con lorrain cÁceres, con las primeras reacciones . lorrain. de reacciones dicen de que las personas de este paÍs merecían mucho mejor y que acosta hizo lo correcto. como saber lo que dicen despuÉs de este anuncio. [audio en inglÉs] [audio en inglÉs] lorrain: habrÁ alguien más a cargo del departamento pero acosta estarÁ una semana más. despuÉs se une al grupo de 50 personas despedidas o han renunciado a su puesto en la administraciÓn de trump. es toda la informaciÓn hasta el momento. regresamos con ustedes. arantxa: nos quedamos en washington. el presidente trump desistiÓ de incluir la pregunta de la ciudadanÍa en el censo 2020 pero no quito el dedo del renglÓn para ver cuÁntos indocumentados hay en el paÍs. firmÓ una orden ejecutiva donde instruyÓ todas las agencias del gobierno utilizar sus bases de datos e implicar a los ocÉanos y no ciudadanos, y reportar esta informaciÓn el departamento de comercio, incluidas las bases de datos en el departamento de seguridad nacional y la administraciÓn del seguro social. borja: en otro tema muy comentado

en washington, lorrain cÁceres, "univisiÓn".ontrado herido junto al cuerpo sin vida de su padre continÚa recuperÁndose en un hospital de morelos, en mÉxico. sus familiares consideran que es un milagro que estÉ vivo, luego de ser agredido por delincuentes que lo tenÍa secuestrado. desde cuernavaca, la temÁtica tiene detalles del menor que podrÍa ser dado de alta en los prÓximos dÍas. reportero: la familia de christine ivÁn gonzález, ni emigrante que es a cerrar cadÁver de su padre que hacer acuchillado por sus secuestradores de mÉxico creen, desde guatemala, que un milagro le salvÓ la vida. su madre, dora estela, cuenta "univisiÓn" que su esposo le prometiÓ que llevarÍa para bien a su hijo a los estados unidos. dora: le doy gracias a dios y a Él porque muriÓ dando la vida por su hijo. Él luchÓ por su hijo, pero lamentablemente no pudo. no video. alejandro: recientemente, cristina habÍa hecho su comuniÓn y los recuerdos mÁs recientes son esta fotografÍa donde la acompaÑa su madre y su papÁ, que fue degollado. su cuerpo ya fue entr

lorraine has a steel mill. even here in cleveland the major steel mills are once again up and running. i do believe they've made significant investments in water pollution control and also air ollution control, but no doubt accidents happen. there are, of course, other kinds of contributors to water pollution. cleveland, like lots of cities that grew in the late 19th century and early 20th century, has combined sewers, which means that sanitary sewage combines with storm runoff and when it rains, that means that untreated sewage flows into both the cuyahoga and directly into lake erie. we also know that lake erie suffers from nonpoint pollution, which is to say agricultural runoff mostly, particularly over in toledo from the river. so as i tell my students, there are no permanent victories in environmental protection. it's an ongoing effort. you have to adjust to new threats, to new problems, and to be vigilant about regulation and enforcement. >> to the west of cleveland is toledo. tim, you are on the air. goo

-lorraine: i love this. that's fine.then i wanted you to see what the packaging would actually look like on the shelf. lynn: oh, me. lemonis: there's a couple different versions. lynn: homestyle and southern. lemonis: this is actually an important thing. -"born at shuler's bar-b-que." -lynn: shuler's bar-b-que. lemonis: i know you had some hesitations at first and recipe changing, and i'm glad that you trusted the process. the biscuits, including packaging, will cost us about $1.14 to make. in turn, we're gonna sell them at 100% markup, $2.28 per bag. with lynn and norton owning 60% of the distribution, they're gonna make 68 cents every time a bag is sold. i expect to sell 10,000 bags per month. that means on an annual basis, they'll make $81,600 per year without having to lift a finger. lynn: i'm proud of you, mama. lorraine: but i'm more proud of you. lynn: oh, thank you. [ both chuckle ] lemonis: you know what? now that i'm getting more comfortable with starting the p.r. process and starting the marketing process, i'd

i am pastor lorraine. it is what it is with borisjohnson being lorraine. borisjohnson being prime minister, iam happy borisjohnson being prime minister, i am happy that we have a prime minister, because with us having a prime minister thejobs minister, because with us having a prime minister the jobs that need to be done need to be done, it is not all about brexit. i voted to eremain, we have a critical, critical critical crisis of young people, families that are suffering, low income families, children that are hungry, living in poverty, youth violent, when is this going to stop? the police need help, there has been a lot that has been said by the government, the government for decades, we need action, whoever is in power. boris johnson says there will be 20,000 more police officers. a lot is being said be what you is being implemented. theresa may last week said one billion will be odded to the police. that money has been said, nothing is in the bank. this is really important for and the point made earlier about what the cabinet looks like, we have someo

