well i don't know if the mingle even knows that himself certainly the very last performance at the met and it's been an incredible career there that's been his main stage he's had hundreds of performances there and probably his last performance in the united states it's certainly the end of an era isn't it that looks like it was a case of the he just got too hot for both parties who actually cut the ties with the placido domingo or the met well his statement appeared 1st and he said he didn't want to be a burden on the production company or the team and so he was going to step down for that reason although he says the. allegations of sexual misconduct are in accurate . met then issued a more sharply worded statement saying simply the next and mr domingo have agreed that he must step down and he's of course been quoted in the new york times saying he's concerned about a climate in which people are condemned without due process this is one of those problems that we've seen coming up time and time again with these me 2 cases has he got a point there well you know he did make some sort of

allegations of sexual misconduct are in accurate the met then issued a more sharply worded statement saying simply the mets and mr domingo have agreed that he must step down and he's of course been quoted in the new york times saying he's concerned about a climate in which people are condemned without due process this is one of those problems that we've seen coming up time and time again with these need to cases has he got a point there well you know he did make some sort of cautious stephens to the effect that he's very sorry if anyone was hurt over the period of his career he also said apparently the mors and music world have changed drastically in the last 20 years. on the other hand it's kind of. it's kind of an open thing still. it's obviously very very tricky because so many women were involved and it appears obviously that new york has decided to follow the lead of other big houses like philadelphia san francisco what was their thinking in the end when in the king this decision to think well did not simply has this past history of the vine scandal at this point they simply don

ever perform again is unknown but after a nearly 50 year partnership he certainly will be back at the met. and our classical music expert rick folk are has joined me in the studio again welcome rick that does this mean that domingo will never perform i think well i don't know if domingo even knows that himself certainly the very last performance at the met and it's been an incredible career there that's been his main stage he's had hundreds of performances there and probably his last performance in the united states but certainly the end of an era is not that looks like it was a case of he just got too hot for both parties who actually cut the ties with the placido domingo or the met well his statement appeared 1st and he said he didn't want to be a burden on the production company or the team and so he was going to step down for that reason although he says the. allegations of sexual misconduct are inaccurate the met then issued a more sharply worded statement saying simply the next and mr domingo have agreed that he must step down and he's of course been quoted in the new york times say

>> i met in late may, as the book detailed accurately. but you also read the rest of the paragraph, which said we don't want you to come in at this time, because of it doesn't work out, i am going to fire everybody. >> he said now, because he was dangling the position at the most senior level for you, is not correct? >> that's a question for the president of the united states, sir. >> and he would know that he dangled it, therefore you would do his bidding to deliver a secret message to the attorney general that everyone he asked to do it wouldn't do, correct? >> no, sir. >> let me ask you about this role you are going to have. we can show you another quote you wrote about how this would be described. part of the duties, if we can go to the next slide, it's that priebus said you would come in and run the russia investigation. is it true you are being told you are being considered to come in to run the investigation of russia's influence in the 2016 presidential campaign, just weeks before you were asked to tell the attorney general to lim

i've met people who like their doctors. i met people who like their nurses. i've met people who like their pharmacists, i've met people who like their physical therapists. what they want is access to health care. >> reporter: warren has been rising in the polls. campaigning with her mantra, "i have a plan for that." david pressing her on afghanistan and her promise to pull troops out immediately. >> would you keep that promise to bring the troops home starting right now with no deal with the taliban? >> yes. >> reporter: the debate taking place in a state shaken by mass month. beto o'rourke of el paso making a passionate plea for mandatory gun buybacks. >> you know that critics call this confiscation. are you proposing taking away their guns? and how would this work? >> i am. if it's a weapon that was designed to kill people on a battlefield. hell, yes, we're going to take your ar-15, your ak-47. we're not going to allow it to be used against our fellow americans anymore. >> reporter: kamala harris, facing tough questions on her changing positions on criminal

met was a diplomatic response and economic sanctions by the beijing government she has not met the dalai lama after and no other western leader is meeting the dalai lama has been meeting the dalai lama in recent years and social long was now one of the most prominent critics of beijing is probably experiencing a similar thing pressure on foreign governments is mounting not to meet with him not to give his criticism a platform some material what about this direct response from beijing that there could be consequences for ties between china and germany what could that mean. while it starts with diplomatic responses german deployments would not get appointments with senor fishes or would hard to get to a point that the senior officials not be invited to some events diplomatic events celebrations at cetera it could go further sanctions on german companies or inspections that german companies suddenly face economic threats and in the end there could also be a boy caught it has happened before north korea japan they all have experienced boycotts by the chinese public incited by the government

