, it seems, marion was, to ten years in jail and fined them £8 million and £2 million respectively.ecause nawaz sharif‘s white is currently in hospital they are in a critical condition. but this is all crucially important impacts on, because in a few weeks time pakistani will be holding general elections. —— important here. and be two parties vying for control of the countries are nawaz sharif‘s party on one side, and on the other side, cricketer turned politician imran khan. he has been the one who has led the way in championing these corruption allegations against the sharif family. mr sharif has consistently denied any wrongdoing. he and his supporters have effectively said he is the victim of a conspiracy by the pakistani military establishment, with whom he has often clashed. at the opposition political parties here say that is not true. they say the corruption charges are a victory of accountability in a country that has really seen huge corruption problems in the past was up —— of the past. let's get all the world cup action. the five—time champions, brazil, getting knocked o

then the light bulb went off immediately. >> it also went off for marion.rhaps the most chilling testimony of the prosecution's case she told the jury when she heard her friend was gone she immediately remembered something jody said just weeks earlier. >> she said that during this conversation that i had with him, if anything happens to me, you'll know who did it. she said, you'll know it was him. >> the prosecutor's position was clear. a husband with a motive. the perfect setting. the violent intent to kill his wife. or was there another way of looking at that couple perched high on those cliffs on a summer night? steven's new wife says the prosecution has it all wrong. >> my husband is not capable. that's not the man he is. my husband is sweet, kind, loving, considerate. >> the defense was ready to show how steven scharf, far from villain, was the real victim in this story. >> coming up. >> they destroyed the crime scene area. >> new questions about the evidence and was there another reason why a son might implicate his dad? >> who does the money go to? >

marion. welsh? of course. who are you supporting, marion? viva le france! get out of here!s could be the start of a day for dreaming big. who knows — it mightjust happen. it will! it's going to happen. in a moment, we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news... england fans prepare to support their team ahead of their semifinal clash with croatia this evening. a tirade from president trump ahead of the nato summit: he claims germany is totally controlled by russia. the man poisoned by novichok nerve agent in wiltshire speaks to police for the first time. iam i am rachel horne, in the business news... the bidding warfor sky heats up, as 21st century fox increases its offerfor the uk broadcaster to {211.5 billion. that's £2.5 billion more than the bid from fox's rival comcast. — more on that in a moment. the global trade war escalates after the united states hits china with fresh tariffs worth £150 billion — beijing's not happy and neither are financial markets. and shares in burberry fell sharply after the luxury fashion retailer warned that tourist

the pair was seen at a motel in marion, virginia they may be heading north in this car.a 2014 navy blue trail blazer. it has tennessee tags. >>> breaking this morning, we've just received the police dispatch call from tuesday's stabbing at the metro heights station. >> we go to chris lawrence with more on that. >> this gives us more insight to wh happened. the manager was working just after midnight. to her y man came kios she started to fear for her life. this is a clip we just pulled from the dispatch call. >> i have the station manager land lined, he is saying she stabbed the man the kiosk. >> you're lking at video from that scene. that man is jeremy bond. he was upset about a delayed service that night. bond pounded on the windows of the manager's booth. and iten, he went inside and h her. after that, that's when he was stabbed. bo we'll get information. >>> time, 6:33, a look at our top stories today. a community gathered to stay good-bye to makiyah wilson. her mother followed as her body was taken from a cayrch to the errace neighborhood where she lived. hundreds l

he didn't have a lot of connection with marion during the war. afterward, they served in the legislature together. remember that they were operating in different areas of the state. they would not run into each other often. yeah? [inaudible] 1818outh carolina law in permit slaves to be freed? rod: by that time, no. were already closing in by the time he wrote that wil l. had to gowould have through a series of steps to make it happen. >> have you ever encountered the whatof leroy hamblen, and the note of the relationship between pickens and hammond? rod: he doesn't show up a lot in the story and the book. ary often we find him as direct subordinate under pickens. that is all the detail i can give off the top of my head. --you related to kernel colonel hammond? ok. >> can you give a short version of calpens? very short? said, morgan was debating on whether to make a stand at calpens. one of the decisive factors that convinced him to stay is pickens finally showed up and his militia detachment were pouring in. men were angry because of what was goi

