mel b breached royal protocol when she planted a kiss on prince charles.for their possible role as wedling singers, no comment from kensington palace. >> i can see it. a choreographed dance routine. they're cool royals. they'll do it. >> the fantasy is going through your head. >>> amy schumer managed to pull off her wedding without a single detail. now amy is opening up about her favorite new word, wife. >> you're a wife. >> i'm a wife. >> does he call you my wife. have you heard that? >> yeah. it's still like a novelty. >> they tied the knot in a surprise weekday wedding two weeks ago. amy admits she just can't get enough of being a mrs. >> i was over using it to a degree that's insane when it's completely uncalled for. >> schumer shared details of wedding vows on nikki glaser's radio show. some of it was sweet. some of it was just what you've would expect. >> mine sucked. i wrote mine is 20 minutes. i was crying. >> all those stories about me were like me screaming at him. i annoy him all day. i'm like you want to play a game. he's like what. i'm like gu

." >> mel b is giving us everything, kind of. today she hinted that the spice girls will perform at prince harry and meghan markles reception. we have lots of detail. >> we begin with jennifer lawrence getting real about her extreme diet before her first nude seen. she have went raven black at last night's premiere with carly steele. >> this is a bad ass dress. >> thank you. it's a bad ass movie. i definitely can't smile. it's so not in the mood with the dress. >> masking her effortless sense of humor, jlaw draped in dior held court for "red sparrow yt yt. she said it's the first time she ever dieted for a role. >> i just want jack in the box and just eat chicken breast. that to me is like i'm starving. it was tough when my character stopped doing ballet i was done. i was like i can't do this for six months. you'll see in the movie. >> jennifer also graces the march cover of "vanity fair" with a shoot that paying tribute to her kentucky country roots. she admits she was nervous about shooting nude scenes after being outspoken of

by this time, this is three or four hou since the altercation at mel's. we knew we couldn't go back to the safe house. we were driving a stolen car. we couldn't keep driving it around so we had to figure out another way. >> in 1974, i was 18 years old. i was a senior in high school. i had a ford van for sale. around 7:00 thursday night and a door knock on my front door and it was a woman wanting to test drive my van. so i said, sure. i just tossed her the keys. i got into the passenger seat. we drove one block and turned right and she stopped and she said, can my friends come along? all i noticed was william harris getting out of the car because as he got out there was something bulging out of his jacket. opened up his coat and sure enough it was a machine gun. said they were with the sla and needed to borrow my van. patty got in the car behind william harris. do you know who this is? i shock my head no. i didn't recognize her. he said this is tania and he kind of smiled. >> as soon as he learn shed was patricia hearst, he couldn't believe this happened t

when patty talked about mel's sporting goods store, she was very proud of how she freed -- she calledes. she was truly one of them. bill had a handcuff on one wrist. we stopped, got a hacksaw. and so i actually cut through the pin. it worked. i cut the handcuff off of him. he was so relieved, he gave me a big hug, a bear hug. and patty actually gave me a kiss on the cheek. >> we had already had a system of rendezvous points. they were set up just for the l.a. area. they had it planned to meet their other comrades at the century drive-in. their signal was a coffee cup on the top of the vehicle. >> we bought food,ed tom a waited. >> the sla suspects entered this sporting goods store, and they were caught stealing. they ran firing as many as 30 shots from a 30 caliber machine gun. one suspect dropped this revolver later traced to emily harris, a member of the sla. >> seeing the news of the mel's shoot-out, the six others realize the lapd knows they are in town. so they figure they need to get out of where they had been with bill, emily and patty and start looking for somewhere else to go

i told mel already. going to be like -- ♪ >> well, you think you guys will ever go on tour again? >> oh. >> here's hoping mel b. and the girls will spice up our lives on a tour. >> i've been hearing things through the grapevine. >> but what about rumors heidi's fellow "agt" judge that fellow producers want her replaced with another '90s music sensation? >> what about queen latifah, is she going to replace you? >> i really don't know. they keep everything very hush hush. >> latina actually attended last night's gala, where we got a baby stormi update. >> the picture was gorgeous. >> family friend lala anthony told us about kaylieylie's litt girl. "e.t." obtained the birth certificate, and stormi has no middle name. >> the baby's name is absolutely amazing. and i'm so happy for all of them. >> lala was glam in lavender amid a sea of leggy fashion, but who had a wardrobe malfunction? yeah, the night's performer showed off more than intended when this guy stepped on her slit up to there dress. >> oh. >> oops

