special about this mill it's a combination of having both a cord mill mill so therefore the water water mill was equipped with two water reels. and the mill is using water as a source of energy so. that water into the rotational end of. this mill near eindhoven was first built in the thirteenth century by monks. robert fundal has been coming here since he was a little boy he descends from a family of lawyers who have been looking after the milk for decades now. over the years he's learned how to operate it and use it to press for oil from flaxseed. a fire really interesting that we are using an old technique with still works mostly so everything concerning the technique it's visible inside the mill moreover we are only using water as a source of so that's that's pretty cool i think. the ground and roasted flexi disporting to sex which are wedged in to do well press. i'm using air protection now because it's getting. much of the oil from one pressing mrs bush in containers but it's not as much about productivity as about full and keeping the traditional life thoroughly running this mill

mills are driven by wind power. and that's what christa brogan companies when she wants to grind her flowers she lives near a mill in the northern dutch province of friesland. and i said today i want to bake some bread and i thought oh we're familiar our fridge so i went there to buy some flour and. the volunteer introduced me to the meal and the showed me around and yeah i just love. you so when she's not working part time as a purchasing assistant she's training as a volunteer in miller son parents teaching her everything she needs to know classroom learning is supplemented with practical experience. it takes muscles to operate the mill. so when i started to work i wasn't that strong as i am now but yeah i'm getting stronger everything yeah. today only about fifty of the netherlands millers are professional the other fifteen hundred work on a volunteer basis if they didn't most of the mills would stand idle. but the volunteers run them at least a few days a week. to be managed or. you get younger and younger peopl

special about this mill it's a combination of having both a cord mill and the oil mill so deaf or to water water mill was equipped with the water wheels. the military was in water as a source of energy so. that water into the rotational end of. this mill near eindhoven was first built in the thirteenth century by monks. has been coming here since he was a little boy he descends from a family of millers who've been looking after the mill for decades now. over the years he's learned how to operate it and use it to press voile from flaxseed. i find a really interesting that we are using an old technique with still works. so i think the technique it's visible inside the mill moreover we are only using water as a source of. that's pretty cool i think. the ground and roasted flexi just poured into sacks which are wedged into the oil press. so i'm using air protection now because that's is getting a lot of. much of the oil from one pressing mrs bush in containers but it's not as much about productivity as about front and keeping the traditional life. no i would be nice to follow up in the f

bills are settled and change can be initiated the steel mill still shapes the fight of the region. and that's it for me and the business team here thank you very much for watching. the hour. long. crofts against humanity. civilians become witnesses of god. their record of images travel around the globe just social media. what is for damned fiction and what is fact. digital investigators combing through the flood of images and they combine sources trying to reconstruct what happened to the man to substantiate claims of crimes. thanks to this video recording but have a soldier who shot the young man is on trial now. forensics between bits and parts you know you are you going to. get. evidence. of the chance a because justice is about the truth. truth detectives starts june thirtieth on t.w. . well head into tomorrow today. this week shows all about differences and similarities we look at gender and the brain oh they differences between women and men. also not everyone is born in the body they identify with when he's a teenager who's undergoing a sex change. and we find out about the

to explain the problem caused by the mill he shows us how everything at the cemetery has turned red the steel mill is the problem the red iron oxide particles and unhealthy dust which descends on the inhabitants. that thought it was just too much after a while it got me really really angry because i had the bad luck to see lots of colleagues and friends die or get sick from the dust. thirteen thousand people work in the steel mill which used to be state run it can be seen best from the roof of the church now us law mittal is taking over the company and wants to cut three thousand jobs fabio could show has no hope of better working conditions not even from the new government even though toronto is the heartland of the five star movement. norm. they could never carry out what they were promised that's the way it always is at this time it's looking really bad because they are bound by the coalition agreement with the northern league for. the steel mills real dimensions can be seen best from the air the giant produces eight million tons of steel per year which is then transported to nor

