-come on, lori! -lori: we're doing it. lemonis: holy... [ laughs ] lori: you want to taste it? is just beyond beyond, right? lemonis: so much smoother. this is mine. lori: you got it. lemonis: since i did this deal, mr. green tea has more than doubled their revenue, and they're gonna do about $5 million in sales. but with this factory, it has the capacity to do between $25 million and $30 million worth of sales. i've already given them a huge account to make ice cream for crumbs, and they've added new flavors to the mr. green tea line. and over the next six months, mr. green tea ice cream will be in over 6,000 grocery stores nationwide. what do you guys see as next? richard: we're working with another company. they have food service. business was probably $13 million. and they're very interested in us taking that over. michael: when they contacted us a few weeks ago, her opening line was, "we're done fighting mr. green tea's distribution in new york." and that -- i think that shows, you know, the -- the real -- the real actual labor and work we've put in the distribution end of

lori did her homework and was persistent.earched anything and everything she could about her situation, what was happening to her neighbors, and what options she had. basically, this single mom put on her gloves and beat the hell out of these lenders. >> exactly, that's it. >> i mean, for all intents and purposes, right? >> that's exactly what i did. >> if the home was sold presently, she could probably break even. >> this was an older home when i purchased it. it's starting to need upkeep. >> she feels it's a minimal investment, and fixing up the house could result in a great return on the investment. >> so these cabinets were already refinished. and so there's really no option now except to put new fronts on them. >> the problem? she's burned through all her money just saving the house. so she can't afford the renovations. so obviously -- >> as you can see, the pool -- the tile is starting to come off and it needs to be refinished on the bottom. >> and some of the kool decking needs redone. >> yeah, kool decking needs to be

before that, lori? >> you know, we do get points from both sides on our coverage and you know, i think the best thing we can do is you know, tell people well, look at this story we did or look at this other story we did. our best to fact check both sides but without e.j. talked about a false equivalencey. we're not trying to -- oh, we got five on the democrats, let's make sure we got five on the republicans. we have to report as we see things. and you know one issue we do a lot of stories on president trump and you know, people ask us about that. aren't you going to fact check somebody else? we do fact check other people but he is the president of the united states and that is our main focus and he also is very prolific in terms of tweets and campaign speech this week. we do have a lot more material to look at. >> in some of my own research on the impact of fact checking particularly for the american press institute, we looked at how political organizations appropriate fact checks and use them on their

lori says when she department respond to eails quickly enough, his became hthreatenin. said, "f you, go kill yourself. you're going to need a protective order."te >> rep lori got police involved, but said that ramos still wouldn't stop. >> he was very cold, very calculated, he is very intelligent. >> reporter: ramos pleaded guilty to criminally harassing lori in july of 2011. the "capital gazette" wrote an article aut it. afterwards, ramos sued the paper for defamation. his lawsuit was dismissed in 2015. but ramos continued to write threatening messages about the paper and its employees on social aymedia. lori she's speaking up now because she wants to empower her stalking victims. >> one thing that i do feel now is that he can no longer silence me. t>> we should let you knot nbc news did reach out to jarrod ramos' attorney for comment, but so far, has not heard back. >>> new video this morning from atlanta where an-i.c.e. protests turned violent. immigration and customs agents moved in on an illegal tent cy that demonstrators set up overnight. several protesters starte

still with us is lori heinel of state street advisors. heard and make the case for metals and soybeans. how do you feel? we agree the backdrop globally is constructive for commodities. we have been adding to our positions and commodities. we see it as a diversifier in our equity positions. alix: is any of that going to be an inflation hedge? some degree, although we are not worried about inflation per se. it is about global growth, trying to diversify bets against global growth and looking relative valuation, relative to equities, we think commodities is a good place to put dollars. inside theu come bloomberg, this is the brent spread for the calendar year 2019-2020. what do you see happening over the next few years? >> we expect volatility as well. the problem in the u.s. is not that there is an obstacle to drilling. there is an obstacle to taking the oil out of the permian basin. that is the fastest-growing part of the u.s. energy sector. fromd a major contraction $13 to five dollars in the spread. the major factor on that was disruptio