"the today show" set has mel gibson really been forgiven? a golden globe last year for hacksaw bridge. >> laura: "the today show" with all that they have dealing with, is wondering whether mel gibson has been forgiven? let's watch what mel said about the resurrection. >> it's not just about a resurrection, it's not the man comes back to walk through walls, has holes in hands, it's not that. it's a vast theological experience. i think we need to delve into what that means in a way that you take as the centerpiece and you juxtapose it against many things that go on around it. and in other realms, it gets pretty wild. it's like an acid trip. you have a spirit guide to take you through it. >> laura: that's why they call him mad max. >> this is about the fall of the angels, much more than just the resurrection. >> laura: the left is turning on its own targeted the author on its own targeted the author of that trashy presidential when watching what you eat is causing a whole lot of food envy, try new marie callender's delights. a new take on comfo

this is mel and rob's house —— melmeet mel. we have kieron from the national housing federation. — effort decorating and ripping walls down —— efforts —— effort that's gone in. what was it like when you bought it? it was a shell, you could see the sky from where we are, the rain was pouring down. it was awful. what made you do it? obviously you bought it for £1 but you've had to spend money on it, it isn't like you walked into it and it was like this? there's not many other way is that you could be mortgage free. it's a really good opportunity. it's hard to get on the property ladder now unless you save a deposit and we thought we would rather use our deposit to do something like this than to be tied to a mortgage we'd struggle with for the rest of our lives. could you have afforded to buy a house? we could have got a mortgage in all honesty but we would have struggled every month and i think we would have been stressed out trying to make the payments, it wouldn't have been easy at all with three kids. given where you are, obviously there's still a lot of work to be done. i know

in its case who won a bronze medal with his wife in the mixed doubles curling as tested positive for mel dhoni and if confirmed it would be a major blow to russia's attempts to emerge from a drug cheating scandal crucial netsky is reported to have travelled to seoul and will be sent home if he's failed test is confirmed. so let's go through the latest then from up on chatting with that they do sports knocks merrily welcome max let's start with this is that doping mel don't you know what is it it's actually a hot medication it's widely available in russia it increases blood flow but what it can also do for athletes is boost stamina essentially and it was used by maria sharapova now it was banned in two thousand and sixteen. very quite suddenly and a lot of russian athletes were using it and dropped it maria sharapova didn't drop it saying she didn't see that the substance had been added to the banned list not so have banned from tennis. only just returned and it does make sense to ban it can help athletes is as i say over the counter a lot of places in russia you can buy it without prescr

with that, mel. [applause] mel: well, i am extremely grateful for that summation and critique, and probing of queries. a messageody wrote me a couple of weeks ago and said he would be the commentator, i was both surprised and delighted. surprise mostly great surprise because naturally when a historian of american foreign relations comes to talk about his book usually the commentators are historians of , itican foreign relations is pretty unusual not to have a historian of american foreign relations. i thought it was great to articulate a great because as i write in the introduction to my book, i actually went to graduate school to study labor history. undergraduate, at cornell school of labor relations, my focus was on labor history and i wrote a big thesis at the time of about the impact of the bolshevik revolution on the american labor movement. my advisor was a pretty well-known historian at cornell. senior in undergraduate school. he encouraged me to go to graduate school, i was extremely ambival

we had the great arrival of ge m which, as you can imagine, was geri, emma and mel b.aid it cannot be spice girls unless it is all five andi be spice girls unless it is all five and i think that is where the power lies. that's where the power came from in the reunion in 2007. that had to be aborted because they wa nted had to be aborted because they wanted to show their children what they could do but nevertheless other pressures came along and it did not last the course. this is a more realistic exercise in using what is more like a brand than a musical legacy and i think that is what we are going to see. you mentioned the chinese markets will be packed into with all of those available dollars, products, televised talent show all to the tune of 10 million each. the cynic would say that that is a big, lucrative money part with various clauses being put into it. perhaps not for the musical purists but maybe for the die—hard fan. not for the musical purists but maybe for the die-hard fan. briefly, the big message from spice girls was of course girl power which really res

