to mount vernon leadership and staff. and last, and ultimately most importantly, to my fellow mount vernon ladies association's here with us today. ladies, will you please rise. from delaware, vice region from rhode island, vice region from south carolina, vice region from wisconsin, and former 21st regent from the state of maryland mrs. lucas. thank you, ladies. [applause] >> again, good afternoon and welcome to george washington's mount vernon on this important day. my name is sarah miller colston and i am the 22nd legion of the mount vernon association. the national women's organization, which has privately owned and operated george washington's estate since its purchase from the washington family in 1858. the mount vernon ladies association is a nonprofit organization, having operated continuously for the last 160 plus years. today it remains the oldest historic preservation institution in the country. the ladies association is neither sponsored by, nor beholden to the federal government, nor the state of virginia, it

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tension is mounting and excitement is mounting. we have come toa excitement is mounting. any town, village or city in the whole of france, from the south to the north, you will have the same mixture of excitement, heat, alcohol, and generalfervour which is reaching a pitch which will beaat which is reaching a pitch which will be a at its culminating point in an hour or so when kick—off happens. it isa hour or so when kick—off happens. it is a phenomenally mass moment of excitement, and all i can say is that this far behind us, it is so full that everyone has had to pack out on the floor. everyone is absolutely convinced that france is going to win. it is fascinating, we have been talking a lot how the england team really got a huge numbers all around the nation, people who wouldn't necessarily consider themselves huge football fans, since to get them involved in this historic event. so many exciting matches, england of course sadly not in that final today, but it appears that there is a similar fervour than france. well, certainly. the point about french football fa ns ce

the fire is burning off of lost creek road east of mount diablo. there are evacuation orders in place in march creek springs. 50 acres have burned so far. at least one home has burned, possibly other structures as well. we are going to bring you more details on this ongoing firefight near clayton, coming up in this newscast. >>> another controversy is hid in the oval office. the paternity for president trump, michael cullen has released audio of the 2016 conversation between cohen and then candidate donald trump. in the clip the two are discussing details about buying a story about an alleged affair. our reporter tells us more. >> reporter: president trump's lawyer turns on him and that audio is released. the lawyer released audio to cnn, heard: talking with then candidate trump. the stories about an alleged affair from national acquire -- inquirer. president donald j. trump slamming the release, tweeting what kind of a lawyer with the client. there is disagreement exactly what we said in the audio. the presidents attorney rudy giuliani claims a in

the mount vernon is a captured german jet vessel. in world war i we had very little american shipping. it was diminished. it was almost at civil war levels in some cases. there was a great need for shipping. we needed to take the american troops and army over to france. there was a race to quickly build ships, but another thing that is curious that isn't really documented in many places is there were a number of german vessels that tried to find safe harbor in the united states at the beginning. they knew the united states was a neutral nation. they were afraid of france and england's navies that they crossed the atlantic, so they tried to find safe harbor in the united states. one of those was the ss crown prince cassell. it was a german vessel that was nearly the size of the titanic. it was an ocean liner, but the german vessel also had a hidden secret. it was carrying millions of dollars of gold bullion from germany. they captured -- the ship goes into bar harbor, maine, and it is seized by the government. the crew and passengers

but places like mount diablo right now, 83 degrees. a lot of those east bay hills are in the low 80s. humidity levels are very low. there's a little drizzle at the marine layer. humidity levels are higher. vis half moon bay, definitely worse in the north bay yesterday morning. we have the onshore breeze right now, that's pushing in some of the low-lying cloud coverage. 12-mile-per-hour winds through downtown san francisco. it's breezy in the east bay hills where it's dry and hot so of course that's not a good combination there when it comes to fighting fires. overall today, look at the difference. just a couple of degrees above average for san francisco. three degrees above average in oakland. but 10 degrees above average in concord. and we will check in now with jaclyn. >>> this is not good. we are tracking some slowdowns along southbound 680 just south of i-80 near the cordelia junction. there's a fire that's reported. we can see that in the camera shot here. it's off to the side of the freeway there just in the grass but fire crews

these are the 22 missionaries from mount olive baptist church now stuck in haiti waiting on a flightice of) jason webb / pastor, mount olivet baptist church: "we had no idea what was (unintelligbile) i guess you could say."pastor jason webb and his team have been there ministering, helping and feeding those in need. up until this morning when protests broke out due to a huge increase in gas prices. (voice of) jason webb / pastor, mount olivet baptist church: "there are some riots right now, the street is quiet but the roads are blocked. they are burning some tires." he tells us up until this point their week has been wonderful. and it wasn't until this morning when things started to get heated. (voice of) jason webb / pastor, mount olivet baptist church: "about 5 o'clock (unintelligible) ...violence and some road blocks and that sort of thing. it wasn't long the group got a look at it themselves. stacks of rocks blocking the roads. tires on fire creating clouds of thick black smoke and people all over the roads protesting.(voice of) jason webb / pastor, mount olivet baptist church: "

