manny, you have to face your fears. that's why we're here?n't you let me in on your little plan? because you're the worst liar. he would have seen right through you. i don't want to go on the roller coaster. manny, you were afraid to light the barbecue, but now your eyebrows have grown back and your salmon is legendary. what if i fall out? i will catch you. that's not possible. he would crush you. w-what if i throw up? i will clean it up. it wouldn't be the first time. ah, geez, these are new shoes. you're not gonna let up, are you? baby, i think you know the answer. [ sighs ] fine, let's get it over with. [ chuckles ] that's my boy! vamos, jay. no, i'm not going on that. that's bad for my back. your back is fine. yeah, i got an inner-ear thing. oh, please. don't tell me you're scared, too. scared? what -- what is this scared stuff? what -- what am i, a child? i'm not scared. you see? you're the worst liar. well, if he's not going, i'm not going. oh, for god's sake, fine. i'll go alone. here, take my girly purse. and you, my floppy ha

thank you for letting me share this, manny. i know i am not with you. i wrote these words and still getting a little tearful. manny, says jamil leaning forward to see them clearly, you are worth it. you got mad courage. just hang on and keep going one day at a time. that is all you got to do. jamal looks like he is about to cry. no one but a psychotic patient ever offered him kind words. and one and tyrone looked uncomfortable with his expression of emotions the campbell nods in agreement. got to take it one day at a time. think of all those days you survived already. i glanced at cynthia to see if she appreciates what is going on in front of us. her eyes are wide and wet with amazing. we are witnessing a pivotal moment for manny, a collective responsibility to care for someone else. no one wanted to end. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> booktv tapes hundreds of other programs throughout the country all year long. here is a look at some of the events we will be covering this week. monday we are in washington dc to hear h

manny, why didn't you speak up? she can't take criticism about her driving. old lady yelled at her at a crosswalk. she honked so long, the horn ran out. manny! i've said too much already. aah... point. hinder! aah! boom! lucky shot! that is game! and i believe match. yep. fine. you won. but, you know, what do you expect? for the first half of the game, i was distracted by what happened in the locker room. and you're sure it's not because i'm a fabulous racquetball player? you're average, but i was a little thrown by you touching me, which is unnatural. not to you, of course. no, to you, it's like rocket fuel. oh, sure. when you're gay, you just walk around giving butt bumps to everybody. it's like a high-five. it's a low-two. you know what? i'm gonna prove that you won only because i was distracted. do you want to go up against me again? yes. no! damn it! [ cellphone rings ] hello! hey, dad. uh, did you know that the accident was gloria's fault? yes. i mean, i wasn't there, but she's a horrible driver. if she hit 10 cars, i wouldn't be surprised. if you knew

and manual bo jor queses-- bo jor kez is-- bojorquez is on the coast now, manny? yeah, manny may be having a connection problem there because the winds are so severe. >> we are in, as you said, the fort lauderdale area and it is not just these hurricane force winds and this pounding rain but it's also the fact that route the afternoon there has been one tornado warning after the other. what is happening here is that hurricane irma has spawned these waterspouts in the atlantic that make their way on shore and there's a report of at least tornado this afternoon near fort lauderdale international airport. right now there are also concerns about flooding. you can see the canal behind us where the cater has just been rising all day. and of course the storm surge, nearly 15,000 people here in the fort lauderdale area and in broward county have decided not to be in the elements and to go inside into shelters and that is a positive thing because right now in these conditions law enforcement cannot be out there. there is a curfew in place. but some people have decided not

going down as one of the greatest middleweight fights of all time and with mayweather retired and mannying on saturday's fight, not just the superstar. there is a lot riding on saturday's fight, notjust the belt but their position in the sport. ade adedoyin, thank you. adedoyin, thank you. ade adedoyin live in las vegas head of that big fight to come this weekend. we like to bring something on sportsday that is different when we can. this will take some topping. this is swiss freestyle skier andri ragettli who as part of his training has set up what can only be described as a kind of assault course — with various balance ropes. he posted it online as he prepares to compete at the 2018 winter olympics. seeing is believing, and watched in its entirety. i'll be back with sportsday at 10:30pm. for now though, enjoy. we will leave you with those pictures and i will have plenty more for you on sportsday at 10:30pm. there he is, another little treat for you. it is fantastic to see, isn't it? if only i could produce something similar that really would be something. great way to round it off wit

