after mariah was born, milton drove 13 miles every day to visithi her c in the intensiveun care it at alta bates. >> all that traffic. going down 80, it was our only option at the time. we didn't havea choice, had to do it. >> every day mariah gets a little bit erstro but she still faces serious health risks. ould other fears what happen in an emergency. being so far away. >> there's nothing close by or local wherei can go get in right away. even if i call the ambulance. it probably won't make mu of a difference. >> like milton, residents in west contra costa county feel they're being left behind. in the u.s. hospitals have been pull out of poor neighborhoods for cears. s the 1970s, the number of hospitals nationwide hasy cut nearly half mostly in poor urban neighborhoods. more than 80% of doctor's hospital patients were medi cal recipients. >> in west contra costa. the schools are [ bleep ] up. and the hospitals are [ bleep ] up. east of hathat, you nordstroms and health care ands gohools. where there's money, there's alth care. >> in the case of alta bates, the community fears it's

after months battling a rare ans dangero pregnancy complicion, milton gave birth to her child mariah, born three months premature. >> what is she thinking about? after mariah was born, milton drove 13 miles every day visit her child in the intensive care unit at alta bates. >> all that traffic. going down 80, it was our only option at the time. we didn't have a choice, we had to do it. s a very day mariah g little bit stronger. but she still faces serious health risks.r her mot fears what could happen in an emergency. being so far away. >> there's nothing close by or local where i can go get right away. even if i call the ambulance. it probably won't make much of c diffe >> like milton, residents in west contra costa county feele re being left behind. in the u.s. hospita have been pull out of poor neighborhoods for years. since the 197s, the number of hospitals nationwide has cut by nearly half mostly in poor urban neigthorhoods. mor 80% of doctor's hospital patients were medi cal recipients. >> in west contra costa. the schools are [ bleep ] up. and the hospitals are [ bleep ] up eas

yes, rita, this is the main hospital in milton keynes.ct to be at their busiest in the middle of the winter with a lot of bugs around and people slipping and sliding on the ice and snow, but they are just as busy right now. stretched to the limit and full to capacity at this time, because of the heat wave. wally is suffering. at 86, the heat has made his lung condition worse. he was rushed to hospital after collapsing at home. i fell, fell backwards into a radiator, took a chunk out of my back. he's now making sure he drinks plenty of water during the heatwave. it is the second time it has happened. and so is don, on the other side of the ward. he came in dehydrated, with a kidney problem. i go to the army, and the next thing i knew, i'm on the deck. what, you just passed out? yeah. that's scary. it is. emergency air—con units were brought into the hospital this afternoon, as temperatures climbed above 30 celsius. here in milton keynes, the heat has led to an increase in admissions, including sunburn and sunstroke. we've got more patients

jon kay has this report from milton keynes. wally is suffering. was rushed to hospital after collapsing at home. i fell, fell backwards into a radiator. took a chunk out of my back. he's now making sure he drinks plenty of water during the heat wave. it's the second time it's happened. and so is don, on the other side of the ward. he came in dehydrated with a kidney problem. i go into the hallway, and the next thing i know, i'm on the deck. what, you just passed out? yeah, yeah. that's scary. it is. here at milton keynes hospital, they've seen an increase in admissions, including sunburn and heatstroke. we've got more patients needing more treatment and in fact at this time of the year we've got nearly all of our beds, our winter pressure beds already open, and that is a real concern for us. so much for getting away from it all. when travel delays meant that eurotunnel could not be used, passengers faced hours of delays. eurotunnel is an absolute joke. some of the motorway embankment in 34 degrees heat. fire hydrants were open to call people down.

very interesting program at the milton hershey school in pennsylvania. i spoke with some folks there, this is a school that specifically caters to the lower income backgrounds. some of the students live there and they have several different avenues in trades and tech. they have a journalism have, -- cap, and construction is one of these paths they can send kids down. home inds will build a a community during their junior and senior year, work with senior construction officials and staff. they completed their 52nd home in the community. their funding mechanism is a little different, but the milton hershey school is named for the chocolatier milton hershey and they get some of their funding for the hershey -- from the hershey estate. but this is an example of a high school going out there and creating an innovative program and getting students hands-on and interested in this. there are certainly many other examples of this across the country. i hope that provides a little , therehope and optimism does seem to be an interest in getting kids into this. host:

john kay reports from milton keynes. wally is suffering. has made his lung condition worse. he was rushed to hospital after collapsing at home. i fell, fell backwards into a radiator. took a chunk out. he's now making sure he drinks plenty of water during the heat wave. second time it's happened. and so is don, on the other side of the ward. he came in dehydrated with a kidney problem. i go into the hallway. and the next thing i knew, i'm on the deck. what, you just passed out? yeah. that's scary. it is. here in milton keynes, the heat has led to an increase in admissions including sunburn and sunstroke. we've got more patients needing more treatment and in fact that this time of the year we've got nearly all of our beds, our winter pressure beds already open, and that is a real concern for us. so you're operating at winter levels at the end ofjuly? absolutely, yes. they have put emergency air con on the ward. next to the ambulances today — an ice cream van. but elsewhere in the uk, medical staff have not been so lucky. we have had nurses f

>> archie: and, uh, milton. this is milton. >> anthony: milton, good to meet you. everybody knows everybody here. >> anthony: okay, that's true. why did i even ask? >> archie: it's just the way you roll. >> woman: i think i met uncle ross through the water. just surfing and then we became, like, family. >> ross: daughter. >> tiare: yeah and he's like my -- and he's like my dad. my ohana. >> anthony: each and every weekend uncle ross can be found here with his ohana. a hawaiian word that describes an extended circle of family and close friends. >> anthony: man, nice. they got lucky today. it's a beautiful day. >> archie: beautiful day, yep. >> ross: even when it's storming it's nice on the beach. >> anthony: yeah. >> ross: yeah. and we'll stay here until that thing goes down. hits the horizon. [ laughter ] when that sun hits the horizon it's, that's time to go home. >> anthony: maui is an island as beautiful as it gets. and, sure it's got its share of portion controlled cruise line entertainments. doled out in digestible bites and complimentary mai-tais. but, you'll

believing there really was first couple and they did wrong and out they were thrown and into work of john milton, adam and eve as inspiration for art. steven is most entertainingly person i know that reading this book is unbelievable pressure. that's one. we have william biography of gorvasho and this is particular emphasis or documents about his relationship. >> did he cooperate with this book? >> yes, i did. that's why we can get into the personal side of his life. another one is nonfiction side, very different, no mad land by jessica. we have a whole different population of migrant workers. many of them retirees, pack up rv's and move from camp to camp chasing low-paying jobs. this book traces this particularly community in living in one of the nomadland but it does reveal part of our economy and people for whom that never come out of the great recession. let me think what else. another great biography arthur, book which captures kennedy era to degree in which shapes legacy. collector of lives by ingrid and that has to do with both the life of besari, painter, diplomat who wrote a book influe

put him a long way behind rights leader how milton. not force the german to take drastic action to avoid losing even more ground in the championship five laps to go he called off a risky maneuver to get hostile to rebuffs us and into second place ahead of them hamilton crossed the finish line comfortably in first it's the reigning champions fifth win of the season and it keeps the british drive on course for a fifth while title. race for us. so now has a twenty four point lead over his rival vettel an advantage that will help him enjoy the upcoming summer break. there's heavy traffic in many large cities around the world but mexico city is particularly notorious for its snarled intersections and clogged highways now a theater company is hoping to provide a bit of light relief for the city's frustrated motorists bringing ballet from the stage to the pavement the group stages each dance in fifty eight seconds exactly the length of time it takes for the traffic lights to change the performances began two weeks ago and appear to be well re

start sunday's british grand prix on the front row of the great for the fourth consecutive season how milton snatched poll from ferrari sebastian fettled by zero point zero four four seconds on his very last lap commute i couldn't in the other. third on the grid followed by hamilton's miss avies teammate teddy brought us. here watching the news on how to humphrey thanks as a few coming up i. stand for. language courses. video. any time any. movement to fight in full decades to take you seriously in the world no one cares less come out. onto w. superheroes on a mission smart women smart talks smart station a legend lives in by no means missed out on it we're increasingly dangerous time to make sure mines. after weeks of threats and counter threats the u.s. began applying twenty five percent tariffs on imports from china on friday morning affecting technological goods worth a total thirty four billion dollars china's response a range of tariffs on american goods also worth thirty four billion dollars also from friday and this might just be the beginning. washington is already threatening furth

just days after the old us tennis tournament and the world when milton finished and even older tennis tradition is being taped acts and event at london's hound ten course palace so-called real tennis the pretense that a team modern long tennis has been played for almost five hundred years nicknamed the force of kings its fate using a solid ball on a name coast course which can be bands the courts walls top players from around the world are facing off for the crown in this most rica games. you're watching today on the news coming to you from britain and more again at the top of the hour and up again kind of an ace news and information on our website that's interview dot com. he takes it personally are you ready with all the wonderful people in stories that make the game so special. for all true for. more than football.