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>> thaungs, lori. i think that's a really important question and it's one that we have been thinking a lot in cdc in global immunization sphere ta la lot over the last and a half or so since i've been in that position as a director. you know, they are really big tasks. but as i've talked to people around the world, you know, what went right and what went wrong. this global eradication effort has now been ongoing for 30 years. and are there any lessons learned that we could take from that process? i think one of the feedback, and not as a criticism, but it was pretty easy to get through that low hanging fruit, but we kind of left the toughest places for last. the most populous, the most densely populated, the most conflict affected, the most insecure. and so if we really want to make progress, not only to achieve eradication but help in our transition efforts, we are actually supporting integrated vaccine preventable disease platform, i think the solution is that the answer is the same to both of those

mÁs rusia tiene contra las cuerdas al presidente y en washington se preguntan quÉ puede pasar ahora, loribueno, josÉ aquÍ en el congreso hablan que quizÁs se puedan imponer mÁs sanciones contra moscÚ o tomar pasos para proteger la investigaciÓn de la trama rusa de un presidente que aÚn no estÁ dispuesto a decir de manera concreta quÉ rusia interfiere en el proceso electoral de este paÍs. >> buscando cÓmo salir de la tormenta polÍtica que lo estÁ ahogando y lo ha dejado aislado el presidente trump atribuyÓ la crisis generada a un lapsus de lenguaje. >> (hablando en inglÉs) pero su marcha atrÁs no convence a todos recuerdan que ayer trump dijo: >>> >>> eso a la palabra del presidente ruso y ponÍa en tela de juicio al aparato de inteligencia estadounidense lo que rechazÓ en su medio de prensa mÁs cercano. >> y en las filas de su partido. >> escÁndalos en la manera en que trump a un dictador corrupto, que atacÓ la seguridad y las elecciones y la democracia americana en el 2016. >>> en la casa blanca palpando la tensiÓn aprovecho el momento de apagar la luz, aprovechÓ de aprovechÓ de bromear.

lori montenegro. >> muy buenas tardes a ti felicidad y te hablo de una casa blanca que estÁ a la ofensivoue es el trabajador estados unidos, dice que maÑana va a hacer un anuncio con res pct a la estas tags del paÍs, pero sin lugar a duda le sigue pensando el tema de rubia y ayer tratÓ de identificarme. >> lo cuestionan porque trump esta maÑana, continuo twitteando defendiendo esa rincÓn putin, diciendo que Él valora mÁs la diplomacia no las hostilidades al final de la reuniÓn le preguntaron sobre rusia si estados unidos continuaba siendo un blanco de los dijo que no y sobre las crÍticas que Él no fue duro con que no hay presidente que haya sido mÁs fuerte con el presidente de rusia y que lo sabes todo desdÍ regresamos contigo al regresar en noticias telemundo mediodÍa, fue vÍctima de una porno saben ganancia, pero supo salir a flote. >> ademÁs el animal mas rÁpido del mundo tiene ahora su robot ♪ a través de la historia ha habido muchas innovaciones de juego. y ahora chuck e. cheese's cambia la jugada una vez más. presentando: all you can play. tú simplemente escoges el tiempo. ellos jue

felicidad regreso contigo. >>> lori, impresionante ver a los niÑos.situaciÓn. cambiamos de continente, nos fijamos ahora en pekÍn. en el exterior de la embajada de estados unidos. donde un hombre resultÓ herido en una mano estallar un artefacto explosivo. habÍan personas cerca nadie sufriÓ heridas, excepto el atacante. tiene 26 aÑos y procede de mongolia nada ha dicho de por quÉ llevaba el explosivo y que se trata de un caso individual de seguridad pÚblica. >>> se imagina esto, poder fabricararlas de fuego en su casa. parece una locura. y no falta mucho que pueda realizarse. armas de plÁstico tan reales como las convencionales. para los activistas por ejemplo que estÁn contra la violencia es una amenaza real. gabriel huerta nos da estos detalles. a partir del primero de ahogar chivos de armas en lÍnea que pueden enviarse a una impresora de tercera dimensiÓn para creararmas de plÁstico. >>> un programa especial lo prepara y lo mandas a la maquina y calienta el plÁstico y lo derrote. >>> diego jorquera que elabora productos de plÁstico afirma que una in

he's very intelligent. >> ros pleaded guilty to criminally harassing lori in july of 2011.e an article about it, afterwards, ramos sued the paper for defamation. his lawsuit was dismissed in 2015. bu he continued torite threatening messages about the on r and its employees social media. lori says she is speaking up now because she wants to empower other stalking victims. >> one thing i do now is he can no longer silence me. >> nbc news has reached out to the attorney now representing ramos, but has not heard back. in 2013, the nspaper actually alerted police about ramos and his online threats. police say the dropped that investigation forear they would provoke him. >> chilling to hear from lori uthere. thank ery much. >> let us turn back to dylan in for al and the weather is the big story oft day. >> it certainly is. over the weekend, we had flooding rains fallar across of iowa. four-mile creek overflowed its banks. some parking lots reported about four feet of water. people were trying to get out of their cars and escape the floodwaters asret becamey intense, especially sa