bravo, manny, bravo! well, when i heard manny wanted to fence, i was like, "sure.uncoordinated kid, lethal weapon -- how can this go wrong?" [ whistle blows, buzzer ] [ laughs ] yeah! gloria: and what do you think now? i'm proud of our little zorro. i mean, i worked with him a little, but the kid's got skills. it's in his blood. his father was a master swordsman. he was an artist with his sword. i mean, the way he throws the sword -- i mean, he was legendary. you know, this nice moment i'm having with your son -- you're... kind of wrecking it. sorry.

we're gonna be late for manny's birthday! let's go! let's go! let's go! let's go! let's go!m ready, mom. you sure, honey? yep. then take a quick peek at your feet. oh! come on, luke! are you gonna walk faster, or should i get lily's stroller out of the car and push you? would you relax? the restaurant's like five minutes away from here -- ohh, free lotion. stop stopping to smell the roses. manny's present. ohh, you are such a pritchett. what's that supposed to mean? let's go! let's go! let's go! let's go! let's go! i'm looking for the keys! of course you are. i like being on time. it's easy 'cause i'm organized.

first, manny. >> before the rush to leave town, there was the scramble to find supplies to bored up homesthe truck basically. >> reporter: daniel michael manages this hardware store his parents have owned for more than 40 years. >> everybody is kind of just, crazily going everywhere. we are out of all inventory. everybody, no gas left. >> reporter: the major concern here is storm surge. the islands average 6 feet above sea level. surge from irma has potential to be more than 9 feet high. florida governor rick scott traveled to the keys today. >> every floridian should take this seriously and be aggressive to protect their family. >> the governor estimates 25,000 people in the state have already evacuated. elizabeth prieto heading for higher ground for the first time in decades. >> i'm scared. category 5, i don't want to be here. >> hospitals in the keys like mariners are evacuating too. critical care patients moved north says ceo rick freeburg. >> come 7:00 p.m. tomorrow, this hospital is -- closed the doors. >> close the doors. got any critical patients then. he north. >> reporter: traff

but manny and i-- we have the young ears. don't get how one dog keeps you awake when you grew up sleeping through cockfights and revolutions. mm-hmm. very funny, jay. manny hasn't been able to sleep in weeks. it's screwing his brain for school. and it doesn't stop. it goes on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on. yes, that could be annoying. - [sighs] - [dog barking] that's it. i'm going over there. gloria, now, don't go starting something because whenever you do, i'm the one that-- that she couldn't hear. [door opens] they're gone. cam. all the children are gone. what children? i was running in the park, and i noticed that none of the kids lily usually plays with were there. well, it's still early. but then i ran into lori.

mark strassmann is monitoring preparations along miami beach. >> reporter: manny, did you see those two cops? they're standing in front of a line of cars that runs about 40 deep, all drivers waiting to buy gas as irma draws closer to here. like everyone here, they've been encouraged to leave, but it's not mandatory... so far. if irma swatches miami beach, roy coley has to drain it. >> what you have here is the control panel. >> reporter: the city's public works assistant director inspected and flushed all 34 pumping stations. he has 30 more temporary pumps on stand-by. is there anything about these pumps that city? >> if you get a cat 5 direct hit on this city, there's nothing our pumps could do to prevent flooding. all our pumps are going to be capable of is when the storm is over is to remove the water quickly. >> reporter: make you nervous? >> very. >> reporter: roughly 90,000 people, many elderly, live in a feet that is three feet above sea level. >> no one needs to be a superhero here. we want them off the island. >> reporter: in eastern broward county, mandatory evacuations go int

manny, thank you very much. manny alvarez. eric: first lady melania trump is making a special stop. is honoring some very special and heroic athletes and it happens to be her first solo trip as the u.s. first lady. look at who she met. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) the capital one venture card. unlimited double miles on every purchase, not just airline purchases. now available... (clanging) ...in metal. what's in your wallet? >>> eric: first lady melania trump is visiting canada today. it's for the annual games which are held for wounded veteran athletes. really special. the first lady leading the u.s. delegation there in support of the 90 americans who are competing in these very inspiring games. we have more now on the trip and what's expected and what she's doing from los angeles. hi mary ann. >> the president tweeting his praise of the first lady in her first solo international trip. she just wrapped up a meeting with team usa. posed for pictures with the 90 member u.s. team and also spoke to them about what it means to be part of the third annual games. an event created by prince harry, a vetera