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there were mounted troops in france. one of the great stories is body bearer harry taylor who was practically born in the saddle, a cowboy, that was raised in wyoming. taylor fought with the first cavalry at the beginning of his career. was involved in numerous conflicts, lived on in france training men, the wild west division, who makes an epic charge, a suicide charge in the argon -- argonne. there is also the infantry, samuel would fill, one of the most decorated doughboys. there is the heavy guns. this is a forgotten aspect of world war i. there were rail guns in france and hillary -- heavy artillery and one of the pallbearers is represented there. the field artillery, forgotten branch. these are men that in most cases french 75's, pieces that moved with the infantry. in some cases they were in combat with the infantry as they moved up and provided close artillery support as the infantry advanced. this is the story that is in the unknowns. it is -- general pershing was trying to be very comprehensive and fair in the

gusty winds at 25 near mount diablo. it's warm at the higher elevations and humidity 19% near the mount diablo range. the hills are under a heat advisory now in the east bay. also near the north bay. right now through san jose, it's looking and mild there. temperatures 61 degrees, 54 san francisco. so you compare that to the 80s in the hills. so it's quite a difference because of the morning marine layer. so this is that marine layer i'm talking about across our cl sign of earning cooling and temperatures are going to remain cool again today. we are looking at temperatures staying in the 60s for the afternoon if you are around here. so san francisco through half moon bay, that's where it will remain cool. we have visibility issues at half moon bay down to three miles already. so early-morning fog very typical. santa rosa also three-mile visibility there. it's the inland locations where the temperatures will skyrocket yet again. about a 30, 35-degree difference depending where you are. for now, west winds coming through d

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a boat carrying tourists to view hawaii's erupting volcano, mount kilauea, is struck by molten lava. the crown has slipped — shares in netflix plunge in after—hours trade, as the streaming giant disappoints, adding fewer new subscribers than expected. also in business briefing, we're at the biggest airshow in the world in farnborough, where the boss of qatar airways has been talking to us about the impact of the year long blockade. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. we'd like you to be a part of the conversation. today we're asking whether you a netflix fan, or have you tried the streaming service and moved on? if so, why? tell us what you think, just use the hashtag bbc—the—briefing. the russian president, vladimir putin, says it is "utterly ridiculous" that some people think his country could have influenced the us presidential election in 2016. in an interview after monday's helsinki summit, mr putin argued that his country didn't have the resources to track mr trump when he was running for president. meanwhile

local media say the man climbed to the peak of mount hood on thursday with no plans to descend.office from the mountain and a rescue team was dispatched, reaching him early the following morning. rescuers said the man appeared to have been on the mountain all night. he was alive and uninjured but unable to descend. as the summer day got warmer, rescuers were concerned the mountain would become more treacherous. this time of day, the mountain starts to fall apart. everything is melting, ice and rock is coming off the mountain. after being airlifted from the top of mount hood, the man was flown to a nearby sports field where he was transferred to an ambulance and driven to hospital. his identity has not been released by authorities. in all, the helicopter rescue took just over 30 minutes, including three minutes with two wheels touched down on oregon's highest peak. 30 passengers have been treated in hospital in germany after a ryanair plane suffered a sudden loss of cabin pressure. the aircraft was flying from dublin to croatia, and was forced to make an emergency landing in fran

local media say the man climbed to the peak of mount hood on thursday with no plans to descend. call to the county sheriff's office from the mountain and a rescue team was dispatched, reaching him early the following morning. rescuers said the man appeared to have been on the mountain all night. he was alive and uninjured but unable to descend. as the summer day got warmer, rescuers were concerned the mountain would become more treacherous. this time of day, the mountain starts to fall apart. everything is melting, ice and rock is coming off the mountain. after being airlifted from the top of mount hood, the man was flown to a nearby sports field where he was transferred to an ambulance and driven to hospital. his identity has not been released by authorities. in all, the helicopter rescue took just over 30 minutes, including three minutes with two wheels touched down on 0regon's highest peak. now the sport. angelique kerber has beaten seven—time champion serena williams to win her first wimbledon title. the german 11th seed overcame the 23—time grand slam champion 6—3, 6—3 to a