i think, mel, i think i see that we have a fundamentally different approach to this. because i -- i give khrushchev more agency in this story. maybe because of my generation or the fact that all this detail came out and i got lost in it and enjoyed it. i see the soviets as making choices and khrushchev making choices. and i've found that the analyses that made the united states more significant in these outcomes were skewed by the fact that u.s. documents that existed when people were writing these books. that may be unfair. but i don't see this as this russians dealing with an american world. i see the russians making their own choices. and to go to the details, to answer you with detail, the pen pal letters, these were these letters that were sent between the soviets and the americans between khrushchev and kennedy, starting in september of 1961. they're really boring. but they're interesting for us because it's all about trying to seek, on the american side, some kind of agreement that would make the soviets feel secure. and it's all about berlin. it's the details

when she was arrested, we only remained in the jail for three days to go to trial for mel's case. >>eles jury found william and emily harris guilty today of the kidnapping and robbery of a sporting goods store. >> we were convicted to a 30-year term. as soon as we were convicted we could tell that there was pressure from the hearsts. they removed the judge, he said that she was probably not only guilty of what we were guilty of, but even of firing a deadly weapon, because she was the only one that fired a weapon the whole time. she got five years ago from that, while we got 60 years in the pen. >> some charged she received a special brand of justice for the rich. >> privilege began to come through. her class privilege that she was rejected when she was with us. but all of a sudden her class privilege was what was going to protect her. as soon as we were convicted in los angeles, they needed somebody to claim responsibility for her kidnapping. well, six of the people that d kidnapped her were dead. the only people left alive and that was emily and myself. they offered us an opportunit

both samples of a medal winning russian curler have tested positive for the prohibited drug mel don't e m according to russian olympic officials however alexander crew shown it says while he has never used banned substances particularly bronco has more from contract with this official confirmation from the russian side we now understand for sure that both doping tests a and b. were positive and this is bad news for the o.a.r. team and for the entire country of course as well russian sports officials have ruled out that there was systemic consumption of and that alexander crucial need ski could have taken the drug on purpose the man himself also reacted to this by saying i have never taken any banned substances openly stating that i have never used prohibited substances or competed unfairly since i started in sports that's why i'm the person most interested to see an investigation as soon as possible the russian olympic committee is starting a comprehensive investigation of how the pills may have ended up in alexander crucial need skis body and some of the other key points that i shoul

now after more than a decade, mel gibson is set to direct a passion sequel.el saying it's going to be the biggest film in history. the news comes as gibson is attempting a comeback of his own, after that now infamous dui in 2006 when gibson went on an anti-sem mettic tirade forcing him off of hollywood's a-list. he issued an apology describing his actions as a moment of insanity and a public humiliation on a global scale. that incident was followed by domestic violence charges in 2011 that were dropped after a plea deal. despite the scandals, gibson still has two of the top three highest grossing faith-based films of all time, including "hacksaw ridge" which earned him a best director actor nomination last year. >> i think you can look at mel gibson as an example of somebody who is now out of director's jail, back into the graces of people in the industry who realize that he's still pretty bankable. it raises this conversation of was this long enough? is it okay for him to come back? >> but gibson insists don't call his new passion project a comeback. >> the

and of course to mel and stephanie for conceptualizing and organizing and executing such a timely yet history based battle conference this year. and of course this is the very essence of miller center scholarship and programming. i am delighted to moderate this 11:00 panel. we'll go to about 1:00 and we'll do this intro halves. first session is miller center colleague to myself mark silver stone associate professor at the miller center and chairs the recordings program which and lysing, transcripts and annotates the secret white house tapes, particularly from the kennedy johnson and nixon administrations. and if you watch the ken burns vietnam series you'll have seen marc's names prom nately displayed in the credits because they were crucial from providing clips to jock son and nixon years but kennedy as well. marc is foreign policy focusing on the cold war and especially one element of the hot war, vietnam in that era, and particularly the kennedy and johns johnson policy towards it. my favorite of many plib cages is his book a companion to john f. kennedy, which sounds like a girlfr

but take a deep breath yes that's mel the fuse and sort stink of a dying industry.