avenue. - - oregon's expressway and marion avenue. police confirmed the death was related to heavy equipment and machinery, but would not confirm how the worker was killed. police said he was pronounced dead at the scene. california's division of occupational safety and health is a leading the investigation. the medical examiner's office is also there at the scene. >>> the man prosecutors suspect as the golden state killer is in court today. he attended a brief pretrial hearing - - some of the survivors and families of the victims were also in court today. during the hearing hearing, the judge turned down the defense request to bed the media. deangelo is due back in court in september. >>> president trump is on his second stop in his european tour and today we landed in the uk with the 2005 profile meetings. >>> president trump continues his overseas trip thursday with a stop in the uk. >>> i have great friendships and my mother was born in scotland. i have great friendships over there. >>> the president and first lady attending a for

that is true whether the president and the first lady or marion and fraser robinson. they don't know income or title and working in the communities and they come with such promise and they just want somebody to love them to tell them they are okay and that is one of the things i try to do as first lady because i always thought this could change a kid's life with one hug. you are worth it. [applause] and you can make a difference. >> all of this you give to the communities and to your children but also i have heard you say that you have to put yourself first. yes. and men too but let's talk to the ladies. because we do that. we put ourselves forth on the priority list and sometimes are not even on her own list at all. with so many obligations and the guilt that we have but that oxygen mask is real. you can't save somebody if you were dying inside and it looks like so many different things with our sense of all lung -- self worth and if we let that go don't nurture that than we are not good to anybody else. and that is something you have to practice i had to learn that

thanks for joining us i'm marion evans dean in a thrilling final friends triumph over croatia to win the twenty eighteen soccer world cup and here in the studio with me is nick mckenna clive from d.w. sports nick this has certainly been a thrilling world cup tournament and the final game was also no exception take us through what happened wasn't it was incredible for to win for france this is the highest scoring final in one. minute since one thousand nine hundred fifty eight when brazil beat sweden five tuesday doesn't happen very often you have six goals in the final for us of course is that the third time they've been in the final the first time ninety eight they won two thousand and six they lost as they aaron ballin but let's have a look and see how they won the second world cup title in moscow i only and one of these maul free kicks made its way past the croatian keeper but it was a croatian head that motivated him mario monti to catch with an unlucky own goal to give france the lead i but the croatian comeback kings hit back in the twenty eighth minute even perish itch by he w

investigators say the pair was last seen yesterday at a motel in marion, virginia. testerabcted the girl in bristol, tennessee. investigators think they are heading north. >> 4:32. here's a look ater our top stories. we receive confirmation from the embassy in china, a man detonated a bomb just outside of the embassy in beijing. we're hearing reports that there may have been a second incident. chinese mediaeporting that a woman sprayed herself in gasoline is a suspected self-immolati self-immolation. >>> 11 gop lawmakers have launched a bid to fireepy attorney rod rosenstein, who is overlooking the mueller investigation. the articles of impeachment includes stone bawalling for information. this is not going to pass without support of all of the leadership. >>> today is the court-ordered deadline for all migrant children to be reunited with their parents. the children were separated pr the from their parents aft tering the u.s. illelly. umber still separated is unclear. kirst kirnsen neilson said that isib po. >>> metro police spotted a man who was wanted for a shoot

by marion evans dean thanks for joining us. palestinian sources say a ceasefire has been reached between israel and armed groups in gaza this comes after two palestinians were killed in israeli airstrikes on the gaza strip the israeli army said it targeted weapons manufacturing and storage sites in gaza city after a barrage of rockets were fired into israel by hamas militants. the most extensive and strikes on gaza in four years to paint kluge hits in the hopper of gaza city. israel says it was targeting hamas positions in response to a bomb roger brockett fire from the palestinian home plate. it's i and i'm defense system intercepted some rockets that separate israelis were still injured it's thought of early morning when we woke up to a mortar shells and then we have a couple of dogs of mortar shells because some missiles flooded us which is not something that used in the recent times it's not something that is. happening recently as israeli residents begin the cleanup there are fears that the violence could worsen. the escal

