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>>> hello, i'm pat lawson muse. many local students are already at school. for others, summer vacation starts later this month. this morning on news 4 your sunday, we're talking with four organizations planningle a who lot of fun and educational programs for their summer campers. all four non-profits are partf the catalog. joining me is zachary clark who is executive directorf 826 d.c. welcome. >> happy to be here. d.c. what is 826 >> you wouldn't know it by the name but we're a writing center and publishing house for d.c.yo uth. we work with more than 3,000 youth teaching writing in schools andn our writing center in columbia heights and publishing their work in books. focused. eracy >> yes. it's hard to learn writing, right? we think that it sort of comes naturally but it takes a lot of work and practice and so what we offer tond students a teachers across the district is t opportunity to develop writing as aractice and life long skill. >> who do you teach? >> 300 students. half stundents come to the center. we teach writing workshops and weave field trips

i am pat lawson muse. how muc do you know about scare yo derma. it's a chronic connective tissue disease generally classifieds a one of the auto immune diseases. it never goes away, but it can be tated and you can manage the symptoms. joining us now to tell us mor are tiffany justice, and sharon fine is president of the chapter. thank you for talking to usou ab this disease many people don't know a lot about. tell us what it is bond what i just said. >> it's aiv connecte tissue disease, a patients have exce excess collagen. it's a connective tissue where you don't want it so the people that have the most severe cases, and typically women of color tll have the m severe cases, and the clagen builds up in the lungs and heart and kidneys and hands, and they will have hands that become clase bec the skin, which is actually the largest organ in the body will become thick and dense so they can't use their hands and they will have massive organ failure. one of our board members is on a list of lung replacement because her lungs have failed. >> tiffany, yo

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i'm pat lawson muse. some consider the anacostia river a socioeconomic dividing line. on one side there is a scale housing, chic restaurant, boutique farmers and craft fares. on ter side of the river, neighborhoods where redevelopment is coming, but much more slowly. some of in communities where most residents dr. still renters. however, the nonprofit building bridges across the river is working to level the playing field and improve the quality of life joining us now is rasan bernard who is president of building bridges across the river. good to have you on the program. >> thank y d. >> you'reng such exciting things. i can't wait to share this with our viewers. you're auaressing the qty of life issue on several fronts, and you have several wonderful projects in the works. tell us all, though, how bbar got start. >>well, it began with the w.c. smith company, an organization that purchased properties,es villag of parkland back in the '90s and sought a place for families to go. and because of that, they created what i consider a right now at all the ark,he t town hall re

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well this week in her wonderful musings on the idiosyncrasies of germans and life in germany my colleague rachel stewart is talking about english words that the germans use incorrectly now there are quite a few of these that make us english speakers scratch our heads and don't be surprised or even shocked when you hear a word that would usually get bleeped in english television coverage curious now here goes with meet the germans. are all over the place in germany failed information point human results that. not everyone is happy about these linguistic invaders particularly if a perfectly good german already exists but surely even worse already more bizarre is the use of english words that even native english speakers were understand. here is an english word that the germans use wrongly. let's kick off with a classic example. in english handy means useful in german this is a handy i mean you do hold it in your hand but by that logic this would be a handy and this would be a handy. this is a great one if a little bit morbid public viewing injured lots of people gathering public space to wa

with disabilities are often discriminated against but now a home there is promoting tolerance see muse and children with disabilities help one another. when you're making pancakes every step needs to be timed just right. that's what deana could you learned from her boarding home grandmother spent long a gram of the pair found each other 12 years ago when they started living together in a unique russian residential home. my this is my family and sometimes they get pretty cheeky. it's a special home they share the yana and their surrogate grandma live together with 30 other children and over $100.00 pensioners. they're all in one big housing complex where they spend their lives together. most pensioners live here because their relatives no longer want to care for them and most young people are here because their parents are no longer allowed to care for them many were alcoholics who lost custody. as a result many of their children were born with disabilities. with no other family to rely on young and old alike would be lonely if it weren't for this haven. for you to hear or read to you.