nos amplÍa desde la capital de estados unidos, lori buenas tardes. >> gracias josÉ, para el presidente rumbo social de la naciÓn, esta noche el presidente dijo por quÉ el escogiÓ a brett kavanaugh entre 25 personas o candidatos que se le habÍan presentado. >> en el Ámbito legal es considerado un juez por excelencia, un lÍder entre sus pares, es un brillante abogado, con un estilo claro, considerado como una de las mentes legales mÁs agudas de nuestro tiempo. >> brett kavanaugh tiene 53 aÑos de edad, estÁ casado con dos hijas desde el 2004 corte de ap columbia, alguno demÓcratas lo tienen en la mira porque como juez de apelaciÓn fue el Único que se opuso a la decisiÓn que permitiÓ abordar a una adolescente indocumentada bajo la custodia de ice pero entre los conservadoress brett kavanaugh es el favorito, ahora tendrÁ que ser un confirmado por el senado, los demÓcratas dijo que harÁn la batalla porque ellos temen que con una corte mÁs conservadora se podrÍan eliminar medidas como el derecho de la mujer al aborto, importantes protecciÓnes para las minorÍas en estos tiempos temprano crÍtic

en la casa blanca, lory monte negro, noticias telemundo. >> al regresar consternaciÓn entre los mexicanoslas drogas, dice que para ayudar a regresar la paz a mÉxico. >> ♪ el camry 2018. toyota. vayamos juntos. Únete a t-mobile y obtén netflix por cuenta nuestra. disfruta tus shows y películas favoritos en más lugares, sin pagar más, llévate un plan familiar ilimitado con netflix por cuenta nuestra. y ahora compra un samsung galaxy s9 y llévate otro gratis. con feria extreme platinum hair color de l'oréal. aclara el cabello hasta 7 tonos. feria: sin amoníaco, con aceite acondicionador. nunca aburrido. nunca plano. vive el color. y vive feria extreme platinum de l'oréal paris. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> el asesinato de tres niÑas en menos de 24 horas tiene conmocionado a mÉxico, las vÍctimas vivian en estados distintos, pero las tres tuvieron un final despiadado y cruel. la mÁs pequeÑa apenas habÍa cumplido ocho meses de edad, raÚl torres con los rostros de estos feminicidios. >> el rostro de ana en este cartel, era la esperanza para encontrarla con vida. esperanza que no se cumpliÓ. la encontraron mu

montenegro que estÁ frente a la casa blanca, buenas tardes lori. >>> buenas tardes felicidad hoy enorque el exabogado del presidente donald trump estÁ dispuesto a continuar echando leÑa al fuego ahora dice que el presidente sabÍa de la reuniÓn de su hijo donald trump junior con una abogada rusia que desp enÉ campaÑa presidencial pero el hijo de donald trump dice que nunca le informÓ a su padre ante saliÓ al paso a el exabogado y es uno nombrarlo dijo no sabÍa de la reuniÓn con mi hijo me parece que alguien estÁ tratando de inventarse historias para salirse de otro lÍo, mientras no se sabe si tiene forma de probar lo que estÁ diciendo, el hecho es que la acusaciÓn es serÍa, porque puede demostrar que el presidente tratÓ de obstruir la justicia y eso es todo parte de la investigaciÓn del fiscal especial robert miller, hay muchas preguntas pero esto pica y se extiende, regreso contigo. >>> cada vez mÁs. >>> hablando del donald trump, el presidente ha hecho mÁs cambios en la casa blanca dejando redes ilda la presencia hispana, a helen que era su asesora especial y directoratra gobierno

llueven los crÍtica al policia que lo vio todo y no hizo nada, hoy la vÍctima hablÓ pÚblicamente, loriuerto rico aÚn estÁ shock porque nunca habÍa sufrido un ataque racista tan violento. el agresor timothy que enfrenta dos cargo de delito de odio grave, ignoraba que puerto rico desde 1917 es un territorio de estados unidos y sus residentes ciudadanos, ignorancia que se vive hasta en la propia capital del paÍs. >> creo que existe mucho desconocimiento eso es algo que quedÓ claro despuÉs del huracÁn marÍa. >> el incidente es grave pero para otros mÁs alarmante que los llamados de ayuda de la joven fueron ignorados por el policÍa patrick que presenciÓ el incidente, ayer el oficial renuncio. un policÍa blanco no tuvo, tuvo el descaro de no atenderla a ella cuando vieron que amenazada. >> piden que como castigo no reciba su pensiÓn a la hora de jubilarse. >> despuÉs de vivir esto, dice que ella cree en el paredÓn y que no permitirÁ que esta mala experiencia marque su vida o futuro, lori montenegro telemundo. >> mike pence llegÓ hoy a mÉxico con la difÍcil misiÓn de intentar reparar una rela