brian: what trigger that on marion le pen? of --usin or the needs mona: marine le pen.pac has not been covering itself with glory. last year they invited milo yiannopoulos. brian: why did you go? mona: i wanted to speak to them directly. brian: what has happened to you? mona: i received support from liberals, i received a lot of support from conservatives who say i do speak for them and they are sorry there are not more. angry received some responses. but that happens. brian: when did you personally decide to be anti-trump? mona: it was not a decision. from the time i was aware of him in public life, i thought he was a repellent figure. back when i was living in new york, i remember him parading on the tabloids his adventures with his mistress while he was married. i am still pretty old-fashioned about behavior. this is something i hope to talk with feminists about, to say, we women should all be together about what is the proper way to treat women. i think we can find common ground about that. marriedhould begin with men should be expected to be gentlemen. all men shou

reporting live from rodeo beach and marion, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> we have breaking news, we are following a fast-moving fire that started in santa barbara county. these are live pictures here. you can hit the reporter talking from the helicopter taking the pictures. this is the goleta area. about five miles from the uc campus. the situation is frightening. we have seen several homes burned. evacuations are underway. reports of the fire starting a couple of hours ago as a tree branch fell on an electrical wire. a home caught fire and from there the flames quickly spread. so far 35 acres have burned and there are reports that a number of homes are threatened. the conditions are not good. it is hot. almost 100 degrees right now. is also strong wind and it is very dry. we will keep an eye on it and bring you any new information as we get it. that fire is one of several burning right now as high temperatures hit a lot of the state. is a map of where some of the biggest fires are burning. one of them is the west fire in san diego county. late today governor emergency for the area. the west fire

marion thank you so marge two players share their lead at the end of round two of the open championship in scotland one of those is kevin costner who was leading from the previous round he carded a one under seventy that despite a double bogey on the eighteenth is your shares the lead with fellow americans back johnson his birdie on the eighteenth finished with a sixty seven and his six under par. tiger woods is still in contention but only just he had a seventy one and finished level on harwood's last won the open championship in two thousand and six. i played a little better yesterday. today it wasn't it wasn't quite as good but a firebird par four. so that's such a positive. right now expect. and you know by the days that i think i'll be more than that. it'll be a pretty leaderboard and. i'm sure they're out there in. kenya's beatrice chup coach smashed the women's three thousand metres steeplechase world record at the dominant league meet in monaco the twenty twenty seven year old one of world record time eight minutes forty four point three two seconds speeding previous record by m

they were seen at a hotel in marion, virginia. he abducted her just south of there, in bristol, tennessee. right now,nvtigators think they're heading north. what to look out for on the roads, here'shat the fbi wants you to see. this 2004 navy through trail blazer with a tennessee tag. tester may be heading north on . i-81 i posted all of this information on my twitter page. >> chris, thank you. >>> about 4:05. we turn to a developing story. a confrontation during a police investigation led to a akshooti. >>a park police say the suspect fired on the officer first and then the officer shot back. it happened in d.c., just over the city line in new hampshire avenue, northeast. the suspect was conscious andin brea when paramedics took him to the hospital. d.c. police handling the >>> new details on a story we brought you yesterday morning. the man who ran on to the tracks at the gallery place metro station, is the same person wanted for the shooting near d.c. policeeauarters. surveillance video captured what happened on wednesday morni

what pushed me over the edge in terms of fury at the cpac organizers was their invitation to marion le marine le pen and apologized for her nazi-sympathizing grandfather. i also mentioned the hypocrisy about sexual conduct. look, part of being a conservative is upholding family values, but really meaning it and unfortunately, we've seen hypocrisy on both sides about this. liberals were quick to defend bill clinton even though they have been extremely vocal about sexual harassment before, for example, with anita hill, and then they gave him a pass and then the republicans now are giving trump and roy moore a pass for similar or even worse behavior and so -- look, if we don't call out our own sides we will never get past this poisonous partisanship. it really does require people to say -- you know, it's easy to point the finger on the other side, and it's hard to point the finger at the other side so i felt like speaking for others who wanted to say these things. >> mona charan, you have written a book "sex parties" and you took a look at feminism and how you think feminism has failed no

