tamika mallory i want to bring you in just a minute. i wonder, were not just saying this because you're here. people talked about you behind your back exactly this way. [laughter]e but you have been through so much and you have seen so much. it how does it feel just from your point you sitting here now writing the book itself. have you ever done it. it more than a notion. it is more than a notion, is veryry difficult to get publishd and it's difficult just to get to where you are now. and you feel the reception and the respect and regard, how did this to you. tamika: it's tough like you said let's just reiterate that writing a book is not outcome is necessary and i thank you so certainly necessary but his heart and especially living the life that i i have lived, and it moving all of the time trying to sit down and take two hours to work with the writing coach and a woman who assisted me in putting the pieces together. to actually answer, it's no joke, very humbling. it also that the timelines were so short because the smoke it began imm

mallory and l next poll, let us know. mallory and ron, thank you both so much for joining us. so far this year, nearly 8,000 people have reached the uk in small boats. meanwhile parliament is debating a bill that would make it a crime for anyone to knowingly arrive in the uk without permission. the bbc�*sjon donnison spent the last few days out on the channel and sent this report. they have come a long way. some of them may have travelled thousands of miles, but for these migrants, the journey�*s end comes near dungeness, south—west of dover. it's a giant step in their search for a better life, and scenes like this are now playing out on a daily basis. earlier, we took a boat out into the channel. we've spotted another small one which appears to be a migrant boat. it's one of the world's busiest shipping lanes, but bobbing on the waves, a tiny dinghy. no motor, just paddles. where are you from, guys? sudan. from sudan? are you 0k? help will be coming soon. they will come and pick you up. here are some fruit and biscuits, somejuice. having given them some food, we shadowed them

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mallory franklin took silver. from tokyo, let's go to the bbc sport centre right now. as day six draws to a close in tokyo, there has been more medal success for team gb. they've won two more medals to take their tally to 18 overall but as andy swiss reports, it could have been even more than a silver and a bronze. from windsor leisure centre to the olympic final, mallory franklin was 0lympic final, mallory franklin was just five when a family day out sparked her passion for paddling. now the ultimate test. the canoe slalom is a sport's wildest white knuckle ride, and after weaving her way through the gates franklin powered into the lead. that is a fabulous performance. relieved? just a bit. the 27—year—old was in gold—medal position. could any of them beat her? they couldn't, until them beat her? they couldn't, until the very last paddler. mallory franklin. but still silver fork franklin. but still silver fork franklin and a event making its 0lympic debut for women, it was particularly sweet. it olympic debut for

mallory franklin!and in an event making its olympic debut for women, it was particularly sweet. obviously it's amazing to have the medal, and i think that it can mean so much for people, and i hope that we will see more women now. it's an event that is really high—class, there was some amazing paddling out there. there was also success in the shooting. matt coward—holley was once a promising rugby player but after breaking his back as a teenager, he turned to a different sport. but he soon had a medal in his sights. bronze for the 26—year—old, which he later described as phenomenal. for british rowing's star duo, though, there was no fairy tale finish. the story of helen glover, who has had three children since the last olympics, and polly swann, an nhs doctor, has been one of the game's most compelling. but the longed—for medal didn't materialise, as they finished fourth in the final. afterwards, glover confirmed this would be her last games. and for both of them, the emotion was clear. the way we've

mallory franklin saved her best run until last and when it mattered in the final.ade a dramatic olympic debut. franklin was in the gold medal position until a flawless display from australia's jessica fox meant that she had to settle for silver but a legacy really this of london 2012 because there was this lee valley white water centre built just north of london for the 2012 games and that is where franklin has been training for this historic moment. but it was no very stale finish contract for britain's two—time gold medallist helen glover who was ruled out definitely, finally, after the mother of three's hopes were dashed. they finished fourth in the women's pairs. she said in rio it was her last one and then she was tempted back. now she is saying, no, it is definitely it. but she is keen to inspire others. training while her three babies slept. she is saying you can do anything that you want to do, trying and failing is not problem, as long as you try. what a message whatever we do. absolutely, mike, it was an inspirational press conference she gave after the e