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i'm lori. i just wanted to support the townsend bike lanes. i'm happy to hear that we need bike lanes in there as soon as possible. it's obviously, as supervisor kim said, an untenable mess. the bike lane, i don't use it there, because it's easier and safer to ride in traffic, because people are pulling in and out of the bike lanes all the time. on my way home from the mission, i go mission to embarcadero every day, coming back, it's just people are pulled over on the side of the road across from caltrain. and i really encourage everyone to support it and not back-pedal again. thank you for your support. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i am frustrated that it would be taken off the table and put back on. i'm here because my 4-year-old daughter was diagnosed with cancer. i go to stanford with her on a regular basis. she climbed into a radiation vault and sat in there by herself 20 minutes a day. she has no fear but asked me to stop riding on townsend. i get off 1 1/2 blocks away and i ride and ride a lot and-day that to respect her conce

lori, matt, john. thank you for your questions. [applause] we're going to pause for a moment to make room for the disdisinformation coming punch -- coming up next. >> c-span wrrks history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> david hawkings joins us. senior editor with cq and role call as congress comes back the their break. david: to keep things running, there is not a large legislative agenda in the weeks ahead. i think mcconnell and ryan more than anything want to make some progress on the annual appropriations bills. the house announced they are going to take up another appropriations bill the week of july 16 that is a combination bill. there are supposed to be a dozen bills. they already passed one that combined three of the leas

though lori pressed charges and pushed hard for a prosecution, nobody followed through and lori eventually. lives with the guilt now. >> i think it was a month or so after i gave it up, that's when she came to d.c. and had met kate. and i always feel if i could have hung on one more month, i could have have helped them get her. >> now as she prepared to defend ethan, david aler was feeling much better. his crimes chief accuser, it appeared, was a practiced con artist. would any jury believe her? ethan might be naive, but his story, after all, had never changed. >> they had gone to dinner, he, kate, and heather. after they went to dinner, he dropped kate back off at her parents' home here in downtown charleston and spoke with her a couple times via text message that night. and he didn't talk to her again after that. >> so it was all on heather. and with her as ethan's chief accuser, how could any jury convict him? but just days before the trial was to start, solicitor scarlett wilson finally uncovered something the case lacked. a clear motive. she found it, she said, in letters kate wrote t

my question is for lori. do you know what starting this andease in fact check.org have you been linked more in the stories as a reliable source were people. have a breakdown with me. have google searches. we are in this trend with other news organizations seeing an increase of leadership -- readership. the trump administration had something to do with that as well. there is a lot of news in general. i have not gone back to see -- to look at our output but i know we are working more, there are a .ot more issues to cover we are putting more content out there as well. i think those are some of the included, is not even we have some partners or friends we call them for other media outlets. we are not profit so our content is free. usa today republishes a lot of our stuff. we don't have access to their numbers but we know it is millions more are seeing our stuff through them as well. >> in the very back row. about the story which became one of the greatest examples of -- killed in the ukraine. and the secret servi

and then we have lori robertson from fact check to be our fanting expert. so we have people to talk about the persistence of facts and each of our panelist is going to give us a few minutes of thought on the question at hand. i will respond a little bit and we will move off into questions and answers , just so you understand how we are doing this. so let's start with you, john, if you don't mind. >> no, not a bit. so my work focuses less on production of misinformation than the prevalence of false beliefs and partisan differences between fact belief -- partisan differences with respect to fact belief between republican and democrat. you have heard of this before, like 2010 finding, for example, that nearly half of republicans believed that obama had a secret plan to turn the united states over to a one world government or more recently finding that only a third of americans would reject outright the idea that hillary clinton was involved in a secret child second ring. do egg need to deny that needs pay may be important. forgetting the lion shaip share of in

i'm lori, the senior director for global health. can you hear me? is the mic on? okay. is that better? they assured me i didn't have to touch a button. is that better? okay. good morning, i'm lori sloat, the senior director for global health at the foundation in d.c. and i'm thrilled to be moderating our first panel. following on senator mcconnell's comments this morning you can see that the u.s. role involvement in polio eradication has been critical with he had mentioned that in the last decade, about half a billion dollars of appropriations, but it's also been about $3 billion overall. the largest government donor to the initiative. and you think of the global polio initiative itself, it's a phenomenal global public health movement, really. in terms of harnessing, it's massive harnessing governments, u.n. agencies, foundations, volunteers, partners worldwide. if you think of back in 1988, there's another statistics, i like to think of that i think is amazing as an advocate for this initiative. is that in 1988, there were 20 polio cases occurring worldwide every half

road cycling after maintaining his lead through stage nineteen the two hundred kilometer route from loris to the rons was the best chance his rival had to knock him off for his perch for sunday's final stage of thomas was in paris once again. a decisive day so right his head through the pyrenees with everything on the line the first big winner of the state was home favorite julian i love philippe the frenchman now has an unassailable lead in the race for the king of the mountains title. and the general classification leader garang thomas was under attack throughout slovenian ride of primeau drug ledge raced into contention with a phenomenal performance which saw him cross the finish line in first place. had legs today and. i just really tried a lot of times and finally i went away then on the descent. but thomas was in hot pursuit a final sprint gave him a second place finish extending his lead to more than two minutes. with just a single time trial stage and the procession to paris to go wash when thomas has a first tour de france title within his grasp. and with that you're up to date n