howard: marcus, lorraine. laurie: lorraine. lemonis: lorraine? laurie: laurie, people call me.laurie? okay. nice to meet you. we were just having a discussion about inventory. how much inventory do you think is in the...? laurie: oh, gosh, we have to have at least $400,000. lemonis: well, that's $200,000 less than they thought was here. let me just chat with laurie for just a minute. so, are you the general manager? laurie: yeah, because i manage most things. lemonis: what's the biggest challenge? laurie: one hand saying one thing, and then the other hand saying another. lemonis: who are the two hands? laurie: howie and robyn. lemonis: okay. which one of them is here more? laurie: honestly, robyn. lemonis: robyn. where is howie? is he surfing? is he playing cards, golfing? laurie: no, i mean, sometimes, he's out with clients or he's traveling. lemonis: when i first met robyn and howard, i learned that howard was the one in charge, but what i'm finding out is that he's there a lot less than robyn. it doesn't make a lot of sense to me. ♪ howard: these are the two receiving areas.

en washington lorrain caceres, univisiÓn.ue aÚn es tormenta tropical se viene fortaleciendo en su desplazamiento por el golfo de mÉxico y todo indica que se convertirÁ en ciclÓn. >> estas son las imÁgenes que dominaban el panorama en la costa del golfo de luisiana el rÍo mostraba un caudal crecido precisamente donde se ajusta e inicia como tormenta o huracÁn. nueva orleans está rodeada por agua. tanto el sur como el rÍo mississippi y hoy por primera vez en la historia todas las compuertas del rÍo han sido cerradas en las inmediaciones de la ciudad. aquÍ el temor no es tanto por los vientos sino por su potencial de causar inundaciones catastrÓficas. muchos hoy se acercaban con curiosidad en la parte norte de la ciudad. aquÍ es el lago el que representa la amenaza. estÁn preocupados? >> la verdad no mucho. aquÍ estamos acostumbrados a estas situaciones porque pasan casi dos veces al aÑo. >> y usted? >> yo si estoy un poco nerviosa. >> en algunos lugares ya se veÍa desbordarse el agua pero conforme llegue la marejada y suba el n

lusty‘s winner lorraine thomas made a valiant defence of his crown and finishes as the runner—up — mikence. what do you want? a new champion. —— grant thomas. i think he needs to enjoy the moment, have a party, celebrate and then try and realise what he has achieved. —— geraint thomas. i am happy to have helped him achieve this goal. on to golf, and south korea's ko jin—young won the evian championship in france. the world number 2 shot a a—under—par 67 in sunday's final round to finish on 15—under for the championship. ko won by two shots, to claim her second major of the year, as colm harrison reports. the fine weather of the first three days were replaced by overcast and thoroughly miserable conditions for the fourth round of the year's fourth major. the 2014 champion kim showed you began the day with lead -- kim showed you began the day with lead —— kim hyo—joo. she might have gone on to win if she had played more like this in the final round but a triple bogey on a 14 foot her chances away. kim ended up in a 3—way tie for second place. with shanshan feng and jennifer kupcho who sho

the wind picking up and ibex lorraine. much of eastern scotla nd ibex lorraine.land. that rain are still around for some of us by the end of the night. south of that, it stays mainly dry, temperatures are higher, compared with last night. into tomorrow, the rain eventually becomes confined to north—west scotland, misty low cloud hanging on to the coast in the west. elsewhere, some very warm to hot spots. nearly 30 any hotspots of eastern england and, for some, it gets even hotter by midweek. hello. the chancellor of the exchequer sensible resign this week if boris johnson becomes the new prime minister. he says he disagrees with borisjohnson of minister. he says he disagrees with boris johnson of and minister. he says he disagrees with borisjohnson of and he gains is unlikely the item get an deal with the eu by the deadline. here is a political correspondence. if there is one thing these two can agree on, it is that delivering brexit has not been an easy ride. i have not got a green light. story of my life. boardsjohnson is green light. story of my life. boards j

mostseof tho rain chances across parts of northern virginia and northern maryland and lorraine chances for today. good morning, jack taylor. how are you? >> chuck, morning. starting off deja vuing agai hi. canal road is closed again this morning between reservoir and ll fox unfortunately, with monday's damage from the storm. that roadway will take a while to get radar so expect overflow film on the george washington boulevard and arizona avenue anr mur boulevard again. eastbound a malfunction and hopefully that will be rectified before we get into the rush hour on the bay bridge. >>> another stron system swept through the area bringing rain, thunder, and isolated thunderstorms yesterday. ng down tree came cras on a home in chevy chase, a man says he is lucky to be alivic mel was sitting on the couch feet away from where the tree tropical storm barry is expected to make landfall in louisiana. barry could lift the river to its highest level in 70 years. if barry turns into aan hurric the storm will make history. >> this will be the first time that we have had a hurricane make landfall in