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met all four benchmarks. there was a significant decrease in the amount of contributions given to the c.b.d. the number would have been lower, not for a grant that the c.b.d. had received and utilized in fiscal year '17-'18. continued decrease would be hazardous to the c.b.d.'s long-term health and to the implementation of its management plan. the c.b.d. was able to maintain an active board of directors and committee members as well. are there any questions for staff? so i'd like to invite up mr. dominick lemandry to present on his statements. >> good morning. i believe i'm the last presentation on c.b.d.s today. so thank you. i'll make this brief. as helen mentioned, my name is dominick lemandry. i'm the district manager for c.b.d. our mission top of broadway c.b.d. is quite simple. we're here to essentially increase the quality of life and entrepreneurial vitality. so just in general, background information on the district. it was formed in 2013. it started services in 2014. 39 parcels, over 100 businesses

so we should have met those. sorry chief, i didn't mean to drill into something, but this sounds to me . >> deputy chief mike cochran homeland security. i agree it is quite the journey, i will say. we are probably going to have to ask to speak on it. it is any software or electronic device that can be associated with any individual or group, report it, which we did. like the deputy chief said, we are trying to get a variance for the drone. the policy we should have an emergency operation. that is where we are right now. we submitted everything with the cfo. mark, can you give a quick update. >> is the ordinance passed. now we need a variance from the ordinance to run the drone program to save lives? just to be clear what this means. >> good morning. yes, there was a new ordinance. the issue we have, we had to report on all existing technology, not just cameras, social media for all city departments. there is a clear separation between existing technologies used by departments and future proposed technologies. the

there he met dozens of families in a similarly desperate situation the center's director cloudier dunja advised parents to talk to their children about everyday things in the hope that they'll get homesick. a fetus is any the crucial thing is that you realize you're not alone because you're not the only idiot in germany whose daughter's runaway leonora appeared unaware of exactly what kind of place she was now living in me and i asked in rocca laws and punishment what draconian. listening to western music was punished with whipping me leonora and her fellow wives managed to have their own little parties in secret. leonora soon began to lose faith in i.a.s. she found her husband disgusting i asked brutal and was unhappy to be one of 3 wives at the time or not now after around 2 months she seemed to realize for the 1st time that this wasn't every things you'd hoped for. and got out of the she admitted as much i said she wanted to come home. and wanted us to help her. in your work and then it helps if you know people who know other people and. the people mike was referring to was our team

both of them are engaged in talks to both sides to iran and to the united states among all mccrone met here is today with rouhani and he is scheduled to meet president trump today and as you said angela merkel met with the you asked president and with the iranian president was also on her schedule here and we actually where waits to hear from her every minute every moment from now so as i said i think that the european see a chance for diplomacy we have to admit that president trump has been very critical of iran even today he did knowns iran's blood lust and described the runyon regime as one of the most restrictive restrictive in the world but he also said that he believes that there is a path to peace and he has so far shown restraint in the conflict and hold and he has hold back a lot of those who have to tell you is under a curse the chancellor we have the chance to right now let's listen to what she's saying. you know because. it's a looks like we're having some audio problems and also there is no translation so i suggest we go back to xander as we wait to get a better connection