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gabe gutierrez, nbc news, milton, georgia. >> tonight, swift sao pauloout for papa john, the man who built a pizza empire resigning from his own company after admitting to using a racial slur. his apology not enough to save his position as chairman, and the face of the wildly successful chain he started. we get more now from nbc's kerry sanders. >> i'm john schnatter, papa john. >> reporter: tonight papa john is gone. john schnatter stepping down as chairman of the company he started three decades ago in a broom closet in his father's indiana tavern. the controversy stemming from racial slurs he used during a conference call two months ago. schnatter acknowledging trying to justify previous negative comments he made about nfl players taking a knee, saying, colonel sanders called blacks the n word and complaining the kfc founder never faced public backlash. ironically, the call's intent was to prevent future p.r. disasters. schnatter apologizing saying simply stated, racism has no place in our society. >> i don't think there's no coming back from a comment like that. it's been said. y

work out at the next stops like here in miami but it makes the stops here through its industrial milton's that's from lagos to dakar the aging bus is traveling five thousand kilometers through seven countries over bumpy roads. across the desert during the stops the artists teach local youngsters about art by john from sydney specializes in works made with electric paint signals when it's touch. and. i have no idea where we are right now but that's not important you just have to set up an environment where you can be creative i've always dreamt of working with african artists in africa and while it's a unique opportunity to get to know my own continent explore a look on tonight in ghana the bus passengers mingle with local artists and meet verbena ili come fiancee in a transgender performance he transcends boundaries as a veiled woman documenting the process all the while i deal with the bodies and deal with immigration don't see where my christian aswell. just was travelling from one country town of the country and also crossing this out to. the species from the front before that i'm goin

buckley, milton friedman, and thomas sowell debating the privatizion of public education.ets take a look. >> but it seems to me that we, in this country, have always believedhat education should not be the kind of thing that's better if you've got more money or that you don't get if you don't have it, that it's something that's very basic, that enables people who are far behind economically or in the social strata, enables them to get a chance to move ahead >> there's very little that al snker there said that i think either of us would disagree with. >> mm-hmm. >> but i think what we see in the contemporary debates about education reform is that people are voting with their feet. and certainly, in the school-choice movement -- right? -- people are,, especialnority children, minority families who come from incredibly challenged economic circumstances, overwhelmingly are, to the extent that they have the option, choosing to go outside of the normal publ-school choices that the have. and i'd like to know how we're going to fix this civil rights issue of this generation, which

gabe gutierrez, nbc news milton, georgia. >> turning now to the controversy over separated families, trump administration officials say they have now reuned 57 migrant children under five with families under court order. that's all the children that were deemed eligible for reunification offes. of those still separated 12 have been deported. when asked if th parents would get to see their kids again, they said the united ates is der no obligation to bring parents back to the u.s. for reunification. this as the associated press has found detaining children has become big business. a.p. reports rather federal grants for shelters and child welfare services reached $958 million from 75,000,010 years earlier. more than 11,000 minors are being house in 90 facilities across the country. >>> north korean officials didn't show up for a meeting with the u.s. at the dmz thursday to discuss returning u.s. soldiers' remains from the korean war. that is according to south korean media. that meeting is now rescheduled for sunday, but president trump released a letter fromim jong-un dated july 6th,

such a blessing milton a man knows that from the personal experience. i've never learned there's a car like this. euro mix next. i. know she said that the bus in a well known flight spread to put up a good fight. so i shuffle some hot enough a stuff in and rig the fight up in a second save you can see i just didn't have the energy left field son for a blue cup change a change of scene look back in the final analysis misses coloration the typical sixteen d. w. . didn't even brown really love alf hitler. or did she love the life he provided for her. she was the dictator's mistress. only an insignificant concert at his side. or pursuing her own ambitions. but certainly has no other woman got some close to. life and death with the furious. starts july twenty first on d w. welcome to today's special show where we're going crazy so let's put the pedal to the metal and find out what's coming up. the road runner in the style take a look at the v.w. beetle. truck a colorful way to brighten up spy and.