. >> y casi ya no se habla espaÑol en la casablanca , dos hispanos amsa abandonaron los cargos lori montenegro lento todo es a ra rapido . >> era la voz hispana en mla s casablanca , una de las pocas en el gbn obierno de donald trump e selaena dejo su rol como portavz del mandatario , no seconoce por que se fue , pero cauduando as e en el equipo blanco de at ataques de criticas por donald trump , recientemente dejo el cargo de asesor carlos duiiaz . >> la casablanca esta comprop t compropmetida a la diversidad , esta mujer es de las latinas de mas alto rango yu propnto hab hablaran amas hispanos . >> estamos haciendo entrevistas con personas para traer mas l i latinos a la administracion . >> a epzapesar de que la a administracion esta compromet i comprometidia con la diversidad comparandolo hopy end dia con s bush o barack obama es menor . >> dicen que las controversias que rodean al presidente hacen m ;ensar las cosas dos veces . >> por otra parte la casablanca prometio modernizar la pagina e web en es;paÑol , en washington dc lorooticiero telemundo . >> al regreso en ntklmoticiero l telemun

. >> lori, please. >> thank you very much for this whole event. i would like to ask you about your visit to kurdistan and northern iraq earlier this month. can you tell us your impressions, particularly from the perspective of threatened religious minorities there? >> i am impressed with the resiliencearea yazidis and christians in that area. there still isn't sufficient security in the region. there are still yazidis unaccounted for, and probably held in bondage, probably syria. i met with a heartbreaking situation with a number of yazidi women that spoke about being sold three, seven, ten times. one woman talking about having a 15-year-old mentally challenged son of hers ripped out of her arms. another one that said i'll sell a kidney to get my child back. it's horrible. really horrible. but you are seeing rebuilding taking place. much of it privately financed. the u.s. has worked to try to get our financing more to help out and rebuild in the efforts, rebuilding homes and communities in that northern iraq area. rebuilding water and hospital sys

what you security [inaudible] one hundred structure trying them no one on the census data [inaudible] lori. when we? got the country's elect electronics innocent's results on monday. presidential existed as a local elections will doing being like in laci's. i like tv used to be a way that is that is. that they the hamani night exemptions. and that we have. his eyes off and that and that is that can and will do i trying to develop alternative. with impatience is programming involved by. two seating is as as an handed and the down which i ruling zanu. p. also see. nelson. ten dot dot. one of that midday jimmy legs anderson members of the opposition. how explains to the commission asians independence visible? at some sort of network. excessive. he electoral processes. this is the same thing that went on for sometime taxation. mission is to return south tel. the commission as someone who went on to say today the final. for the full focused. now you know in your manual i think it's a good it's it. since topic the the idea one of one of his life. abc synthesis is ranger made a bad about it. i do

thunderball but it was told and it was true but unfortunately for victualling was a bit too close to loris it was a part of the way and france was to play the danger and they really kind of i would say stifle the press straight to belgium from that point. to the end as you would expect they played out the court as it did to show performance wasn't even the belgian getting closer but. they never really looked like living in a gold letting belgium in the whole seem to be in game management. the best team gets to the final one way or another and that's what they're looking forward to their third finally in twenty years nineteen ninety eight they won and of course losing to italy to thaw it in six hundred member there's a down head book that we've got here we'll be hoping to go back with with better memories this time i've been making it to from. a let's just for a while with for you some interesting stats all before this instance so the only other previously been to football is one as a player and then gone on to win the trophy as a. we'll have the opportunity in the final in just five days'

thunderbolt but it was it was hard and it was true but unfortunately for visually was a bit too close to loris to parrot other way and france wanted to clear the danger and they really kind of i would say stifle the prostrated belgium from that point on to the end as you would expect they played out the clock as it did. performance wasn't even the belgian getting closer but. they never really looked like living in a gold letting belgium up close the whole seem to be in management. the best team gets to the final one way or another and that's what they're looking forward to their third finally in twenty years nineteen ninety eight they won and of course losing to italy two thousand and six who are members of down head book that we've got here we'll be hoping to go back with with better memories this time i've been making it to from. a let's just start well with right it's an interesting stat so we find this interesting so the only other previously been to football is one as a player and then gone on to win the trophy as a manager and will have opportunity in the final in just five days' time wh

