marcel smelters cross met by the acrobatic double run off. then in the forty eighth minute to marco toys free kick headed in by marcel's up its lights extending their opponents a gift and three minutes later a christian policy corner thomas delaney's header saved by hatred for the team but it still firing home to rebound with a sublime overhead kick. and dortmund weren't done yet in injury time new captain marco toys netted his one hundred one just be good. for one success and dortmund stake their claim to be. legitimate title contenders. but there you go title contenders an absolutely fantastic start for dormant not the best are for leipsic how do you see both teams chances this season do you think there's going to be a big difference from last time around yes i think it would be much more solid. great move to bring him back to germany i think is known to be a manager who made everything the team he coached he made them better and those that have some key signs like for example little so i see them again as a challenger for live to see more

bend in the forty eighth minute to mark otoh it's free kick headed in by marcel's up it's light sick handing their opponents a gift and three minutes later a christian policy corner thomas delineates headers by paper but it's still firing home the rebound with the sublime overhead kick. and dortmund weren't done yet in injury time new captain marco. is one hundred one just to get. a four one success and dortmund stake their claim to being legitimate title contenders. and the other sunday match could minds against a guard both teams and spent a lot of money to bring in new players this summer and it was minds coming out on top this goal in the seventy six minutes by having a good job made all the difference robin flies on made it all possible by taking the ball from the defender and then pulling it back to set up a job this was the first time mine's won their opening match in five years. let's get your minder now the top story we're following for you today hundreds of people joined anti immigrant protests in the german city of cabinets on sunday those marchers were sparked by the kill

la familia y sus empleados tambiÉn indicÓ que ofrecerÁn informaciÓn a medida que este disponible, marcelreo una avioneta se precipitÓ a tierra cerca del aeropuerto del condado de napa, los dos ocupantes de la nave resultaron ilesos las causas del accidente estÁn siendo investigadas. la patrulla de caminos enfrenta la pÉrdida de un agente quien muriÓ en el cumplimiento de su deber, como nos me liza hernÁndez se muerte subraya las peligros de ellos. >> esta es la primera muerte de un accidente de este tipo de parte de un oficial de la patrulla de caminos en lo que va de este aÑo, sin embargo, como algunos recordarÁn en el 2017, de hecho el 24 de diciembre otro agente perdiÓ la vida, y hoy hablÉ con un oficial que dice que todÍa se salenellos de a las carreteras arriesgan su vida y que para eso reciben entrenamiento sin embargo, hay situaciones como estas que son difÍciles de prevenir, ademÁs puso como ejemplo al oficial quien estaba haciendo su trabajo ayer viernes parando a un conductor al lado de la carretera 80 y fue de repente cuando una camioneta se estrelÓo contra ellos quitandoe le

of the that little kid with the marshmallow are they willing to defer consumption now to get to marcel's in the future and this of course is not stressed in the us people are by definition of keynesian economics to go into debt immediately to consume immediately to get g.d.p. up immediately doesn't matter bomb dropping bombs going to debt it g.d.p. has got to be higher and there is no sense of individual responsibility or building equity in any sense so how does this relate then typical yeah i think the key thing is that you know your that your time preference is a term of by many many many factors having to do with say few few live in a place that is peaceful you're more like to think of the future if you live in a place with conflict you're more likely to think of the present and have a high time for office because you are not certain that you're going to be surviving but one factor i think is extremely important in determining time preference is money and in fact how the monetary unit is capable of holding its value into the future will essentially act like a control knob for society'

my stuff days to marcel got rid of my prison clothes. in my head the range the the day mates at the nine guys danged if i caught it all in a big big cup on their left and in didn't. need. a last stretch isabel fire marshall dean calamitous in the speed the race between. the v.c. . the road to a white supremacy mentality. but not anymore. call russian corn. is going to be remembered that we know. very very differently from the rest of the country in the fighting before he got money he's out of the community he will relate to it and this is his and he has contributed much he was given a rep over the knuckles. for some of the things that he did when it was done and was over. the. just name my face to. put not. just started the will to win. before going to die before a never been a long. time. he really is something. he knows. on june the fourth she would be travelling to parliament buildings and the sod more for the deed of settlement and i think there are two who are very pleased with the agreement that they have to deal with which. is tru