here in milton keynes, the heat has led to an increase in admissions including sunburn and sunstroke.ts needing more treatment and in fact that this time of the year we've got nearly all of our beds, our winter pressure beds already open, and that is a real concern for us. so you're operating at winter levels at the end ofjuly? absolutely, yes. they have put emergency air con on the ward. next to the ambulances today — an ice cream van. but elsewhere in the uk, medical staff have not been so lucky. we had a nurse who had to be hospitalised after doing a long shift in an a&e environment. jane filmed her father shift in an a&e environment. jane filmed herfatherjohn in london where she said he was suffering on a hot ward. there is an air conditioning unit last tuesday that has not emerged. it is sweltering. the hospital said it was doing everything possible to keep patients cool everything possible to keep patients cool. when air conditioning problems meant some carriages couldn't be use eurotunnel faced five hour delays. it isa eurotunnel faced five hour delays. it is a joke, two and a

the contract between the secretary of state forjustice and st milton keynes limited, of which gas iswe therefore don't have information on the proportion of contractual obligations that gas has met. does the minister agree that this is yet more proof that outsourcing and privatisation should be ended in our prison system? well, it's a pleasure to answer the shadow secretary of state from the dispatch box. he does highlight an extremely important issue. i believe there's a role for the public sector, the private sector, and the voluntary and philanthropic sector, in ourjustice system. he highlights the issues at oak hill. the findings by 0fsted in the inspection report at oak hill in the last year are unacceptable. we took urgent action to address those concerns raised. we are robustly monitoring performance against the contract and i am clear that all options remain on the table. edward argar. the government is encouraging the public to use a mobile phone app to help in a crackdown on abuses at unregulated hand car—washes, in the light of fears that workers are being exploited and co

residents in the communities of milton and salt springs are under evacuation orders. crews closed roads and used an air tanker to fight the fire. it is ten per cent contained. (jrs) and at 8:30 we will speak and at 8:30 we will speak with a fire captian with cal fire live for an update on the pawnee fire. (justine)(justine) on the pennisula.. the coast guard rescued 4 people after their fishing boat started to sink in the water near pacifica. here they all are, smiling, after the helicopter rescue. this afternoon, the boaters called 911, after their 21-foot sport fishing vessel began taking on water right by the pacifica municipal pier. the coast guard sent out a lifeboat and helicopter crews to help. none of the boaters were injured. and the coast guard says wearing life jackets allowed them to stay alive and afloat until rescue crews arrived. (jrs) san francisco's minimum wage will go up to 15-dollars starting tomorrow. tomorrow. city officials say it would make it the first major u.s. city to get there. (justine) but restaurant owners aren't happy about it. kron 4'

where in london you can see the milton mandela santini exhibition at the south bank center's queen elizabeth pool until the nineteenth of august and that's it for the show back on saturday the worst violence in northern a year to speak to the song the human rights lawyer the new goodman about the british government who did with loyalist paramilitaries to kill his father till then he would talk about social media we'll see on saturday sixty nine years to the day the united states senate ratified the north atlantic treaty establishing nato nations have been responsible for aerial bobbitt about yugoslavia afghanistan and iraq. the very idea of a trump the summit was controversial from the start they met in helsinki and essentially agreed the u.s. and russia should at least dialogue to start a process of mending a very damaged relationship much of the media in the foreign policy swamp reacted with an apocalyptic meltdown how does the establishment its money. come to arrangements and that's what the us president says critics are suffering from after a huge backlash by mainstream media and democra

come from the same thing as there are players do, they've been through the ranks at the likes of miltonied away with ourselves being any better than sweden. they are older, more experienced, have a better treatment record. we have a huge hurdle if we wa nt to record. we have a huge hurdle if we want to get to a semifinal. equally, it isa want to get to a semifinal. equally, it is a great opportunity for us and although our team will be individually better in two years and with more life experiences, may be the card on injuries and things then follows kindly if they have this time and we might not have this opportunity again. we have to make the most of the opportunity in terms of being as prepared as we can be. england returned to training this morning. thankfully for them, the weather was kinder than it is now what they do have injury concerns. jamie vardya what they do have injury concerns. jamie vardy a doubt with a grant problem that groin problem picked up against colombia. dele alli still with a side issue, ashley young has an ankle injury and harry kane picked up a few bombs and