to explain the problem caused by the mill he shows us how everything of the cemetery has turned red the steel mill is the problem the red eye and oxide particles and unhealthy dust which descends on the inhabitants. that thought it was just too much after a while it got me really really angry because i had the bad luck to see lots of colleagues and friends die or get sick from the dust. thirteen thousand people work in the steel mill which used to be state run it can be seen best from the roof of the church now us law mittal is taking over the company and wants to cut three thousand jobs fabio could show has no hope of better working conditions not even from the new government even though toronto is the heartland of the five star movement. norm. they could never carry out what they were promised that's the way it always is at this time it's looking really bad because they are bound by the coalition agreement with the northern league. the steel mills real dimensions can be seen best from the air the giant produces eight million tons of steel per year which is then transported to nort

, but it was a mill. if you go to lowell, where there is a splendid national park, they have the lowell mill, the original textile mill from 1850 there. you can see how the water has been diverted underneath and waterwheels turn the drive shaft and it is really a wonderful re-creation. you can even get a sense of how noisit waso have all of those machines going at the same time. the labor force, the initial labor force was nativeborn. white new england farm girls who were eager to have this opportunity to leave home, to earn money, even if they had to send some home, to have an adventure, a wider life. they took the best round and moved to lowell. thinking they might meet new boys, not the farmer next door. and not realizing as soon as they got to lowell, they would have a very regimented life in a dormitory, where they were -- the bell rang to wake up, they had to eat, wash, do everything on a definite schedule and the work was exhausting. but it was fun at first. the young women published the lowell off

multiplatinum hip hop artist meek mill.es serving long sentence, mill had the resources and the fame to fight this case. on the day he was leased he was seen jumping into a helicopter and flying to a basketball game flown by the owner of the 76ers. he's using different transportation. you see him pulling up on t kind of dirt bike that was par part of the probation violation. >> hands up. >> while mill is tree, thfree, e is far from over. the pennsylvania jury deadlocked to get the probation judge removed. this junl stdge stays on the jo mill is due back in court on monday. he joins me for his first interview. his lawyer is here as well. thank you for doing this. why did you ride into that show on a dirt bike? >> i thaought it would be good entertainment if i came to the show. it turned out to be good. everybody liked it. it was exciting. we added excitement to the show. >> your message there is that's not the kind of thing that gets most people arrested? >> not that i ever heard of coming up in america. i got four years sen

during the hay day, there were three paper mills, a cotton mill, a silk mill, a foundry, a beehive oflly took care of you. they built and provided homes for their employees. schools. the river provided energy. the company provided nearly everything else. >> ed: the heyday is gone. people are definitely struggling f died work. during the '80s. when the folks came to work, they were immigrants -- >> anthony: attracted by the manufacturing here. >> ed: correct. made it a possibility of owning a home in a real decent part of the county here. ♪ >> ed: so my father was here, a millwright, a millwright's job is a jack of all trades if you will. if there was something that needed to be repaired. >> anthony: you could work in a mill and live in a nice home, send your kids to school, make a living all on a mill salary. >> ed: you bet. >> anthony: it's unthinkable now almost. what happened to the business? >> ed: things are going to other countries, but not coming back to the united states. >> anthony: this town became redundant. >> ed: correct. >> anthony: again and again all over the country,

mill will cost more a country more than eight billion dollars but has never produced any steel it's hoped that getting the facility off the ground will save nigeria billions of dollars in steel imports but as reports from joe huge challenges still lie ahead. the last complex sits on twenty four thousand hectares and cost nigeria eight billion dollars to build because of all revenue the government of a bother to complete the project. underneath the rusty elenium roofs lie forty three plans from steel mills complete with gov where belt finest is foundries and power plants the thing called the dust is evidence of decades of d.c. use a quarter of the plant is still intact but that now what we've done is to start to really engineer the plant for beach and try to make them work we also have the lighting mills where we produce our road that hundred percent are really very soon already planned to be in full operations. eighty percent of all materials needed i would know the factories sixty kilometer radius. now for the first time indicates the company's engine stuff come to life its true po