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in paris, i have met some rude people. i have met some rude people in kansas city too. [laughter] mr. laver: for the most part, even in paris when i would take undergraduate civilian students, any number of times my students would tell me somebody stopped and asked them if they could help them find what they were looking for. especially out in the countryside, my experience was the same. when you go to normandy, there are american, british and french flax everywhere -- flags everywhere. about every trip, somebody has thanked the u.s. for their contributions to the war. i confirm your experiences very much. yes, ma'am? >> i was just wondering, does hitler ever actually go to paris? mr. laver: did hitler ever go to paris? he did. soon after paris was occupied in the spring of, late spring, early summer of 1940, he went to paris. i will bet you everybody did what hitler did when he went to paris. got your picture made with the eiffel tower in the background. exactly what hitler did when he went to paris. it's the photograph most people go -- you can find this pretty quickl

agreement with the taliban last month zalmay khalilzad met with taliban representatives in qatar to complete a 9th round of talks to end the ongoing conflict killed ziad said both sides were on the brink of striking a deal president ghani is expected to share his views on the peace deal draft with the u.s. negotiator within the next 2 days. britain's prime minister has met conservative party allies that his country residence before a parliamentary showdown over the brics the crisis members of parliament will reconvene after their summer break on tuesday boris johnson's decision to suspend parliament just before the break that deadline is being described as a coup to stop democratic debates johnson says the e.u. needs to make concessions because britain is leaving the october 31st come what may . vietnam is marking 50 years since the death of france revolutionary leader men he is regarded as the father of the nation and the founder of its communist party the anniversary of his death also falls on vietnam's national day. in the capital. means for the country. the mausoleum of. the fou

michael met the smuggler in a hotel in southern turkey. we kept our distance while listening in mike did the negotiating. stuff and. i met with this was a smartly dressed guy. he said he had links to the nusra front. so basically. like us by the storm ike from the hamlet of pride and doc was having a cup of tea with 2 guys from al-qaeda. and think of the smoking around $100.00 cigarettes. but this. credibly tense just when you're talking through interpreters. the smugglers set out a complex secret operation involving 3 cars and forged documents. mike was tempted to give them the go ahead straight away i want my kid back. it's risky and if that means that afterwards i face prosecution for giving money to a terrorist organization i'd be happy to go to jail as long as my child is back home and. with that go ahead somewhere in syria a group of men set out for rucka. they had already smuggled people out of what was now the capital of i asked. that plan to get leonora was potentially a matter of life or death. because rocca the heart of i ask wa

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in the summer of 1962 i met a derl named cokie at a student political meeting. i firmly believe she was wearing charcoal gray bermuda shorts at that moment. for the last 57 years she has corrected me of this and many other points. because she has never owned a pair of charcoal gray bermuda shorts. but over the years on countless occasions cokie corrected all of us to inspire us and taught us and to console us. fiercely and forever i knew immediately i had met an extraordinary person but i was a guy. it took me four years to finally propose and as she would always joke or half joke i did it by saying oh all right cokie. [laughter] and former students would quote that back to me. frequent piece of advice i always give them to you mary is the most important decision you will ever make. nothing else is even close. fortunately for us even though we were very young but those coming in from young women to help fight cokie as they navigate their way through thena journalism business. and to call herself a proud member of cokielf army because what made me adore her so mu

but not going to have their needs met months of talks unraveled that day far as i'm concerned that. such a members of the can family were injured in a separate bombing just last week they survived but like many in afghanistan they're mourning the peace deal. one of his soldiers was killed and he stopped the peace process saying he doesn't care about the taliban are in a hopeless piece which doesn't happen now well i think it's what i know is that victims of the taliban's ruthless bombing campaign lie in the corridors of kabul hospitals these days there have been 2 attacks this month already local politicians say the talks were their best chance of protecting lives. of the majority of the casualties of the civilians without peace i don't think there would be any other way to stop fighting and prevent civilian casualties when you are. working with you know beautiful. wading through what remains of his home zaki can spare his anger not for the taliban but for the u.s. president who holds all the power. of our attacks happening every day with the death of one soldier trump stop the peac

i consider him the most important scientist whom i have met. the english naturalist charles darwin is said to have been inspired by whom both while writing his most famous book. on the origin of species alexander from humbled was the greatest scientific traveller who ever lived. europeans have really looked down on the new world and then there's a there's another argument where you can say that he was he had a very strong influence on simone believe are they met in paris an agent of just went home returned and believe our later set that homeboy woke up south americans with his pen so was home alone i think so ho almost descriptions of latin america west so vivid and so beautiful he gave the colonists the confidence to fight their fight of independence. the soldier and statesman simone boulevard was instrumental in liberating latin american countries from spanish control. alexander from homeworld is the true discoverer of america his studies did more for america than the action of all the congress before his expedition to south america to ask fo