the past seventy years but the prognosis for the service remains uncertain paul brennan al jazeera milton keats the spanish city of perm florida has launched an app to prevent sexual assault at the running of the bulls festival users will be able to report the crimes to police by pressing a button that says their location upon a police happened cracking down on sexual abuse. take a look at the headlines now on al-jazeera syrian forces backed by russia are pressing on with their offensive to capture the country's southwest they bombarded rebel held areas around with hundreds of airstrikes and the u.n. says the lives of three quarters of a million people are at risk as president donald trump has accepted the resignation of his environment chief after a series of scandals for months scott promoted been under fire for his spending habits and accusations of misuse of office also never says an executive director at american oversight that is a watchdog on government corruption he says its conduct became too much of a distraction. we can hope it means that a restoration of ethics. will step in a

in '95 she was recognized by senator milton marks for seniors in action for the work that she did. in 2003, supervisor sandra value presented her with a certificate of honor, she was known and everyone knew her as someone that greeted with a smile and was constantly present and just a happy force, so if you saw her, you would not have believed she was 95 years old. she didn't look a day over 70 and carried that happiness with her her whole life. i hope that we can end the meeting in her honor today. i am happy to introduce two ordinances, one of them is surplus medication distribution program. i want to thank janet ril rileley founding member, and my -- essentially this legislation impacts people's lives in a couple different ways. we look for pre screened recycled medication, nonopioid, but medications that would end up in the trash and ultimately into the bay in our waste stream. in this way we can work with the local ba bay area company

as milton discovered, say can is the one you watch, right? you remember, gore vidal did not write hamilton. he wrote burr. hamilton can be too earnest, too clever, too bright to be much fun, a slacker and shameless libertine like burr can come as welcome relief. i find the tale of his last just year after the duel to be missing moving. a campaign trying to detach for his personal empire. but afterwards, we and he is in exile in europe and down to its his last and trying to decide whether to spend it on bread or a prostitute, and deciding the prostitute. [laughter] john: so now that letter to theodore, and i will close with this, and then i would love to take some questions. just look at it. three things are striking. by all means, do look at this. one, it's amazing to me that he could've written anything that was the least bit coherent under the circumstances of going to face his worst enemy with a gun in the morning. second, it's great penmanship . you've got to admire that. and third, that it's unbelievably casual. parts it's like, hey, i h

and of course milton friedman would have predicted this outcome because what we've seen up in budgeteficit go the level of debt forecast to increase at a faster pace. so people are thinking about that and saying isn't it just going to come back and bite me down the road when i have to pay off this debt? i think the reason we've seen consumption go up is in part because we've had jobs growth, growing at about 1.6%, and wages are finally starting to pick up. real wages are growing just a bit above 2.5%. when you at all that together, it supports a robust consumption picture of nearly 3%. a final word on the dollar, has it been surprising to you that it's been a one-way bet and most people expect that strength to continue? it's also rising from the trade war scenario that was largely created in the u.s.. disagree, i would not think there is scope for the dollar to continue appreciating, given the current situation. the fed is continuing to raise rates. if wages continued to go up, that should translate into more demand for inflation which would mean the fed will keep on track to continu

vonnie: we should take a little bit of credit because we had milton berg on before the talk for netflixid time short is now. you were onto something. imf rate i am going to give the crown to -- because -- i am afraid i am going to give the crown to -- because i feel like we have been ignoring other earnings. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: we have some breaking news for the immediate conglomerate -- french stock seeking strategic partners for the universal music group. in its first quarter earnings, they said they were looking at doing the legal work to see if they can find new owners for universal music group and .ooking at ipo or estate sales they want to potentially make more acquisitions. today we get a furthering of that conversation, saying they are seeking strategic partners for universal music group. at the moment, we are hearing we are in exposed -- they are in exclusive talks to buy -- this is an acquisition story as a stake sale ipo story as well. vonnie: closed up 1.6% in the .ession did vivendi heineken forecasting a drop in profits. the brewery has been expanding more quick

milton in west virginia. steve is in new jersey. go ahead. caller: good morning, john.hanks for taking my call for it i watched our dear leader bragging about the economy and notice whenbut you the good times come, if you are smart, you pay down your bills. but we are not paying down our bills. we have an enormous trillion dollar debt, and we are spending more money than we have ever spent before. nothing is getting fixed. we are subject to having our electric grid. our health care people are dying because they cannot afford the just, and, you know, it is , you have got to do something. say you inherited $100,000 and you owed $100,000 on your house. instead of paying on your house, you go party all the money away, and then you go bankrupt. that is pretty much where we are going to. the only ones being truthful -- thank god for the fbi and robert mueller, because they are the only ones in our whole government that are telling us the truth. host: steve, when did you serve? caller: it was during jimmy carter years right after the vietnam war. it was in peacetime. i served