maybe even a magnificent building but furniture oh much more specifically chaz yes that's when the muse strikes the pinnace to compose a face straka ish is if you had spied. on a park bench by berlin's brandenburg gate faced record composes music inspired by seating these are the sounds of the bench near the city's t.v. tower. what inspired me here with a fairly long street parts and individual stretches enough that create a kind of linearity. to her plastic chest sounds like this. new cd instrumental chair as she interpreted furniture pieces that wrote design history as she did some research in berlin's museum of decorative arts. to her this chair by american design a child's can only be chance. to design an icon is tom it's number 14 bistro chair from 859. and when they think of when you see this beast row chair the curved form brings guitars and double bass is to mind. it's got something romantic about it had the whole of us one tissues. seen here was created in 1954 by swiss architect max balan here the musical parts into lock with one another like the furniture pieces dovetail join

about muses we still don't know how trade talks between the u.s. and china will end and until a solution is found we fear that confidence in the markets will diminish and that's a problem. the u.s. has also reportedly blocked a joint appeal to settle a trade conflict there was no conclusion on the dispute in the final communique at least there was mutual agreement about the new tax regulations planned for tech giants like google and facebook that will also be a global minimum tax for companies gemini's finance minister is feeling optimistic . the mother of a mother when you think about all the conversations everything that was said and all the progress that was made you realize what a big movement this was and how quickly it happened and it's no longer risky to say that will very likely reach an agreement by next year he's talked to him because at the end of june the japanese city of asako will host the g 20 summit for heads of state and government it's not just finance ministers who hope for an end to the u.s. china trade will. the united kingdom

home to muse of species. worth saving and. giving those are big changes and must start with small steps but global india's tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. to use the toilet to stay clean energy solutions and resource to show. interactive content teaching the next generation but until the church. music channels available to inspire people to take action and more determined to build something here for the next generation. the environment series of $3000.00 on d. w. and online. gamers are spotty pay looking you know who have no friends and waste bed time on stupid online games that make you aggressive and drive you crazy. 5 major prejudice is about gaming and how much truth lies behind them i would topic today i'm sure. there are some 2200000000 gamers worldwide almost one in 3 people who regularly play on their smartphone computer or gaming console nevertheless prejudices about gamers and games remain rampant we want to take a close look at the 5 most prejudice number one shooter games m

koskie is one of them the retiring mused by the recent interest in this home. we suddenly have lots of visitors coming here from all different parts of the country most recently was a couple from tel aviv and a family from jerusalem here it's because the settlement is going to be named after charm but they're also interested in the golan heights. below so koskie helped build the settlement in 1901 over the years more and more families moved away to less remote towns now it's almost abandoned the new name. hood named after trump will be built next to the old settlement at the based on old plans that were never realized trams controversial decision most criticised by the international community which considers the golan heights to be occupied territory israel captured the strategically important plateau from syria 967 here israelis were thrilled by trump's decision they hope the new place will lead to new infrastructure and investment there i guess it is very exciting because no new settlements have been built on the garden heights for 30 years it's unbelievable

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what he is just musing about. let's leave it as a muse. thanks for be with me.e cnn family. have a great weekend. >> all right. food and politics is a big deal. they had the comfort food list the other night the democrats. interesting choices. gillibrand said whisky. president obama likes nachos. so did warren. also enjoyed chicken pot pie. what is the 2020 field munching on tonight? and how about this, this food thing can often be a window into how electable you are. i'll have laura coats come on and we'll dig in. ♪ when you get right down to it... freedom is the ability to go where you wanna go... and do what you wanna do. so... what do you wanna do? ♪ the 2019 jeep compass. roam free. for making bucket lists bookers know summer is for booking it like booking a beachside resort, and ordering two more tacos than you need to. check. showing the deep end who's boss! check. starting a scooter gang with the fam. check. "awesome" bookers know summer won't last forever. "you're gonna thank me" so be a booker at booking.com. the world's number one choice for booking a