i've met trudeau a few times, he's even giving me a hip—hop hug.ister. every event he goes to a trace to connect with the crowd, but he's a charade. at aside. i would connect with the crowd, but he's a charade. at aside. iwould be surprised if it really was, it could very well that he is very privileged and in one story, blacking out by people of his social class is usually the preserve of a particular type of, a really entitled person who does not see the offence because those people who are supportive of his in canada, i met a few of them and say heasley try to recognise the crimes committed against the first nations people and try to bear down on violence against women and improve equality and diversity, but it does to some degree undermined the image that he has presented. it does to some degree undermined the image that he has presentedm does not want to put a number on how many times he has done it. no, which as we talked about before suggested to at least three times, he can count up to that. it does feel that he is so keen to be absently pe

not just supporters of ours but literally every person that i've met in the hall today regardless of the candidate that you support, you've had a kind word to say to me and to amy, a smile on your face, a word of encouragement. so i just want you to know that i'm grateful to everyone in every community of this state, every town hall that we've had. you've made us feel at home. you've made us feel welcomed. you've made us feel like we're doing the right thing in the right place. you take your responsibility as the first primary state so seriously, and i have met those of you who have told me that you met me five or six times and by the 10th time you will make up your mind one way or the other and i'm grateful for that. but i want to say a special word for our campaign, for our supporters, for our volunteers, who are organizing and knocking on doors. for those crazy mothers who were here at 2:30 a.m. in the wind and rain setting up those signs. we have the best team i could have ever hoped for and i just want to tell you that i'm grateful. i'm proud of you, and we'll make the most of t

that's where she first met creech. >> he was beautiful.muscular and a lot of women especially wanted to date him. a lot of men wanted to be him. >> reporter: lauren fell for him. he told her he was separated from his wife chandy, but that didn't stop chandy from calling lauren. >> she texted and called me and was very belligerent and rude. >> reporter: angry, programs, that her husband, then 39 was dating a high school girl. in fact, sheer coincidence, lauren went to high school with gavin smith's son. though she knew when he disappeared in may, 2012, but made no connection between that and something she noticed about her boyfriend, john creech. >> i discovered he had scrapes on his hands and on his arms. >> she didn't think he had a eng to do with the disappearance. >> reporter: but when detective o'brian heard about creech's scrapes, she thought about gavin smith's wounds. he needed to talk to him again. he found him in jamie serving eight years on a cocaine charge, his second conviction for dealing drugs. not exactly an upstanding citiz

away from the theory in congress at the white house president trump met with police sheriffs' he was that's a highlight his credentials on crime as the us again debates whether the president himself has broken the law. all right let's discuss where things stand now with pablo foley ileus our washington correspondent a problem where do things stand right now. well and this is a very moving story of the focus today very much is on this continued effort by the democrats to push forward with their impeachment inquiry we heard from the speaker nancy pelosi and she had some very strong statements to make and she was referring to she said there was a sense of urgency in many respects in there they should try and wrap up their investigation by thanksgiving which of course is the end of november and she focused once again we heard it in the report there the cover up of the cover up she also had words to say about the president saying it goes beyond irresponsible but of course of the other side the republicans have been scrambling to 3 to say you know at this point inquiry is baseless and we'v

i consider him the most important scientist whom i have met. the english naturalist charles darwin is said to have been inspired by whom both while writing his most famous book. on the origin of species alexander from humbled was the greatest scientific traveler who ever lived. europeans had really looked down on the new world and then there there's another argument where you can say that he was he had a very strong influence on scene one would have are they met in paris and just went home returned and later said that homeboy woke up south americans with his pen so was home alone i think so ho almost descriptions of latin america where so vivid and so beautiful he gave the colonists the confidence to fight their fight of independence. the soldier and statesman simone boulevard was instrumental in liberating latin american countries from spanish control. alexander from home world is the true discoverer of america studies did more for america than the action of all the congress before his expedition to south america bumble to ask the travel permi

