lynn: hi! lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. lynn: lynn hughes. nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. -are you norton? -norton: i am norton. -lemonis: nice to meet you, sir. -norton: nice to meet you. lemonis: what a great place. -norton: thank you. -lynn: thank you. lemonis: there's some people in here. lynn: yeah! isn't this great? lemonis: and so, i noticed that on the sign, that you're only open -- lynn: thursday, friday, and saturdays. lemonis: how many seats in the entire place? lynn: about 200. lemonis: and is there ever a time where it's jam-packed, out the door, down the street? norton: actually, we have pictures of it at about halfway in the parking lot. that is not real unusual. we can feed as many as 500 people in a night. lemonis: do you guys ever run out of seats in the dining area and then have to turn customers away? norton: yeah. lemonis: how many acres is the whole complex? norton: on this side of the road, we got about 30 acres. lemonis: okay. so, there's more expansion land. norton: as long as we keep getting business, we can keep adding

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ok, lynn and ruth.t off with the observer and michael gove grazing many of the front pages. lynn, he is being called a hypocrite. after admitting using cocaine notjust once but several times. back when he was about 30, we guess. there were lots of charges against him, one is for hypocrisy, where he is saying that people shouldn't use this stuff. there is a wonderful article he wrote 20 years ago that we can tell you about in a moment, which isjust full of hypocrisy. he is hoping by unburdening himself now that that will still make him fit to be prime minister. but he is trivialising cocaine, which is a lethal drug, it kills people. there are all these people trapped in county lines and being trafficked around the country. we have gangs involved. and apparently we use more cocaine in this country than just about any other country in europe. we are serious cocaine users here. he has also said in the past that he was against loosening the rules on cocaine. he is saying a have used it a lot. if he does beco

. >> was britney held against her will, lynne?nne appears to be supporting the conspiracy theory. she commented, quote, i can't believe you just posted this because i posted something and tried to go back and i couldn't find mine, which i just posted. so thank you for pointing this out. ♪ mama please don't cry i'll be all right ♪ >> today, "e.t." got an exclusive strongly worded statement from the spears' team. we unequivocally deny the absurd allegations that we have promoted negative statements or deleted positive posts from instagram and are considering appropriate action. >> how is she doing now? >> wonderful. >> lynne meanwhile has remained close to britney during this second mental health crisis. she spoke extensively to "e.t." about the 2008 breakdown and hospitalization that triggered the conservatorship in the first place. >> at one point you said i really felt i was fighting for britney's life. is that how tough it got? >> mm-hmm. at the end she kind of really shut me out, she'd shut us all out. the hospital, that was th

lynn ramirez with the firefight as new information about a person detained in connection to the fire. >>> practically from the time does fire started and that santa clara fire department crew started arriving on the scene. santa clara police detectives started arriving on the scene. to investigate the potential cause of this. if it is indeed later found to be in arson. it has been a person of interest who has been detained by the santa clara lease department. we are told is being questioned right now. there are investigator types on the scene. you can see out here on the street the santa clara fire department what looks like a construction foreman the orange vest. the mother officials that look like they could be just starting out on the investigation. this fire got started at about 11 am and burned so hot that it practically fried some of the businesses across the street. >>> as the building was swept up in 40 foot high flames construction crews could be seen running for their lives. this video was shot by auto tech david who was working across the street. >>> it is very scary.>> rep

in a twist authorities taking smith's former campaign staffer into custody. 48-year-old rebecca lynn o'donnell seen here in this facebook profile photo with the late senator now being held on pending criminal charges. officials not yet commenting on o'donnell's relationship with the victim. >> the investigation is presently at a critical juncture and no further information will be released at this time. >> reporter: collins-smith was a longtime lawmaker in arkansas who lost a state senate primary last year. this video posted on youtube shows the 2011 event when the late senator switched from the democratic to the republican party.

after linda collins-smith's body was found wrapped in a blanket at her home, police arresting rebecca lynn o'donnell. her facebook profile photo reportedly updated just days earlier to this -- smiling image of the two of them together. police for now are not commenting to what may have led to the shooting, saying charges against o'donnell are still pending. >> the investigation is presently at a critical juncture, and no further information will be released at this time. >> reporter: collins-smith is being remembered as a tough lawmaker. >> she was courageous. behind the scenes politics were so bad, and quite frankly brutal, and she would keep fighting. >> reporter: before her funeral today her family releasing a statement on donell's arrest saying, we are sickened and upset someone so close to linda would be involved in such a terrible, heartless crime. police have not said when charges may be filed but the sheriff tells reporters there that o'donnell is expected in court on monday. tom? >> marci gonzalez with the mystery out of arkansas. thank you. >>> next, amanda knox back in italy.