mallory franklin wins silver in another first for team gb.one of the most touching moments of the games so far — we speak to matty lee about winning that gold with tom daley. but no fairy tale ending for helen glover and polly swan, as their olympicjourney comes to an end. despite not winning a medal, the mum of three has an incredibly positive message. you can do anything you want to deal, and trying and failing is no problem as long as you try, and that goes out to notjust my children, but anyone out there. so goes out to notjust my children, but anyone out there.— also coming up in the programme... an astonishing outburst from south africa's director of rugby, where he criticises the officiating for an hour! we get reaction from british and irish lion alun wynjones. welcome to the programme. the tokyo games just keep on delivering. this woman has become the first ever british female to win an olympic canoe slalom silver. mallory franklin trained at the lee valley white water centre, which was built for london 2012 — and today, she fulfille

mallory franklin wins silverfor team gb. good evening. a landmark report from the met office has found the uk is almost a degree celsius warmer than 30 years ago, as climate change takes hold. we've been experiencing some pretty extreme weather conditions over the last few weeks, from heatwaves to flash flooding, and scientists say climate change is a major cause of that. with its impact being felt across the uk, scientists are warning of the need to prepare for higher temperatures and more flooding. in the space of 30 years, the uk has become 0.9 degrees celsius warmer and 6% wetter. 2020 was the third warmest, fifth wettest and eighth sunniest year on record — the first time all three have been in the top ten at the same time. our science correspondent, rebecca morelle, reports. the changes we are seeing are dramatic. this week's storms leading to flash flooding in the south of england. in ilford in essex, rainwater poured into this woman's garden and garage, taking the family by surprise. we turned off the electricity in the garage. i

miles away, doesn't mean they can't feeljust as involved, going through every twist and turn with malloryy over the moon with her efforts. britain's two—time gold medallist helen glover, has ruled out another olympics rowing bid after the mother—of—three's hopes of a fairytale finish at tokyo 2020, were dashed. glover is now 35 and along with polly swann, finished fourth in the women's pair. after the race glover said, "in rio, i said it was my last one. "this time i'm saying no, it's definitely it." she is also keen to inspire others, after her incredible journey back into the sport — training while her three babies slept — saying, "you can do anything you want to do. "trying and failing is no problem as long as you try." better news for team gb�*s matt coward—holley in men's trap shooting, as he won bronze — britain's 17th medal of the tokyo olympics. he is the world and european champion, but paid the price for a slow start, missing three of his first 10 targets. the briton recovered with 14 successive hits to climb into the bronze medal position. and joy for ireland as they celebrated

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canoeist mallory franklin secures a silverfor team gb in the women's slalom event in tokyo.le next year. sport and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre. good evening. day six in tokyo has ended with team gb sitting in sixth in the medals table. no golds today, but two more medals nonetheless take them to 18 in total. mallory franklin got a silver on her 0lympic debut in the women's canoe slalom, an event that was also appearing at the games for the first time. franklin went early in the final and posted a time that saw her lead the competition right until the final paddler. and a flawless display from australia'sjessica fox, meant the brit had to settle for silver. franklin is a legacy of london 2012, as she's been training at the lee valley white water centre built for those games. it was really cool, it was so stressful being sat up there on the start line, but ijust had a moment where i was like this is actually really cool. i wouldn't want to be anywhere else right now. the camera was panning around me, psychotic limb stand smiled in it. it reminded me of the en

. >> reporter: in 2015, mallory arrow went to washington, d.c. with her tribe's youth council.nsylvania. >> getting there, i didn't feel anything. i didn't. like i felt like i was supposed to feel getting to the school. but it wasn't until we got to the grave sites. >> reporter: they found graves of native children their age from their lakota tribe, taken from their very reservation more than 100 years ago. >> we all started crying. like we all felt that energy there. >> it's like mourning a relative you didn't know you had. >> reporter: they left with one question. >> why don't we bring them home? we don't have an answer for that, you know? why don't we bring them home? >> reporter: during the 19th and much of the 20th century, generations of indigenous children in the u.s. were forced into boarding schools, many run by religious organizations or the federal government, part of a campaign to assimilate them into white christian culture. >> take the indian out and save the child was kind of the -- the talk back then. >> reporter: many children suffered sexual, physical and emot