we have the fire going on by mount diablo. what are the conditions right now for firefighters out there? >> it's hot. we have the heat advisory in the area now and temperatures in the triple digits. humidities in the low teens. that's a big one. fuel moisture in the teens. winds aren't a huge problem. but they are 10 to 12 miles an hour something like that. these are the highs from today. look at the disparity. this is classic bay area. look at that. look at the big numbers in the 80s and 90s. so the real sheet in the valley. these are the highs from today. highs tomorrow will be very similar. that heat advisory is in effect until friday now. they extended that. it was going to end on thursday. there's fog off at the coast. that's the mechanism. that's the reason that inside the bay and areas touching the bay are staying reasonably mild or warm. it's not just us. it's southern california. l.a. is in the 100s. vegas a buck 22. the big cities in the southwest and out west, from san francisco in the valleys south, are getting hit

as mounted infantry. of course, one cannot charge modern machine guns or artillery with horses -- or can you? in this case, they charged and rapidly overwhelm the defenders with only 45 or so killed and 45 or so wounded. so, if you watch the entire 10 minute segment in the film, you will see about every one of the casualties, because they seem to show just about everybody was getting killed and wounded. but the scope and scale of the achievement of capturing the at caused the ottoman forces to pull back. so, a month later, on 11th december, 1917, allenby and his force walked to jerusalem on foot. in 1898, kaiser wilhelm ii rode into jerusalem on horseback, and doing so, deeply offended the populace. allenby learned from that and adjusted his behavior accordingly. that was the picture i showed you two slides previous. i show you the entirety of this message to the entirety population, declaring martial law as a sense of his cultural sensitivity and understanding of the historic nature of his achievement. i

excitement mounts ahead of the world cup final this afternoon, with france the favourites to win against croatia. and it's a busy day of sport. the wimbledon men's final also takes place this afternoon. novak djokovic says he hasn't got "much to lose" when he faces kevin anderson on centre court. good afternoon. theresa may says that donald trump's advice to her on brexit strategy was to sue the european union instead of negotiating with it. the prime minister made the disclosure as she defended her chequers plan for a deal with the eu. it's been widely criticised by members of her own party. leading brexiteerjacob rees—mogg said her comments revealed the prime minister was still a remainer. here's our political correspondent, nick eardley. teeing off at turnberry in ayrshire this morning, president trump catching a quick round of golf on the last day of his uk visit. it began with him warning a post—brexit trade deal could be off the table. but he then said a deal will absolutely be possible, and revealed he'd shared his own strategy with the pm. i gave her a suggestion, not advice. i w

the rescue operation wraps up for the last remaining hiking strapped on mount when johnny more than one thousand tourists from twenty six different countries have managed to come down since the powerful earthquake struck on sunday one indonesian man died to remain in hikers are now safe. the guides and porters were amazing they really helped us to find a safe spot huge blocks were falling it was really scary and there was a lot of dust. at the foot of the mountain evidence that there was little safe around here during the earthquake a group of hikers was staying in this home stay on malaysian woman died the house owner look for gas passports only to find a broken mobile phone and some clothes. the woman who died had just taken a shower and was still in a phone on the bed probably sending a message to a family because she wanted to go home that morning in this very strong earthquake happened this mountain is more than just a tourist destination many people call this place home more than five thousand of them are now homeless the government has promised funds to rebuild more than a thousa

mounted chalo was intended as a miniature example of his great political ideal of an agrarian state as such it had to support its inhabitants. but without slaves the little agrarian state would have collapsed they lived in small huts within sight of the great house after working on the plantation they made nails furniture and textiles. according to his slave isaac mr jefferson was a compassionate master. ironically isaac surname was also jefferson but no significance can be attached of a coincidence. we hold these truths to be self-evident. that all men are created equal that they are in down by their creator with certain inalienable rights that among these are life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. the tech a ration of independence jefferson's political masterpiece became a milestone in human history the original draft contained a demand for the abolition of slavery. but after congress deleted this passage jefferson the pioneer of liberty left the problem to be dealt with by future generations. this contradiction probably troubled him for the rest of his life especially as it was

keep in mind, this is on the eastern side of mount diablo. historically, this area is prone to fire danger because of the nd joing phone is the cal fire spokesperson. thank you so much. i know you're extremely busy right now and can update on the fire in clayton? >> we're looking at about 125 acres with the wood wind in the area. i know we lost a structure and at least one resident in a couple of outbuildings and probably the biggest thing we're dealing with besides that is the high temperatures and we have a little bit of wind reported at 10 miles per hour with low humidity and they do have evacuations in the area, and i think you guys were speaking to that earlier. marsh creek springs and leon drive on marsh creek road. >> what is your plan of attack because i know this is very hilly terrain. are you containment or just using defensive tactics to defend and save homes? >> we're doing both. >> we're trying to get containment on it. we do have a strike team of engis out there. we've also got fandaier from ca. one last question here. how conce

