vlad and marian got married yesterday.a with all of their families. they were going ona safari. they were taking all the vae families. i love that shot. they got married just yesterday on fire island. i was thinking, tony, how nice to wait until you came back to the table for us to discuss -- no. they got married because it was vlad's mom's birthday >> aw. >> who was at the service? he says my sister, her husband, the kids, my little brother and his wife, our parents, and marian's sister, he says, joined us on zoom. i've been asking, listen, they've been dating nine years. about year seven i said, what you gonna do? what is taking so long? i'm told that's a rude question. >> yeah. >> that's an inappropriate question. but i was curious. he kept saying, "we're going to." i'm thrilled for her. i've been team marian -- always team vlad. we're very happy for them. the fact that they surprised us on air was nice. >> a treat. looks like a beautiful day which is, you know, which is just a wonderful -- the pictures are spectacular.

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trial of a slovak a business a magnet charged with ordering the murder of an investigative journalist marian costner is accused of masterminding the killing of young kids he was gunned down with his fiance at their home in 2018 the case sparked massive protests that led to the resignation of the country's prime minister. italy's former prime minister silvio berlusconi has tested positive for the coronavirus staff say he will continue working from his home near molong the 83 year old will help with campaigning for his party force tahlia elections later this month. is to the united states now where democratic presidential candidate joe biden is due to visit can osha the city troubled by unrest in the wake of a police shooting president trump visited there on tuesday biden's criticize the president's response to the shooting of a black man there by a white police officer now the president has focused his campaign most recently a law and order and he continues the push for economic revivals the u.s. struggles to get a handle on the pandemic now that struggle has had a domino effect on those who'

prosecutors allege that marian ordered the killings which led to mass protests and the resignation of slovakia's prime minister the verdict surprised the family members and observers in court prosecutors say they will appeal. that happened on a dark day in february 28th. an assassin killed 2 people in their own home just outside the slovak capital. the victims investigative reporter yan could siac and his fiance martinez. there were immediate suspicions that the murder motive lay in could see x. work. he was one of the best investigative journalists in slovakia and he said he was 27 he was always a very cheerful and modest guy always when he found some interesting story he would just smile and tell us about it. the end could siac have been on the trail of mafia connections massive fraud and endemic corruption reaching into the highest circles of slovakia's government and he was investigating this man maggie and kitchener the prosecution claimed that the business tycoon built his empire using threats bribery intimidation and political connections they argued he was the mastermind behin

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i do what i think marian and fraser would expect me to do. i hope to be that person for them.applause] >> host: my mom is out here. >> guest: is your mom here? hey, mom. >> host: sorry. and so whenever anything happens, she says, mrs. robinson. she's modeled after your mom and how your mom handled all of that. your mom was right there with you. >> guest: grandma, you know, we couldn't have made it to the white house without her. just having her -- she'd been helping me long before coming to the white house because barack was always, he was a state senator and then u.s. senate, and those are jobs that had him away from home, usually most of the week. and i still had a full-time job. i was at any point in time i was a professional with a big job of my own and we had two little kids. we could afford help, and we had a couple great babysitters but that time i lost the one great babysitter and that crushed me like nothing else, i mean, when she said she had to leave because she couldn't, i thought i was losing an arm. barack was trying to console me, and i'm like dude, just get out

marian wang i should say. >> nice. nice. >> probably sounds about right.. it's good to be back. good to see you guys. >> vlad, i have a question. how many times have you gone to introduce marian at this point and almost said girlfriend or fiancee instead of wife? >> i think i've said it to her. >> oh. >> this weekend -- >> you'll get used to it. >> wait a second. >> it's a wonderful institution. the gift is in the mail. it's going to be cocktail glasses or knives. marriages need both. >> candle sticks make a lovely gift. >> flowers. >> i feel like -- tony, you and i don't like jigsaw puzzles, but the best metaphor that i can come up with this is i feel like a jigsaw puzzle that is finally complete. that's the best way i can describe what i feel like today. yeah. yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah. you guys know what i'm talking about. you know what i'm talking about. >> can i still call you my work boo? >> you have many work boos. >> don't worry -- >> yeah. okay. let's get on to business. >> now i'm jealous. all right. getting on to business, here are a couple of the

let's bring in our panel, marian marsh griffin.ublicans seem to very critical of there that they will get it done and they will get it done just a year. they won't be intimidated by public opinion, what do you make of it? >> i think they are going to get it done, senator romney's comments this afternoon in terms of where he stands on this indicates the senate will do what the senate was elected to do. they serve the entire term of the term still goes on. the fact of the matter is they have a constitutional duty to hear this nomination and the president has the rights constitutionally or the duties someone argued, to be never leave my desk. as senator mcconnell just said to come this country is about to face some very, very serious challenges. this is no time for an anti-seat on the supreme court but at the end of the day as i say, i think voters in this country want people in washington to do their job and not get drug into this silly political morass that democrats are about to drag us into one more time. >> dana: but if you look