. >> reporter: in 2015, mallory arrow went to washington, d.c. with the tribe's youth council.ania. >> getting there, it wasn't -- i didn't feel anything. i didn't like i felt like i was supposed to feel getting to the school. but it wasn't until we got to the grave sites. >> they found graves of native children their age from their very tribe. taken from their very reservation more than 100 years ago. >> we, all, started crying. like, we all felt that energy there. >> it's like mourning a relative you didn't know you had. >> reporter: they left with one question. >> why don't we bring 'em home? we don't have an answer for that. you know? why don't we bring them home? >> reporter: during the 19th and much of the 20th century, generations of indigenous children in the u.s. were forced into boarding schools. many run by religious organizations or the federal government. part of a campaign to assimilate them into white-christian culture. >> take the indian out and save the child was kind of the -- the talk, back then. >> reporter: many children suffered sexual, physical, and emoti

. >> reporter: in 2015, mallory arrow went to washington, d.c. with a tribe's youth council.thing. i didn't -- like i felt like i was supposed to feel getting to the school. but it wasn't until we got to the grave sites. >> reporter: they found graves of native children their age from their very own lakota tribe taken from their very reservation more than 100 years ago. >> we all started crying. like we all felt that energy there. >> it's like mourning a relative you didn't know you had. >> reporter: they left with one question. >> why don't we bring them home? we didn't have an answer. >> reporter: during the 19th and much of the 20th century, generations of indigenous children were run by religious organizations or the federal government, part of a campaign to assimilate them into white christian culture. >> save the child and take the indian out was the talk back then. >> reporter: many suffered sexual, physical, abuse, mall nourishment and disease. no one is really sure how many died. the more than 900 unmarked grave sites found near just two canadian schools is a grim in

we have got mallory franklin in the canoe slalom. about helen glover and swan in the blood of these games and it will go into them and's paraspinal. for ireland, the men's light weight doubles final with paul o'donovan and fenton mccarthy giving in that one and they set a world in the time yesterday and qualify for that person but also the author will get under way. justin rose one back in 2016 and is not competing here so i may think and paul casey will get their golf competition started.— and paul casey will get their golf competition started. thank you very much for all — competition started. thank you very much for all of _ competition started. thank you very much for all of that. _ celtic�*s champions league hopes have ended in the second qualifying round for the second consecutive year. they were beaten 2—1 after extra time on the night and 3—2 on aggregate by midtjylland in the second leg in denmark_ celtic had led 1—0 at one stage, but three minutes into the first period of extra time defensive frailties once again cost them

some unions have expressed skepticism and mallory bar, an attorney for a law firm which specialized in employee litigation said the county is on solid legal ground but anticipates legal challenges. among the arguments. >> it infringes on individual freedoms and liberties, but i think ooepers are in their right to demand the employees as long as they comply with ada and title 7. >> reporter: the public should not view the mandate as punitive but as a necessary health precaution. county leaders say they expect to roll out the mandate sometime next week. in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area. >>> down on our bay area news app, it is a great resource to stay in the know and keep you updated even when we are not on the air. >>> let's go to tokyo now. live at the olympic caldron. you could see some blue skies today. they have some rain yesterday, serious downpours. but it is still hot and humid in tokyo. athletes for team usa bringing in more gold. >> the women's soccer team scores a spot in the semifinals so more gold coming from there. wins 4-2 against the netherlands. and the swimming d

mallory franklin got a silver on her olympic debut in the women's canoe slalom, an event that was also that saw her lead the competition right until the final paddler. and a flawless display from australia'sjessica fox meant the brit had to settle for silver. franklin is a legacy of london 2012, as she's been training at the lee valley white water centre, built for those games. it was really cool. it was so stressful being sat up there on the start line, but ijust had a moment where i was like this is actually really cool. i wouldn't want to be anywhere else right now. the camera was panning around me, and i caught a glimpse and smiled in it. it reminded me of the environment and how crazy it all is, but it's just really cool. the other medal today came courtesy of matthew coward—holley, who won bronze in the men's trap shooting. he is the world and european champion, but paid the price for a slow start, missing three of his first ten targets. the brit recovered with m successive hits to climb onto the podium. elsewhere, america's sunisa lee has won the coveted women's all—around gymna

there's a famous memo written 1960 in april by the deputy system sector state at that time . buster mallory, where he wrote that the point of embargo to deny money and supplies to cuba to bring about hunger, desperation and overthrow the government for 60 years. they haven't, they've sort of achieve a lot of those things, but not, not the last one. but certainly that, that the u. s. government seeks seeks to, to hear the regime change. but so far the protest just lasted one day. it's very time today. and so we're means of seeing what will happen in the coming days. okay, read thanks very much for lindsey kimberly helped get john slide from outside the white house in washington. so kimberly, we got this delegation of us politicians heading for cuba. that the central message seems to be. we stand with you, we support you, but doesn't that ring kind of hollow? if the biden administration doesn't jefferson the trumpet ministration sanctions put in place was 4 years ago now? well, that was the big question. there. the white house press briefing that just wrapped up and there seems to be an effor