the tears have been effective just yesterday republican steel announced that one of its rolling mills in the rain ohio would restart in september. in granite city illinois, 800 steelworkers were called backke to work. the quarter amendment would threaten these new jobs before other announcements of steel mill startrm in the u.s. for the corporate member would permanently undermine a long-standing section of statute to make sure the u.s. has the industry's necessary to defend itself but it would let bad actors like china off the hook and flood our markets with unfairly treated steel and unfair negotiations with nafta partners. for all those reasons mr. president, i m object. >> madam president. >> objection is heard. senator from tennessee. >> madam president, i don't even know where to start. the senator from ohio is a friend of mine who we came in together at the same time. he's written books on labor and trade and i respect the fact that he knows a great deal about the topic. we served together on a banking committee and i respect him. much of what he just said was focused on china.

they would build mills particularly suited for the children's frame. susan: do we have any sense of the mortality rates among these children? julia: it is a difficult to distinguish between what was produced by child labor and poverty. they are quite closely associated. generally people thought that children working prematurely would stunt their development. that was the main concern. they thought it would rob them of their childhood, they would have economic independence too early. but, particularly working really long hours in those conditions would mean they would not grow to their formal -- to their full size or be involved in industrial accident. susan: so, these children were not being schooled, i presume? or at home or other ways? julia: they sometimes would be schooled for a certain period of the year and it was very minimal, 12 weeks of the year. not necessarily consecutive. often they would allow for children to both be at school and work for most of the year. there is a proposal that the employer should offer schooling, -- that employers sho

it was all part of the stand th meek mill rally.nd asked to have his dru dismissed. he claims the officer who arrested him was corrupt before it went in the courthouse, mill took time to speak with the supporters >>ast six months been a real time. always got people supporting me but my life was on line this time and you supported me want to say thank hyou. >>e was in prison in april afterriginally being sentenced to fouyears for violating probation stemming from that 2008 case. the oriasnal sentence met with widespread criticism. pennsylvania state supreme court later overruled that decision >>> hundreds of local ministers came together torganize a job fair for young people. it's in response to community concerns abo rising cri rates especially in northeast and one of the organizers said the goal was to get the young people employed. >>f you h something to do, then you don't have time to have missed constructed time when you have on going on your tayo work, have something, some type of purposes. >> construction firms and trade union

the industrial history of it back it began in the nineteenth century with a spoiled mill. cuts and what led to this early prosperity. in eight hundred twenty three a man called solomon have scame here he established a grain trading business and used the profits to build an oil mill. and he built it here in witan because he found the location favorable. then in eight hundred forty six the railway was built and he used his influence to make sure it passed through . so modern transportation trains together with the waterways made the town so attractive that other companies also settled here. and visited. the former oil mill at least has found a new use as a hotel and cafe with a beautiful sun terrace the perfect place for a short break. and every time you guys get the chance to check in with our globe trotters steve hanus he and a friend went on a sightseeing tour of tehran and came back with some amazing insights into life in the arena in capitals to for yourself. who. run me and my buddy we just heard then it's him to run and we'll be discovering iran in the next few weeks

this poor nine-year-old freddy, he was rescued from a mill and the people at national mill dog rescueey got him out. and this was his day of freedom. the national mill dog rescue, their mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, adopt and educate people about this. so, now he's at lily's haven. this one has not had something his entire nine years of life. >> going to give him -- >> he's never had a bed. this is his first dog bed. >> he doesn't even know what to do. he really doesn't. >> she has to pick him up and put him on the bed because he doesn't know what to do. the beauty is once he figures how comfy the beds are, good luck getting him out of them. >> it's a wrap. >> watch how quickly he adapts to this bed. >> he says wow, this ain't so bad. >> oh, this is nice. this is nice. >> he's so cute. you love your bed? >> he hasn't had love. he's about to get more than he probably ever thought he'd get because this is his forever family, and i got to say, they are the perfect family for freddy. >> we were so excited, we saw freddy come off the bus when he was res cued. we've been waiting for a