to go to trial in the mel's case. >> after deliberating for nine days, a los angeles jury found williamuilty today of kidnapping and robbery and the hold up of a sporting goods store. >> we were convicted to a six-year term. as soon as we were convicted, we could tell that there was pressure from the hearsts. they removed the judge. he had sat through the whole trial. he was very familiar with the evidence. he knew that not only was she probably guilty of everything that we were found guilty of, but that she would probably eat all the adws, the assaults with a deadly weapon because she's the only one who fired a weapon the whole time. she got a five year probation out of that. when we were doing six years in the pen. >> protected by guards hired by her family, ms. hearst had been aware the charge she received a special brand of justice for the rich. >> privilege began to come through. her class privilege she was rejecting when she was with us, but all of a sudden her class privilege was what was going to protect her. as soon as we were convicted in los angeles, they needed somebody to

— ginger spice, victoria beckham — posh spice, mel c — sporty spice, and baby spice emma.us, but as the saying goes red sky at night shepherds delight, i would get in touch with trading standards. some of you had a lovely sunset light on saturday it is far from delight. this is the cloud pushing on. it's a weather front moving in a ci’oss on. it's a weather front moving in a cross called air and that's bringing overnight some sleet and snow and an icy start for some into saturday morning. the temperatures at their lowest where it is driest, the eastern parts of england and eastern scotland. elsewhere, temperatures won't rise much through the day. the weather front in scotland, western england and wales to begin with. sleet and snow over the hills and even the lower levels further north. at lunchtime not a huge amount changes. parts of north—east scotla nd changes. parts of north—east scotland and aberdeenshire may get some brightness through the day. that could go on the western parts of scotland, with sunshine and showers throughout the day northern ireland. for much of e

and sociologist ellis cashmore says it's hard to imagine why a killer would want to use mel don't you and mel don't e m of course is an unusual drug and no one is quite sure what its purpose is i mean it's a stand simply an over the counter drug although it can be prescribed also for heart conditions and it's ments we can't say for sure but it's meant to give advantages in terms of stamina to the taken as we've just heard curling isn't a stamina dominated sport it's a sport where you need a call haired judgment and a steady hand and you can't see any obvious advantages that would be conferred by madone i'm on a curler. over to japan now where recently discovered government documents of shed light on the practice of forced sterilization which affected thousands of people with mental and physical health issues the procedure was carried out under the now scrapped eugenic protection law was adopted after the end of world war two and remained in force and until nine hundred ninety six it permitted sterilization to quote preserve the purity of the japanese race according to some estimates u

hey, steve. >> reporter: my mel and collie mood has been lifted instantly. alex do we not have the best viewers in the world? >> absolutely. >> here is our call for blood. she drives all the way up 130, which i call the roosevelt boulevard of south jersey. risk her life essentially to come here. before they even open. you are a sweetheart. and plus o negative is the most desperately needed. she knows her blood type and that's it. boy you are terrific. >> thank you. >> i know you didn't come here to get a thank you or be on tv. >> no but we're bothering you. on top of everything else you came here and got out of bed on your day off. so now run a few chores and come back at 7:15? >> yes. >> did that shooting scene make you think what can you do? >> did, absolutely. >> does this make you feel like you're not totally us from treated by feeling helpless lining the rest of america? er. >> 's got to do something. this is what i can do today. >> all right. and you know what, you'll be eligible despite being a dogahol ic i don't think it affect your blood. so go run

[laughter] >> mel do you have anything to add to barbara's question? >> i think if he called i would say something like -- mr. president, i know you love the attention of the american people, and i know a quick way for you to honor support among of 0% of -- 60% of the american people. tell them you're going to step down immediately. [laughter] seriously, though, if he -- really can call me let's say he really did call me. [laughter] i would say because i know stephanie you think it is likely that he will. not that they -- barbara you wouldn't ask this profound question if you didn't think it was likely to happen. so -- i would say you should say to american people that i know my first year has been deeply divisive, and i know that america's prestige has been reduced around the world i think those things are very unfortunate. and i'm dedicated i'm going to dedicate this new year to readdressing these trends and this is what i'm going to do. a, b, c, d, and e you know he doesn't like what he's hearing and he ends it immediately. >> you can get that into

three one my name is made by a better known as mel. ford's deep shallow. for an event stories. they trim and i could go on for hours with disputed claims about what you should better check it out yourself he only knew. how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany my mother's from the united states of america and so i realized really early.