middlefield road between oregon expressway and marion avenue was back open by mid-afternoon. cal osha, the lead investigating agency, has up to six months to complete its report. r.c. paving did not return our request for comment. in palo alto, chris nguyen, abc seven news. >>> we're learning more about an accident that caused a teslaplo to boost production of its model 3 sedan. it happened outside of tesla's planting in fremont. bloomberg business week also reports another tesla employee was doing doughnuts with a forklift. tesla fired the forklift driver. tesla said in a statement, quote, nothing is more important than the safety of its employees. >>> some parts of the bay area could see thunderstorms tonight, and of course that is creating some concern about high fire danger. let's get to abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya, we don't have that happen too often. >> no, we don't, and the concern is that the moisture that does fall from any thunderstorms that develop could evaporate and dry lightning could spark a fire or two. take a look at live doppler 7. right

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it's expected the future of that area will also become under discussion in the coming days and weeks marion we also know bernard that many hundreds of thousands of civilians have fled their homes and have been displaced since the offensive started a few weeks ago what now for them. well one of the most significant parts perhaps for the opposition about the surrender terms is that the russian military police will be deployed along this border there should be no syrian syrian military shouldn't be a syrian military presence here according to the round of terms that are significant for the refugees because massed along this border as you say hundreds of thousands of refugees of a skate the fighting they the jordanians especially hope will now go home they need to be feel confident that they can go home without the fear of reprisals from from the syrian military regime forces so the russian are expected to sort of guarantee that security so the jordanians would making sure that the russians stay there for the time being to guarantee the safety of those civilians and that they will then go home

bombing down not those wings for belgium can really cause problems to the french fullbacks and also marion for lane is proof of belgium so far as to how good he is in the yeah and they both quite small those four bucks so he might look to try and isolate one of them trying its head on the ball to score a goal so belgium have frets throughout their team we can a civil list now so how confident they are ahead of this big encounter. belgium are just one game away from reaching the world cup final for the first time in their history. the red devils have been one of the most exciting teams at the world cup sending their fans into a frenzy was after knocking out the favorites brazil supporters believe their neighbors archrivals france will be the next team they send home i was after this match i believe anything is possible so they're gonna win i feel like i got play against everybody everything so no problem will be them all belgium is a small country as we know. live in a million people living there and we are proud of what we can achieve we can do as a group. belgium have scored more goals th

marion thank you twenty three time major tennis champion serena williams has once again complained of discrimination because of the frequency of being drug tested earlier this month the american said she was being tested more than any of her compatriots by the u.s. anti-doping agency a report has backed that up showing williams has been tested five times in the first six months of this year more than any other male or female athlete in u.s. sports history in a series of tweets that she wrote earlier and it's that time of the day to get randomly drug tested and only test serena out of all the players it's been proven i'm the one getting tested the most discrimination i think so at least i'll be keeping the sport clean hashtags stay positive but i'm ready to do whatever it takes to have a clean sport so bring it on i'm excited. when other athlete who had his fair share of doping drama is four time tour de france champion chris froome he managed to clear his name on the eve of this year's competition but the defending champion is struggling through the pyrenees froome lost ground in stag

brought i saw three year occupation of mosul to an end but iraq's second largest city remains in marion's and there's many and a hundredfold many living in the rubble fill their government and the world have abandoned them. many people only heard of the islamic state of iraq in the event horizon just four years ago that's when in two thousand and fourteen abu bakr al baghdadi stepped up to the pope put of mosul's thousand year old grandson re musk and declared an islamic state covering huge swathes of iraq and syria four years later i saw fighters blew the mosque up their last stand in mosul they defected capital as iraqi forces closed and it was in july last year that iraqi prime minister haider on a body entered mosul and declared victory over i saw him but the city he and his forces left behind was in ruins. more than ninety percent of western mosul's old city was destroyed in the nine months of fintan by iraqi forces backed by the u.s. led coalition. it's been described as the most intense urban combat since world war two. a year on the bodies of civilians and dice of fighters still l