lynn good, ceo of duke energy. lynn, there was a story in the financial times today, i don't know if you saw it, about extreme weather and power usage and we can moan and groan about the weather all we want but you know how bad it's been it's been weird everywhere how much is that really impacting demand and duke's business >> brian, thank you for that question we serve the carolinas and florida, so we're very familiar with hurricane and hurricane season in fact, last year, our customers were impacted last year by hurricane florence and hurricane michael. what i would tell you is that we're very focused on making sure we have the investments and our delivery system. our grid, our systems, our processes to make sure we can restore power quickly as possible and meet the needs of our customers. so it is top of mind for us, and as we enter hurricane season again here in 201, it will be a -- 2019, it will be all hands on deck to meet our customers needs. >> particularly, solar, there was a deal in colorado and tennessee

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>>li coastal fog and heightened interest in lynn. a few thunderstorms. we will let you know we have changes in the sunday forecast coming up. >>> with so much at stake in the nba finals the warriors could consider toronto enemy territory. that wasn't always the case for steph curry. his connection to canada. >>> a puppy stolen from a pet store in lafayette has been found in san francisco. the chihuahua mix iris was brought to san francisco animal care and control. no details on how the puppy ended up at the facility or whether a suspect has been arrested. iris was stolen from pet food express last saturday. the suspect was a woman in her 20s was seen on the security video. a $2500 reward was offered for the puppy's safe return. >>> negotiates for the new haven unified school district and teachers union i said to resume talks tomorrow. teachers in union city and hayward have been on strike for two weeks. state school superintendent joined the negotiations friday. the day ended with both sides still at odds over pay raises. to date new haven superintendent

of women's boxing company and chairman and ceo of bicycler make kent based right here in new jersey lynnold, big topic here. let's start with you how have the tariffs impacted you so far and if the new tariffs kick in, what do you see as the further impact? >> thanks for having us here today. i think the most important thing to think about, especially when it comes to emerging brands and businesses is that it materially impacts our ability to make any strategic decisions as well as product innovation to expand and grow our companies to remain in a competitive advantageous place. >> you know, arnold, you do make bikes here in the united states, as well. based in new jersey, south carolina and china why can't you make all the bikes here >> there's no bicycle parts industry there was a bicycle parts industry in the united states in the '70s and '80s, but the unfair competition from china wiped it out and by 1995, everything was gone. so, we -- >> this is not just a measure of a kent bike being raised in price by 25 bucks. this is you probably can't build the bike >> the parts are not availa

much more to discuss, lynn and daniel. >>> we're also continuing to follow the attacks on two tankers in the gulf of oman. the u.s. has pointed the finger squarely at iran, even releasing this video allegedly showing iranian forces removing an unexploded mine from one of the ships. while some u.s. allies, including britain agree that iran is to blame, others, including germany, say more evidence is needed. >>> today, however, the trump administration says it's weighing a full-range of options. here's secretary of state mike pompeo. >> the last 40 days we've seen a number of activities, not just these past two, but four other commercial ships which challenged the international norms of freedom of navigation. the united states is considering full range of options. we've briefed the president a couple of times. we'll 00 to keep him updated. we're confident we can take a set of actions that can restore deterrence which is our mission set. >> tom cotton went even further saying the attacks against norwegian and japanese ships warrant a military response. >> these unprovoked attacks warrant

lynn ramirez is in morgan hill where police are crediting light for trying to fight back. lynn? >> reporter: that's right, when mister lyte heard the gunfire, he went to the place where the shooting was happening. and engaged in a desperate struggle with the suspect to try to get that weapon from him unfortunately he was not able to do so, police said here today that the desperate fight he engaged in might have given others time to get out. >> reporter: 58-year-old brian light