we're at mel's diner.ng to scotty who is app engineer and enjoying breakfast this morning. what is your take, in light of what happened a few days ago. do we need more security measures at our schools in the bay area. >> i really struggle with that. i have a couple kids of my own. dealing with the emotions of it, i -- i obviously want the kids to be protected. but the idea of adding more -- you know, more weapons on top of weapons is not the right solution. we have to control what we have out there now. >> reporter: we know what happened after 9/11 with airport security. are we heading that way with schools, metal detectors or force to keep kids safe. what do you think? >> a lot of people agree with that plan. i'm not one of them. people would go with more security is better. no matter what. there is always a need for more. >> reporter: okay. i know in oakland they're doing drills today. have your kids gone through anything like that in the schools in the east bay. >> i'm not sure. not that they have told

thanks again to mel and to will for the opportunity to participate in this. looking out at the audience, there are any number of people who have written copious amounts on the cuban missile crisis and i have not, so i have learned from all of you, but i appreciate the opportunity to try to distill a little bit of what i have learned and offer again some lessons on how that may bear on contemporary matters. john f. kennedy had already learned some important lessons by the time he had to confront moscow's deployment of nuclear missiles to cuba. several of these cuba. some of the lessons involved matters to personnel process and useful during the crisis in october 1962. many grew out of kennedy's earlier crisis, the failed operation at the bay of pigs. meant that the lessons were hard earned. not without qualification, by in large serving him, the country and the world well. before highlighting these lessons which may or may not be applicable to contemptry u.s. relations. i wanted to touch on something that the president didn't translate into useful insight. the

mel in charge of the artistic vision.ges. >> our best selling card today is, help me understand. how are we so much better than everyone else? and so people love to have that experience of together we are awesome. a sentiment they believe appeals to a younger generation. >> i feel like it its part of that casual, ironic, kind of sense of hume mr. thor. >> companies like easy tiger filled a void for mill any yaen? >> absolutely. >> the way that the cards speak to you, have changed. the snarky movement is connected in many ways to millenials. the bigger companies they have seen what the millenials are doing. what smaller companies are doing in general. they're learning from that. >> more than 6.5 billion greeting card are sold a year. the industry revenue is declining. >> before the internet came in, the greeting card industry was really booming and growing. is it safe to say that is flattened out a little built? >> yeah, safe to say. our card category overall, it has been stable. >> lindsay roy is hallmark's chief marketin

pregnancy days or about mel for. nation's time recalled showing when come together was taken. up and his colleagues who took him to the ends become suspicious. one day they called the manufacturer a good intel does. have this is it your mission in the title. with. this question then you and in fact that. fail belong gunstock front of. the of. this. is in. the. investment table and. on paul from here for a government that is still full and clicks. on. over ninety m. me off the amp. that existed in the scam and it will put it there who stood us i guess i was short as a few of these industries this club. affected us in the image as mullin take that. into his book tobias artist was such a con behalf of the country gun victims. he's searching the archives for evidence and documents that have not been taken into account before today. as does this one i'm sends out soon enough. to demand wolf in that. he can view it as a here and saw it good to made good. wouldn't . void. sean. mock nama. fuzzy inboard next fish. that's the dodge implants. fish. i made a comment to invite. all. meet

. >> to mel do you have anything to add? >> if he called me i'd say something like, mr.president, i know you love the attention of the american people, and i know a quick way for you to garner support amongst 60% of the american population. tell them you are going to step down immediately. [laughter] >> seriously, though, if he really did call me -- let's say he really did call me. i would say -- because i know stephanie you think it's likely he will -- otherwise you wouldn't have asked this -- barbara wouldn't have asked this profound question if it wouldn't happen. would say you should say to the american people that it know my first year has been deeply divisive, and i know that america's prestige has been reduced around the world, i think those things are very unfortunate. i'm dedicated. i'm going dedicate this new year to redressing these trends and this is what i'm going to do, a, b, c., d, e., that's what i would tell him to do. you know when he doesn't like what he is hearing, he ends it immediately. >> mel, if you can get that into a tweet he might see it. >> so