you'll consider his side but if the second was not croatia struck back just minutes later it was marion and you keep trying his side in a meeting it was like a penalty mr luker margaret said to try to append to chichen itza was even reckon t. g.'s kick shield the key for the play she was setting up the quarter final showdown with russia was. now of course when you see one hundred twenty minutes of football condensed into a short report that the likelihood usually is that you've missed a lot. reporting on last night i have to say there wasn't really much else to miss it was quite tedious game and both sides for the first time really this world cup looked scared which of course is understandable because now that they're out of the groups the stakes have risen quite a lot. so they defended they try to avoid taking risks which you know to denmark we've seen them doing that before the croatia it's a bit of a new tactic it's understandable but it's also a tactic which has been perfected at this tournament by russia who they're going to play now in the quarterfinals so. they're going to need t

one year in prison now in a washout even also said to be fined eight million pounds his daughter marion now was getting awarded a candidate for the upcoming election two million pounds fine they said indeed a landmark wardak by the national accountability court mr sharif. have to appeal within eight days to file an appeal by day we'll have to do go after tearing themselves studio targeting and it's going to be important to see whether mr trevor now returned from england to lead his party through the election retired you on the green a fifth of july if you don't know it of course really heavy political price showing more political uncertainty for august on a race down yet the war as far as the people of pakistan are concerned that accountability much before all and it should be cross the board and should also include other political party leaders. still ahead of al jazeera. crab crisis the town the voted for trump now feeling the pinch of east migration policies plus. and the richardson of the world cup in russia west just the fifth time in history a european seems to be taking polls in

inside story from marion for the good of the whole team here see you again but. seen but rarely heard india's two million street children live a desperate existence when he needs the child reporters from the slumdog press or giving a voice to india's invisible children on al-jazeera. and this is different whether someone is going for some of his favorites we think it's how you approach a vigil and if it is a certain way of doing it i'm just. out. with over forty thousand people killed under his roof it took twenty five years to bring him to a court of law but why for so long it was such a brutal dictator considered an ally of the west who are reporting to the congress that they were engaged to. al-jazeera unravels the history of chad's notorious former president is saying had three dictator on trial on al-jazeera. for nine hundred forty six to nine hundred fifty eight the united states detonated dozens of atomic bombs in the marshall islands when the us was going ready to clean up and leave in the one nine hundred seventy s. he picked the pit that had been left b

am in marion at park. quick question on a follow-up. i heard rand paul say if you took a penny from every dollar we spend you will get knocked down quickly, although i do not have much confidence in our congress nowadays, but is that true, just one penny you would be able to knock down the deficit pretty rapidly? guest: i would have to see the context of the senator's comments on that. obviously even small savings can make big differences for you. one thing that we outline in the report is some opportunities to really make improvements on that. for example, each year at the request of -- based on statutes, the congress has this release a report of duplication overlap fragmentation, and also cost savings and enhancement revenue opportunities within the federal government. over the last few years, it has resulted in over $100 billion in savings that has a ready taken place, as well as a combination of those that are booked into the future. the point is that that is tens of billions of dollars in additional savings that if congress and the

well earlier i spoke to former wimbledon champion marion bartoli who told me herfriend is back on formshe needed to, and especially at the end of that first set when she was down 5—3, came back to win 7—5. eventually winning in the tie—breaker. came back to win 7—5. eventually winning in the tie-breaker. she is somebody who just manages to find that extra gear. do you see her being in the final this year?” that extra gear. do you see her being in the final this year? i hope so. being in the final this year? i hope so. firstly because she is one of my dearest friends, and it would be an incredible story. if she is able to come back after every thing she went through. not only giving birth, but the health issues she had to face, after that. i think it would be an incredible role model for all the girls around the world, so i‘m truly hoping that she will be able to do so, andi hoping that she will be able to do so, and i think if she is in the final, she will win it, because she almost never lost the final of a grand slam, and she will be so eager to win another one in front of olympia, p

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marion. welsh? of course. who are you supporting, marion? viva le france. get out of here!h england's world cup semi—final in hyde park this evening, after a ballot was held for tickets to the event. a big screen will show the match against croatia, as gareth southgate's side hope to qualify for their first world cup final since 1966. the lightning seeds will perform the anthem three lions ahead of kick—off at 7:00pm. people living in riverside apartments in south—east london who feared they would have to pay to remove grenfell—style cladding have been told their insurance company will now foot the bill. it is thought the cost of recladding the new capital quay development in greenwich could be between £25—40 million. in a landmark decision the national house building council, which provides warranties for the flats, has agreed to pay. londoners are preparing for president trump's visit to the uk later this week, both those in favour of the visit and those planning to protest against it. mr trump will meet theresa may at her country residence, chequers, and the queen at win

