he worked hard, he was meticulous and a warrior until he went on the stage, he was always a warrior,e right, and quite nervous as a performer but i think it was on a chat show not that long ago, before he goes onto the stage or into the studio floor, he does a little step, a hop, step for a trip, step, studio floor, he does a little step, a hop, step fora trip, step, and onward can beaming face and bruce would take over, the other bruce would take over, the other bruce would take over, the other bruce would take over, the entertainer, otherwise he would worry, but to good effect, he was right to worry and any producer who didn't listen to him shouldn't have been a producer, his instincts were so right. it was see our hard taskmaster? he wanted things to be right. the generation game, they would rehearse with the contestants and he would be watching and would work out in his mind, let's say they we re work out in his mind, let's say they were doing, making clay pots on the potter ‘s wheel, at the rehearsals he would watch them do it and he would know if there were three couples which

years of very meticulous records. 91 right now in concorde and 83 in livermore. it has deepened out a little bit and i saw this up to about 1700 feet and i guess it was this morning. it was down to 1000 feet a couple of days ago and it was hot and it will shrink down again on thursday and friday and get hot again but in the meantime, we have plenty of fog and probably about 1300 feet and that will give us a nice day tomorrow. we will see the big push of fog potentially down fremont and we will see how that pans out. here is the forecast highs in the valley where sacramento may get 101 or hundred degrees but the hundreds were everyday just a few days ago. it will be about 95 which is still hot but just not 105. that is all coming back. do not freak out when you look at these numbers. >> what? don't freak out? >> i know, i was like, are you serious? >> we have not seen this in so long. >> it will be interesting. the hottest day looks to be on saturday and sunday.>> when you are saying 110, where are you talking about? >> maybe fairfield. >> that is a long stretch,

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, which will be joined together to create loud speaker enclosures, amplifier enclosures, horns, meticulousows the wood to expand and contract. it is like a living thing. this is a very difficult time consuming and expensive process. we are the only company in the world that does this. nobody else makes loudspeakers using solid wood joinery construction, not today. not that i know of ever. ♪ at a certain point, the parts come from the wood shop, metalworking shop, powder coater. they come to our central facility where we do the final assembly. most of our recruitment is very big, and it is very big because it has to be. it can't be miniaturized. it is physics. it is very old-school, not mass production. and the components that we use are simply of the highest grade possible. aerospace level stuff. the last phase is really our installation of the equipment in our client's homes or wherever they are going. if you have an amazing system, and you put elvis on, it is frightening. it is like he is right there. with the system is doing is, it's taking the energy that came out of elvis, literally -

and he's meticulous and the team that he's put around him is incredibly meticulous so he understandse stakes are and they are high, because this could potentially go straight to the white house where there could be a potential impeachment. so this is something that is critically important, not only for the mueller investigation but also for the institution of the presidency. >> we know, based on our own reporting from yesterday, about mueller and manafort, the fact that, you know, we have the raid by fbi that happened in the early morning hours in alexandria, virginia, by the fbi, but it talks about the fact that not only are they interested in the meeting that happened in june of last year with paul manafort and jared kushner and don junior in the room but the past activities of manafort and saying that these pr executives from six different firms worked on this effort that manafort -- that manafort was working on in ukraine that malcolm had referenced and one of the firms was the podesta group, which is run by the brother of john podesta. podesta is not affiliated with that group a

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, which will be joined together to create loud speaker enclosures, amplifier enclosures, horns, meticulousows the wood to expand and contract. it is like a living thing. this is a very difficult time consuming and expensive process. we are the only company in the world that does this. nobody else makes loudspeakers using solid wood joinery construction, not today. not that i know of ever. ♪ at a certain point, the parts come from the wood shop, metalworking shop, powder coater. they come to our central facility where we do the final assembly. most of our recruitment is very big, and it is very big because it has to be. it can't be miniaturized. it is physics. it is very old-school, not mass production. and the components that we use are simply of the highest grade possible. aerospace level stuff. the last phase is really our installation of the equipment in our client's homes or wherever they are going. if you have an amazing system, and you put elvis on, it is frightening. it is like he is right there. with the system is doing is, it's taking the energy that came out of elvis, literally -

we went through meticulously to find out that, yes, in fact, they had knowingly, knowingly put girls their site. >> that's the key. >> to traffic them illegally. >> that's the key. it was knowingly. >> knowingly. and we hope the justice department will take it up. if they don't, this legislation would provide for the state attorneys general. >> as you said, it's bipartisan. there's a similar bill in the house. there's a lot of backlash from the major tech companies worried about what regulation might do to their companies or plat force. you're a republican. you support the free markets. you are in favor of less regulation. how do you calm the concerns of those who say that this is too much regulation of the internet? >> yeah. ali, not only am i someone who believes in the free markets, i believe in a free internet. we do not believe this does anything with regard to the freedom of internet communication and it preserves it in fact. it has a very narrow carve out for sex trafficking. they have to be knowingly facilitating or assisting sex trafficking. so the companies that have compla

this entrance hall and be greeted by none other than george washington himself standing life size meticulous masterpiece placed here in 1796. it is the only full length statue of washington that he personally posed for. and it was shorptly after the revolution, he was 53 years old, he had voluntarily resigned his military powers to go home to private life on his farm. and the statue that visitors see today is the most accurate depiction of george washington available. inside of that room where you see george washington are marble busts of the other virginia-born presidents. we have a total of eight. we also have a surprise guest, there is aan additional statue of the marquee de lafayette, an a major general in the american revolution fighting on our side against the british, a french volunteer. outside of our building we have a pediment style, temple style a-line roof, but once you are inside of the building, and you enter the hall of the presidents, and you look up, you suddenly discover a dome which is what you had been expecting all along. and the dome inside of our building has an skylig