extended forecast 80s to the weekend and lynn. 60s near the bay. all is right with the world the fog is back. the onshore flow has returned. after father's day we warm up to the 80s and 90s inland. the heat won't make it near the bay. highs remaining in the 60s and 70s. >>> last game and oracle. the crowd is going to be rocking tonight.>>> win or lose it isn't the end of that era. dennis o'donnell courtside for the last warriors game ever and oracle.>>> as the team prepares to bid farewell to the town you want to see your memories from the warriors long time home. you can share your pictures online with the hashtag kpix. >>> it's no ordinary day at denny's it's crepe day. a family tradition we started about twenty-two minutes ago. and from the looks of it, this tradition is going to last awhile. denny's has new crepes! see you at denny's. >>> time has come. to say goodbye. >>> there he is. this is the last night and oracle for the warriors.>> reporter: it is. i'm in the oakland coliseum arena. all the warm-up acts between breaks. these guys come ou

will warm to the 80s and lynn tomorrow with no real trend. some places will be a few degrees warmer or cooler. there is a warming trend later in the week. not a dramatic one. numbers will nudge up to 90 inland by next thursday. the giants are taking on the arizona diamondbacks. first pitch 1:05 pm. it will be sunny and mild. tomorrow afternoon starting grove festival middle 60s tomorrow. alameda county fair this weekend in pleasanton the numbers in the low 80s. the pride celebration all weekend long at the civic center tomorrow 67 degrees. and sunshine. tonight at 6:30 pm an hour and 13 minutes from now the earthquakes are taking on the la galaxy. temperatures will be in the low 50s overnight tonight. daytime highs tomorrow close to average. san francisco 65. concorde 84. san jose 80. oakland 72. the south bay plenty of sun clo temperature 78 in los altos. 80 san jose. in the east bay it will be cool near the shoreline. and lynn the numbers are close to 80 degrees and plenty of sun. ditto for marin but not as warm. 77 san rafael. 74 mill vall

a group against drag queen story hours and lynn marr. lynn i want to start with you.deo that we showed that was for teen and tween events at library near you. they hand the out condoms at that event? >> lynn? >> yes, can you hear me? >> martha: yes, we're playing the video that you sent. you took this video? >> i did. i took that video on saturday afternoon at the library. there was an event held there. there was vendor tables in the middle of the library stocked with big bowls of condoms, some items i had to have explained to me. i'm not quite sure why the teens and tweens needed to have them. there were bookmarks that were accurate and there was a lot of information and most of it was about sex. >> martha: kim, talk to me about the group you founded. 500 moms strong. why you felt it was important to speak out about your feeling about these events? >> when i first found out about it, we couldn't believe that this group is coming for our children now. now they want to groom our children into their unhealthy liflifestyle. we decided it had to stop. i a career where i w

lynn ramirez is in morgan hill where police are crediting light for trying to fight back. lynn? >> reporter: that's right, when mister lyte heard the gunfire, he went to the place where the shooting was happening. and engaged in a desperate struggle with the suspect to try to get that weapon from him unfortunately he was not able to do so, police said here today that the desperate fight he engaged in might have given others time to get out. >> reporter: 58-year-old brian light was a veteran of the automotive service industry. police say when he heard gunfire at the ford store in morgan hill he did not run away. he tried to disarm the suspect. scott looks like he tried to intervene and take the suspect down, with physical force. unfortunately, the suspect overcame him, and shot him twice. >> police gave the following timeline for how the shootings happened. 60-year-old stephen lee was fired from his job as a parks department employee at about 4:15 p.m., but he didn't go home, he went to his car and stayed there for 20 minutes. police say he then retrieved two handguns from the ca

ramon: lynn franco nos cuenta como si querer una persona podrÍa provocarse mÁs daÑo cuando toma estaos tan alterado, el resto del cuerpo sufre . los psicÓlogos dicen que rehusarse a perdonar y dejar pasar, tambiÉn afecta la salud mental. aquellos que se aferran de los rencores, son mÁs propensos a sufrir depresiÓn severa y trastorno de estrÉs postraumÁtico. la buena noticia es que uno puede cambiar ese comportamiento y por consiguiente, mejorar su salud. y perdonar no le es fÁcil, perdÓn prel estcofenca sin retractarse. recomienda que cuanto mÁs no importa cÓmo lo haga. recuerde que el perdÓn es primordial y que sanarÁ su corazÓn en el proceso. para el minuto de salud, le informa lynn franco. >> esto es "contacto deportivo" >> que tal, le saluda con mucho gusto natalie juÁrez. hablemos de neymar que sigue dando noticia. el brasileÑo acudiÓ en silla de ruedas a una comisarÍa en silla de rueda atendiendo al llamado para declarar por la comisaria de represiÓn de interÉs informativo. después de que el sÁbado pasado publicÓ un video sobre eso se le donde mostrÓ la conversación con la mode