her son, marcel, keeps her company. stephanie lives in philadelphia, and has breast cancer. but she hasn't taken sick leave. stephanie: when i put in my timesheet for this week, i will have t to mark the a area thats no pay, which h means i won't t paidy my j job for t today. reporter: is it a finanancial strain foror her? stephanie: yeah, it is, considering i have a mortgage to pay, you know, car payments, it's kind of hard, but when it comes to your health you have no choice. it's something that you have to do. reporter: stephanie isisnder tremendous strain. she's struggling to survive both financially, and in her fight with cancer. stephanie: at first it was, oh my god, how am i g going to del wiwith this? can i hide it? can i nonot tell nobody?y? but never did it cross my mind to not get treated. reporter: many undergoing chemo continueue working. they're afraid of losing their jobs. but such stress doesn't help their health. didiane: some e people, we r ree that they don't work, depending on their work environment. and if they can't, such as health care, some people wor

taken by another student counselor a great photo of a woman sitting on the first two below chair by marcel boy of. the through the tubular steel jack. and seamus mascot. there's never any simple repetition but always an interesting balance and a lot of attention. then this surface. when you get close you see it has a three dimensional structure it's not just any flat material that's being printed on bart it's not what women wore at their south the time. in berlin in the one nine hundred twenty s. there were short dresses bearing type carts. was real modernism in the urban modernism. but. my day in death i was almost over time for one last bauhaus highlights the courthouse or granary the restaurant was built by bauhaus architect karl fieger and nine hundred twenty nine its name hints to the locations passed as a big grain silo. there's so much power house to see in death and it's impossible to take it all in just one day but a day enough to get a grasp of the essence of vowels is revolutionary ideas and why they were so transformative for the generations that followed i'll most definitely b

for more on this marcel dicko from the german institute for international security affairs joins us now he's in geneva observing those discussions thanks for being with us the first question we have is have killer robots already been rolled out on the battlefields and what kind of threat level are we looking at right now. but off on the land with autonomous weapons systems oh that's not what that's. actually at the border. feel into military stuff. there think that the israeli and poppy are. coming kept. for. and defend the nation. and it has a fully autonomous mode one activated select in the case target was not for the human intervention that actually actually is just addition of the us deal. with the us the. atomic weapons systems and others. are about to come don't even the german forces are interested in an extra. half more automated work. ok this is all moving very quickly right now what about the conference that you're following in geneva for a ban on these weapons the us china russia and they've indicated they're not going to sign any banned so so will there be any progress at a

thomas hart on marcel light have known each other since their university days into being in the one nine hundred eighty s. . back then animal testing was standard practice in toxicology research but over time the two researchers grew skeptical. but the turning point for me was when i was later working in the farm. suitable industry developing medications often. we noticed time and time again how the results we were seeing in animals never have the same effect in subsequent clinical trials of heart. thomas heart on his show you students the fruits of his work in baltimore software and evaluates a huge database of animal tests. it shows that experiments on one species already meaningful for other species. now the data doesn't look as convincing. an initial observation of a severe i irritated in a rabbit can only be reproduced in a repeated test in seventy percent of cases. in twenty percent of cases you get a mild eye reaction and then the other ten percent there's no effect at all. on the results are even more inaccurate when applied to humans. for whom we try to establish whether a subst