today it was time for mallory franklin to ride the biggest wave of nerves.. and back at lea valley, where she trains, her family knew just how good it was. cheering golden girl. here she goes... 0nly her nemesis, the all—conquering jess fox, could now snatch the gold. franklin's wait for her fate was a white knuckle ride in itself. it is going to fox. happy tears from the australian, on the event's 0lympic debut for women. but franklin's great leap for silver was one great leap for women's sport. it can mean so much for people and i hope that people see it now as an event that's really high class, there was some amazing paddling out there. so, silver success here, then, but away from canoe slalom, it's been a day of hits and near misses for team gb. nip and tuck, edge of the seat stuff. former rugby player matt coward—holley broke his back as a teenager, so turned his eye to trap shooting. he's won 0lympic bronze atjust 26. but there was to be no fairy—tale finish for helen glover and polly swann in the women's pair. glover's had three children since the las

. >> reporter: joe mallory is president of the cincinnati naacp, he is waiting for biden to speak morecting voting rights and police reform. >> he has a lot of room for improvement. you know, because this is just the beginning part of his term, but we're still going to be pressing for more. >> reporter: and even though the president is only at the six month mark of his term, there is a sense of urgency in the west wing. a senior adviser telling me the clock is running, and the president certainly knows that. that explains why the next few weeks are so critical for infrastructure, fighting back covid-19 and of course handling the variety of other crises impacting the white house. the president certainly now entering a new phase of his first year in office. jeff zeleny, cnn, cincinnati. >>> and be sure to tune into the biden town hall, don lemon moderates the discussion on a wide range of issues including coronavirus pandemic. that is live wednesday at 8:00 p.m. in new york, 8:00 a.m. thursday on hong kong. >>> and as democrats and republicans prepare for next week's hearing on the janua

joe mallory is president of the naacp.ce reform. >> he has a lot of room for improvement because this is the beginning part of his term, but we're still going to be pressing for more. >> reporter: now, even though the president is only at the six-month mark of his term, there is a sense of urgency in the west wing. tonight a senior white house official telling me, we know that, the president certainly knows that. the clock is ticking. that is why the pressure on the white house now so critical over these next coming summer weeks. anderson? >> jeff zeleny, appreciate it. thanks very much. president biden joins don lemon for an exclusive presidential town hall live tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. we'll be right back. removes germs in seconds, moisturizes for hours. soft, smooth. new dove handwash. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand-new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to

mallory franklin got a silver on her 0lympic debut in the women's canoe slalom, an event that was alsoe brit had to settle for silver. franklin is a legacy of london 2012, as she's been training at the lee valley white water centre, built for those games. it was really cool. it was so stressful being sat up there on the start line, but ijust had a moment where i was like this is actually really cool. i wouldn't want to be anywhere else right now. the camera was panning around me, and i caught a glimpse and smiled in it. it reminded me of the environment and how crazy it all is, but it's just really cool. the other medal today came courtesy of matthew coward—holley, who won bronze in the men's trap shooting. he is the world and european champion, but paid the price for a slow start, missing three of his first ten targets. the brit recovered with 1a successive hits to climb onto the podium. elsewhere, america's sunisa lee has won the coveted women's all—around gymnastics title. her uneven bars was the feature of her competition, but the 18—year—old secured the gold with her fourth discip

. >> reporter: joe mallory is president of the cincinnati naacp. he's waiting for biden to speak more forcefully on voting rights by eliminating the filibuster and police reform. >> he has a lot of room for improvement. this is just the beginning part of his term, but we're still going to be pressing for more. >> so with all of these challenges mounting, the west wing clearly knows that time is of the essence. there's a sense of urgency running through the west wing. kate, even though only six months are gone of the president's first term, they know the clock is running. new presidents have to do the bulk of what they intend to do during the first year. there is still a sense among democrats, they want to see the president act even bolder. of course, he has much on his plate, kate. >> jeff, the folks you talked to, they seem to be a pretty healthy level of patience and are being pretty patient. any sense from them how long that patience lasts before biden starts facing more public push more, i don't know, trouble? >> that is the big question here.

