i very much to meet mine on the banks of the lon he was raised around here and he's shake the area's development in recent years through his work as a geographer and tourism consultant. comes with. family and on her way here we saw lots of bikers and paddlers it was all very calm and seemed extremely adelie is that really what it's like is this look i thought that if i design i think the non is one of the most delicate rivers in germany to explore by boat or by bike when there's and that's why so many people come and it remains unchanged and you can really relax and slow down from the commotion on everyday life. a lot isn't quite as well known as the rhine or the moselle rivers especially outside of germany do you think that can or should. changer is it a sign the way it is. the only one that isn't so obvious. i think it's fine as it is quite well known among the real couldn't exactly as you can see from the number of boat rental firms here and if we could probably raise our profile a bit of money michael is about it up and we'd certainly like to become better known for hiking and mo

thank you, lon. all right, lon, thank you very much. east is not alone in facing brutal heat; it's been hot all over the world. it hit 105 in denver last thursday, tying an all-time record. in glasgow, scotland, they saw their hottest day, 89.4. yesterday's high in armenia's capital was nearly 108. that's a record for july. the morning low, by the way, last thursday in the middle eastern country of oman was close to 109. 109 is a world record for the highest low temperature ever recorded. the afternoon high that day was 121. more heavy rain is expected in thailand, further complicating efforts to rescue 12 boys and cheir soccer coach. they were found alive yesterday deep inside a flooded cave, ten days after getting trapped. getting them out, however, could be even more complicated. ben tracy is outside the cave. in reporter: finding the 12 inssing boys and their coach was hard enough, but the bigger challenge for this massive international rescue operation may be how to get them out of the cave. doctors have been brought in to assess w

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and brooke anderson met up with the legend in lon drop. >> what was it like reuniting with meryl streep well, you know, we've stayed friends all these years. >> 35 years after being in "silkwood" together. >> yes, i cannot believe that. but that was my first film and she helped me, i mean, she was unbelievable, you know, because i had no idea what i was doing. >> i've decided to commit to being a grandmother. >> you're playing meryl streep's mother? >> yes. >> and you're three years apart? >> four, actually. >> four apart in age. what did you think about that? >> i didn't really think it had much to do with anything. i just thought it was cool. >> it was so much fun to see her, she was divine. and cher? >> does it get better than meryl and cher? >> no. >> no. >> the cast, some tight from the original ten years ago, told me this newbie's presence on set was a can't-miss event. >> i had the day off and i said to my mum, come with many. everyone had their moms, dads, and boyfriends and girlfriends. everyone sat there and the big spotlight goes right on cher. ♪ ♪ >>> did you ever think that

we were outside all day lon. we were outn i we can't lose the heat just yet. to waitilnt uhe better visibility clear skies for miles as the showers and storms that came through scoured out all t nasty weather. a lot of heat, stagnant air and that's what it made it feel so atmuggy, it's right now, we'll have another beautiful day again for tomorrow, friday looks great, into the weekend a little differenho and we'll s you that in a minute. seasonal high temperatures, 88 dulles, 88 at et bwi and decidedlyer afternoon compared to yesterday. you see the video of ellicott ty picking up after flash flooding, we saw while a tiny f fraction of thatsh flooding with the wire rescues on the gw parkway and the f national airport. it can h.pen anyw temperatures outside right now reflecting the niceir mass overheadre 88es in washington, 85ba imore, 87 in annalis, 83 dulles, and 84 in manassas. clear skies for miles, high presoverhead, there's the last of that frontal system way offshore that came through yesterday with acl few ds, comfortable tonight, just like this morning,

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"coqui, coqui, coqui,"," and it might do ththis all nigight lon.o, if you live in a neighborhood with a coqui frog, you might find it incrediblyly aggravating. so, the coqui frog was introducedo hawaii i in the 198. . once they y get esestablished inin hawaii, they start comining into califora a n nursery plants. a and so, now we have them established at two nurseries herere in soututhern california. we currently have 15 people out helping us search ffor these coqui frogs, and that includes b biologist with the california department of fish and wildlife as well as biologist with thehe natural history museum. . but there's these real implicacations s of e coqui frogs showing up and having these impactsts and it'ss just all because they're doing what a a lot of other spececiese doing, which is hitchhikining a ride into ththe nursery plantt trade. a as a biologist, my interest is understanding how species are dealing with urbanization, whether those are native species that are trying to adapt to these urban settings, or whether these are non-native sp