mountains, the younger, inherited from his father, three mountains the elder, and he -- this guy's name is manny. he collects other artifacts and she is just sort of getting stuff and just sort of doing his survey. what he does not know, and makes the story for me,s that's william the mountain the younger's father, william three mother the elder, is a legendary figure who was the head man of a band that lived here at the confluence of hangman creek and spokane river, and the fact that these plants are still here that william the mountain's picked -- his family picked here for food, some of about that is both severe change, cataclysmic exchange, and a constant that is the kind of story that i'm trying to tell in this ancient places book. so that's the small changes. mady's moccasins. so the world i live in that i'm trying to write about is the world between the rockie mountains mountains mountains and the cascades. they form a try ang until british columbia and wide night great basin. that's my beat, the interior, the inner mountain west that has named that don't describe i very well, and there's

manny is in naples which could get a big brunt of this storm is actually we're going to -- manny is indale. >> that's right. we are in fort lauderdale, where winds are expected to reach 75 miles per hour later today and as you can see we are well on our way to that. what we've been seeing here throughout the morning these gusts picking up, the rain increasing, any of these shrubs for tree branches that are not strong are falling into this canal right here. speaking of this call i can tell from you being here last night to what we're seeing now, it is g.finitely rising. the concern here not just the strong winds that we're seeing right now and the rain, but of course the storm surge and flooding that might happen. here in broward county, you have 15,000 people who are riding this storm out in shelters, that's what officials wanted to see. the reason why, is because those buildings are strong enough to withstand some of the impacts of the wind here but also because righ n because of these weather conditions where you cannot have law enforcement on the roads, they cannot respond to all th

described at his bow that he had inherited from his father three mountains the elder and this guys name is manny, he collects artifacts. he is just getting soft and started doing his surveys for what he does not know and makes the story, for me, is that william three mountains and the younger's father, will william three mountains the elder is a legendary figure who had the head men's of abandoned lived in the hangman's creek in spokane river and the fact that these plans are still here that he picked and that his family would've picked for the service varies from food and there's something about that that is both severe change, cataclysmic change but also a constant. it's the kind of story that i'm trying to tell in this agent places book. that is a small changes. the world that i live in that i'm trying to write about is the world between the rocky mountains in the cascades which is a big area. spokane is right in the area and they form a triangle as you go into the british columbia and get into the great basin. the intermountain west is my game. there is lots of large geological events and in

alvarez and gennady golovkin meet in what is the most significant fight since floyd mayweather defeated manny ago we had that spectacle to take place, and now this is we'll fight. these are the two best middleweights in the division. i call it eight to nine rounds of the health for both guys. this isn't going to be a walk in the park. i think gennady golovkin is a monster. alvarez is a knockout artist. they are the most skilled boxes on the planet today now that mayweather has retired. you will see a realfight mayweather has retired. you will see a real fight on saturday. now, we like to bring something different on sportsday where we can. but i think as far as technique, balance, poise and skill are concerned this is going to take some topping. this is swiss freestyle skier andri ragettli who as part of his training has set up what can only be described as a kind of assault course — with various balance ropes. he posted it online as he prepares to compete at the 2018 winter olympics. seeing is believing, and watched in its entirety... for now, though, enjoy. hello and welcome to our look ahe

what is hung over father found out he whipped manny. but manny said it didn't hurt as much that time because he was tipsy from the alcohol. from then on he drank as much as he could get his hands on. . . >> and no one wants it to end. you can watch this and other programs join line at booktv.org. >> well, good morning, and welcome to the cato institute i'm a sr. policy analyst with the central for global liberty and prosperity and i run a website called human progress.org.