marcell gets the best of this one. this is gone. solo shot. cardinals take a 1-0 lead. to the fifth, st. louis still up. hellickson's pitch to molina gets away. a throw not in time. runsc es. worse fortunates. hellickson comes down on his right hand. he's in pain and ends up leaving the game. another pitcher down. no word yet on his stus. did not look good. cardinals beat the nats, 4-2. >>> orioles hosting mets. who is that guy rting for? maybe new york? probably not. it was a tough night to be as oriole fan. todd fraer smacks it ball to left. home run for him. he drove in four in the game.he in t sixth, kevin up with the bases loaded and everybody'sng comi home. grand slam. mets slam the orioles, 16-5. >>> to the pitch, wayne rooney, dc unitedosting the portland timbers. rooney one of the best plays l the seasonast sunday. tonight, 43rd, minute he scores his second goal of the season for united. that evens things at one. the 68th minute, still sm ing, united up on a free kick. rooney into the back of the neta two g in the game for rooney. dc united wins 4-1. their seco

then in the forty eighth minute to marco toys free kick headed in by marcel's out bits like sick handing their opponents a gift and three minutes later a christian policy corner thomas delaney's header saved by a quick look see but it's all firing home to rebound with the sublime over. and dortmund weren't done yet in injury time new captain marco that it is one hundred one just. for one success and dortmund stake their claim to being legitimate title contenders. and while the other sunday match up pitted months against stuttgart both teams spending a lot of money over the summer to bring in new players it was mike's who came out on top yesterday this girl in the seventy six minute and to. make the difference between the two teams robin cries or make it all possible first winning the ball then pulling it to set up for the one male victory goal this is the first time by the way that month one by opening match in the bundesliga season in five years. turning to formula one now ferrari sebastian vettel made a quick pass on the very first lap of the belgian grand prix holding. that top spot t

then in the forty eighth minute to marco toys free kick headed in by marcel's out pizza leipsic handing their opponents a gift and three minutes later a christian policy corner thomas delaney's header saved by keeping the watching but it's still firing home the rebound with a sublime overhead kick. and dortmund weren't done yet in injury time new captain marco toit's netted his one hundred one just to get. a four one success and dortmund stake their claim to being legitimate title contenders. and the other sunday mashhad minds again stood guard both teams. spent a lot of money to bring in new talent over the summer and i was mine's coming out on top this goal in seventy six minutes by hand made all the difference robin placed on made it all possible by taking the ball from the defender and then pulling it back to set up a job this is the first time mine's won their opening match in five years. in formula one racing ferrari sebastiaan fettle made a quick pass on the first lap of the belgian grand prix and held the top spot for the rest of the race he also trimmed rival lewis hamilton sli

i wanted to play marcel because i thought it could stretch the game.d 80 or 85. i knew that fred would be the same. iwas or 85. i knew that fred would be the same. i was fearing for many of the players. it was difficult to manage the game from the touchline but we played well against a good team, a good manager, good players, a fantastic investment. it was a difficult match for us. to get the three points was good. united did what they needed to do. leicester city haven't won here for 20 years and counting. tomorrow there are six matches. the highlight perhaps being newcastle united hosting tottenham. both have had difficult summers. on sunday there are three more games. liverpool play as two manchester city, beginning their title defence away to arsenal with a new head coach. the premier league is back and it is looking exciting. thank you very much. despite more lengthy rain delays at lords on day two of the second test, against india, england's closed well and truly in control, dominating the two reduced sessions they managed today. england bowled i

my stuff days to marcel got rid of my prison close. range. the day mates that did nine guys danged if i caught a little in a big big up on their. in didn't. need. a last isabel. dean calamitous he's beat the race between. the road to a white supremacy mentality. but not anymore. because russia. is going to be remembered that we know. very very differently from the rest of the country to pay for a government he's out of the community. relate to that and this is his and he has contributed much on he was given a rep over the knuckles. for some of the things that he did when it was done and was. not. he. in his name after his ticket not one of my clued in. the whole number of could not. learn you were just so just started you will too when i. went to the high court before a never been on. me. he really should be some big fellow he knows. on june the fourth would be travelling to parliament buildings and be sorry more for the deeds of six months and i think fair to where very pleased with the agreement that they have or to do with it was that. if