lons laying ound of the jags summer league. with authority. kings with an eighth.t we're about go ahead ready to see. i'm ali johnson. remember, stan formed man and an dloen drown a little bit. he had 17 wrrn kidding would wopz it 26-be. >> sponsor thiswhatever size.le streaming tv for your family, it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place... - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv at a new low price, just $44.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask about flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- denzel washington, director bobcat goldthwait, the 12th annual belly flop competition, and music from dawes. and now, hold on, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello, thanks for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for everything. that's very nice. i'm glad to have you here. i have to tell you, it was a big day at

as lon everyone will be able toee a total lunar eclipse.ane: do we actually learn anything from this or is it just very pretty? derrick: while it is very pretty, there is still e cantific information glean from this. we can understand the shape of the earth. that is the way it was first proved, looking at lunar eclipses and understanding the shape of the earth from that. we can do things like calculate orbital motion speeds and things of that sort and undd where various things are in the sky. we can look at anothere of astronomical events to occur, things of that sort can be gleaned from lunar eclipses. alonwith their beauty. jane: i also understand that mars is going to be closer than it normallis for the first me in 15 years. why is that significant? derrick: the reason why that is significant is partially because of the fact that everyone can more easily identify the planet mars. it will happen to be in the same part of the sky as the lunar eclipse is occurring. mars' close approach to us happens every two years and it gives us a chance

. >> and lon listening to her son talk about his process through her journey, it settled with me. >> i would try to make records for her or try to do my best to make her happy, because stress just makes stuff worse. >> so he helped where he could and tried to ease her load a little bit. >> and he's so young and for him to have that level of awareness is remarkable. >> kids are resilient. some of them step up to a level that some adults can't do. >> my mom was sick, it just make me feel like it's special that she survived. >> boy, that little kid, he's like a grown man now, the wisdom in what he's staying. >> as you can imagine, this has affected her in several different ways. at the beginning of the video you see her getting ready for a photo shoot in the is her second photo shoot that she's doing with her photographer, christian davis. she mentions the first time around she wasn't as confident and trying to hide and didn't like her body. but now she's going back and looking at at old pictures and realized how powerful she was and that's why she decided to tell her story and is trans

capital, with a lon the u.s. capital, with a long hig their pa. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. first came the blowbac and now the backtrack. president trump was under fire even under those in his own party for the cozy summit with vladim w putin. at tte house today, he said he had full faith in america's intelligence agencies and accepted the conclusion that russia meddl in the 2016 election, before adding "it could have been other people also." the b's chris buckler starts our coverage. chris: with president trump, nothing comes without a ttle drama, even what some might regard as an apology.pr . trump: i have full faith in our intelligence agencies. oops, they just turned off the light, must be the intelligence. agenci chris: after so much outrage, he had l new light on what he said in helsinki, as he appeared to support vladimir putin's claim that russia did not meddle in america's ection. pres. trump: i would like to clarify just in case it wasn't -- in a key sentence in my remarks, instead

how lon you and ashton just have been married for three years now?ary. i -- we love him. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. thank you. >> jimmy: tell him i said "hello," please. >> i will. i will. >> oh, yeah. have you talked about this? show. backstage, i mean. >> oh, oh. oh, let me tell you, then. guys, this is a very lasg story shorossible . >> jimmy: it's a talk show. go for it. >> there is -- [ laughter ] well, how much time we got then? >> jimmy: we've got time. >> i started recording this because it became absurd. but if you've ever seen thoo "national la movies. >> jimmy: yeah. >> our honeymoon was like a a real-life "national lampoon's" honeymoon. [ light laughter ] i'm not exaggerating. i'm not saying it fough. we also went honeymooning with my in-laws. [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: oh, my -- what? >> uh, yeah. uh-huh. >> jimmy: in an rv >> in an rv that i got my husband for his birthday. so, here's what happened. i made -- i made a boo-boo. i, for his birthday was like, wh "you kno? we love rv-ing. i'm gonna get him, like, a gift card to" -- r

donald trump and vladimir putin have set their sights on a second meeting after that lon monk summit in helsinki earlier this month on friday the russian leaders said the u.s. president has been invited to moscow and the white house responded saying trump is open to the idea earlier putin's planned trip to washington was postponed i made intense criticism within the u.s. over trump's handling of the first summit. national security advisor john bolton went as far as calling it a russia witch hunt and said the washington meeting will not happen until next year meanwhile secretary of state my pump aoe was grilled by senators over what exactly trump said to putin in helsinki. has the president told you what he and president putin discuss in their two hour closed door meeting in helsinki did you did he tell you did the president at this meeting call upon president putin to withdraw from crimea and eastern europe where did the president say we're going to change our force structure in syria good what took place you speak to the translator the president discuss relaxed relaxing u.s. sanctio