history of strong officially strong debuted in ancient mesopotamia we're still marion's guzzle beer and strong of gold in the one nine hundred fifty s. the rise of the automobile brought with it trast. and the desire for disposable. drones were surely. cheaper and easier to mass produce plastics. every crazy. and. go with america for. billions of them are very. literal women are. no longer a harmless. johnny. but a ban on plastic straws may potentially have a huge impact on the disability community adversely affecting how quality of life many some needs are also drink because they are unable to lift a cup to their mouse or to regulate the amount of liquid being ingested there are also allergy concerns with alternatives and bears the issue of access we have a lot to discuss today so joining us on skype to do that christine taken there is a marine conservation biologist. senior communications officer at break free from plastic lawrence carter long is director of communications for the disability rights education and defense fund and do and i was executive director of lonely whale organiza

marion trump, i was talking about, in courtroom, when she was presiding.hether i was plaintiff or defendant. i want to clear it up for the haters. i was not the believe neither one. i was sitting on the jury. she was terrific. >> she is retired now, she has been on federal court since 1983, no one knew she was a trump. he was not the player he was turning out to be. >> the leader of the free world? you did not know that in 1983. >> she was the family star. lou: he has been a star. >> he is. lou: all that time. and where we live up in sussex county, new jersey, on the farm. everyone knew donald trump, they knew judge trump-barry. they have a powerful impact it was a small community. turning to president now in brussels. he is about to tell nato he is serious about getting that spending up to 4%, gdp, what is your problem nato? then this, i know i can't believe these people, europeans in particular the representatives of th the eu are most patronizing ignore an so -- whatever you want to make them, saying you should be more appreciative of your allies, have

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construction worker says south bound middle field road and marion avenue where that incident happened is closed accord to go the palo alto online, the worker was run over by a bobcat loader before 9:00 this morning. that individual was pronounced dead there at the scene. california division of occupational safety and health is now leading the investigation. across the bay in oakland police are investigating a shooting that sent a three year old boy to the hospital with facial injuries and just a short time ago police held a news conference before visiting the boy. frank was there and joins us live that young boy is rested at children's hospital this noon in stable condition but not after what could have been a tragic night for the toddler and mother. the boy and the mother had been attending a memorial for another homicide victim in oakland when their car was hit with gun fire. a piece of shrapnel struck the boy in the face around 9:30 last night on the 1600th block in oakland. no suspects right now. they're also bolstering their patrol after a rash of shootings in the city. >> the oa

ed: i have been to that hotel two blocks away from a statue of marion barry. want to tarnish his legacy. a big statue honoring him, the dc government. last i remember, crack cocaine or something like this. who are they to judge trump? >> you won't get a disagreement from a lawyer on that. i look at rudy giuliani, really good lawyer and i'm telling the president one person he should be looking to is bill clinton. when bill clinton got suspended it was because of monica lewinsky. ed: appreciate your time. when we return, democrats came out in opposition to the latest supreme court pick before he was named but other democrats are saying they won't meet with brett kavanaugh. how low can they go? that story next. ed: fox news alert, mitch mcconnell issuing an ultimatum to senate democrats, keep demanding documents on brett kavanaugh and risk landing is confirmation vote before the midterms. shannon bream filed what is and is not in the document. >> reporter: brett kavanaugh must recuse himself from any potential case involving the mueller investigation. he and othe

because he couldn't get a supermodel to marion forever.here's a guy belgian visa isis letter that more on joe's to realize. >> he had a college degree. there's a guy bwith a college degree in belgium and he enslave a woman and that sort of leaving behind a society where you couldn't, partially motivated by this empathy of ultimate machismo and control of women is something i think is absolutely the same whether it's european or whether it's these like white dudes on angry that they can't get their supermodel version will be bright forever. >> it's true that we are, you start reading and you listen to a language where people say this is so similar and is why groups like international media foundation is so important because it started women into conflict zones and gives these stories from women who might not talk to him in order to be seen in public with a mail order but it's always interesting when you read a more from one person's perspective by nature also the stories that are kind hedges, you have to listen or figure out what you're not