thank you, lynn and ruth. so much to talk about!re bbc news coming up. now, this week saw commemoration events for the 75th anniversary of the d—day landings. simon mccoy was at those events in portsmouth, where he interviewed 94—year—old eric chardin who took part in the landings aged just 19. first time in our lives, there were dead bodies all over the place. we didn't give up, no. we just did what we were supposed to do, i think. i'm actuallyjoined by one of the veterans of d—day, eric chardin. you landed on gold beach — you were 19 years old that day, you're 94 now. as you eventually realised this was it and you were on your way, what did that feel like? i think we had tried to convince ourselves that we had got something special to do — even if we didn't have any idea how to do it. and what's your first memory of the moment you realised "we are about to land, and this is about to happen"? well, i mean, it was all going then. we got ourselves together and helmets on. we still got soaking wet. we clambered off and made for the be

warm and lynn. it cools monday. the numbers collapsed. highs drop by wednesday.armest spots only in the middle 70s. before we warm it up weend. stay cool.>>> anybody can give you one sport segment. that goes against the two for saturday night multi. we give you 2. segment one and this man alex dickerson. what a coming-out party for this giant. he has done it in back many people living with diabetes monitor their blooucose e. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. have fast internet a littland now the besthat you mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. are these words for sale? no. go, go, go, go. now you can get fast, reliable internet and save hundreds on your wireless bill. that's simple, easy, awesome. tax

jost spoke with him and mary lynn. says that he is feeling right now.need to have another scan until july. ter that, well, that will be decided when they see h scan turns out. so all in all, the news is good for joe. >> that's wonderful. looks great, sounds great, and he's married to a saint in mry lynn. we love her. >> she's terrific. she will be there tomorrow. >> we'll see both of them tomorrow. barbara and ire will be thes well as i think the whole morning team is going to be there. wendy as well. >> and people can still sign up if they want to. they will open the gates at 6:30 tomorrow morning at freedom plaza. it's a 5k. you can sign up tomorrow. if you can't be there in person and want to donate to the cause, we have a link on our website for you. >> we'll be waiting forer evody to show up. you can get there a little later than 6:30. i think0. 7:3 >> you're working on another story we'll see on monday? >> i am. i'm looking forward to showing you my recent conversation with nancy pelosi. we go back a few years you may know, having known each other

sions nothing has really brought iran to its knees yet good talking to thank you professor natasha lynn step from the university of essex in the united kingdom thank you for having. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world malaysia has closed nearly 500 schools and kindergartens in the southern states of johor until thursday after dozens of people were hospitalized with breathing difficulties symptoms suggest they suggest they inhaled the toxic fumes possibly from industrial waste yes the 2nd such incident to hit the country this year. the space x. has launched its falcon heavy rocket from florida carrying $24.00 research satellites into orbit and it's worth complicated mission yet satellites include an atomic clock record to enable spacecraft to navigate to talk straight across the solar sail which will become the 1st spacecraft in earth's orbit propelled solely by sun. stuff also broken out between members of georgia's opposition and ruling parties during a parliamentary session it came after lawmakers from the ruling georgian dream party refused

they're moving forward. >> lynn, the s.e.c.g a $50 million fine coming from the s.e.c. for ethics problems at kpmg. i realize this goes back a few years but this is the final settlement with. this what have you done to address this within the firm >> well, our business is based on trust and we did have a failure. the opportunity for us to -- we acted swiftly. we took decisive action and this settlement with the s.e.c. really allows us to have closure. but also we have learned some really valuable lessons. we focused on culture. we have focused on compliant as well as governance. and this allows us to move forward a stronger kpmg. >> let's talk about the women's leadership summit which is why we're here today you're bringing together hundreds of women who are maybe a step or two step away from the c suite. they have been nominated by their ceos to come here. what do you hear from them >> at kpmg we care so deeply about developing and advancing women. and this summit is all about getting more women into the c-suite. so today this

gong us on the phone is kpix5 lynn. lynn are you there? okay. we will check back in a bit. do we have len? we will check back in in bit. we want to show you video from earlier. large black plumes of smoke fill the sky a short time ago. look at that. the flames just shooting high up into the sky. firefighters surrounding that condominium complex. crews on ladders working to put that fire out. perimeter was set up fairly quickly. according to witnesses. and someone we talked to who actually posted video on twitter. no word if this is affecting power in the area. but people are being asked to avoid that area. now bystanders are gathering around at the burger king across the street. we saw a denny's from the chopper 5 shot. and that structure just you know completely visible. looks like a total loss. all you can see is the framework. the complex is skeleton blackened by the flames. much of the middle, too, has collapsed. >> yeah. the scaffolding is also visible from the angle. social media users are saying the smoke is visible from the hayward hills. mutual it's a is requested.