. >> reporter: police have gotten one suspect jay lon walker and they received some of the couples stolen items. the lees are warning others to be careful. >> don't leave any valuables in your car or be prepared to be robbed. >> reporter: in richmond nbc bay area news. >> making history for all the wrong reasons, facebook independent of the day with biggest single day loss in the history of the stock market. $120 billion gone. shares fell nearly 20% today. this comes after a day after the company reported disappointing second quarter winnings. >> let's bringefave seen very a within the last couple of days. >> yeah. >> across the state. >> yeah, exactly right. and up near redding where that fire is located, the car fire t i'm looking at a temperature tomorrow of 110 degrees, winds within the fire 15 to about 30-mile-per-hour and it's about the wind. the wind is now pushing the fire towards g. and we could see that stay in place through tomorrow. it's more of a north, northwesterly wind, and that's why some of these other evacuation seem to be coming up so fast. back here across the bay are

john mellen camp has come a lon way. his 86 acre estate, borders lake monroe near bloomington.t about you and indiana? >> i have to come here. i feel at home. i mean, i could be away for a long time, and then come back here and decompress and boom. >> it's ironic, he has the life and lived the fast one. >> you know how fast you just went? >> 85 is what you claimed. >> 85. >> oh, lordy. >> but indiana to ride. i came to talk. where would you rather be than sitting here being interviewed? >> well, cards on the table, i don't like being interviewed. i have talked about myself for 40 years. and i'm just not that interesting. >> not interesting. >> married in high school, and a father at 19. he weighted no time. at 21, he went to new york to study art. or, to sign a record deal. >> it turned out that new york art wanted money but the record company wanted to give me money. and let me see, i ended up getting a record deal like that. >> i interviewed the had head of a record company and he said, within minutes everybody knows. that somebody who has walked in the door has something. >>

we have documented that oysters lon settle here. and also, a of birds will come over to hang out here, as well. and also, there's a lot of fish that come to these blocks because they find a structure. so, all in all, combining marshes with pyramids is a very effective way to create living shorelines. >> sreenivasan: and there's a lot of research behind this. before these concrete pyramids were deployed in the bay, they e were tested here, at a wol at the nearby university of south alabama. engineers tested scale models of the sign. here, they can adjust the size and frequency the waves to simulate real-world conditions. bret webb is a pro coastal engineering and has shnsulted on dozens of living elines on the gulf coast. >> testing allowed us to say, trmber one, that the original sizeture would not really work well for that site, that they were going to need it be a littleigger. the other thing that allowed us he say is that, hey, we don't need three rows of structures; we could just have two rows. >> sreenivasan: webb says isresear

psychology student speaking on camera for the fst time about being a living legacy of war. anslated ): for a lon time, other children were laughing at me because i never knew my father's name when they asked primary school. or in >> reporter: ajna is the product of rape. her mother was raped by a serb soldier who was a family acquaintance. afterwards her mother she made a decision that many other pregnt rape victims found impossible. she chose to keep her child. >> ( translated ): i am now living live to the full. but just two years ago i was literally struggling to survive; erocessing everything aft discovered who am i and what am i and how i came to this world. i was seeing a psychologist for a long time. i went to various experts who worked with me on empowerment, but as i got older i began to empower myself and accept the facts. >> reporter: it takes courage to break cover and reveal yourself as a product of wtime rape. a bosnian rape survivo' non profit organization estimates there are about 60 such young people. this male nurse makes no attempt to hide. his name is alen muhic and he was bo