parts of marian and clackamas counties are under evacuation orders. >> and our horse trailer got grid locked down we had to walk the 2 1/2 miles down here soe could get down on the hill. >> a large portion of medford was ordered to evacuate last night because of a fire burning near interstate 5. that wildfire whi started yesterday forced officials to close 25 miles of the highway all the way down to the california border. >>> let's take a quick look at the three major wildfires that are burning in the bay area. the scu complex burned more than 396,000 acres in seven counties. containment has e up to 95%. the lnu complex in the north bay has scorched more than 375,000 acres, it is 91% contained. and firefighters keep making progress on the czu complex. it is 81% contained and it has burned more than 86,000 acres. and you can follow the very latest details on all the fires california with ourlusive wildfire tracker. we update it with the latest containment information and also the air quality data. the abc 7 fire tracker is available right now at abc7news.com and the abc 7 app. >>> we'r

marian williams shared this, he said it took 2 1/2 hours to shoot and 4 hours to edit it. and i'll say it was worth it. now a look at what we can expect today and the week he had eweek. >> and we'll be yearning for fog to cool us off. but there is a red flag warning now that will go into effect, it will start a little bit later, 9:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. but it will last until monday morning. we're still forecasting those offshore winds that could gust as high as 50 miles per hour in the north bay mountains, east bay hills ands inland east bay as well. and we also have a fire weather watch for solano county and lake county, that will begin tomorrow morning as well for those offshore winds. let's go hour by hour. tomorrow we're forecasting early on the onshore breeze still with us, but watch what happens as you go late into tomorrow night and into early sunday morning, thoseya.,there you can see the wind that is strengthening especially around napa, calistoga, where frequent gusts over 30 miles per hour is forecasted. and that continues for much of sunday morning as well.

we are back with dan henninger, marian o'grady and bill mcburn. how much credit the president and jared kushner who is senior adviser and son-in-law and was leader on this, how much credit do they get? daniel: they do get credit but not much from the mainstream media as we have been talking all week about this that if barack obama, or joe biden, cnn would be running on documentaries on the road to peace, parade on broadway. that's not going to happen with donald trump. the more i think about this, paul, this deal would simply have never been done by any democrat. it is an article among the democrats that would have include recognition of the palestinians and palestinian state. it's an article of faith with them with the way say climate is an article of faith with them which brings up yet another issue, the fracking revolution that donald trump supported in the united states, put at risk middle east -- the middle eastern countries' reliance on oil. they recognize that they were not able to sustain themselves and had to diversify and that opened a p

>> >> the problem here is that we have a marian bill de blasio who is incompetent fool who couldn't finded map of france much less govern the greatest city on earth. the only thing i can give him credit for is that in a very divided nation the only thing everyone seems to agree on is that we don't like him. listen, at the end of may i sent to you if we don't end this lockdown is going to get worse and worse and worse. children are being gunned down on the streets but they can't go to school. women are terrified to ride the subway and they should be. people are leaving the city in exodus as if moses had parted the hudson river. this is an absolute disaster. our political leadership doesn't seem to recognize that at all. it's a big problem. >> tucker: maybe it's unknowable. it's hard when you visit new york not see the change and be saddened by it if you care about the country or the city. do you think they really don't know that the city is degrading? >> i don't know. i love the city, tucker. i really do. it's the only place that i have ever felt like i belong to. right now i would crawl

he first grouping of fires in clackamas county, marian county. is the fire the governor detailed. 190,000 acres. that's an outstanding number, there.tainment lyon's head, about 190,000 acres. 10% contained. fire.verside 137,000 acres. combined, these fires are over a million acres burned on the landscape. done to date with the opportunities with weather in recent path, we have control from east up the mountain. on the north side of the riverside fire. we connected estacada to lyon's, that's over 120,000 miles of control lines towns.shed between those lyons east to the -- established control lines. around the crest of the cascades into warm springs where wrapped -- continue to wrap that fire all the way up to the crest. is close to 150 miles of control lines. still some tightening up of the control lines that need to help. cannons where we're connecting them with hand crews. resources pouring in from the nation to assist with these. absolute incredible work in just a short time. really proud of the folks on the line for what they've been able to a