warriors have worked to save wild alaska including theodore roosevelt and charles was synonymous with mount mckinley, denali national park. on and on and now work on the third volume of assignment revolution of the 1950s. this is not just a history book. i ended in 1960 with eisenhower's save the arctic refuge that you about in the news all the time. that's our nation's great wildlife refuge and what this is a story about personalities and let's talk about some of them. let's begin with president teddy roosevelt and his involvement in alaska. >> guest: tr saved the whole grid of modernn alaska. today we are have an alaska mae national 1a, the aleutian chain. it stop the timbering on the pain of alaska. created these incredible resources. places like the yukon delta bird reserve treated with federal orders come executive orders from roosevelt saw that democracy had to be synonymous with women is and make no mistake about. alaska is an incredible wilderness and it's a wonderland. america without alaskan wilderness would be a much less place. more treasure landscape in less than any other stat

julie haener as crews are trying to contain the flames, the marsh fire is burning up the east side of mount diablo, first reported at 2:40 pm. it's burned now 240 acres and is 20% contained. bill martin is tracking hot and dry conditions and jana katsuyama is with some of the evacuees tonight. first-ever veil -- first, deborah veil you -- dumervil el

the marsh fire started on marsh creek road at the base of mount diablo. evacuation orders in the area are still in effect with more than 100 structures threatened. the fire has grown to 250 acres and right now it is only 20% contained. kpix 5's christin ayers reports from the fire lines where helicopters and cal fire's new 747 air tanker are battling the flames. >> reporter: firefighters say this is the kind of blaze that spreads rapidly in grass, fueled by hot windy weather even aggressive air and ground attacks could not keep the flames from consuming homes and forcing evacuations. chopper 5 captured the worst of it, flames going on a rapid run in clayton, overtaking hillsides and engulfing homes. >> at one point there were, like, 50-foot flames off of those trees climbing the hill straight towards that house. >> reporter: he and his wife

marsh creek road and bragden way east of mount diablo. >> reporter: hi, reggie.rgcy i pla.look behind me and you can why. there's still smoke coming out of this burned area. little embers here and there. so fire officials still want to guard the homes here. you can see there were several close calls out here. look at this home. they saved it but it lost the tire of the tractor out front.

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christopher mount: no signal. that was the moment, and it was, you know, a moment where you just sort of--you don't believe it, really. michelle: the tumors were largely eradicated, and i haven't seen anything work that well for this tumor. libby: "daddy, daddy." garvin: for libby, the news is understandably bittersweet. it comes four years too late for her jennifer but, one day soon, might come just in time for someone else's child. garvin: when the south bay teenager you are about to meet people, premature babies, she knew just where to go, who took care of her.l and the very people garvin: like all of us, there are parts of jasmine chahal's life story she has had to stitch together from other people's accounts. no one, you see, remembers the details of when they were born. details in jasmine's case that even 15 years later sound a bit scary. jasmine chahal: i was born at 26 weeks, meaning, i was, like, really small. i was like a micro preemie. garvin: the first weeks of jasmine's life were spent in the neonatal

it is climbing mount everest on your bucket list? some after filling their dreams and rebuilding the nepalese economy after a devastating earthquake. welcome to asia business report. the bank of japan's policy meeting this week is attracting a lot of attention because some expect the central bank to make changes to policies aimed at stimulating the japanese economy. one area the boj could tweak is the plan to buy japanese shares through exchange traded funds, or etfs, since 2016 the bank has aimed to spend 5a billion to purchase shares in japanese companies via these etfs to pf°p up japanese companies via these etfs to prop up the stock market. another tool, something called yield curve control, the boj has been trying to increase the difference between the yields of short—term and long—term bonds. why is it important? it helps pay and speak on more profitable and the thinking is it will spur the banks to lend more money to companies as well. these policies are part of the boj's effort to push inflation higher. that has proven incred