it is hard to see that she got a bob you can kind of scene -- seashell that marcel wave going on. but she did get her haircut. and it is another interesting story. because sometime i don't know exactly when the movie came out but there is the maryland monroe movie gentlemen prefer blondes and harry always said real gentlemen prefer gray. [ laughter ] so as much as he loved of the golden curls. he was also . yes. diplomatic about it. and wanted her to look her age. >> where in history did her mother die and wondering why she didn't want to go to washington? >> sort of, yes. bess didn't have the patience for the political maneuvering and things like that that happened in washington dc. i think in washington dc is a senator's wife you always had to kind of be on. and part of it was that. but also part of it was not necessarily wanting to leave her mother. madge wallace died in december 1952. so right before they left the white house was when she died and as far as i can tell, had madge not died they would is still moved right back into the truman home with harry's mother- in-law. >>

it starts quietly with a work entitled "self-portrait with butterfly" by the famous french mime, marcel>> at $100, $100 and quarter now. got a bid of, go $125. at $125 now, at $125, last call. sold at $100. mel brooks. >> this cartoon scribble by a famous funny man fares somewhat better. >> $400. peter falk. >> detective columbo beats that easily. >> $600. this john gotti. >> crime pays a little more. >> "bikini on mars," sold for $1,100. we continue. "horror hospital," ink and marker drawing, dee dee ramone. we're at $1,300 right now, looking for $1,400, $1,400. give me $1,500. sold at $1,500. >> and remember that muhammad ali painting called "sting like a bee"? >> $1,500, $1,600, $1,700, >> it packs a bit more punch. >> all done -- $2,800. >> alas, that's the biggest celebrity hit of the night. >> buddy hackett, sold, $250. rudy giuliani, $800. >> at this rate... >> david bowie, sold at $550. jimi hendrix. >> ...baird jones' million-dollar investment in celebrity art... >> sold at $300. henry fonda. >> ...is looking like a big bust. >> pass it. pass, and we'll pass. moving along. >> t

it's hard to see it is bobbed she has a marcel wave going on. she did get her haircut. it's another interesting story because sometime in the -- i don't remember exactly when the movie came out but there is the marilyn monroe movie gentlemen prefer blonds, and harry always said real gentlemen prefer gray. [ laughter ] so as much as he loved the golden curls, he was also -- >> rt diplomatic about it. and wanted her to look her age. yeah? >> where in their history did her mother die, and was that one reason why she didn't want to go to washington, because her mother was still alive? >> sort of, yes. i was going to say -- bess -- bess didn't have the patience for the political maneuvering and things like that that happened in washington, d.c. i think in washington, d.c., as a senator's wife, you always have to kind of be on. and part of it was that, but part of it was also not necessarily wanting to leave her mother. maj wallace died in december of 1952. so right before they left the white house is when she died. and as far as i can tell had maj not died, they still would

police arrested marcel vines today. last december, officers found karice lewis of hyattsville dead in theare here in southeast d.c. e times been shot multi before the car was set on fire. detectives arrested one man in february. vines is charged first-degree murder. it's unclear why the victim was targeted. >>> and new at 00, a woman arrested in that baby formula fight that we showed you. police in montgomery county say ashley watts tried to steal formula from a shopper's food warehouse in german town earlier this month. police tell us tips came pouring in after they released this surveillan video. investigators say watts assaulted the clerk. never did get her hands on that farm la. >>> the man accused of ramming i his caro a group of counterprotesters at that white nationalist rally is asking for a change of venue now. james flds jr. is accused of slamming into the crowd at a unite the right rally last summerll in charlottes heath heather heyer was killed. several others injured. the suspect argues he won't be gifrl a