we have got mallory franklin in the canoe slalom.l with paul 0'donovan and fenton mccarthy going in that one and they set a world in the time yesterday in qualifying. justin rose won golf back in 2016 and is not competing here so i may tommy fleetwood and paul casey will get their golf competition started. thank you very much for all of that. celtic�*s champions league hopes have ended in the second qualifying round for the second consecutive year. they were beaten 2—1 after extra time on the night and 3—2 on aggregate by midtjylland in the second leg in denmark_ celtic had led 1—0 at one stage, but three minutes into the first period of extra time defensive frailties once again cost them as raphael 0nyedika scored the winning goalfor the danes. celtic will now have make do with the third qualifying round of the europa league next week. just one game in super league tonight saw warrington wolves put on an impressive display to beat rivals wigan warriors by 21—8. this long—range try from jake mamo sealing victory that leaves warringto

as for those children, mallory and her friends found in the graveyard years ago, they are coming homed, the remains of nine lakota children from that pennsylvania boarding school will begin a journey back. >> we saw the change we needed. so we made the change. >> they may sing to them in their own language, something the boarding school wouldn't have heard of. ♪♪ >> it is end of something or really just the beginning? >> it's the beginning. there is so much more boarding schools that we have yet. this is just the start. >> reporter: they know much more needs to be done, many more children need to be found. >> you look at it as, why do these schools with, you know, a lot of the white children got to attend schools with playgrounds? our children had to attend schools with graveyards, it should be a wake-up call now. ♪ rost martin savage, cnn on the rosebud sioux reservation, south dakota. >>> all right, still ahead, texas republicans are mounting yet another effort to restrict voting. they are meeting right now hon the latest bills. we'll have much more straight ahead. ♪ latest bills. w

you had tamika mallory standing there.e's what we know, it's going to take all of us and we were very reflective of america. >> congresswoman joyce beatty, thank you very much for joining us tonight. always an honor. >> thank you. >>> we'll be right back with tonight's last word. tonight's l. whooping cough. amusement parks are like whooping cough. even ice cream is like whooping cough, it's not just for kids. whooping cough is highly contagious for people of any age. and it can cause violent uncontrollable coughing fits. sometimes followed by vomiting and exhaustion. ask your doctor or pharmacist about whooping cough vaccination because whooping cough isn't just for kids. limu emu... and doug. ask your doctor or pharmacist about whooping cough vaccination so then i said to him, you oughta customize your car insurance with liberty mutual, so you only pay for what you need. oh um, doug can we talk about something other than work, it's the weekend. yeah, yeah. [ squawk ] hot dog or... chicken? [ squawk ] only pay for what yo

. >> reporter: joe mallory is president of the cincinnati naacp. on protecting voting rights by eliminating the senate filibuster and police reform. >> he has a lot of room for improvement. you know, because this is just the beginning part of his term. but we're still going to be pressing for more. >> reporter: now, even though the president is only at the six-month mark of his term, there is a sense of urgency in the west wing. tonight a senior white house official telling me, we know that, the president certainly knows that. the clock is ticking. so that is why the pressure on the white house now so critical over these next coming summer weeks. anderson? >> jeff zeleny, appreciate it. thanks very much. president biden joins don lemon for an exclusive cnn presidential town hall. that's live tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. we'll be right back. we know what makes the perfect schmear of cream cheese. the recipe we invented over 145 years ago and me...the world's best, and possibly only, schmelier. philadelphia. schmear perfection. i was drowning

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. >> reporter: joe mallory, president of the naacp.rm. >> he has a lot of room for improvement because this is just the beginning part of his term, but we're still going to be pressing for more. >> reporter: now, by the time president biden arrives here in cincinnati this evening, he will likely have a greater sense of if the infrastructure deal can be a bipartisan agreement going forward or if democrats will have to do this through reconciliation, that of course is the senate rule for allowing democrats only to vote on this. so, of course, infrastructure, covid-19, the economy, many issues on the minds of voters here in ohio. all of which will be front and center tonight at the cnn town hall with president biden. brianna? >> yeah, he would love that bipartisan win. we'll see if he does get it in the end. jeff zeleny in cincinnati, thank you so much. watch cnn's exclusive town hall with president joe biden hosted by our don lemon tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up, florida's republican governor is facing some harsh c