wright,us now is lori general manager of microsoft 365.hatdo the microsoft teams the competition does not? >> thanks for having me. one thing we are excited about today is being able to take what they are both four, a digital workspace having you be able to do everything from chat to collaborate on files, make a video call or even a phone call. all of that together. when we think of our competitive opportunity here, it is that we can bring the power of the office suite and integrate that to write in. an be able to bring in unlimited number of applications and offer them out to everyone. your competition has 500,000 organizations, 8 million active users, and microsoft has 200,000. what is the plan to win market share? >> is exactly 200,000 organizations that we have brought into us into the last year. incredible market coverage. 60% of the users are outside of the united's aides. we're looking at 181 markets around the world. we are thrilled with that progress. with 135 million monthly active users involved and all of those users have acces

the truck is a lori and a lori is a hugh. learn to find this funny -- ♪ ♪ that one's going to be difficult. ( laughter ) finally, carve a lightning bolt scar in your forehead. >> it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight, stephen w welcomes lawrence o'donnell, liv tyler and musical guest young the giant, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! hey, everybody! please have a seat! ladies and gentlemen, welcome to "the late show." i'm your host stephen colbert. anybody this afternoon watch the testimony before the house judiciary committee? it was a parliamentary smackdown. the capital dome became the thunderdome. and it's all during the testimony of f.b.i. agent and man thinking about cold stone creamery, peter strzok. back in 2016, strzok was part of the f.b.i.'s investigations into both hillary clinton and the trump campaign. and since then, it's come out that he exchanged anti-trump text

current keeper, loris karius was at fault for two goals in liverpool's champions league final defeat now the 147th open golf championship at carnoustie gets under way on thursday. the course on the east coast of scotland is renowned as one of the toughest on the circuit. padraig harrington was the winner the last time the championship was held there — he's back in this year's field — along with another former champion.. tiger woods won the last of his three opens here at hoylake in 2006 — but this is his first championship for three years after back surgery in 2014 and a string of other injuries. the american admitted he thought he may never play at the open again. there's definitely a point in time i thought i would never play in this championship again. watching it on tv, it's great seeing it on tv but it's even better in person. and i remember how it feels to come down the last hole with a chance to win it, and knowing i may never have that opportunity again... there were times when i didn't feel very good but now to have the opportunity to come back to carnoustie and play here in

important team spirit is how important getting behind him is and what it means in the end is welcome lori just a reminder to our viewers this is a detail that you knew as you're watching live pictures from the french capital. celebrating their team's victory we're going to bring in jacki who's actually admits that crowd somewhere only my if you can hear me france are the new world champions i could not even ask you what that mysterious like because we can definitely see at the what was it like there when the goal started pouring into france. it appears we've lost that connection to liam understandably everybody's on their cell most like to thank you. but i think you can see what it means for the fans and the because it was fun on the fees because they are as honest as how they're enjoying the snow and absolutely jubilant let's talk about the legacy of the french approach to the additional you mentioned he was a player for the nine hundred ninety eight side he's now coached a team to victory from the sidelines what does he need to france i'm sure he's going to get free drinks for the rest

thunderbolt but it was it was hard and it was true but unfortunately for vince only was a bit too close to loris to parrot other way and france was to clear the danger and they really kind of i would say stifle the prostrated belgium from that point on to the end as you would expect they played out the clock as it did the additional performance wasn't even the belgian getting closer but that had that shot they never really looked like living in a goal by letting belgium in close the all seem to be in game management as jussi see the best team gets to the final one way or another and that's what they're looking forward to their third finally in twenty eight years nineteen ninety eight they won and of course losing to italy two thousand and six who are members of down head book that we've got here we'll be hoping to go back with with better memories this time out and making it to from. a let's just while we're throwing in some interesting stats i hope you find this interesting so the only other previously been to football is one as a player and then gone on to win the trophy as a manager and will