robert: how lon can this las paul manafort, former campaign chairman, his trial srts next week. michael cohen is making all these moves, a movement in the house to impeach rod rosenstein. it's up to bob mueller, that's the answer.ks th everybody, for joining us. our conversation will continue on the "washington week extr" 'll look back at secretary of state mike pompeo' congressional testimony this week and find white it revealed about u.s. foreign policy. you can find that later tonight at pbs.org/washingtonweek. i'm robert costa. thanks for joining us. an uncer: funding for "washington week" is provided by -- tswman's own foundation, donating all prorom newman's own's food products to charity and nourishing the common good. the ethics and excellence in journalism foundation. koo and patricia yuen through de yuen foundation, committed to bridging culturferences in our communities.rp the ation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you.ap oning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its cap

so as three mile lon oxygen line is being rushed in along with power and phone cables. we can't wait for perfect conditions pm time is running out. it's hard to imagine a weekend -- weakened 11-year-old wading through this for six hours. doctors are still monitoring them. they should get a boost today when they're able to talk to and maybe even see their parents ne through telepnd fiberoptic cables. for the parents, too, this i an agonizing wait. the dangers to their childre owing every day. >>> a brewi trade war with china heating up again today. tariffs took effect overnight. it's the latestal eion in the ongoing battle between the u.s. and our biggest trade the white house is imposing an di altiad on on more than 800 chinese goods. so far finished goods like smart phones are not included. >>> the u.s economy created more jobs than expected last month. the unemployment rate sti cked up to 4%. president trump is looking to bill an opening in his cabinet after embattled epa administrator scott pruitt resigned. he's facing more than a dozen ethics investigations. >> repo

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. >> i remember the doctor saying he might have to have his col lon removed. all hell broke loose. having a child who is sick is gut wrenching, it is awful. >> the terrifying medical journey had only just begun. >> he had three surgeries. the first surgery, his colon removed. the second is big, because they reconstruct everything. it was awful. >> how could she keep up with the company she worked so hard to build while her entire being was focused on her son? >> the first few weeks are a blur. i had to do the best i could given the limited time, resources and mental capacity that i had. after the first surgery, we had so many horrible surprises. it was triage, at that point frrks a business perspective. i would answer things that had to get done. obviously, my focus was on my son and getting him well. >> she didn't want to give up the company. she couldn't. she needed to find a way to do things differently to keep the business running. suddenly, time was precious. >> i will never forget that my factory called me and they were late with something. i remember just having no tolerance

of graffiti murals all that sort of stuff and one of the one of the bits of mural says parties sure lon is not a toy shiran is not a toy so there's. i'm sure that you got bleeped there but you know if you go read the article you'll see that. i think these political parties and you see in the united states the hyper partisanship benefits it doesn't benefit the people of benefits the ratings of m s n b c or the ratings of fox benefits. the lobbyist benefits the political parties themselves because of course they get more donations from fanatical supporters so you know this is my story because they have to politically get together and decide to get rid of all politics they had a vote to get rid of voting and then they did it and now there's no more voting and they don't want any parties to come back ever again and there's peace and love in the valley because people are by nature communal ok that's the big secret about life on planet earth is that rugged individualism and iran are false all truism is actually the most successful coping strategy we have as a living species on planet earth lo

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president will head to lon on the this afternoon. >> yesterday's work meetings on a range of subjects went well. we'll continue this morning but in a far more peaceful atmosphere and with a will to stay united. to modernize and react to new threats we have suffered from in recent years i believe it's what we owe our armed forces >> the friend president there saying that nato allies are seeking to remain united and they'll be speaking about everything quite calmly and in a calm atmosphere and the big question going forward is what all of this will mean for the u.s. president. >> we're also forgetting their first meeting on monday and you'll be there as well. i just wonder whether the other nato allies are looking at this meeting and wondering what language is going to come out. >> whether or not the status quo on crimea will maintain. one of the things on the agenda is the situation in syria and what to do about that and take a step back and think about what the russian president has been up to the last couple of days while the nato summit is grabbing all the headlines and he also met

the trump administration imposed tariffs on bill lons of dollars worth of chinese imports early fridayetaliated. consumers could pay more for chinese made products and american traders could lose their competitive edge in china. president trump saying this week that he's narrowed down the list of contenders to fill the vacancy for the supreme court seat held by retiring justice anthony kennedy. mr. trump's top contenders reportedly amy coney barrett, brett kavanaugh, and raymond kethledge. the president is scheduled toy announce his pick on monday. now back to "life, liberty, and levin." >> mark: you know, believe it or not, people want to know how we met, how we became best friends that, sort of thing. how did we meet, i don't remember. >> sean: i don't know, great question. we think we're so smart. we aren't that smarty guess. >> mark: i don't remember. a long time ago. >> sean: this is interesting. this is role reversal. i interview you. look, what -- >> mark: you like interviewing me? >> sean: i do. >> martha: >> mark: why? >> sean: i take out my phone and i'll have one question, w