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they're meticulously displayed in his manhattan soldier room.'t want to leave his wife the headache of dealing with then after he dies. so he hires a hobby-store owner, matt murphy, to catalog, appraise, and prepare the troops for sale. >> what wars are represented? >> we have world war ii... american civil war... napoleonic wars... the sudan campaign... zulu war. we have two shelves of zulu war. >> what makes bob's army valuable, according to matt, is that he focused his energy on completing many sets from high-end soldier makers, such as stanton studios, king & country, and w. britain. >> another really sought-after brand is trophy miniatures, made in wales. a set of six would sell for about $100, and now they can fetch up to $300 on ebay. >> matt says this trophy miniature would go for 500 bucks. it's a tractor for transporting troops during the boer wars in africa. this british nile riverboat, used during the 19th century -- $1,500. before matt can go through every piece, however, robert dies, at home, in september 2015, surrounded by all hi

carried out to sponsor the mourning for a woman killed in the recent may have that erupted over that meticulous that she. wants broke out almost two weeks ago when a rally in support of the monument faced a counter protest since then a war on the confederate heritage has been proclaimed in different cause of the country with several monuments already demolished although sometimes the top gets slightly more unusual. i don't care if the george washington statue or thomas jefferson statue or robert is that a politician. b.s.p. and executives have decided that play by play announcer robert levy will not be in the broadcast booth for next saturday's college football season opener because of the similarity between his name and the famed confederate icon. this is a perfect example of what kind of a lunacy our country is going through connally's rice said it beautifully these are my these this is our history right and what the left is engaging is a storable revisionism this is the reality for better or for worse of what the us was in its most of our founding fathers were slave owners right they were pa

and the reason comey was able to go into such meticulous detail is that immediately after every singlerote memos. yeah, which james comey should be awarded for. he's the only person who wanted to remember his meetings with trump. according to republicans, trump did not tell comey to stop the investigations. it was just something he hoped would happen. [laughter] - regarding allegations that the president of the united states... obstructed justice, and, boy, you nailed this down on page five, paragraph three, that says, quote, "i hope"-- this is the president speaking-- "i hope you can see your way clear "to letting this go, to letting flynn go. "he is a good guy. i hope you can let this go." he did not direct you to let it go. - not in his words, no. - he did not order you to let it go. - again, those words are not in order. - no. he said "i hope." you don't know of anyone that's ever been charged for hoping something, is that a fair statement? - i hope this mother[bleep] didn't try just pull a fast one on us. i hope. no, no, no. no, no, no. no, because, no, i'm sorry, i'm sorry. we ar

but it's in fact the meticulously choreographed ceremony. led by the pakistan rangers and india's border security force. every evening before sunset. the symbol of both the rivalry and cooperation between the two countries. the soldiers even exchanged gifts on religious and national holidays. however some believe the ceremony only exacerbate existing tensions. with crowds in the stadium seating riled up in patriotic so. shouting violence sometimes on the phobic slogans. culminating this forty five minute dance. the lowering of the flag. that must be impeccably tim. so that the star and crescent and the tri color to send up precisely the same moment. the brisk handshake. and the gates slams. at least until tomorrow evening. since then. to london because very soon a big bands famous bones will falling silent and they would be had again. until twenty twenty one work is being carried out on the city's most famous landmark. not a musty has the details. few sounds on more iconic clean london. then the chinese. and. but the u. k.'s most famous cloc

decided to go to the boat and not to declare our intentions in front of the police after a long and meticulous search we were let go but i want to stress that we were free to leave at any time and at this stage the investigation into aiding illegal migrants remains ongoing towards unknown persons leader of the crew nor the ngo has been formally accused of anything. new companies found to come to the rescue of traditional conservatives in the united states tired of the liberal ways of the state's called conservative move the company aims to help families relocate to texas a state known for its traditional values and it's already been flooded with inquiries most of them coming from californians paul shabat says that the golden state just isn't what it used to be. today california's completely different it's a mess some of the worst schools in the country there roadways are falling apart and property crime and violent crime is on the rise and good paying jobs are hard to find so we've only been around now for a little over a month and the business has just exploded over two thousand five hundred