reports that bella roosts has forced some opposition members into exile let's speak to any niece marian who's the un special rapporteur on the situation of human rights in by the roosts she's joining us on the phone from warsaw. thanks for your time with us on the news are what is your reaction to what is happening right now and particularly the opposition leaders either being detained or forced out of the country one by one. well actually those. opposition leaders who were trying to run for the presidential elections have been in jail once in april the other one since june on political charges and mrs kolesnikov 5 is just the campaign manager of one of them of that above article and she was the only one from the crazy jam of the coordination council of the opposition created by the city to kind of care who claims to have been elected on the 9th of august and who herself is in any sway now was indeed forced into exile and mrs cliff because that was the only one left who would still in in belarus but she was as you said abducted yesterday and and they tried to force her out of the countr

are looking for now let's get back to marian in la the hazard of the job i guess thanks very much andy that's it for the news hour but i will see you in a couple of minutes we'll have a full blessin coming up very shortly around the day's top stories just. on counting the calls to debt crisis and insurgent uprising no use on brakes troubled road to becoming the world for biggest gas exporter an epic battle the challenges apple's grip on a drop still in the rising prospect of a currency war it's a mighty dollar sink challenging the cost on al-jazeera. that's going to do it is on the cusp of a new chapter in its history. as to the us on the telephone signed an agreement to pave the way through the woods to all the new national troops. the high cost was paid to get to this point. over the past few years the u.s. has increasingly conducted its part of the war from the sky was more bombs dropped last year than any other year in the past decade. but with that came a rise in civilian casualties. this is all accidents to happen at mistakes do happen and that this is about owning our mistakes t

marian thank you very much basketball legend michael jordan is entering the world of motor sport he just bought his own nascar team and is partnering with the sport and the black driver bubba wallace he bought the team alongside his friend denny hamlin who is a current nascar driver and is also a season ticket holder at the n.b.a.'s charlotte hornets a franchise also owned by jordan who becomes only the 2nd black owner in nascar earlier this year he pledged $100000000.00 for initiatives combating racial injustice in the u.s. no team name or car number has been announced yet but it is expected to include the number $23.00 that was jordan's famous chicago bulls jersey number jordan see it historically nascar has struggled with diversity the timing seemed perfect of the sport is evolving and embracing social change in addition to the recent donations have made it to combat systemic racism i see this as a chance to educate a new audience and open more opportunities for black people in racing jordan's team one driver in their job goes the bubble wallace the summer he led nascar's fight agains

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marian is enjoying her coffee in peace. we have highlights from the virtual emmy awards.r homes and other remote - locations. "schitt's creek" swept the comedy categories while zendaya made history. >> i just want to say to my pierce doing the work in the streets, i see you, admire you, i thank you. yeah, thank you so, so much. this is -- whoa. okay. thank you. >> right on. right on. she became the youngest ever winner of the emmy for lead actress in a drama series for her role in hbo's "uforia." big win. >> best reaction -- this is whoa. there were so many great, great moments. we'll talk about it later. tyler perry had a great moment, david letterman was on the show. >> tyler perry's moment was remarkable. if you haven't seen it -- >> go on line. >>> we may not see any indoor concerts for a while, so one performer got creative and took his show on the road. ♪ >> bad bunny on the bus in new york city celebrating hits panic heritage month. fans followed him as soon as they saw him on top of the bus. they ran off the bus during the two-hour-long event. the perfects kicked

kind of no-nonsense tell it like it is, i'm impressed with everything kind of personality that is marianrobinson. she didn't want anybody doing her laundry at the white house, she could do her laundry just fine. she was notoriously doing -- we have housekeepers and buffers and everything and she was like don't touch my underwear, i've got it, too old for that. [laughter] and she taught the girls to do their laundry so they have laundry duty with grandma. she helped keep them grounded. >> she kept the whole white house ground grounded. they would just be in there chatting with her, getting some wisdom, telling their story. she had a whole counseling session. she focused on what was important and she was my sounding board. anytime anything crazy happened over the course of the day the first thing i would do i would go and sit on her couch, she would have on msnbc or something trying not to talk about what was on the news so i let her in know i was ready to talk about it and she would do what she always did, just to sit there and listen and go mm mm-hmm mm, and then left. she would listen a

and again and again had to do with going up to the little counseling room and sitting and having marian robinson go -- you'll be fine, just go on back down there. [laughing] can't stop now. >> host: did you ever tell you you know, you talk about that a lot. what are you going to do? did you ever say you talk about that a lot. what are you going to do about it? >> guest: no. my mother, and i write about this about how i -- my parents had a really advanced sense of parenting at a very early age. they taught us how to advocate for ourselves very early. so her expectation was like, you know how to fix your problems. you know what to do. would you teach kids at an early age that they have a voice that is worth listening to, number one, and that their opinions actually matter and that's with the get date in and day out at home at the dinner table two adults listening intently and asking questions and encouraging kids to contribute, , that was e household, those were our dinner tables. so when you came home from school with a problem you could air it by just go back and solve it. at 40, 50 yea