according to edwardway lon, one of the most prominent legal conservative activists and scholars and bloggers said, quote, no one has been more dedicated to the enterprise of build. ing a supreme court that will overturn roe v. wade than the federalist society's leonard leo. no one has been more dedicated to overturning roe v. wade than the very man who chose the list of 25. that's why america is on hooks so worried about any choice from this list. let me repeat again. mr. leonard lee et owe is the man who assembled trump's list of supreme court nominees and no one has been more dedicated to overturning roe v. wade than leonard leo. now normally in the senate, we have a process of advising consent on the supreme court. in the old days, the president would consult with republicans and democrats in the senate on a qualified judge and then after careful deliberation nominate a jurist to get bipartisan support. what we have here is the exact opposite. the president has gone to two hard right groups, the heritage foundation and the federalist society, and asked them, not the senate, to advise and

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. >> i didn't look at it very cloes closely, to be lons with i read there was an e-mail. i said, that's standard political stuff. >> did you know the time they had the meet something. >> no, i didn't know anything about it. i must have been very unimportant because i never heard of that. >> no one told you? >> no one told me. nobody told me. i didn't know that. it sounds like a very unimportant meeting. >> here now donald trump junior speaking to sean hannity about that june 2016 meeting. >> a lot of people will want to know this about your father. did you tell your father anything about this? >> no. it was such a nothing, there was nothing to tell. i wouldn't have remembered it until you start scouring through the stuff. it was a wasted 20 minutes which was a shame. >> the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani, told nbc news tonight that michael cohen is not credible and can't be believed. rudy giuliani added he spoke to the president about this at length before as well as other witnesses and he says it's not true. here is rudy giuliani talking about michael cohen on cnn ton

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to pay your credit card bill, you're not going to pay your mortgage are not going to payrd your home lon don't have a choice even when you go to bankruptcy to not pay your student debt. >> tucker: i don't understand how that works. i'm not advocating people going bankrupt but i do wonder why student loan debt is exempted from normal bankruptcy protections, how didy that happ happen? >> you could extinguish it up until 1995 when congress tightened it up making it all but impossible. they did exclude their own offspring. if you are the child of a member of congress you can't extinguish your student loan by going to bankruptcy court. >> tucker: for real? that's unbelievable. was this a lobbying operation were student loan lenders decided why would we want to face the risk of not getting our money back? >> about who the student loan lender is it's the federal government, it's all but run most other lending out of the market, you can't compete with the federal government. you see what the result of that is. it's like what we saw with subprime housing. with subprime housing, what you saw the g

be a non- nuclear state, even by saying that it's going to return in the case because you can't be lon belongu have nuclear weapons on us you are one of the powers that is an indication that it may be down the road. my recollection for the singapore summit and again this gets into that kind of unorthodox ways that this administration does the summit there is a meeting where things were discussed and then there was a press conference afterward in which he announced some things unilaterally but i've decided to cancel the exercises which he called provocative wargames but he didn't reference it back it was much earlier than the north koreans said they were going to stop testing that was months earlier. so it's unclear what the negotiation has been and what their index was planned diplomats and negotiators and scholars like the written test. my record said as a third item on the four item list where it said there would be an improvement of relations and more work towards the peace regime or treaty and third, that north korea will work towards the denuclearization of the peninsula. i'm work

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the only way for incomes to go up over lon a long period of chs higher productivity. they go up over long period of time. i productivity is a function of import the educational skills and aptitude of the workforce and it's also partly the evolution of technology and investment. i think right now and particularly had a number of years of very weak investment after the crisis because there was no need to invest. it's casting a shadow over productivity which is one of the major factors holding down the wages. these are deep and hard problems that education is at the bottom of the pile. >> i'm glad that you have alluded to that. we have productivity growth without the wage growth. over long periods of time the only way they can go sustainably as the productivity growth. they don't necessarily match all the time since the crisis the productivity has been very, very weak. >> senator tester. >> think you can ranking members and thank you for being here chairman powell. i want to go over some stuff that's already been run over just real quick. you answered the stress test con