lynn,: that was barry open markets institute executive director.g up, the world bank says global growth continues to weaken. more next. this is bloomberg. ♪ crumpton with bloomberg's word news. the trump ministration is imposing major travel restrictions on visits to cuba by american citizens. it will ban stops by cruise ship sand and a heavily used form -- ships and end a heavily used form of education track -- education travel. it is cracking down on cuba for what it calls providing a communist foothold in the region and propping up u.s. adversaries and laces like venezuela and nicaragua. iran says it will continue to resist political and economic pressure from the united states. the u.s. byrring to name, the supreme leader told a crowd of thousands today that "standing against an enemy that uses bullying is the only way to stop him." prosecutors say the florida deputy who failed to confront a gunman during last year's parkland massacre has been arrested on 11 charges. scott peterson was on duty during the shooting at marjorie stoneman douglas hi

welcome to your business update i'm stephen beard zimbra lynn thanks for joining us president donald trump says he will levy a 5 percent tariff on all mexican imports unless the country curbs migration across the u.s. southern border by june 10th the tariff could rise to 25 percent in october mexico's president andres manuel lopez obrador says he will respond with quote great prudence to trump's latest threat and that it won't stop his country from ratifying the new nafta agreement the u.s. chamber of commerce america's top business lobby as meanwhile said it is considering legal action to stop the move. and let's take a closer look at this with our financial correspondent yens quarter in new york. how are the markets responding to this news. well quite allergic hardly anybody here on wall street saw this coming and we saw a quite a sell of chips down by a good 350 points ending the week mostly on the lowest level on the day and just to put this into perspective we've traded lower for 6 consecutive weeks so that is actually the longest losing streak in about 8 years so certainly not

and later on the in lynn operation in the images as they were shot and then you have the way they are used for instance we. are not going to show british or american soldiers execute germans who have surrendered they don't show that. the. however they are going to shoot and show images glorifying the courage of the allied troops in the. book you can see it through the choices that are made by the cameraman. yeah yeah. and all street and then those images are sent and edited with music and narration that serves and that's understandable in a time of war that serve the interest of their propaganda. was. i got only one vacation historical day forced by moscow challis americans have begun the long awaited invasion by germany remains under guard on the ground and even if they are trained in back shot the events of june 6th 1904 from the middle of the night until the end of the day are told in a completely organized way it was essential for the german propaganda to never present the events in a chaotic way and to use narrated sequences instead of people even from the young german units are

the federation of german industries told chancellor merkel was attending its annual meeting in the lynn today that corporate taxes with too high that industry was having to pay the biggest electricity bills in europe and he demanded a change of course. there was nothing veiled about the criticism germany's biggest business model that the government among its biggest gripes a perceived reluctance to move with the times. is a good government has maintained the status quo and likes to talk about how good the economy is right now but looking into the rearview mirror it's not a good foundation for moving forward. the government coalition and i want to make this very clear has lost a great deal of the trust and confidence we put into it. sherman businesses complain that the country is lagging behind in digital infrastructure many c.e.o.'s also be mown the rising cost of energy which they attribute to a flawed climate change policy. all that perhaps food for thought for german chancellor angela merkel on the issue of eroding trust she gave back as good as she got even though my often was like

i asked him i said lynn, what happened to your left hand. he said nazi shrapnel. he had climbed the cliffs and put his hand up and half his hand was blown away. he never bragged or talked about it. most of the greatest generation they came back and went back to work. a lot of them didn't like to talk about it until recently. but he told me that the seas were so -- were so wavy and so uncontrollable that by the time they got to the normandy beach they were ankle deep in puke from all the other troops on board. >> laura: they were so sick. we were talking about this on the way over tonight. it is pretty cold out here tonight. maybe 40 degrees. and it's like live tv. you are doing so many things. we stopped and say wait a second, think about what was happening 75 years ago at this hour. in the dark. and they didn't know where there were. half their compasss. have we gotten soft here? >> as you know, craig, only a few of the men made it out of the transports. 30 of the 36 men were killed instantly because of the german crossfire that they were encountering hitting the

