros from entrepreneur robert louis dreyfus back in balad then transferred this money to former

police investigating the death of the teaching assistant lindsay birbeck in accrington have charged a a cemetery earlier this month. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, has condemned rioting in glasgow after clashes between marchers in support of a united ireland and counter protesters. two people were arrested during the violence in the govan area of the city last night. riot police and mounted officers were deployed. a powerful storm threatening the bahamas and the south—eastern coast of the us has gathered strength and is now expected to be the strongest weather system to hit the us coast in decades. winds of up to 150mph are expected to hit the bahamas tomorrow. the prime minister hubert minnis called for those living in the north west of the country to leave for shelters immediately. iam six i am six foot one. the surge is expected to be two or three times my height. what this means is that homes may be potentially submerged with water. 0ur weather presenter nick miller has more. the forecast for hurricane dorian track has evolved considerably. here it is on the satellite

[inaudible] >> lindsay is a very tough man. ?hat else >> will the u.s. allow people to sell to huawei? >> that was reported and it wasn't. they are a company we may not do business with at all. it was reported the opposite today. we are open to doing business, we are open to not doing business with them. i don't know who gave the report. little sections of huawei like furniture and things we can do, but when you cut out sections, it gets very complicated. at this moment, it looks like we won't do business. it is a national security threat. i believe the media has covered it differently. we are looking not to do business with huawei. we're looking not to do any business. the rest of it is not national looking difficult to determine what is not coming in. it's a little bit the opposite of what seemed to be reported. i had a very good meeting with tim cook. samsung is the number one competitor. it's tough for apple to pay tariffs and take a beating with a good company that is not. he said they are a good competitor. tariffsis not paying because they are bas