. >> para los expertos la noticia no es sorpresa ya que muchoss a manni que kate del castillo querÍa importarlo, dijo que estaba feliz con la noticia. >> los consejo nunca sobran. >> que los aprovechen cuando estÁn chiquitos porque crecen muy rÁpido. >> incluso de un personaje muy querido por todos nosotros. p> que tengan una bonita familia y mÁs le vale que se porto bien. >> en nueva york noticias telemundo. >> asÍ llegamos al final, recuerden que aquÍ en noticias telemundo le vamos a tener todos los detalles del anuncio de la casa blanca sobre el daca, por ahora nos despedimos, soy felicidades, hay mÁs noticias esta noche por telemundo, muy buenas noches. - su hija se puso a consumir alcohol. soltÓ el volante, empezÓ a manejar con su rodilla, doctora, y a hacer video. [gritos y exclamaciones] - cuando yo abro la puerta, dos policÍas estaban en la puerta de mi casa. habÍa perdido la vida. [sollozos] -¡prima, por favor no! ¡prima! - mire como quedÓ ese carro. [♪] - la niÑa tuvo quemaduras de segundo grado, porque esta mujer la influenciÓ a hacer el nuevo reto que estÁ ahora viral, qu

companies that are benefiting from these new phones lets bring in the senior vp of semiconductor, mannyk you for joining us, basically of what we are seeing o f iphone 8 and the plus and as well as the 10, who can you determine have benefited so much so far >> if you look at the iphone 10, in the context, companies like university display is going to benefit as apple helps to commercialize in new technology. addition buona additionally if you look at the iphone x, my expectation is the phone will have l a lot of contt of 158 or 26 and in the future of 3-d sensing and requiring a lot of storage companies like micron are going to benefit from iphones supplying memory chips >> yes, everybody focused on the augmented reality and focusing on the chips that enable that to happen and etcetera, in this whole push, you need more storage on the phones, right it drives the cycle as well? >> right, let me put it in context. generations of iphones, would accounted for 6% to 10% off of materials. with the iphone 10, that content will go up of an average of 20% on an absolute dollar value. the cost of

manny, it was a great idea to come on the train. rail is the last bastion of respectable travel now that every airport has become a sweat-pant convention. we are all traveling to portland because jay's ex-wife, dede, is getting remarried. we're so happy. for us. it means the end of those damn alimony payments, so i'm gonna make sure dede goes through with it. it'll be, "i do," "i do," "i'm done." (bell dinging) how much choice action are we gonna get on this trip? i'm managing my expectations. don't you know anything about trains? chicks go crazy. the vibrations get them all worked up. also, they're trapped, which is nice. hey. we're just gonna go bang out this toast for mom. yeah. shouldn't have waited till the last minute. it'll be a nice distraction from your motion sickness. it's good, as long as i'm not facing backwards when the train is -- oh, god, no.

floyd mayweatherjr has retired, manny pacquiao is...cert on friday night and people will stay for the fight on saturday. huge pressure on the mexican. he believes he can cause an upset. the bookmakers have gennady golovkin is the five brett. —— as the favourite. maria sharapova has turned on the fellow professionals who‘ve labelled her a drugs cheat. having featured in her first grand slam since serving a 15 month suspension for testing positive for a banned substance, she claims her critics don‘t know the facts. the russian has been speaking to the bbc‘s laura trevelyan. what was it like playing here in the us openjust a what was it like playing here in the us open just a few weeks after being in the limelight after coming back from your suspension? to be able to walk into a court like that with thousands of people, the emotions, the noise, and the feeling that i had walking into it was a feeling of warmth and welcome. it felt like that‘s a place that i really miss, where i belonged, it has been my stage for so long, and i haven‘t felt

so manny was able to do that. and now i'm just coming back paul revere. can do it. you can do it. >> i know your story, took you 12 years, took you 12 years to get a bachelors degree. >> yep. >> you got your bachelors, you got your master, a got your ph.d. (cheers). >> right? that's also important, too. and on youtube, people talk to you on youtube, you do it. >> gim. thank god it is monday. how long have you been doing that, giving people motivation. >> at least since 2010. every monday since 2010. >> this is monday today. >> ah, got me. it's monday. >> you're also just launched 100 day challenge. tell us about it. >> okay, so here is the deal, like the 30 day thing is good. >> yes. >> but what i found out whether people get to 30, it is so easy when you -- i'm losing weight for class reunion, you know, losing weight because i want to get in the dress. and i notice that people would get to the 30 and do exactly what they say they will do what they're going to do, but on the 31st, 32nd, go back to the person they were before the 30. so i say i'm being to