take your responsibility as the first primary state so eriously, and i have met those of you who have told me that you met me five or six times and by make up time you will your mind one way or the other and i'm grateful for that. to say a special word for our campaign, for our our volunteers, who are organizing and knocking on doors. crazy mothers who were here at 2:30 a.m. in the wind up those signs. we have the best team i could have ever hoped for and i just you that i'm grateful. i'm proud of you, and we'll make moment that we together. [cheers and applause] mr. o'rourke: thank you. listen, so many of you have been sending your encouragement and your strength and your love and your thoughts and your prayers and your commitment to the people of el paso, the people of odessa and midland, to those of west texas who have endured one massacre after another, to a state that has seen four mass shootings in under two years. everything you have sent our way has been gratefully received. i was born and raised in el paso, texas. it is a magical place. it forms the largest binational communi

borisjohnson met boris johnson met eu borisjohnson met eu leaders earlier.s for a new brexit deal. meanwhile, outside, this was going on. booing. is not under my if they're not able to find i united they're not able to find a united in the

. >> you met eye witnesses and people who knew your mother. >> the key person i met is i met the woman who is almost my mother's exact age who back then was a little girl, and she was -- went to this center of town, this little town, when jews were being around up, and ukrainian soldier grabbed her and brought her back home and said you better keep her locked up or she's going to get rounded up, too, and she crawled out the window so ehsieh where her jewish friends were being taken and went to a killing scene and watched the executions of the these friends of hers. and she told me what happened. so between her eye witness testimony and the soviet war crime reports they did in 1944 when the dug up the holes and counted the bodies was able to piece together the nightmare my mother lived through and escaped. >> there is a period in their there where you don't know all the details of of your mother's story. >> that's right. >> haven't been able to figure that out. >> a big chunk because what happened to my norina nutshell in 1939, when stalin and hitler made their joint nonaggression pact

while some took held talks with his host his ministers met their south sudanese counterparts topping the talks were economic and trade ties to south sudan seceded in 2011 with most of sudan's oil facilities they once brought in more than 60 percent of the country's revenues but sudan's pipelines and ports are needed to export south sudan's oil the 2 also share the longest land border in africa and parts are yet to be formally demarcated more than 80 years after south sudan's independence that's caused tensions in the past and was discussed in the talks we have discussed many bilateral issues concerning outstanding issues in the peace agreement not the reason one but the comprehensive peace agreement where the issues of borders issues of operations issues of economic and political issues seem to be discussed and those weren't the only things brought up over the discussion table the prime minister has repeatedly stated he aims to achieve peace in conflict areas within the 1st 6 months of the transitional period on wednesday a coalition of sudanese armed group signed an agreement to sta

likewise with honduras, we met. we signed a cooperation agreement with both and also with guatemala. we are working with our partners in central america to ensure that asylum-seekers can pursue relief as close to their home countries as possible. that will make a tremendous difference in our southern border. and mexico all i have to say, president lopez over door -- obrador has been an outstanding partner. done a great job in mexico. the cartels are way down. the numbers are secretaries here now, the numbers are way down. we way down. and we are doing that without the help of congress, meaning the democrats in congress who won't give us a single vote to take care of loopholes. we have loopholes that are so horrible it would be so easy to fix and they know they should be fixed but they don't want to do it because they don't want to give trump any credit. because it's all about the election. that's all they care about. they don't care about the country. they care about the election. the sad part is with all the tremen

to the country president emerson milan jaago mr mugabe's closest ally before ousting him last year met the plight in the capital the gobby family invited zimbabweans to welcome his remains home and a few 100 gathered to pay their respects to the home president died in a singapore hospital on friday aged 95 his body will lie in state for for 3 days before being battered at an as yet unannounced location. let's join detail because from them to prevent the most on here who joins us on the line from harare welcome privileges what's been happening that the apples. of. president. often do you when you've got i've been. robust mcguffey's the national have what. there was in the military part of it that was held. to pay respect to him soon after that it was then taken to what they call one. the minute that about when normally when it pessimistically did not know you know they would be taken to enlighten they'd put their night and then. taken to. be a place where they would be. if it got very. either to morrow friday and saturday. so how would how will the country commemorate robert mugabe over