the corker amendment would threaten these new jobs with other announcements of steel mills restarting in the u.s. to summarize, the corker amendment would permanently undermine a longstanding section of statute that makes sure the u.s. has the industries necessary to defend itself. it would let bad actors like china off the hook, enable to flood our markets with unfairly traded steel. it disregards ongoing negotiations with our nafta partners. it threatens the improvements seen in our steel and aluminium industries since the tariffs were imposed. for all those reasons, mr. president, i object. >> objection is heard. senator from tennessee. >> madame president, i don't even know where to start. senator from ohio is a friend of mine. we came in together at the same time. he's written books on labor and trade, and i respect the fact that he knows a great deal about the topic. we served together on the banking committee. and i respect him. much of what he just said was focused on china. i've never heard of a trade policy where you have a country like china who is in fact dumping steel aro

mills nine hundred fifty four records twenty six consecutive days without a male no draw was beaten yesterday at belgium and was a game so now with thirty two games and. still no no mills is fantastic i mean you can you can you can't knock the action can you and also it seems to be just getting better and better you've got to go into the surrogate from tomorrow when it really starts to get busy and i can't wait to morrow we'll see groups a and b. see their final matches plate hosts russia will take on or why in the fight for the top spot i will be at that game i'm lucky to be that the one locked up on that and manchester united boss jerry's a reunion told us whom he thinks will come out on top. can be a big match. can be a match just because both go to the next round depends on what happened before but if he sees a match where a result is needed i can imagine a competitive match the home team has also behind a huge a huge supporter. of their own country but you know why they have the know how to compete how to be clever how to to try to influence the game weeds the emotional side of

why not. >> why does walmart need a general mills?y want to get into the brands business, why wouldn't they it makes sense, valuation is probably such where if you want to take on amazon at their own game you need to bolster up your bench. >> but amazon isn't buying general mills so if you want to be in amazon. >> amazon is doing their own private label. >> why buy a brand and make it a private label? >> there's overlap they have convenience stores, there could be accretion and savings there but i think these are brands that people want. i think walmart could do benefit by doing this. i think they could dominate the space if they wanted to. space if they wanted to. >> karen, your you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quo

>> and he said well you've got to go to these pill mill doctors. >> pill mills are places where licensed physicians sell prescription drugs under the table for profit. >> it's what he call them here in houston, pill mills, as a matter of fact they were so prevalent that after a combination of three drugs, it was dubbed the houston cocktail. >> medical director at a recovery center in houston texas alan was one of his patients. he says while prescription pill abuse persists heroin use is on the rise due to its relative affordability. >> it got easier to acquire here in texas and then the problem became then the heroin started getting tainted with a drug called fentanyl. not only have we seen an up tick in her rin use and a market -- heroin use and a market up tick in deaths due to the tainted heroin. >> some have been harder hit than others >> it seems without question we are seeing far more white males than any other part of the sector of the population that are using. >> 115 people a day a dying of opioid overdoses. that's more people than are killed in car wrecks. >> countering the pil

>>> this pour nine-year-old was rescued from a mill. the people at national mill dog rescue got him out. this was his day of freedom. their mission is to rescue, adopt and educate people about that. >> he doesn't even know what do. >> she has to pick him up and put him on the bed because he doesn't know what to >> you guys watch how quickly he adapts to this bed. >> this isn't so bad. >> this is this is his forever faechlt i have to say they are the perfect family for freddy. >> we were so e we got preapproved. he knew he was the one for us he will be a great brother. >> oh. >> they have matching and the families said they were perfect for each other. >> yes. >> that's right. >> they are now siblings. sibli. play meats foreve -- play mates >>. >> we'll start in china. putting hiss backpack on back wards. people do keep a close hold of it. he is not going to be holding that for they have another angle. eventually they kind of kick that. the temperature start to increase and you have combustion. >> that's scary. >> so unless you have a mo