bottom nine, same score, runner on first and two outs for manny machado. already hit one home run in the game and there goes the second one. it will end the game. time to machado with his third walkoff home run of the season. orioles take it, 7-6. >> anchor wrestling. who would you take? the best match-up? >> i don't have time to consider this right now. back to you. >> anchor wrestling match. i feel like we could put up a bit of a fight. >>> up next in "the pulse," madonna opens up about a big challenge when it comes to being a star. >>> and how one man claims his amazon delivery trapped him in his department. >>> don't forget to check out our facebook page where you can watch michael strahan surprise a houston football team after harvey destroyed their high school on atmfans.com. nt of tru. and now with victoza®, a better moment of proof. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill, which didn't get me to my goal. lowers my a1c better than the leading branded injectable. victoza® lowers blood sugar in three ways. and while

the water has never been this low, manny. if you can go across the river there, usually the water covers those rocks or that bank. because all of this water is going out toward the gulf instead of the water coming from the gulf, that's what's going to be the big problem. and that's what officials are really worried about. >> jamie, thank you. take a breather. and we understand these winds actually do exhaust the air from your lungs. it's pressure and it's hard work. and we appreciate you joining us. jamie guirola from our nbc station in miami who is pulling duty tonight, explaining the storm to us and viewers back home in miami, in tampa tonight, where we're joined by the mayor now, bob buckhorn has joined us again by phone. mayor, perhaps you have heard the audio of that report from your town. you've got tampa bay emptying and rivers running the wrong way. i don't know what to think. >> well, brian, i was just down there this afternoon at that very place. it is going to be a long, difficult night. it appears as though the tr

we just use it to cover up the seat for when manny's all sweaty after his tango class.u're not doing it right. [ laughing ] so, he was one of the best boyfriends i ever had. but he was gay. yeah, i figured that out after the first month, but i stayed for a whole year because the haircuts were fantastic! [ laughing ] it's funny, huh? cameron, come on, it's not that funny. are you okay? i'm fine. [ coughs ] are you sure? i love this place. [ coughing ] but your head is running water. no, i don't think it is. i told you it was too spicy for you! look at your shirt! no, i just need to get a little bit of a drink of something. no, no, no, no, no. cameron, the water makes it so worse. no! oh, you're right. that does make it worse. i feel like i ate the sun! it's kind of fun. you make it fun, mom. mmm. listen to these symptoms of adhd and tell me it's not luke. alex. "easily distracted by irrelevant stimuli." "often impulsively abandons one task for another." that's where i left those. "a tendency to act without regard to consequences, often at the expense of personal safety."

. >> manny? todd, from high school. like 100 likes. well, 101. you daughter stephanie show, will really fill out one day. you want to take a quick -- >> i got to go, todd. >> okay, i'll poke you. cure you each drive a ford pickup right? (all) yes. i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. stronger the better. and best of all, this new truck is actually- (all laughing) oh my.... the current chevy silverado. current chevy owners and lessees get a total value of ten-thousand, six hundred dollars. or, 0% financing for 72 months on this silverado all star. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. fran grenier. new jersey born and raised. like his father before him, he served our country with honor in the navy. came home and worked his way up from floor technician to supervisor at the salem power plant. as a husband and father, grenier knows how families struggle to make ends meet. that's why he'll fight to cut our taxes, and st

wow, manny, thank you.ew york city police today released body-cam video that shows officers shooting a man to death in his bedroom. they had gone to check on miguel richards last month after his landlord reported he hadn't seen him in days. the officers repeatedly pleaded with richards to drop a knife. the police say that when richards appeared to aim a gun with a laser pointer at the officers, they opened fire. ( gunfire ) that gun turned out to be a toy. n.y.p.d. says it released the body-cam video, a first for the department, in the interest of transparency. a student accused of opening fire at a high school south of spokane, washington, had previously posted online videos of himself acting out shootings. in the attack yesterday, one student was killed, three others are in stable condition. mireya villarreal reports from rockford, washington. >> while you and him were off playing hail oh, i just sat up here planning your murder. >> reporter: this youtube video posted in june of the suspected shooter, cal