one of those demands they met was drawing an extradition bill. that has been met.ing of tensions on the streets. we're seeing pockets of viole e violence. i do have to stress they are pockets. you see these increasingly violent clashes between the police and protesters. natalie? >> you were saying as well this is changing the type of people on the streets. this used to be one where young people were coming out, families were coming out you've got their children, but not so much now you've got this happening. >> reporter: well, we did see some elder people in the protests earlier today, the march, from one area to the other. but we didn't see many children. that is something you did see just a matter of weeks ago, that families were coming out en masse to these protests. of course, some of these protests organized by certain groups were enforced by police and people felt comfortable. if there's a feeling there's going to be tension on the street, inevitably the dynamic of the protest groups is going to change. >> all right. we appreciate it. paula hancocks right the

the two had met several times over the past year.his time lugovoi brought along a buddy, a man named dmitri kovtun. he's the one in the black turtleneck. it was a quick meeting. litvinenko drank just half a cup of tea then left. around 5:00 p.m. he caught a ride home. that night, he fell ill. and three weeks later, he was dead. so who slipped litvinenko poison that day putting his murder into motion? litvinenko told scotland yard detectives before he died he didn't know when or who had poisoned him. but he had no doubt that one or more of the men he had met that day, the two russians or the italian, was his killer. naturally, we wanted to talk to all three. coming up -- we track down the first suspect litvinenko named. are you frightened for your life? s th feel. it was like that feeling when you pull your green sock out of the dryer and then the very next sock is the other green one. and then you pull out two blue ones. and you keep going till you've matched every single sock in perfect order. and the owner of the laundromat is so i

the last time these two sides met, it was only injune this yearin sides met, it was only injune this's world cup in france at the quarterfinal stage, a match that england eventually co mforta bly match that england eventually comfortably won. some of norway's top stars play their football in the english women's super league. these two sides know each other very well. looking back at that particular game, 3—0 did not do norwayjustice. i thought we played well. it was a good test. of all the games that we won in the world cup, from a physical point of view, that is where we peaked in terms of the amount of running that we did, high speed running, distance covered. that is what we needed to do to beat this snobby team. ultimately when we we re this snobby team. ultimately when we were struggling in the world cup, their ability and athleticism is their ability and athleticism is their biggest strength. for norway this friendly match comes after they opened their euro 2021 campaign with a 6—0 drubbing of northern ireland. but england now includes the newly crowned european player of the y

beijing summons the german ambassador over a visit by hong kong pro-democracy activists joshua watts met germany's foreign minister and berlin a meeting that has been harshly criticized by china it accuses germany of meddling in its affairs. also coming up hundreds of nigerians back at home after a spate of attacks on workers in south africa but with product unemployment in their homeland what does the future holds for that. and the head of the more your breast peachey cast in the greek island of lesbos for signs greece is struggling with an upsurge of migrants from turkey and that's led to a dangerous phone for crowding situation at the camp. plots could be what looks good to me one step closer to finding life in outer space well it turns out that the for the 1st time scientists have to tack to the water on an earth like planet orbiting a distant star and we will ask what this discovery tight. player . i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program beijing has summoned the german ambassador after joshua walk the concorde. prosy activist met germany's foreign minister and berlin urged world lead

and i've met those of you who have told me that you met me five or six times, and by the tenth time youke up your mind one way or the other. [laughing] and i'm grateful for that. i don't want to say a special word for our campaign, for our supporters, or our volunteers for organizing and knocking on doors, for those crazy mothers who were here at 2:30 a.m. in the wind and the rain setting up those signs. [cheers and applause] we had the best team i could've ever hoped for, and i just want to tell you that i'm grateful. i'm proud of you, and we will make the most of this moment that we have here together. [cheers and applause] thank you. listen, so many of you have been sending your encouragement and your strength and your love and your thoughts and your prayers and your commitment to the people of el paso, to the people of odessa and midland, to those in west texas web endured one massacre after another. to a state that is seen four mass shootings in under two years. and i want to tell you that everything you have sent our way has been gratefully received. i was born and raised in el pa