all right, all right i'm jay lynn el rod. i have the blessing of being the deputy field director in south carolina that leading the political revolution to change our nation for the better [ cheers and applause ] >> when we come to events like these and we see all of our enthusiastic supporters, i can't help but feel hopeful for the nation's future. because since jan january 20th 2017 we've had dark days in the country. days that felt hopeless. we felt despair. but we flow because of people like you, because of people who man the campaign, because of people like our candidate bernie sanders on january 20th, 2022 this flags is going to change for the better. [ cheers and applause ] when we take the revolution that starts here in south carolina and when we feel the burn here in south carolina that bern goes to the oval office. [ cheers and applause ] but i'm here today rockhill to tell you woil we come to the rallies while they are great, what we need more so than anything is time and energy and your dedication. we need you to

slogans in particular in the city of lynn uncool 1st highly symbolic place and i think we all should stand up against that we should unite as german society saying that we do not accept any form of anti-semitism here and i think it is a very good way to express solidarity with the jewish community if we where if you all keep our also because many people i think of the opinion in germany that occupies something not in here and that it is an exotic piece of clothes but it's it is not of the keep up belongs to germany it was always part of german culture of jewish culture and this is what you make clear when you have to keep on saturday. all right let's get you some sports news now and the champions league final kicking off today will see up 210-0000 tottenham and liverpool fans film interested to watch the big match either at the stadium or in local bars is that its capital security emergency coordinator has advised fans to behave during the match for else risk being arrested. spades capital city has more fans than available tickets ahead of the champions league kickoff and that could

thank you lynn and ruth. forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. next on bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. nice to see you. what have you got for us? interestingly. we have late night with emma thompson as a chat show host. the new x—men movie, dark phoenix. and gloria bell. a remake of gloria. you are a bit gravelly today. it is my tom waits throaty voice. i hope it lasts. this is a writer people might know. it stars emma thompson, a chat show host. she has been there for ages, she is a proposed, smart, intelligent guests, but it turns out the ratings are on the slump and she decides that she has a writer ‘s room that is not doing theirjob, more to the point they are all white males and she doesn't know an

newsline from herb lynn a man's in hard hats notre dame cathedral in paris fold its 1st services the devastating virus which ripped through the gothic masterpiece 2 months ago donors have pledged hundreds of millions for the restoration but only a trickle has come and some are also coming up on kong's leader backs down on extradition chief executive gary lam shelves a device of law the amount equal to and over mainland china or trial or bursal follows the course of political violence in the territory in decades. and iran casts new towns on the future of its nuclear deal following u.s. accusations that these pictures show iranian forces attacking an oil tanker in the gulf of oman the u.n. is calling best to gauge. i'm calm aspen thanks for joining us 2 months ago today fire tore through notre dame cathedral in paris the blaze destroyed the gothic roof and toppled the famous spire there now today the cathedral is rising from the ashes has held its 1st mass since that devastating fire for safety reasons only around 30 people mostly priests and restoration workers were allowed in and the

images captured by the cameraman filming the landing false work into all of it and later on the in lynn operation in the images as they were shot and then you have the way they are used for instance. and not going to show british or american soldiers execute germans who have surrendered.

now, lynne's idea has become a reality. ba rs lynne's idea has become a reality.strophic lead. 0n kits to prevent what is called a catastrophic lead. on average, it ta kes catastrophic lead. on average, it takes an ambulance seven minutes to arrive. bloodlust can be fatal in as little as three or four minutes. and you wind until the bleeding stops. i ama you wind until the bleeding stops. i am a trauma doctor and trauma injuries is what i do and deal with day in and day out, and it is absolutely heartwarming when you see absolutely heartwarming when you see a patient who has had correct first—aid applied in the community, that has brought us time to be able to do more complex interventions in a hospital setting. the reality is, unfortunately, knife crime nationally is on an increase, and this brings about a certain level of concern as to whether, while we are being trained in this, how we concerned that someone might have a knife injury in our businesses and in ourarea and knife injury in our businesses and in our area and in our city. but i'm afraid that's the so