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and is climbing mount everest on your bucket list? some trekkers are fulfilling their dreams and rebuilding nepal's economy after a devastating earthquake at the same time. and forfinancial and for financial markets, it is all about central bank action. we have had the bank ofjapan meeting about central bank action. we have had the bank of japan meeting today. can see the nikkei up just slightly. the federal reserve releases its data today, then tomorrow it is the bank of england. let's get cracking, a lot to squeeze the oil giant bp appears to be turning its fortunes around in recent months, and in a few hours, we'll find out if that trend is continuing when the company gives its second quarter earning. the share price has been recovering more or less steadily over the last year and has gained around 16% since the start of march. a large part of that is due to the rise in the oil price. in terms of brent crude, the benchmark has risen from about $66 a barrel a year ago to $78. obviously, that means more money for companies like bp, w

known as mount davis to fit everyone.s between the giants and a's coming up on kron-four news at ten. (justine) tiger woods will be looking to win his first major in ten years... after shooting a 66 in round three of the british open. on the tenth hole... woods found the bottom of the cup for his longest birdie of the round. he finishes with 6 birdies... and only bogeyed the 16th hole. tiger is 4 shots off the lead jordan speith after being over par in the first two rounds... sets the tone on the first hole. after a 396-hole. after a 396-yard drive... the defending open champion drops an eagle speith has a bogey-free round... shoots a 65 he's in a three-way tie for the lead at nine under par speith says he's excited tiger will be in contention on sunday "i have always wanted to battle with tiger, who hasn't? it's kind of a dream come true just to have it's nice that he's good for the sports, obviously for the extra interest". "i've been there close enough for a chance to win this year given wh

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several hundred emergency workers and helicopters went to mount rinjani to help them to safety.st, we can now cross live to lombok, rebecca henschke is there for us. rebecca, we are told by authorities that most of the hikers and trackers have been accounted for from the national park, save forjust a handful. you spoke to some of those who have managed to come down, tell us who have managed to come down, tell us what is the latest mou? well, the latest is that they are saying it is just six people who are left up on this volcanic mountains around the lake, in the crater where most people come to camp. they are with the body of an indonesian climber who was killed by a falling rock, and then in his 20s from the island of sulawesi. he is family flying in today to retrieve his body. the other hikers yesterday streams down this mountain, perhaps streamed is the wrong word. they looked fairly physically and mentally exhausted, many of them telling terrifying stories of waking up in their tents to the sound of falling rocks above, a huge landslides triggered by the earthquake, and the

things when it comes to policing and it really demonstrates that actually it turns out that the mounting of a campaign of vilification and a diplomatic campaign against russia was actually no substitute for basic police work and things like locating the poison that was used for tracking down the culprits and now we have supposedly in from what we've been led to believe another death from their supposed novacek nerve agent and they think that this was caused by the same poison the vile being left around that someone someone taps all of the effort to britain went to to demonize russia would have been much better spent trying to actually locate the poisonous substance perhaps and that they may well be embarrassed about it so at this point we have johnson the foreign secretary out and we also have brags that secretary david davis earlier he also resigned as well what could this mean for the briggs's process johnson was one of the driving forces behind that the negotiations as well. yeah well this is the whole the whole thing is really starting to unravel it means very likely there will be a

there's a kind of kindergarten in the mounts and jack kemp. and her sister spend a couple of hours a day here. it's a chance to play and for a little while to figure out. the i asked man kept taking the children to make them in desperation she touched their names on their arms using the nails and i think. i. know where i could run navajo i doubt that's why they wouldn't forget their name so i did not get one i wanted to children away from me the i have so given. them a leader said if i see a name on a nom i'll cut off so i stopped. look here. that i only did half a name. five years what you're going to have that thing what. she still doesn't know where her fifteen year old daughter and her two oldest sons are she doesn't even know if there were life. routine helps to distract. an aid organization gave the family twenty sheep money from selling the milk supports them. but even here on the mountain they're afraid that the i.r.s. might return coach's husband mahmoud keeps a gun if they come back he says they won't get his family again because it

fears are mounting over dropping oxygen levels in the cave heavy monsoon rains are imminent and could cause water levels in the cave to rise to dangerous levels rescuing the boys is becoming more and more urgent for more on the story we're joined now by a favorite journalist who is following the story for us from the thai capital bangkok amy the chief of the rescue mission has said conditions are quote perfect for getting the boys and their coach out of the caves in the next few days so does that mean then that an operation is imminent. yes well the chief has changed his mind for one day to the next yesterday was saying that the boys are still not ready to leave the cave they were still undergoing diving cheney and this morning he said that the conditions are perfect to take the boys out but there are several factors that they're taking into consideration one is of course the monsoon rains which are supposed to hit the north of the country next week inside the cave where levels are part of the at their lowest that they've been in several days and oxygen levels are also a concert insid

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