manny bojorquez is on the atlantic coast in fort lauderdale. >> it's not just these hurricane force winds and pounding rain in the fort lauderdale area, there is also the threat of tornadoes. in fact, this afternoon we have received warning after warning for tornadoes here as hurricane irma has spawned these waterspouts, these fun el clouds in the atlantic that have moved ashore. in fact, there was one reported tornado near fort lauderdale's international airport. the concern here is also storm surge and flooding. nearly 15,000 people have decided to ride out the storm at one of 20 shelters that have opened up here in broward county. there is a curfew in effect but that did not prevent some people from not only violating it, but also looting. fort lauderdale police reported they have arrested nine people so far for breaking into two stores. and they say they will investigate any additional reports of looting. the county's mayor tonight is reminding people not to let their guard down. that even as the storm passes, as you can see, the worst effects of this could last for hours. >> there wa

great reporting there, manny, thanks. it's been a day of rescues in another natural disaster, hurricane maria in puerto rico. david begnaud is there. >> reporter: in the small town of toa baja, hundreds of residents were rescued by the national guard. most packed into trucks, while scores of others waylanded through two feet of water, carrying what's left of their possessions. in the san juan suburb of cantano, residents forged through flooded street, heading to the only open grocery store. only five were allowed in at the time to avoid chaos. maria inflicted damage on 80% of the homes here, and like the rest of the island, there is no power or phone service. we rode with the mayor as he surveyed the damage and watched these young men help police rescue a 91-year-old man in a kayak. outside that man's house, his neighbors wept. his home was surrounded by chest-deep water. "how are you feeling?" i asked him "i'm good, thanks to the virgin mary," he said. it wasn't any different in levittown, where teams went house to house

thanks, manny. the latest republican plan to replace obamacare is in danger of flatlining, and once again, the fatal blow may be a "no" vote from senator john mccain. here's chief congressional correspondent nancy cordes. >> it's got to be done in the normal process. >> reporter: that was john mccain when he voted no on the last health care bill. today, he cited the same reservations, saying he could not "in good conscience vote for the graham-cassidy proposal. i believe we can do better working together, republicans and democrats." republicans were hoping mccain's close friendship with one of the bill's authors would sway him this time. >> i love him to death. >> reporter: but this latest g.o.p. repeal effort has been just as rushed as past attempts, leaving g.o.p. senators, like colorado's cory gardner... >> trying to get some more information on it. >> reporter: ...scrambling to figure out what it would mean for their states before next saturday's vote deadline. do you think you're going to be ab

. >> mason: manuel bojorquez in mexico city, thanks, manny.the investigation of russian meddling in the u.s. election and whether anyone in the trump campaign was involved. special counsel robert mueller has been bombarding the white house with requests for documents, and today, jeff pegues learned of emails that show a top trump operative reaching out to an associate of vladimir putin. >> reporter: while he was trump campaign chairman, paul manafort, through an intermediary, sent a message to a russian billionaire closely tied to the kremlin. according to "the washington post," two weeks before president trump's nomination, manafort sent an email to oleg deripaska. in the email written on july 7, 2016, manafort offered to keep deripaska informed about the campaign. "if he needs private briefings, we can accommodate." late today, manafort's attorney did not deny the authenticity of the email but called the message "inocuous." and said, "it's no secret mr. clients" implying it was an attempt to collect. torties as terip d deal to advance the in

first manny. >> reporter: before the rush to leave town, there was the scramble to find supplies to board up homes and businesses in the florida keys. >> we sold stuff before we could even get it off the truck basically. >> reporter: daniel michael manages this hardware store his parents have owned for more than 40 years. >> everybody's just crazily going everywhere. we're out of all of our inventory. there's no gas left. >> reporter: the major concern here is storm surge. the islands average about six feet above sea level. the surge from hurricane irma has the potential to be more than nine feet high. florida governor rick scott traveled to the keys today. >> every floridian should take this seriously and be aggressive to protect their family. >> reporter: the governor estimates 25,000 people in the state have already evacuated. elizabeth prieto is headed for higher ground for the first time in decades. >> i'm scared. category five, never been through one. been through a four but never a five, and i don't want to be here. >> reporter: hospitals in the keys like mariners are evacuating, t