in so many places our young people are not hearing muse ib a -- muse ib aic and the songs o america.driving force in our world. like i said before, art really reflects what's going on in our times and causes us to take an inward look at ourselves and an out ward look at what's going on in the world around us. >> to me it was interesting, how many speeches -- we have lost track of how many speeches we heard and covered. you can listen to a song at a more involved level than you can hear a speech. great rhetoric does that. there's something about the note. there's something about the cadences that push you toward that more perfect union. >> well, we have to leave it there but not really because the book is songs of america. i'm so honored to have you both here because you touch all of our hearts. you guys are taking it o tennessee road performing right here in washington, d.c. thank you both so much. >> we're going to discuss the iran nuclear deal in honor of you. i want you to be happy. >> please don't. this is what makes me happy. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >>> house intelli

and where it was when you used to do because you knew so mused if you were caught because you knew to be another reason to move on. to the good will slowly presumed to people or shoot you would almost lose your group in league one would so musically but when you look as some you can similarly i'm relieved i moved to she wouldn't move through if we could reduce going to preview. the last was mostly with bush who did. almost got away with a pretty poor to finish every of those zircon schuller each. year but surely the most valuable to the road still less. no you're the one. of us over this of the group and you're. going to back. your future. after. know. just when they finally clicked it was decided to dissolve the crew the space program it changed now they'd be a crew of 2 instead of 3 your chief who will go with just fish moreover the launch was rescheduled and brought forward several months preparations had to continue at a greater pace. you move your heard the most abuse you should reduce this newsgroup among a group as though she were you. pleased. with the. nicolaides he is he is

most t famous as the muse and lover of pablo picasso. she was an artist in her own right.ok at the parish paying tribute to her work up next after news. crowd: go! reporter: it's the world's rising superpower, but in the world's game, china's a pushover. that may be about to change. [crowd chanting indistinctly] man: china's just exploded out of nowhere. [boy laughing] [indistinct chatter] reporter: it's now spending billions buying up star foreign players, coaches, and top european clubs... [crowd chanting indistinctly] reporter: and skilling up millions of youngsters. man: 16.8. reporter: tonight, we follow a star of tomorrow and a big-name aussie import, all part of china's master plan to conquer world s

clearly, we have the capability there at some point if they actually close the straits of hofr muse we'll take military action, and a war in the gulf will be really ugly for everybody concerned. >> last month, the u.s. moved for military assets tohe persian gulf to counter what it called credible threats from the iranians. >> activists in hng kong say they'll keep fighting against a controversia extradition bill. st prix tefrs say they want the bill taken completely off the table. a law would make it easier for fugitives to be sent back to mainland china. critics are raising the alarm over china's record of human rights vilations. the proposal has sparked weeks of protests and clashes with police. another rlly isscheduled for tomorrow. he was one of the most notorious drug kingpins in our region. now there's a push to grant early release. today the community is sounding off. and disturbing details about a and disturbing details about a fo r the big carriers are talking about their current 5g roll outs, li but their effortted to a few pockets in select cities or trying to convince consumer

news 4's pat lawson muse has at story. >> that's areat h g to bury and hide the fact that my brotherteommit suicide. >> i would go back and replay the instances that i had in my fe where i was raped and molested as achild. i was depressed. i wanted to self-harm and i was suicidal. >> these women are on a journey to find the positive in some pretty tough circumstances. >> the deaths of my immediate family, i have four siblings, my mom and dad to go back-to-back-to-back. >> me and my mother were struck by a drunk driver and my mother passed away in the. >> they're part of a group o learning t replace feelings of loss, depression, anger and insecurity with expressions of gratitude. >> it improves one's mental health, physiological health. >> the pastor, a p city ofaise family ministry, has put the principle into practice. >> don't ever forget the number one. look back and tell god thank you. >> in january of 2018, she did a fort facebook live broadcast encouraginglowers to practice gratitude as a way to change their response to the circumstances in their lives. >> instead of everybody bei