so we met him in the parking garage of his dallas office. >> i'm jim axelrod with cbs news. i'd like to ask some questions about a genetic test you ordered. >> i need to have you speak to my representative. >> would your representative be able to tell us why your name appears on test orders for people who have said they have never met you? can i ask you if this is ethical common practice to sign test orders for people who have never met you before or spoken to you or been examined? do the names ken and judy johnson mean anything to you? >> reporter: and with that, he was gone. >> it's tragic in some ways because these folks won't get two bites at this apt physical they need a legitimate test. they are going to have lost their opportunity for a future genetic test that might be help ful. >> reporter: we followed up with the doctor who never did give us the name of his representative. the lab said they are no longing sepping requests from liz, you nerd, cough if you're in here! shhhh. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. what about rob's dry cough? works on that too. and la

i presume larry has now met dylanlj wonder presume larry has now met dylan.” wonder if the fur has beeneen flying, i would imagine, but dylan is a fairly small puppy imagine, but dylan is a fairly small puppy and larry is a fairly old hand at ruling the roost around downing street i would imagine. larry must bea street i would imagine. larry must be a remainer because he has been there a long time. also suggesting it may be this dog has been brought in to nip the ankles of tony rebels, perhaps? they will not require policemen to show out the advisers, just let the dog out, and the advisers who dominic cummings has sacked or ran away from downing street. dylan was almost discarded by the breeder because it had lopsided jaw or something. by the breeder because it had lopsided jaw or somethingm by the breeder because it had lopsided jaw or something. it will be fascinating to see, next time you see a live shot of downing street, whether the dog or the cat, larry and dylan actually get along. they might be best friends, we might have a reconciliation. a new coalition. they will do a deal. w

june, 66, met g, went to an all—nighter at the burlesque in leicester. met some londoners.ngst — but life seemed to get better when she was at the dungeon. it was one of the biggest mod hang—outs in the midlands. where friends became family — and music was everything. you knew you were approaching the dungeon by turning the corner at the top of the street and you could see there were always people outside. sometimes people didn‘t go into the dungeon, you could hear the music outside, it was loud. you were hearing all this music for the first time, like the who, the kinks played there in 64, they played early. little stevie wonder. the dungeon is now a solicitor‘s firm but one nightclub that still stands in nottingham is the former hippo club — now coco tang. come on, you dungeoneers. this is where we are going down to now. ann and a group of former dungeon members are taking a trip back down memory lane. they all started like this, downstairs. fond memories of the dungeon faces — stories that will be part of the big exhibition. i would never have streamed in the 60s this wo

dershowitz: well, i never met the woman, i never heard of her, i never met her, and she we -- we got some emails recently that were sealed. they tried to seal it. we first tried to deep-six it, we subpoenaed the emails, but the lawyers for her said they didn't have any, but we finally got them. and in the emails, she admits that in 2011, which is nine years after she claimed she had sex with me seven different times in places i never was at, islands, ranches, airplanes, in front of my own house, she said i had sex with her. and then she came into my house, at the time i had a young daughter. we had video surveillance. at any event, she said she had sex with me 2002, then in 2011, she writes an email proving she never heard of me. she has to be told, oh, dershowitz, he's the guy who klausented mr. flaus -- von bulow, he's famous, you should put him in your book, this is all in emails, you should put him in your book because he will help you sell the book, so then she puts me in the book as someone she did not have sex with. she said she had sex with professor steve, she said she had s

ray had never met either of them.ng a huge amount of money to someone you've never met sounds more than eccentric, which leads me to a question for ray's attorney -- don behle. it says, as every will does, "ray fulk, of lincoln, illinois, being of sound and disposing mind and memory." was he? >> yes. he knew what he owned. he may have been odd, but he was of sound mind. >> my next stop is southern california to meet kevin brophy. >> my name is kevin brophy, and in 2012, i received a letter that was really about to change my life. >> it's here in the land of sun, surf, and palm trees kevin started his career more than 30 years ago. >> this is an episode of "lucan." he was a boy raised by wolves. that was the premise of the pilot, and the pilot went to 12 episodes over a two-year period. >> as so many actors will say, it was a good ride while it lasted. it didn't last for you. >> my window was in my 20s, and i had my program and a great career. then the phone stops ringing. >> when the phone stops ringing, kevin finds a