and they are cleaning up the site for final photos and documentation, so you can see they are meticulously cleaning between the bricks, and they have measured everything in. it's really an intensive process, but it allows us to gather and record as much information on the site as possible, so that can be analyzed in the future. so we expect to complete the exterior perhaps by later this spring. in the interior, we are still working on the exhibit plans, the interpretation plans. though should be open to the public by spring of 2018. when we finish with the restoration of the south wing, we hope visitors will be able to come and experience perhaps a bit more of the slave life at monticello, to understand how monticello functioned in the plantation context, to see what supported the main house. but we are also very, very excited about being able to put back sally hemings' quarter. this tremendously important person on the mountaintop, important in american history. steve: it is important to remember that monticello is not just a home on a mountain. it is a plantation. 5000 acres, eight squar

decided to go to the boat and not to declare our intentions in front of the police after a long and meticulous search we were let go but i want to stress that we were free to leave at any time and at this stage the investigation into aiding illegal migrants remains ongoing torts on known persons each of the crew nor the ngo has been formally accused of anything it's a busy day for news or an r.t. international it all continues in half an hour. welcome to the twilight zone it would seem this is the place where debbie wassermann schultz resides works and even conspires she's at the center of a growing scandal that includes ethics violations fraud and gross mishandling a sensitive government documents and guess what none of this is being blamed on russia. he said. basically. in the. review of this is. really talking to. them. to get it right. and that a lot of the time. but i'm going to. get a lot of us up the money into. giving the money i left my. home and. just save the. lives of the long. haul that that should be made by. other people that was on. our. he's been called one of america's most i

. >> he was not a novice and i found him to be a very meticulous person. >> and does mueller's investigation and the latest information on the grand jury being impanelled, does that change the scope of your investigation at all. >> no, we want to just follow the evidence wherever it takes us. now we know that there were deep personal political and financial ties that his team and family had with russia. that is not disputed. what we want to answer the question is did the contacts amount to a coincidence because they occurred during the russia campaign or was it a convergence. too early to tell right now but i'm comfortable we're making progress. >> and on the subject of russia, president trump signed into law new sanctions against russia that congress passed with veto proof majority in both houses but he was highly critical and putin has already retaliated by making the u.s. cut the embassy staff. what concerns you most now about our relations with russia. >> he signed it begrudgingly but that is what democracy looks like. congress has had a to step forward and do what is best for the countr

decided to go to the boat and not to declare our intentions in front of the police after a long and meticulous search we were let go but i want to stress that we were free to leave at any time and at this stage the investigation into aiding illegal migrants remains ongoing towards unknown persons either the crew nor the ngo has been formally accused of anything. i'll be back with more news in just over half of the. social environment. chemical discoveries over the last century made every day life easier but at what cost this is serial is exceptionally. well under it's confidential. this is just three years old industrial giants reaps the benefit ignoring the harm caused by chemical production. you know as if these people aren't people just experimental animals decades later the toxic environment continues to poison lives and we found these astronomically high levels of backs and levels that my staff think maybe some of the highest levels ever in the united states for almost thirty years this very serious problem had not actually been addressed what will that investigation into the chemical ind

decided to go to the boat and not to declare our intentions in front of the police after a long and meticulous search we were let go but i want to stress that we were free to leave at any time and at this stage the investigation into aiding illegal migrants remains ongoing towards our known persons leader the crew nor the n.-g. o. has been formally accused of anything. recent figures in the u.k. show a marked increase in the number of children calling for help out of fear of being forced into arranged marriages the data was collected by a leading british children's charity the n s p c c if the decisions being made they feel being told when you marry where you marry who you marry that's forced marriage and legal. support and advice is available to help you make a stop. all the charges says there's been a twelve percent increase in counseling sessions related to arranged marriage compared with the previous year their web page dedicated to the issue has received over six thousand hits and there's also been an increase in the actual number of forced child marriages. the new figures show a seventee

decided to go to the boat and not to declare our intentions in front of the police after a long and meticulous search we were let go but i want to stress that we were free to leave at any time and at this stage the investigation into aiding illegal migrants remains ongoing towards unknown persons each of the crew nor the ngo has been formally accused of anything. i'll be back at the top of the revenue sidelines . most people think just stand out in this is this you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest race. to stand there since you just need to ask the right questions to ban the right answer. question. you can see the border from. the steel fence and. says this is this is. and. you have every right to be here have a right to. be a part of my family on both sides of the border. and organization called the arizona border recall we are. doing. with these to be done in the five years it's getting worse the violence is escalating because it's. believed that their rage is there and they don't believe. that is taking responsibility for their

decided to go to the boat and not to declare our intentions in front of the police after a long and meticulous search we were let go but i want to stress that we were free to leave at any time and at this stage the investigation into aiding illegal migrants remains ongoing towards unknown persons need of the crew nor the ngo has been formally accused of anything. my colleague neil harvey will be back with the news headlines in just over half an hour. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest race in truth to stand there since you just need as the right questions demand the right answer. questions. economic development is all about numbers really pleased to report this quarter we are modern six point. but what do we know about the other figures. when i think about that that i see mike do made over a twenty million dollars last year more than one thousand times the average walmart of says he and with all due respect i have to say i don't think that's right. is not just how a free market w