iuciudanodaosl pais, activistas idcndicen que vez es mas dificil, algunos han esperado mas de 20 meses, lorie investigo lo que algunos llaman el segundo muro d de tdonald trump . >> para muchos es el momento mas ancisiado cunando levantan su mano derech y juran fidelidad a estados u unidos, estacionamiento hombrh n contento porque tiene fecha para su naturalizacion . >> vale mas ser ciudadano porque las leyes cambian . >> espero mas de un aÑo . >> tratan de aprender de nuestro gobierno, tratan de pasar un a examen en ingles, es manera de a asimilar todo par qua que pue o votar . >> un reporte divulgado por una coalision de organizaciones i i indica que a finales de 2017 habr habria 730 mil solicitudes pe pendientes un aumento de 87% la oficina de naturalizacion se refirio a esto como deshonesto, un eo: i (informacion en pantalla) quienes ahora solicitan la re d residencia permanente y la ci a ciudadania son sometidos a un a mayor escrutinio . >> las personas contribuyen al p pais, no lo hacen de gratis, g pagamos lo suficientep ara los recursos necesarios . >> son 9 mil inmigrantes elegibles,

procesos y para luego ir a mi comun y explicarles que hay una forma de tener estatus >>> en washington loris autoridades dicen que el progreso contra los fuegos es mÍnimo, no sabe cuÁndo se puede revertir la situaciÓn. >>> so lont bomberos que llevan dÍas trabajando sin parar de descansar para sofocar los incendios en california, son jornadas larga donde se mide la temperatura utilizando 3 dÍgitos y el efecto se siente >>> es un de la batrabajo es mu >>> la velocidad con los que se ha propagado el incendio mÁs grande en el estado conocido como car ha obligado a los re o residentes escapar del infierno es que se acerca >>> todos amamos este lugar era de los hijos y es una gran pÉra todos. familias enteras se han quedado sin hogar. >>> muy peligrosa, muy feo el (nombre en inglÉs) los nuevos que empezaron, este arrasan bastante, bastantes acres de maleza >>> mientras que en el sur del estado, el incendio ya arrasÓ con partes del bosque, y ha destruido varias estructuras >>> este incendio va el 29% que estÁ controlado >>> y ante esta amenaza los bomberos no se detienen mientras algunos descansa

it was true but unfortunately for a bit silly was a bit too close to loris to parrot other way and france was to clear the danger and they really kind of i would say stifle the press straight to belgium from that point. to the end as you would expect it played out the clock as it did the additional performance wasn't even the belgian getting through shit without head shot they never really looked like living in a goal by letting belgium in close the all seem to be in game management i still see a safe at best he gets to the final one way or another and that's what they're looking forward to their third finally in twenty eight years nineteen ninety eight they won and of course losing to italy two thousand and six who are members of down head book that we've got here we'll be hoping to go back with with better memories at this time and making it to. a let's just start well with roy get some interesting stats i hope you find this interesting so the only other previously been to football is one as a player and then gone on to win the trophy as a manager and will have opportunity in the final

lori siegel, you just interviewed the guy not too long ago, you know him.t a total pr bumble, what's going on with zuckerberg? >> i think he put his foot in his mouth. i think the larger story, something we can't ignore is this question of free speech versus censorship. i think mark zuckerberg was trying to sit here and explain it and wasn't doing the best job. if you look at some of the issues facebook faced with the weaponization of the platform, spread of fake news, this is a company that hasn't gotten in front of it, haven't talked about the nuance and importance of the issues and what they mean for the platform. there's a fine line between free speech and censorship. you take down some content, you have to take down other content. i was recently at the campus. i'm telling you, they're having these really important conversations behind closed doors but not doing a good enough job of bringing the public into these conversations and talking about what's at stake here, and why certain decisions are being made. they'll tell you we want to be sure that peopl

. >> reporter: that fear keeps lori from sharing her full name or showing her fache but does want you to hear her story. >> one thing that i do feel now is he can no longer silence me. >> reporter: he's talking about suspected "capital gazette" gunman jarrod ramos who cyber h stalke for years and in an interview with nbc news she said it started with an e-mail. asked if i remembered him from high school. reporter: after exchanging e-mails for a couple of months it took a sudden turn when ramos said she wasn't responding fast ough he said f.u., you're going to need a protective order. ramos later sued the paperor defamation after the paper wrote an article about the stalking charges. police say he walke into the "capital gazette" newsroom and opened fire killing fiveem oyees and wounding two others. lori grieves for the victims that have attack, and now even with ramos behind bars she won't let herdo guard . >> it has i think changed the fiber of my >>being. her life changed. while in annapol they mourned five lives lost. jay gray, nbc news. >> hot winds from a raging wildfire in napa

lori sanders is here to help, teaching yale's most popular course on the science of happiness. but first, here is my take. listen closely. >> this is why we agreed today, first of all, to work together toward zero tariffs, zero nontariff barriers and zero subsidies on nonauto industrial goods. thank you. >> what you just heard from wednesday's joint press conference between the presidents of the european commission and the united states was the sound of donald trump backtracking once again. this has become a familiar routine. it goes something like this. begin by hurling insults at the other side, some which have a basis in reality but are mostly wild exaggerations, threaten extreme consequences, then meet with the other side, backpedal and triumphantly announce that you have saved the world from a crisis that your rhetoric and actions caused in the first place. call it the donald trump two-step. think about his alcohols with regard to north korea. he began by calling kim jong-un a mad man who doesn't mind starving or killing his people while tweeting fire and fury. gushing abo