they took home the award for "best -- >> and mooek mill debuted "stay woke." with an image of xxx. this is an award i used to look forward to all of the time when i was little. >> it was a huge deal for meek mill when he came out of prison and -- >> and snoop >> a huge weekend at the movies, we'll tell you about it coming up. your digestive system has billions of bacteria but life can throw them off balance. re-align yourself with align probiotic. and try new align gummies with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive health. >>> it is universal's fallen kingdom. it knocked out "incredibles 2" from the top spot. that fam got second place with a total of nearly $81 million. it earned more than $350 million here in the states. the women of "ocean's 8 oats took home more than $11.5 million. >>> pretty incredible. in today's top storys are more about anthony bourdain's death. the friend prosecutor say there was aer this pewter dose of narcot narcotics in his system. he was found dmed a bathroom in france. >> new prime minister posted a story of her new

a mill has cost the country more than eight billion dollars but has never produced and he still has hope again the facility off the ground will save nigeria billions of dollars and still imports as i have addressed reports from huge challenges still lie ahead. the last complex sits on twenty four thousand hectares and cost nigeria eight billion dollars to build because of all revenue the government never bothered to complete the project underneath the. life forty three plans from still moves complete with belt finances foundries and power plants the three quarter of dust is evidence of decades of deceit. the quarter and the plant is still intact but now what we've done is to start to. try to make them work we also have the lighting mills where we produce our roads that are hard represent only very soon already planned to be in full operations. eighty percent of raw materials needed i with the factories sixty kilometer radius. now for the first time indicates the company's engine stuff come to life its true power plants generate one hundred ten megawatts of electricity seventy megawatts m

what is cheryl mills doing? and it fbi conversation about whether to subpoena. >> potential witness in the same case. >> laura: i mean, sol, you learned this, right, and ethics class in law school? continuing legal education. we have to do that for the fbi. this is insanity, complete craziness. anyway, great panel. great panel to all of you. thank you so much for your insight. i want you to stare therefore important reaction to the ig report. you are not going to see it anywhere else. my exclusive interview with the house in intel chair devin nunes moments away. i'll never find a safe used car. start at the new carfax.com show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. with free fishing at our catch-and-release pond this weekend. plus, great gifts for dad! like flag t-shirts for only $5. and an igloo 120 quart cooler for under $50. >> laura: continuing coverage of the ig report out today. despite a number of explosi

vienna, hunter mill road at hunter station road, still have the downed wires.far as this closu here because of wonder woman in wisconsin avenue there between m street and p street. film crew on there.ur cl there between 6:30 this morning and 8:00 tonight. >> melissa, thank you. i'll ask jake abouthat iced tea. still ahead, schools are just preparing to let students out for the summer, but districts are already looking to next urar. the secity enhancements underway to make your child safer. >>> also ahead, does the fairfax county school system -- does its dress code unfairly target girls? girls? one school board why shop marshalls? (engine revving) because shopyong should thrill (horn honking) with big brands at small prices. mwah! (laughing) for the whole family! whoo-hoo! woman: and unexpected finds you never knew you were looking for. so every trip feels like an instant victory. that's the fun of marshalls. (gasp) with brands that wow marshalls is nev boring and always surprising. (horn honking) and always surprising. (birds chirping, a running ahh.k,) the ne

this is between mill valley and the sonoma county line. crews will widen the there in some spots across the 46 mile stretch allowing more e for bicyclists and other areas crews will install safety strips to keep cars from drifting over the median. the work is scheduled to wrap up by october. >> on july 1st, san francisco's new fiscal year begins. leaders will hear public comment on the planned budget and the board's finance committee meets at 10:00 a.m. committee will also take public kmepts on the city's new salary structure. >> in the meantime a plan to bring free high speed internet to san francisco may be on hold. according to the examiner, outgoing mayor mark farrell will not place a tax measure on the ballot that would fund the service for residents and businesses. farrell has been leading the charge in public ternet project for years but told the examiner the city needs more and asking tesla continues to complete its back order on model 3 and rolling out its new production line. what the ceoelon musk is saying about the company's go