, however mel leaning overfour well meaning and good for the exchequer will by tinkering in the margins fees went up so much but we need to remember all of the money is being spent on their education. we have some of the best universities in the world and some of the best facilities and lecturers in the world. if we spend less on educating people, and the quality of education will be less good. if i was going to do one thing the those sort of archetypal young full—time undergraduates, it would actually be to look at their living costs because what they tell us, they worry about paying next week's rent more than about paying back debt when they are in the labor market and only once they are on good earnings, a few years down the line. you touched on this a few minutes ago, butjust to dive into the detail, we saw in labor mp talking earlier about the idea of ironing out injustices as part of this shakeout. where should the focus b? where would you hope to go to a bit more detail if this all end up at the end of the whole business of this review? there is lots of places, one is part—time s

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years chronic shortage of food and medicine have left the civilian population vulnerable to disease and mel nutrition getting enough to manage teria supplies until rebel held parts of yemen is extremely difficult as this report from the red sea port city show. the main hospital in the port city of who day is far too small to handle all the patients being treated here cholera remains a major threat and diphtheria is now taking a heavy toll on the highly infectious disease has spread to eighteen of yemen's twenty two provinces disease and malnutrition make a deadly combination especially for small children to make matters worse doctors lack urgently needed medical supplies and equipment. we have a huge shortage of medical quitman and medicine for the serious cases that shortage exists because yemen is under siege almost all supplies of humanitarian aid to rebel controlled areas are being delivered via the port of who dated in two thousand and fifteen an attack by the saudi led military coalition which consists mainly of arab nations destroyed the cranes used to unload container ships. jets re

carry one my name is made by investing as mel. has devalued towards each channel. i feel sports events stories. is a tremendous edge i could go on for hours but this new shows about you should bank check it out yourself. opportunity prosperity optimism that's the power of global trade global three thousand brought to you by d.h.l. . this week on global three thousand we head to bangladesh where water is everywhere making it a veritable playground for kids but a potentially deadly one. to beneath.

all right mel in the bank you have five. you know i can think you. are now just in sports the champions league is back this evening byron munich take on the cache of turkey in the arena bahrain have dominated the bonus league of the season and are aiming only using that momentum to rack up a vital win over the turkish champions. the icy weather in munich couldn't keep by munich off their training page. thirteen match winning streak in all competitions has the german champions brimming with confidence boks coach you punk kids and he was resting on their laurels they are predicting a tough test. this man's name on the name that is on them and show you all will see that they can really play football. but it comes as no surprise to me that. they group and all the three away games open for us one young of a dozen and i just hope that we can put in a top performance so we can lay the foundations for the return leg look strong so leading the three of us will be. a packed stadium is expected at the allianz arena full of again this despite visit tash banning

who won a bronze medal with his wife in mixed doubles events a tested positive for the banned drug mel don't of the delegation has expressed its a sincere regret over the incident. all right before i let you go want to remind you of our main stories there right now a new battle has opened in syria as pro-government fighters confront turkey they're hoping syrian kurds defend the region of africa against the turkish offensive that began last month. all right you've been watching you get reduced thank you so much for watching our back at the top of the hour thank you. and why. the recent. mention of. a triple airplane. seventeen thousand kilometers in six weeks. i'm sorry.

about it saying look we think there's a problem with his a sample it seems he's tested positive for mel donya which is the same substance that. murray a share of poker the tennis player tested positive for but it's all very weird a that it's a cooler not someone you expect to take performance enhancing drugs you can see why it would help to steal a skill or a biathlete but a cooler performance enhancing drugs are really going to help them in any way from the stones down the rink and the fact is russian i mean obviously the russian national team were banned from competing the olympics and only individual athletes were allowed to compete because they proved they were clean and now all of a sudden he seems to be testing posits. the least is a stumble so it's really bad news for the russians terrible p.r. for the i.o.c. and bad news for this chap as well because he would have brahms in the mixed killing last week with his wife and if he loses his bronze soldier she so he's probably in the doghouse tonight we'll be looking closely to see how the story develops mark meadows sports thanks very