friars club behind closed doors stag roasts, the fact they were these huge stars like jack benny and milton, the public had only heard on tv or on the radio be squeaky clean, suddenly see another side of it. >> eight years and like most performers, asked thousands of acquaintances, thousands of people that he knows. but he's also one of the people who has close friends. i would like to say that i'm one. don't want to speak for don but i'm one of his close friends. that's important to don because queers need friends. >> the vaudeville style and burlesque tradition came together at the friars club. >> it's good when an artist can express themselves in a way that may not be acceptable outside that temple of free speech. people say there's a time and place for that kind of comedy, that's the time and place, the roast. >> i'll remember this evening probably as long as it takes me to get to my car. nice. good evening, sir. good evening. glengarry chamberlin, esquire. welcome. jimmy crabtree, plus one. welcome. ♪ play just got serious in the all-new toyota avalon. play just got serious introducing

sketch comedy and monologues and sketch a pair disand the people who came to tv with people such as miltonhe bit play dwlaers you saw in the sketch shows and the "show of shows sid see czar" a-- "sid ceasar" and that phrase did not exist or sketch comedy did not exist, but the art forms did exist. if that makes sense. >> and so, how have you seen both sketch and improve? >> well, everybody is influenced by what came before. and so once it was established, one generation feeds into the next. so if you were to go back and have some ettmology or archaeology of comedy, you would find that monty python is one of the most influential scripts of all time the. and the antithesis of the red skelton show or carol burnett shows and they were great sketch shows and you could watch them with your mom and dad and apolitical and snl was the opposite, because you had to secretly watch it if you were a teenager without your husband finding out because it had the drug references and plolitical references. >> and the time, too. >> and yes, late at night, and the ethos of the cool rebellion whether it is true

milton gamez-fierro and jesus gomez-rosales tried to rob the garda world facility back in march. gamez- fierro was sentenced to 18 years in prison for attempted robbery and pointing a gun at officers. gomez-rosales was sentenced to 8 years in prison. ( darya ) a woman encountered a burglar inside her home.. and upon being confronted the burglar fled. on tuesday palo alto police received a call of a burglary in progress in the 4-thousand block of wilkie way. a woman reported that an unknown man had entered her home and then ran away when he saw her. officers conducted a search but could not find the burglar. ( darya ) the palo alto police are reintroducing a traffic enforcement team after filling several vacancies and responding to resident requests. the traffic team will operate during commute hours and focus on speeding.. traffic violations in school zones and regualting oversized commercial vehicles. the traffic team has not been operating for the last tthree years. ( terisa ) new this morning... papa john's is pulling founder john schnatter's image from ads... after he admitte

milton gamez-fierro and jesus gomez-rosales tried to rob the garda world facility back in march.d to 18 years in prison for attempted robbery and pointing a gun at officers. gomez-rosales was sentenced to 8 years in prison. ( darya ) trial is underway for the woman accused of throwing a dog from the 7th floor of a parking garage in san francisco. in court... prosecutors played surveillance video of the crime. wakeen "lala" best is accused of breaking into a car back in february. a 4-year-old chihuahua was in the car while his owner was out. police say best took the dog and threw it. when the owner returned to his car... he found smashed glass and blood. the dog was dead on the sidewalk below. ( terisa ) a woman encountered a burglar inside her home.. and upon being confronted the burglar fled. on tuesday palo alto police received a call of a burglary in progress in the 4-thousand block of wilkie way. a woman reported that an unknown man had entered her home and then ran away when he saw her. officers conducted a search but could not find the burglar. ( terisa ) the palo alto poli

the gruesome attack involving a chainsaw happened around 3 pm wednesday in the 77-hundred block of milton avenue in whittier.32-year-old alejandro alvarez is suspected of attacking his wife at their home right in front of their three children.. all under the age of 10.devastated friends of the couple who arrived at the scene say the woman's name is gloria and both she and her husband are from mexico.they say alvarez works in construction and they still don't understand what could have possibly triggered such a violent attack.investigators say by the time officers arrived at the home alvarez had taken off and he later stole a blue 2004 mercury mountaineer, similar to the one seen here with california license plate 8abd233.martha garcia/ neighbor:"it's pretty scary. it makes you think 'what were they thinking' and who has a chainsaw lying around."martha lives near the family.. and says she is heartbroken to hear about the vicious attack especially since it involved an entire family in her normally peaceful neighborhood.martha garcia/ neighbor:"we want to feel safe where we live. and (pam) n