investigators say the pair was last seen yesterday at a motel in marion, virginia. police say tester the girl in bristol, tennessee. investigators think they are heading north.>> u.s. embassy officials confirm a man detonated a bomb outsidef the u.s. embassy in bebing. the b was desibed as a firecracker device. there may be a second incident here. a woman sprayed herself inut gasolineside of that same u.s. embassy. >>> 11 gop lawmakers have launched a bid to fire deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. he's the manoverseeing robert mueller's russia investigation. the articles of impeachment accuse rosenstein stone walling republicans' request for information in the investigation. the measure is unlikely toou pa wi the support of the house leadership. rosenstein has beenin s the investigation since attorney general jeff sessionsecused himself last year. >>> today is the court-ordered deadline for all migrant ildren to be reunited with their parents. the children were separated from thr parentsfter entering the u.s. illegally. department of homeland security say more

and that is true whether you are the president and the first lady or marion and fraser robinson. those standards don't know title or income. that is just all the kids need. as librarians know, working in the communities, they come into your doors and have such promise and they just once somebody to love them, to tell them they are okay and that is one of the things i tried to do, i did so much with kids because i always thought this is the interaction that could change a kid's life, this one hug, this one you are worth it. you never know what can make a difference. [applause] >> all of this, giving to the communities, giving to your children, but you also heard you say sometimes you have to put yourself first, not feel guilty about taking care of your self. >> oh yes, ladies and men too but let's talk to the ladies on this one because we do that. we put ourselves forth on our priority list after everybody else and sometimes we are not even on our own list at all it is so filled with so many obligations and the guilt that we have. this is nothing new but oxygen mask metaphor is re

brilliant, marion cilic doing the floss is right here on brea kfast.ct and most importantly, just like strictly, you wa nt importantly, just like strictly, you want to wind just like this, double. you are getting too attached to that, oti, lovely to talk to you. let's move over here with the glitter ball, this will be the prize for the best flosser and 0ti will be thejudge of that. for the best flosser and 0ti will be the judge of that. earlier on you asked the highest temperature at wimbledon, the first ofjuly 2015 where the mercury soared to 35.7. todayit where the mercury soared to 35.7. today it will be pretty warm. today the forecast for wimbledon is 31 celsius. wall to wall blue skies and a gentle breeze, looking at a breeze of around nine mph, which is nothing. the pollen levels are very high or high, and the uv levels are high. forecast for the uk is dry, sunny and hot but showers in the forecast and we currently have them in south—west england, the channel islands and we could see them in hampshire, dorset and bartra. looking at the forecast a

my name is marion. live at 312 montcalm street with my husband who is a third-generation san franciscan. we live immediately downhill from this project. the project has been extremely painful. it has been fraught with difficulties and it has forced us to spend our hybrid money which we save for retirement to protect our homes and ourselves from this developer. we reached out to the man from the moment this project started at attempted to negotiate and work out problems that existed letting water into our home. as a result, all that we have experienced is our trust has been abused and our goodwill has been abused at every turn. now, let's turn to the edge till discretionary review factors. the only information that you have in front of you from him involves the plans that they have submitted. he has not filed any response to our discretionary review materials and he is not here today either. and i understand that it is virtually unprecedented for a project sponsored not to respond to a discretionary revi

think just about everybody has seen that photograph from marion, indiana, which song strange fruit was based on. two young men hanging in tree and the white men pointing ump. that's indiana. that county is home to a very old pioneering community, by the 1840s had an ame church. these are not co distance endses and so making -- coincidences so making thing south, north device reraces reality in a very probable -- problematic way. do we have time for one snore we. do any others? maybe i have intimidate you. [inaudible] >> enjoyed the presentation very much. many thanks. [applause] >> thank you. >> i'll be sticking around to sign books and you can ask me questions you were fried ask in front of aberdeen e -- front of everybody else. thank you for coming. [inaudible conversations] >> i'm so pleased. tried not say in front of -- you're from central illinois. >> it's great. i looked this up last night online, wait, midwest? fairbanks, alaska ises 196 miles south of the arctic circle. while in fairbanks we visited the river lookout and a state recreation area. [nature sounds] [nature sounds]