i'm mallory vera in washington, with reaction from lawmakers coming u battling the x fire burning innd counties. u s forest service says crews now have the fire at 23% contain that's a big improvement over the 8% on saturday fires burn 134 square miles along the nevada border northwest of lake tahoe, the forestry service says both fires included in the beckworth complex were started by lightning and a mariposa county just outside of yosemite. the river fire has now burned 4000 acres. only 5% contained. it started yesterday spread quickly and dry and very hot conditions. several areas in the path of the flames have been evacuated in both mariposa and madera counties. at least five structures have been destroyed the cause of those fires have yet to be determined. flex alert now in effect here in california because of wild fire that's burning in southwest oregon, u. s forest service says the fire tripled in size over the weekend and is threatening electric transmission. lines that supply energy back here in california. calisto says that has forced it to power down those lines, making le

officials here say it could be weeks before a timeline to set for demolition and surfside, florida mallory, there are fox news and another potential problem not far from that scene. this afternoon, the city of north miami beach ordered the evacuation of 156 unit condominium building after an inspection showed it was unsafe. inspectors found structural and electrical problems at the crispy towers. a number of cities in south florida have ordered inspections of high rise buildings following the collapse and surfside. hundreds of homeless people in san jose facing uncertain, uncertain future this is the city is under pressure from the federal government to clear an encampment that's at the edge of the runways there at san jose airport interview gary jois us now live at that in camera with more on this, jesse. heather for the past. five years, maybe a little bit more about 2 to 3 dozen on house residents here in san jose have been camping out on this site, but the covid 19 pandemic swelled the number of homeless that are now living here. i think this is the largest camp i've ever seen, and it

and surfside, florida mallory, there are fox news, a little big box retailers change against ours inan francisco locations because of out of control, shoplifting, they say why the mayor says the change is off target. also an attack on um uni bus coming up the search for the man, police say stabbed a fellow passenger. seemingly at random and later in sports, both the a's and giants trying to end their slumps tonight sports director market audience will have all the highlights coming up at first, though you've likely heard it for weeks. i certainly have the sound of illegal fireworks being set off. we rode along with the bay area police department as they work police department as they work to try to curb the dangerous if you smell gas, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out fireworks in cities all across the bay area police officer doing what they can to try to crack down, but they say catching people in the act of lighting fireworks. it's very difficult. ktvu is as a smith wrote, along with o

: es preocupante todo lo que esta pasando.expresaron la solidaridad de las actrices livia brito y mallorycÓmo se comporta la frontera sur? >> el mundo necesita paz y el actor desea que pronto haya bienestar en cada paÍs. >> luego nos quejamos de la frontera norte pero no vemos al sur. es una cuestiÓn mundial. en europa pasa lo mismo con toda la gente que viene de África. obviamente que es responsabilidad de cada pueblo y de cada naciÓn. >> eduardo fue cuestionado porque no estuvo presente en el reciente bautizo de la hija de su colega marlene favela. >> por supuesto que me invitaron, le di las gracias a marlene. es que me tuve que ir con mi familia que la pasamos increÍble, un fin de semana muy familiar y muy bonito. 53 aÑitos . parezco de? >> 50 y tres aÑos bien vividos. escuchÉ cuÁl es la recomendaciÓn del actor para mantener un matrimonio duradero como el de 12 aÑos que cumpliÓ con la guapa maylin villanueva, es el pasado febrero. >> hay que hacer el amor todos los dÍas, asÍ se los dejo de tarea. >> quÉ presumido. todos los dÍas? pues quÉ bien les ayunas. [risas] con razÓn se le ve muy

a 19-year-old by the name of mallory beach was thrown over board and died.e the police officers who responded to the crash. officers saying at the time quote, i was trying to find out who was driving around they wouldn't tell me. despite police have recordings of cook's cousin also on the boat during the crash telling police murtagh was at the wheel. the murders prompting state investigators to open a 2015 case when a young man was found dead in the middle of a road. rachel: thank you, ashley. a ex-border official is speaking out the first time since leaving his position in june to sound the alarm on the severity of the migrant surge. former cpp deputy commissioner says what we're seeing a absolutely unprecedented. calls the crisis serious because border security is national security. our next guest has covered the situation at the border extensively for townhall.com. yule low rosas is here. you've been on the border a lot. what worries the most about everything that you have seen? >> what worries me the most not just the high, historically high apprehension