. >> lori, k 24 please . >> thank you very much for this whole event. i'd like to ask you about your visits to northern iraq earlier this month. can you tell us your perspectives on threatened religious minorities there? >> i am impressed with the resilience of the christians in that area as far as an oppressed minority. they are moving back, some of them in some areas quite afew into some of the areas . there still isn't sufficient security in the region. there still are several thousand that are unaccounted for and are probably being held in bondage somewhere else, probably syria. and i met with heartbreaking situations with a number of women that spoke about being sold, three, seven, 10 times. one woman talking about having a 15-year-old mentally challenged son who was ripped out of her arms. another one said i want to get my child back but i don't know where they are now. it's horrible. it's horrible, but i see rebuilding taking place, much of it privately financed. the us government has worked to get our financing more to help out and rebuilding ho

lori suggested that some people may not think we should continue that. i absolutely believe in universal delivery in such a large and diverse country and at the same rate for people who live in hard-to-reach places and so on. postal service business model however, has changed in recent years, and today is the leading practitioner of what economists call monopoly cross substances aviation. it dominates one market and leverages resources to arrive from that dominance into a competitive market. think of the postal service as an entity affirmed with two divisions. one delivers first-class and standard mail supported by subsidies and monopoly rights the other delivers packages and express mail in competition with fedex and ups and others. the postal service is leveraging some of its monopoly subsidies to protect the market share of its competitive division. before going on, i want to say i don't blame the postal service. every nation that opens packages delivery operations to competition has faced this problem. the difference is they took stronger measures th

for example, lori l down -- l'oreal down 3%.uliette: donald trump's former personal attorney is reportedly prepared to tell federal investigators that the president knew in advance about a june 2016 meeting where russians were expected to offer damaging information about hillary clinton. that is according to cnn. such testimony would contradict the testimony and public denials of the president, his son, and other campaign officials who claimed the president was not aware of the trump tower meeting until more than a year later. more korea has released dead on the 66th anniversary of the armistice. the white house sent a plane, flew to the north korean city today and returned to the air base in south korea with boxes containing what are believed to be the remains of 65 american personnel. it marks the first outcome of president trump's talks with kim. the prime minister's brexit options are narrowing after the eu rejected etsy part of her proposal for a trade deal with the bloc. theresa may thought the proposal was her best hope f

algunos republicanos parecen estar de acuerdo, estamos desde el capitolio con todas las reacciones, lory en parte a estados unidos de la mala relaciÓn que hay con moscÚ pero definitivamente quienes salieron mÁs golpeados fueron las agencias de inteligencia de estados unidos. al menos el director de una de ellas ya dijo que no importa lo que diga o piense trump, ellos seguirÁn presentando evidencia contra rusia. una vergÜenza, peligroso, hasta traicio traicionero, asÍ reaccionaron demÓcratas y republicanos al ver al presidente trump defender a putin y poner en duda aparato de seguridad de estados unidos. el senador demÓcrata schumer acuso a donald trump de poner sus intereses por encima de la seguridad de estados unidos, y la lÍder nancy sostiene que la debilidad de trump ante putin prueba que saben algo sobre trump. pero las reacciones mÁs duras llegaron desde las filas republicanas. >> no creo, sÉ 100% que el gobierno de putin intrerfiriÓ en las elecciones. >> pero el presidente no lo cree y lo dejÓ claro, causando furia. el senador mccain dijo: (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> el presiden

>> lori, i won't leave the baby alone with her because she'll steal him.'s always looking around like, and she texts me all the time, it's like, how's billy? how's billy doing? how's billy feel today? i'm like, what am i? >> john that's why you have another baby. one for john and one for auntie. sharing is caring. >>> 48-year-old j.lo, check out this postworkout shot of jennifer. she may be facetiming with her love a-rod. all we can see those rock-hard abs. her body is incredible. meanwhile the secret to kelly clarkson's slidimdowet. and i was with the man behind kelly's new health kick. >> i'm a whole lot that woman >> not only did kelly dropped 37 pounds without exercise, she said following the plan helped her get off thyroid medication. so what exactly is the plant paradox? we went straight to its creator dr. steven gundry to find out. how did you come up with this idea? >> i used to be 70 pounds bigger than i am now, despite running 30 miles a week and going to the gym one hour a day. and so i eliminated foods that turned on our immune system which are

(lori) i really do feel like my skin has been restored and i've traveled back in time.