my dad and lorraine decided to have a 1920s-themed wedding. such a romantic time.ust bowls, the klan, prohibition. oh, i'm -- i'm sure they'll have alcohol. self-serve? i guess the grease monkeys must be out back shooting dice. can they come out here and shoot us? oh, god, look down. haley? we're going somewhere fancy, okay? where, the past? what do you say those pretty peepers of yours never saw the famous gangster phillinger and his ex-prostitute getaway driver? i think a, uh -- a sawbuck should do the -- that's too mme cha. enjoy dress-up day. mom, you need to control your man. i cannot listen to this character all day. guys, you know your dad. you know your dad's dad.

lorraine's son dwayne was stabbed to death five years ago.t is not all about the police —— police cuts, no, but the police cuts have a large fa ct but the police cuts have a large fact in terms of why knife crime and youth violence have got out of control to the degree it has. if we had more police they would be able to do theirjob more, right now, because of the cuts to the police, because of the cuts to the police, because of the cuts to community groups and within the social surroundings, we are now dealing with a horrendous, horrifying problem of youth violence. the home 0ffice problem of youth violence. the home office says funding has increased by £1 billion this year. while it may feel like lawlessness to some, statistics show violent crime is down year—on—year, but today the london mayor said more must be done. we have seen over the last 8— nine yea rs record we have seen over the last 8— nine years record numbers of police officers being lost from london, record numbers of community police officers being lost from london, hollowing o

i want to thank lorraine banford who oversees these events every year, and it was really, really, reallyemarkable. turning -- or moving from the bayview to the mission, i want to talk about ian chanka hall and its community garden. presented by liveable city, the liveable awards honor individuals and institutions that have made contributions to san francisco's liveability. the hall opened in june 2017. it brought much needed green space to a dense, diverse neighborhood that was searching for a welcoming communal space. it was literally a parking lot. a committed group of volunteers helped us to transform the park's community garden into an area representing neighbors from across the globe. the group hosts cultural events and grows produce often hard to find in local groceries. as you know, our program supports and manages a program of 40 community gardens and growing. we have a couple more on the horizon, where members can grow produce and cultivate ornamental plants for person use. each is run by a committed group of volunteers. moving back to the bayview, supervisor shaman walton joine

upper 80s to near 90 today and 90s over theeekend but much lorraine chances. i'll show you your future weather to time out what little opportunity is there for rain our friday coming up. jack taylor, good morning. >>> good morning, chuck. slow traffic in the dtrict off 295 inbound from the 11th street bridge. first a crash on the third nd that cleared and then a broken down vehicle on the ride of the roadway that also cleared. now all travel lanes are open but delays hopefully will begin to e. canal road still closed between recess voir arv rer and foxhall. the road is e. canal road stilclosed between reservoir and foxhall. the road is compromiseae. canal road still closed between reservoir and foxhall. the road is compromisese. canal road still closed between reservoir and foxhall. the road is compromised. new incident on the beltway on pennsylvania avenue with ang vehicle facihe wrong direction. right lane is blocked and authorities are there. >>> another strong storm system swept through the area yesterday bringing heavy rain and some isolated thunderstorms

went down to visit him he took me to the civil rights museum and wanted me to show me where the lorraine motel. he brought me there to inspire me. and i see what they chose to write on the stone and knew the effect and they gave me the chills. there was scripture it had nothing to do with religion. nothing to do with religion. . . . . >> threw him into a pit. we know america, i don't have to explain it to you, we are in a pitch right now when public school teachers have to reach into their own pocket even though they have mounds and mounds of debt to pay for things for their children who show up to school without the material things to learn. we know we are in a pit right now where people who have children with special needs don't have the resources to provide for them. we know we are in a pit right now where there are senior citizens who worked their entire career and find themselves in poverty when we retire when i read that block of stone i knew what the challenge was and i want to leave it with you. it says here come the dreamers. let us slay him and see what's become of the dream. m

a while we would be driving along and we would stop in a traffic jam and i would say to my wife, lorraineidn't. thank you, chris. so nice talking to you. i hope you come again. the film "mike wallace is here" is in theaters this friday. catch chris every week on "fox news sunday." he's really very good. chris wallace, everybody. we'll be right back with actor jamie bell. ♪ woman 1: this is my body of proof. man 1: proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. man 2: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 2: ...with humira. woman 3: humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage and clear skin in many adults. humira is the number one prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. announcer: humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening

lorraine's sun was stabbed to death five years ago.commissioners have said today? you agree with what the former commissioners have said today7m you agree with what the former commissioners have said today? it is not all about police cuts, no. but the police cuts have a very large factor in terms of why knife crime and youth violence had got out of control to the degree that it has. if we had more police, they would be able to do theirjob more. right now. because of the cuts to the police, because of the cuts to community groups and within the social surroundings, we are now dealing with a horrendous horrifying problem of youth violence. the home 0ffice problem of youth violence. the home office says funding has increased and the system is being reformed because subway electric may feel like lawlessness to some, stats show violent crime is down year—on—year but today london's mia said more must be done. we have seen over the la st must be done. we have seen over the last eight or nine years record numberof last eight or nine years reco

. >> commissioners, my name is lorraine. district five affordable housing advocate and tenant advocate. i believe the commissioners should speak out very forcefully against s.b. 330 and also urge the supervisors to do the same. i believe it is an unconstitutional attack, even with these new amendments, attendance, small property owners, local planning, and local government self-determination. to me, the most onerous and egregious of s.b. 330's provisions is the proposed ban on initiatives and referendum, and also moratoriums. the electorate would be excluded from any redress and from any voice. this bill must be changed along with s.b. 50, and s.b. 592. they are all aimed at delivering san francisco and indeed, the entire state into the hands of wall street profiteers. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i am with no neighborhood council coalition. i would like to echo the same comment as the previous speaker. i am not a tenant, i am a homeowner, however, i am speaking for real renters, not the fake ones presen

while in addition to arthel, his wife lorraine and two brothers, mr.hildren. ian and amelia. memorial services will be held in new orleans on tuesday. a four hour blowout true new orleans style starting at noon local time. it will be something. and you know all about prayers and love goes out to arthel and their family as they remember their beloved patriarch. he was 81 years old. we have love for you and your family and the people of new orleans. >> thank you. i cannot thank you enough. thank you. >> thank you. thank you for being with us. i didn't know geico helps with renters insurance. yeah, and we could save a bunch too. antonio! fetch computer! antonio? i'll get it. get to know geico and see how much you could save on renters insurance. [laughter] ♪ ♪ "i'm okay." ♪ ♪ i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle rounded brush head removes more pl

and when i went see him, he brought me to the civil rights museum, and he wanted to show me the lorrainel, where king was shot. he brought me there not for a mournful moment, he brought me there to inspire me, and when i got there, and i saw what they chose to write on a stone in the spot where he was slain, it gave me chills. it was scripture. but i person of faith, would much rather hang out with annice atheist than a me christian any day. before you tell me about your religion, for show it to me. they chose scripture to right there, i knew immediately when i read it, because it is not honoring king, they wanted to challenge us. scripture from joseph's brother, the coat of many color, and they threw him in a pit. we know in america, i do not all,to explain it to you we are in a pit right now, when people have mounds and mounds of debt, to pay for their children , we know we are in a pit right withhere people special needs do not have the resources to provide for them, we know we are in a pit where senior citizens work their finde career and themselves in poverty when they retire. so wh

says the salute to america will be worth the trip down to the national mall and potentially worth lorraine. the excerpts also say "as we get together this evening in the joy of freedom, we remember that we all share a truly extraordinary heritage. together we are part of one of the greatest stories ever told, the story of america. as white house officials defend this event against accusations this is simply a political show. an independence day celebration of a lifetime. or an expense of appropriation of military symbolism to serve the politics of president trump. >> democrats refused to celebrate that greatness, refused to even celebrate our nation's independence or the fourth of july simply because it's donald trump was doing the celebrating. >> democrats have criticized the inventor of the week. if new york progress others tweeted "hope everyone has an enjoyable fourth of july without tanks." this independence day the trump administration is preparing another challenge in court. this morning the president would "so important for a country that the very simple and basic are you a citizen

have false accusations and, indeed, as i've revealed today it was only because i appeared on the lorraine said, how dare they say that about jimmy savile when he did that to me. it was news to her. when i was arrested it was news to me because i'd never known him before. when i testified, cliff called me from barbados. only in the modern era can somebody in barbados watch parliamentary tv. he said, there has been bail reform as a result of your case. i want any form as well to make this experience worthwhile and that's anonymity before charge. that's what we're asking for. we've become magnets. people who are still going through the system and do send many e—mails and letters and we know the torment continues. ourjob is not yet finished and it will not be until we change this law. please help us, as cliff said, and please help me, it helped me to love this country as much as i once did. thank you. thank you very much. we will take some questions now. clive. every right thinking person would condemn the kind of false allegations that were levelled at you, but some of those people will also