give me some and we just happened to get sage and marcel. >> reporter: caitlyn oh got to take two dogsporary guests turned out to be a perfect match with her family. she's now adopting the former visitors. >> they were just so sweet and we just like -- our whole family fell in love with them. >> reporter: turns out that happened again and again. foster families who hosted animals during the shelter's closure have now adopted six dogs and psych cats, animals evacuated by quick thinking officers in a frightening situation soon heading to their forever homes. >> as bad as emergencies are, a lot of times it brings people together for the better. >> reporter: all 60 animals are safe. those adopted will be able to go home later this week. in vacaville, kelly ryan, kpix5. >>> the biggest wildfire in state history is now threatening homes near lake pillsbury in lake county. according to cal fire, the destructive ranch fire is still very active, one of two that make up the mendocino complex fires. combined they've burned about 538 square miles so far. that's about seven times the size of oaklan

bend in the forty eighth minute to marco toys for a kick headed in by marcel's up it's like six handing their opponents a gift and three minutes later a christian pull the sick corner thomas delaney's header saved by peter c. but so it's still firing home the rebound with the sublime overhead kick. and dortmund weren't done yet in injury time new captain marco to avoid netted his one hundred one just. for one success and dortmund stake their claim to being legitimate title contenders. currently on fire you know can they can they do it this season like this season is definitely looking better than last season as let's not forget the last season they were erratic to say the least they had these spells where they looked good then all of a sudden they weren't winning any games at all loads of manager. managerial changes but i mean with players like marco royce who we saw there scoring goals and sort of helping the team gel together seems to have this new approach will say which seems to be working but it is early days yet but what we saw again let's not forget are also one of the big teams

marcel has since responded to the comments with the tweets in french he says here that his family will always come first so what is up with marina here to try to help us to understand his guardian football writer jacob steinberg so jacob what is up with marina i think everything's up with josie marino at the moment we have seen him complain about the fact is a lot of senior players aren't back from holiday after the world cup quite a lot of manchester united players weren't quite the book in russian meaning that they were unable to return from from their holidays in time to pre-season in time for manchester united pre-season tour of america which left him with a bit of a scrap squad meaning that he had to take quite a few youngsters along with him there were complications the stars well over alexis sanchez's visa which meant that he might not be able to go to america which just sort of add it's the whole feeling of uncertainty around manchester united while he's been now in america as well he's the man to name. leave to attend the birth of his son has complained about the fact that his

marcel reid, acorn whistleblower. [applause] dan richardson, bristol-myers whistleblower. sand, missouri national guard whistleblower. [laughter] [applause] michael won, he proved reprisal. sandra, scottsdale, arizona homeowner associates whistleblower. skullick, service disabled vets whistleblower. north carolina court system. [applause] harold smith, u.s. air force inspector general. linda tripp, white house whistleblower. [applause] john tie, u.s. department of state whistleblower. bitrol, corruption and some folk county schools. tonya ward, oregon department of commerce. [applause] u.s. securities and exchange commission. [applause] won, too. state wanger, new york whistleblower. [applause] rick, body armor whistleblower. sheila white, burlington northern. fbi.rick whitehurst, [applause] kenneth williams, law enforcement whistleblower. stephen zanowick, u.s. marshals service whistleblower. [applause] and i do believe that is it. is there anyone i missed? please stand up. do not be embarrassed. do not be embarrassed to be a whistleblower. if i missed your name, stand up

marcelle is a nurse. i am a former prosecutor. some of these tales have brought us to tears because these are men and women with the same hopes and dreams shared by all americans. and that's why i say, mothers and fathers see us and say, we want to talk to you. they have tears streaming from their eyes. we know we're going to hear they've lost children to this epidemic. and this has touched the lives of every american -- black, white, rich, poor, urban, rural. it's an american problem. it affects all of us. and this package represents the second installment in investing in serious desolations. it would invest $3 billion in rhea sun suh sources to address this crisis. this is on top of roughly $500 until additional funding contained in other appropriations bills and similar funding levels in the f.y. 2017 omnibus. but it is because of bipartisan budgets and bipartisan budget deal these new investments will surpass $billion over two years -- $6 billion over two years. of course there is more we can do to help those americans who are