want off the one you shall never attain off the off the health issues that could be associated with manny's. these little hasa being lively. the people are widely against it in their last survey so. least the majority fifty percent or sixty percent. on the is against seal mine you are now i will say so much against consumption bad to fact that the state. behind the this you wish underproduction off my wire but. i do also think that the government. health issue and main thing here is going to be there for us. that we can see what effects the law actually had in and got to stop show in. the law for a lot of. areas to bury the leaving hearing you know why so just the thing that you know to go to a pharmacy and see that someone who has a degree. you know has a job so also buying kind that is going to be a main thing to watch changing in these seem a tell you would say so talking about i think i'll call it opinion in other countries as well at bordeaux i want you to take a look at these things we just got so we got this comment on youtube from jeremy he says please check out so shells played for

way they are interfere because we know that you end united states is also selling and doing a lot of manny making now a lot of money we're about from canopies and this is your problem but our problem is not only of business policy this is. security human rights and public policy and this way you are interfering so i think that democracies. should be respected and perhaps the government the authorities should start thinking our way of where banks could. jettison the congo and making business with our country even you haven't legalized that is for you not her as well because even there's no. the it's not the money from us to you are interfering with so and i think that in union and there is another issue you know many countries many states in the united states are selling can abuse and also working with banks legal bank. that's a regular i get my niece can't means the only national because i think that amount of thousand dollars should be go in anyway somewhere so what's going on with that what did you learn. and not your own business like it was i know you want to jump in but i wouldn't ste

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the trunks were transported over a thousand kilometers to manny's capital bamako. we removed many manuscripts from the war zone to be precise we managed to salvage ninety five percent of the region's manuscripts. near there. but the jihadists were not the only problem again and again there were incidents with police officers during the long journey. every checkpoint could potentially put a stop to the evacuation mission. it was a dangerous mission about two hundred activists and volunteers were involved often risking their own lives more than two thousand trunks were smuggled from timbuktu to bamako with no losses. every checkpoint posed a security threat would police officers allow them to pass or what they confiscate the trunks believing them to hold stolen goods. or. those in charge of the operation repeated lee had to intervene either in person or by telephone and give confirmation to the police officers that everything was above board and the necessary paperwork was available for inspection. and this went on day after day night after night for several months.

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. >> manny, thanks very much, and you can deal with these relative moments of quiet which have, can lull you into a steps of security which is a false sense of security because these waves in just keep coming and of course mare is going to get worse, especially here in the tampa st. pete area. we are going to go to elaine tejano in florida city, the hurricane irma made landfall in the florida keys this mortgage and florida city is about as close as you can get right now, elaine. >> >> reporter: yes, jeff, that's right. and when, in fact, hurricane irma made landfall we could feel here in florida city that that was happening and that's because those winds jumped up. we were told to expect gusts in the neighborhood of 100 miles per hour. we haven't had a chance to measure it ourselves but i would not be surprised if we hit that minute times. as an example in sign, look at what it has done here, the wind has sheared off part of this metal sign we have been watching every hour as bit by bit the winds take this apart and peel away. you see the trees, bit by bit these palm fronds have been mon

. >> manuel bojorquez, great reporting there, manny, thanks. >>> a day of rescues in another natural disaster, hurricane maria in puerto rico. david begnaud is there. >> reporter: in the small town of toa baja hundreds of residents were rescued by the sctional guard. two feet of water carrying what's left of their possessions. in this suburb of san juan, residents forged through flooded streets heading to the only open grocery store. only five were allowed in at a time to avoid chaos. maria inflicted damage on 80% of the homes here and like the rest of the island, there is no power or phone service. we rode with the mayor as he surveyed the damage and watched these young men help police rescue a 91-year-old man in a kayak. outside that man's house, his neighbors wept. his home was surrounded by chest-deep water. how are you feeling, i asked him? i'm good thanks to the virgin mary, he said. it wasn't any different here where teens went house to house rescuing the sick and elderly. at this shelter, residents nervously checked makeshift lists looking for family members who are safe. jan