lynn welcome thousands of delegates from around the world are end of the german city of vaughan the racing to resolve outstanding issues in implementing the paris climate accord nearly 200 countries signed view agreement back in 2015 committing to limit the century's global average temperature increase to no more than 2 degrees celsius above pre-industrial levels lovemore on the issues in just a moment but 1st here's a look at how countries compare in terms of c o 2 emissions. well 28 percent of global emissions china is the biggest offender the united states at 16 percent comes in at number 2 germany with just over 2 percent comes in 6th place but it's a very different story when you look at per capita emissions here qatar comes out way on top the average person there emits over 30 tons of c o 2 each year that's north of the much as the average person in the u.s. and many times the global average of less than 5 tonnes per head no carbon trading the buying and selling credits to emit c o 2 is a big topic of those climate talks i mentioned earlier today i spoke the stuff on a climatologist

you are getting some 70s well in lynn, and a lot of 50s and 60s here. we are running anywhere from five- you are getting some 70s well in lynn, and a lot of 50s and 60s here. we are running anywhere from 5- 10 degrees cooler than where we were 24 hours ago. that is an indication of the cooler weather kicking in. fairfield still gusting 25-30 miles per hour and even out the san jose, that is a cooler direction compared to the northwest and what they had yesterday. i think there are going to be a lot more low clouds coming in tonight as that system digs in around vancouver. as it does it will drop into nevada. it will be enough to really cool us down tomorrow. a little bit cooler, more 80s now down about 5-8 degrees for a live temperatures. summer starts on friday officially, a quick warm-up with an offshore breeze saturday. sunday looks nice, there are indications next week a very cool weather. >>> here is an reminder to download our new ktvu weather app. i have an iphone and i am doing it right now. i had done it, but i am doing it right now. it has the

donations to the schools and athletic programs. 33 parentsre facing charges including actresses lori laugh lynn and felicity huffman.in lougand others are fighting the charges. >>> amtrak is upgradi the trains to speedup the trains. amtrak wants trains to be able to travel 125 miles per hour. right now only two of the three tracks meet standards that allow th speed. amtrak says this is all in preparation for the next generation of high speed accella express trains which are set to hit the flax 2021. there will be a new platform at the new carrollton station.we >>> re working 4 your healthrn this moing with news of some surprising developments about what to eat and how much to exercise. >> so for years the advice has been that chicken is better than red meat when it comes to lowering your cholesterol. well, it turns out that may not betrue. small study suggests that poultry and beef can be equally bad at causing high cholesterol. doctors say the saturated fat in meat causes problems. the study says there can be a good number of those kinds ofs fatin chicken, especially in the sk'sn. >> thatthe b

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. >> lynn from bountiful, utah. >> caller: good morning. thank you. i would say that nothing has improved since we did away with earmarks. our budget's exploding worse than it ever did. as far as the list of examples your guest gave for, i guess, what he would call ridiculous or unjustified earmarks, the 13 billion he listed for the horse and burro program is just enough to keep it inefficient. if we had manufacture, it would ultimately bring taxpayer cost of warehousing horses down. the 13 billion that is being offered is just enough to give them very inhumane sterilization rather than pcp, the birth control, and kill tens of thousands of them. that's just the cost of rounding up and killing these environmentally beneficial animals. >> respond. >> this is about the process by which these projects are added, not necessarily judging whether they're wasteful although a lot of them are. we look through the appropriations bills. we see whether the project matched the criteria developed back in 1991. these projects may have merit on their own but they shou

. >> rebecca lynn is currently in custody >> reporter: the shocking announcement almost two weeks after the grim discovery >> the dead body of a female y female was discovered. only announcing the arrest of a woman who not only worked for collins but seen as a friend in response, the family shared their shock writing, we are sickened and upset that someone so close to linda would be involved in such a terrible and heartless crime. >> i'm here today to announce, i am going to run for republican party of arkansas. >> elected to the house as a democrat in 2010, switching parties the following year >> arkansas governor saying, i'm both stunned and saddened she served with passion and conviction o'donnell was not able to be reached but charges are pending. reporting for nbc news >>> a family in arizona says it plans to file a $10 million lawsuit against the phoenix police because of the way officers responded forcefully detaining the mother and father all caught on camera we have the story and the warning, the images are disturbing. >> reporter: with guns drawn, the officer pointed directly