the past seventy years but the prognosis for the service remains uncertain paul brennan al-jazeera milton keynes. sport. i. thank you very much we are just hours away from the quarterfinals of the world cup there are two huge matches on friday first up your guide take on france you guys a leading striker it's income finally is still doubtful for the clash that's one year old who's seen here training away from his teammates has called three goals in four matches picked up one injury it during his side's two one win against portugal coach has remained tight lipped about his fitness. he is a very important player for us and he was really playing well as i was saying guess soon as he was injured he started working hard to recover he's concentrating on his dream and his hopes and that is what he's doing right now belgium versus brazil in cousin is shaping up to be the most into taming of the quarterfinals but the european side have a tough task ahead of them as they face the world cup's most successful team brazil have won the title five times coach roberto martinez has urged his players to si

ferrari cost vettel precious seconds a slow tire change put him a long way behind race leader how milton. not post the german to take drastic action to avoid losing even more ground in the championship five laps to go he pulled off a risky maneuver to get hostile to rebox us and into second place ahead of them hamilton crossed the finish line comfortably in first it's the reigning champions fifth win of the season and it keeps the british drive on course for a fifth well title. race for us we can press. hamilton now has a twenty four point lead on his rival vettel an advantage that will help him enjoy the upcoming summer break. on a soccer now the bonus later restart is still almost a month away but for teams in germany's second division the new season starts on friday for one club in particular that marks a new beginning hamburg suffered the first relegation in their history in may now one of germany's traditional giants is hoping for a season of revival. springing back into action christan teats and hamburg are preparing for uncharted territory their first ever season in the second div

from fourteenth to first that's what f one is all about congrats mercy's this one added i hate how milton with passion but he drove you gotta love him away from the mini world the track in germany and we head off road in russia well qatar's enough that i loudly ever remains in the lead of the silk way of rally after winning the second stage the eighth edition of the race takes drivers more than three and a half thousand kilometers from the south of russia north to moscow all seven stages are broadcast live and hot on you tube fans are also able to get a unique virtual perspective on the race by choosing from a selection of three sixty on board cameras and this is what nasa lotty had to say about the race following the four hundred eighty three kilometer second state from us to a list. yeah i had heard of the stage you know a long time really we we need to do this. just because we open the road and there. we don't know the speed you know to go you know because we are scared. if we are not fast maybe everybody will catch but. nobody coming i think. it's a good speed. very good. also that we

this was how milton, paradise lost, which a court talk to her, talks about the evil they came when men started digging gold out of the ground and so on. well, what was the solution? two problems, the technological solution was the second part of the problem. the first solution was the fortuitous fact that elizabeth died i think in around 1599, 1600, and her successor james vg of england to james the first of the scots had never had a dense is force with england. so they had already cut down all their trees 100 years ago and had started burning a somewhat better quality coal. it was still bituminous but it wasn't quite so cfius, sulfur as down in england. so when james the first moved to london, he brought with him his custom of burning coal and when baking started burning coal, of course everybody said that king is burning coal, we can all burn coal, , and that's what began to happen. however, they had to back fit all the houses in london with chimneys. there are accounts from the date of someone writing about a village outside london saying really had about three chimneys and every ho

director of the can assume think tank focused on syria and middle east he joins me now via skype from milton keynes here in the u.k. thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us what do you make of not just the evacuation of these white helmet workers but also the way in which the operation was conducted. from the government quarters in syria there's. always look to suspicion to the want him to touch and talk till now being smuggled into jordan through israel or through your mind how it's going to be more specific. if you know who he adds to the theory and they are basically sponsored by the sea people who sponsor intervenes in syria so they didn't want well for the syrians that's how they've used in damascus so in a sense. they could if one could say i mean nobody is sure of that it just explodes well you could argue why didn't they just go through jordan what invade iraq to the good people to jordan some of which well they have had to go through the golan heights so i'm in a sense in the mosque this will be you know clearly what we're hearing reports is that it was not only what