in south korea alexander crucial need ski allegedly returned a drug sample the tested positive for mel dhoni and the results of his second test are expected to be announced soon the athlete debuted with his wife and team mate and i see that his gal of in mixed doubles coding at this year's games last week they clinched russia's first of limpid medal in the discipline off to beating the norwegian patch and finishing third crucial minsky reportedly believes that his food or drink could have been spiked. but that was presuming you don't need to be a secret agent to give athletes a bottle with any kind of banned substance that totally unprotected just put it in a hotel room it's easy if you can see the bottle and it's like locked and then it can open it you can see it was locked he open it drink it and as long as you keep an eye on the bottle that's fine if you just like turn it around for a second don't use this bottle or the substance in question is melburnian it's believed to boost india and sending chris recovery it was widespread in russia or in eastern europe before it was banned two

watch sharrie williams rasp interview with mel comjenkins tonight at 11:00 p.m. >> 4:25 a, everyone, some of the refineries on sky6 live hd along the delaware river in the city of chester. degrees right now. it's not bad to start, but do be aware that accuweather says the high temperature later will be 48 degrees, it will get chillier as we progress throughout the day. tam. >> thank you, matt. >>> so, of course we're looking ahead to the royal wedding it's just a few months away, there's a lot of speculation over whose going to design american meghan markle's gown. many put money on mcqueen dress. her future center in law can kae wore a lace wedding dress. meggen has found her own style to be a new designer. >>> while avacados are a super food, they are a favorite among millennials, you open it up, there's no pit, instead there's a different kind of rock, a shiny diamond. this guy who did just that called his proposal, the best and most creative, what to do if she takes a bite or spreads it on her toes it could get messy. >>> wonder woman was announced as a presenter along with mark

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when patty talked about mel's sporting goods store, she was proud of how she freed her comrades. of them. bill had a handcuff on one wrist. got a hacksaw and so i cut through the pin. it worked. i cut the handcuff off of him. hechs so relieved he gave me a big bear hug. >> we had already had a system of rendezvous points. >> they had it planned to meet their other comrades at the century drive in. the signal was a coffee cup on the top of the vehicle. >> we bought food, fed tom and waited. >> the sla suspects entered this sporting goods store and were caught stealing. they ran firing as many as 30 shots from a 30 caliber machine gun. one suspect dropped this revolver later traced to emily harris, a member of the sla. >> e seeing the nusz ews of the shootout, the six others realize the lapd knows they are in town. so they figure they need to get out of where they had been with bill, emily and patty and start looking for somewhere else to go. they are on 84th street and they drive through south central looking for a new place to stay. and they find a house in the middle of the nigh

. >>> a powerful earthquake in mexico and the mel kohelicopter he respondsing to the emergency. >>> theback at the winter olympics as an american figure skater decides to throw caution to the wind.

looks like prince harry and megan markle have found a wedding singers, that is, former spice girls mel-binted that the iconic girls group will hit the stage during the wedding reception. when asked in a recent interview if she knew anybody attending she said all five were invited but the big reveal came after being asked if they would perform to which mel-b looked down in silence trying to avoid the question before erupting saying i need to go, i'm going to be fired. we will get our answer may 19th when royal couple says do i. what i grand gesture that would be just like serena williams received after her hubby created four giant billboard to welcome her back to tennis. twenty-three all time grand slam sickles champion makes her way back to indian where she will be competing next week. she will be greeted by ads proclaiming she's the greatest mother of all time. as you can imagine serena was thrilled, writing on social media she's so fortunate to have her hubby and baby by her side. james corden could have used support himself when he and gordon ramsey played spill your gets or fill your

everyone my name is made by him better known as mel. b w discords each a challenge. the first event race coupler. the fates tournaments i could go on for hours let's see if you could tell us about it you should check it out yourself. is. the scars. place the pain still tangible. the suffer go. for cities. they have survived do they also have a future. i really understand people who say they do want to stay here. but i also admire people who want to stay here and who decided to create something new in the peace time what needs to happen if tolerance and reconciliation are to stand a chance to start cities after more starting march tenth on d w . turkish german journalist dan as you jel says he was held hostage without charge by ankara the forty four year old was released after over a year in turkish custody on friday pending trial for spreading propaganda and support of a terrorist organization denies the allegations five other germans who call political prisoners still remain behind bars in turkey. the german foreign minister said ma gabriele calls for european unity