clubs for a good sucking up money no spitting it out again so you know you mention big city clubs but lynn historically hasn't had one because hat's it hasn't been so successful but when you host is probably looking at other big successful clubs in cities like london and madrid and thinking there's potential here not just in terms of sporting success maybe in terms of marketing opportunities abroad they could well be a growth potential as far as performance goes i mean they only finish what mid table last season yeah i mean mid table lester way behind the lights of by munich and that person dortmund but what i think they can do with this investment if they can get rid of some of that inconsistency is that the notorious for they could be pushing for the champions league prices we know the british leader is always very tight behind by an inverse of goldman's i think champions in the lucrative champions league would be a decent achievement for heads the next season justin gray thank you very much for coming in you're welcome. and just briefly before we go apple's longtime design chief jony iv

liz mcgot lynn, nbc bay area news. >> it's a billion dollar business, and there's a lot of excitementys over. i have one of those portable ac units set up. we could point it right into the room, make it dark and play video games. >> she has the full-on luxury ac. >> i'm going to my set up. >> i only have board games. >> i'm going to mine. with me. let's get you outside to the micro climate forecast tonight. and we want to show you the high clouds moving in out here across the south bay tonight. this is part of our changes. and i know you want those changes. it is so hot. we had 99 in san jose today, 95 right now. we're going to drop, but it's going to be slowly tonight, more 70s at 10:00 and 11:00 this evening. i want to spend the bulk of the time on the changes that are coming our way. i know. i hear you. it's way too hot for many of you. we' we're 15 to 20 degrees above average. we have a system developing in the pacific. no rainfall. it's a rather weak system, but it's going to help to get the fog going at the immediate coast line and push that heat, at least some of it, off to the

. >> with us is lynn sweet and rachel, good to see you both.t are your thoughts from this meeting and declaration from the president about trade talks resuming? >> i mean, from 30,000 feet it looks like good news, right? we all know that a trade war, at least a lot of americans, are really concerned that's going to perfect their bottom line, could hurt the stock market and trade is good for the economy, right? but the devil is in the details there. trump just mentioned china is going to be buying more agricultural products from the u.s. but from my understanding china has not confirmed that yet and they have a lot of n negotiating to do. they have been trying to strike a trade agreement since september and taublks have fall apart before. >> a lot of farmers are ehavery worried, some very angry. the president makes it appear as though there is a real rosie horizon. how badly does he need a real win in this trade war with china? >> what he needs, fred, is the purchase order to prove that he's right. i want to underscore what we've been talking ab

tell the people what the movie is about. >> it's about a girl called rose-lynn.aipsing out of prison. >> stephen: with an ankle monter. >> with an ankle monitor, which she's not happy about. and she has a dream and a passion to be a country singer and go to nashville. but she slowly realizes she's also a mother, and the stigma of the mistakes that she's made and the judgment that she has for herself and what she feels people have is the thing which she is trying to work out. >> stephen: now, is there a country music scene in glasgow? >> oh, yeah! >> stephen: why is there a country music scene? ( laughter ) in glasgow. i found out that's a real thing, but i don't understand. that's purely, like, an american art form that we don't think as being in another country. >> man, you have to come to glasgow. it's unreal. you'll have the best night out. >> stephen: really? >> the grandole opera in glass grow exists. it's in the outlands, this kind of building. it used to be a morgue, which was then turned into a cinema. >> stephen: that sounds like a country song. >> and t

we're going to meet lynn and randy salazar. they lived in their home for 25 years.out for 18 years, then they came back to live in it, but lynn said, "no, we're not moving back in that home "until the kitchen is updated." so, they went to another kitchen company, finally ended up with kitchen experts. we'll tell their story. you're not going to believe it. we're also going to meet senior designer johnny. see a lot of before and after stunning photos you don't want to miss. and we're going to tell you why homeowners all across the bay area are choosing kitchen experts of california. so, sit back and relax for the next 30 minutes. we're going to show you how you can get your dream kitchen and become one of our special homeowners. coming up on today's kitchen experts show, why homeowners are choosing kitchen experts over other companies.

we will be looking for sunshine tomorrow and lynn. numbers cooler than today. monday tuesday wednesday warm it up. before we cool it down again heading into next weekend. good sunday on tap. 20 of sports ahead. >>> plenty of games going on at 6 pm. sports is here to deliver. giants made noise on the road. we have a word from toronto on the eve of the nba finals game two. a stunner involving the biggest name currently trading groundstrokes and women's tennis. >>> do you bleed blue and gold? you want to see your warriors pride and your fan photos. use the hashtag kpi expert you may see yourself on tv. >>> . grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and p