. >> he was a top recruit from owings mills. see on huddle he was going into his sophomore year with the terps.oa indescribed him as extremely talented football player and humble and g human bein uine human our team is heartbroken with mcthe loss of jornair. he was inidz i believ young man and his enthusiasm made him invaluable. >> and it's importantnoow this happened during the off season workout. and the weath was much like it is today. high of 81. and now offwo season outs haverawn scrutiny recently because the risk they can pose because of hot days and risk of overheating andti overexer. a player had to receive emergencyransplant 2013 from townsend and another in moan. thenated theepel phone call that led to reports of thtive shootere department of justice. w police response in downtown d.c. a woman said a mind reader said there were threeive shooters inside a. works with officers from the justice department d.c. police searched the agency and no evidence whatsoever wasnd of any shooting in progress. >> first on "fox5"tonigh

it will be in amazon's best interest to handle the burden for the mill years of sellers, but it also forces ksd l in the smaller seller more and more into a big platform like that. what i'm hope will happen is us seeing congress carve out, you know, space in these regulations that impos aigh enough minimum sales oy above which you have to pay a sail taxi. this would cer lot of microbusinesses who sell through amazon or etsy. >> is there any bigger wner than the states? >> really the states are the big supposed nsumers are to be paying these taxes on their own. it's just t they don't do it. states have a way ofth reducing volt activity of their budgets. in the long run things will even out. for the large retailers who might bes celebrating this leveling the playing field, it's certainly not enough for them to counter the online retail sort of juggernaut that will steamroll a lot of their business models. >> i'm shocked you don't think the consumers are already paying this voluntarily. >> i m guess faith is humanity is not as high as yours. >>> contessa? >> intel wasor one of the perfo

greg mills has more from the scene of the celebrations. (nats) viva mexico!d cup got fans in huntington park really revved up.burnouts in the middle of the intersection. the driver sped away as police came roaring in. (nats) viva mexico!greg mills/ reporting: "police shut down pacific boulevard because this is normally party central. but the partiers today, the celebrants, are one step ahead of police and move their party one block away." first here at saturn and rita. once huntington park police got their way, the crowd moved away. priya shah watched it all. priya shah / witness: "police was pretty good. yeah that came in at the right time, right moment. pretty good."watching the crowd go wild after mexico's 2 to 1 win. (nats) "mexico won! whoo!" priya shah / witness: "it was crazy it was super crazy."she thought it was an excessive celebration premature celebration when they won the world cup. priya shah / witness: "maybe then that that would be like totally ok but not right now. no it was. it was way too loud." when the crowd booed down saturn to the next

the steel not available from any other mill in the united states. due to tariffs on steel, shield ag's cost of production for this single replacement blade is $85,000. shield ag has smit an exception request but yet to see it posted on the regulation website. it is a cumbersome and slow exclusion process. i know you need people, and i know you need funds to pay the people. in the absence of an exemption, shield ag will no choice but to pass the rising cost of production on their customers, primarily farmers and ranchers. he does not want it do that and they are in no situation to pay for it. what will be the impact of tariffs on steel and aluminum? mike knows. as to many small and medium sized enterprises who are seeing price increases now and have been for months. i think a case can be made that these businesses are paying the price for the administration's negotiating strategy. secretary ross i think it's imperative you and your department understand the current impact not only with regards to farmers and ranchers and the entire ag industry, but a

bw parkway typical stop-and-go traffic by powder mill ro b. earlier crashy newps hamre cleared.ys easing there. we'll keepd you pon your morning commute. back to you. >> going to take several months before a roadma that leadsin street in ellicott city reopens. 25 feet of e ellicott mills drive washed away. a culvert. noheord on cost of how funded.l be it was once 1 of the mos a polluted rivers imerica but the anacostia river just earned its first passi grade. the state of the anacostia river report card found significant improvement in water clarity and less trash, fewesoxins. local leader credit the d.c. deep waterunnels t started working in march. tnow thosenels reducedhe sewage that flows into the anacostiay b 80 percent. job well done. >> great job. >>> today marks 1 year sce theongressional baseball practice shooting thatpp ened in alexandria. the anniversa this yesryar's g aomame wiesll be pld tonight. >> house majority whip steve scalise who was selevinerg lly be part of tonight game. released this comeback video last night on his iitter feed and alsoluded an inspiring me

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