whose fashion was on trend at the cmt muse, award. >> i remembered!e. >> when "e.t." in nashville with trisha yearwood returns. introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo today. only at jack in the box. so i'm looking for someone to make tastier... bigger, i was literally born for this. ♪ you had me at fried chicken pacifier. try my new spicy chicken strips combo today. with 100% all-white meat chicken. >>> minutes away on "e.t." james corden makes a unexpected confession. the tony host revealed his biggest we are a blend of nature and nurture - and so is our hair if your hair needs extra-nurturing care, we have a blend for you new whole blends miracle nectar. for all hair types paraben free blended with purpose with royal jelly and lush honey. our first 10-in-1 leave-in serum made to strengthen, smooth, and repair damage even reduce split ends, all at once. blended

whose fashion was on trend at the cmt muse, award. >> i remembered! more. >> when "e.t." in nashville with trisha yearwood returns. >>> minutes away on "e.t." james corden makes a unexpected confession. the tony host revealed his >>> welcome back to "e.t." in nashville. now, today's stp is jason al dean's bar and restaurant. meanwhile, james corden is gear up to host the tony awards sunday on cbs. as always his plans are on a really grand scale. >> we are going to try to open with a big open, which if i'm honest today feels like a mistake. i think we may have bitten off more than we can chew. >> but he always delivers. >>> speaking of going big, that is what chris hemsworth is doing with his new mega mansion in stale. it's mega all right. might be bigger than avengers head quarters. >> absolutely. >> construction is almost complete on the ten plus acre estate with six bedrooms overlooking seven-mile beach in australia. >> this is where i'm from. >> chris' wife el an and theire get away from hollywood's hectic lifestyle. >> getting to walk down the bea

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he's been talking about this idea, musing about this idea to folks for several days now.t sounds as though the actual logistics have been rolled into place here in the last possible moments. to make this happen. but getting pack to what you were talking about -- back to what you were talking about a few moments ago i was in the first meeting that he had with kim jong un back in 2017, and i will tell you, jim, or 2018, what was remarkable about it is you could sense from the president all day long that this is something he really wants, and yes, he is knocked around by critics and skeptics and so on who say this is all reality tv, foreign policy, and so on, and perhaps there is this side of it. he does like to play up the drama and cliff hangers and so on, my sense, being with the president all day long for the first encounter with kim jong un in singapore, he very much wants this, he sees this as critical to part of his foreign policy legacy, almost to sort of justify his approach, his strategic rhetoric approach where we saw this back in 2017 where he ginned up the rheto

what he is just musing about. let's leave it as a muse. thanks for be with me.cnn family. have a great weekend. >> all right. food and politics is a big deal. they had the comfort food list the other night the democrats. interesting choices. gillibrand said whisky. president obama likes na choes. so did warren. also enjoyed chicken pot pie. what is the 2020 field munching on tonight? and how about this, this food thing can often be a window into how electable you are. i'll have laura coats come on and we'll dig in. join t-mobil. 1. do you like netflix? sure you do. that's why it's on us. 2. unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. 3. no surprises on your bill. taxes and fees included. still think you have a better deal? bring in your discount, and we'll match it. that's right. t-mobile will match your discount. age-related macular man: i'vdegeneration,sed with which could lead to vision loss. so today i made a plan with my doctor, which includes preservision. because it's my vision, my love of the game, my open road, my little artist. vo: only pre

you want your muse toic to spear itself. >> it's important to it me to be an artist first and to fightbut not have that be everything that defines me. >> you give us the greatest songs and the greatest looks and also like a deep truth. nobody is what you are. >> she's so unapologetically herself, and i think it's really inspiring. >> reporter: her rise to the top might feel like a yoesh night success, but this music idol has been in the game for a decade now. ♪ i want someone else to buy'em ♪ >> reporter: just two years ago she blasted onto the charts with a new anthem from millennials called "i don't want it all." the song featured a cameo by paris hilton. the lyrics, something she described when i sat down with her in front of some of her biggest fans part of the pride speaker series. you call this a sugar baby anthem. and you said it was heavily, heavily inspired by madonna's "material girl." >> this song is so bratty. it's like my bratty fantasy. it gets sparked by this visit to sephora. i just closed an amazing publishing deal, so my manager was like oh, get what everybody you wan

have been here. 3 times african bands won the champions league with the big musée play for you know godstill play for 186 to munich as well. but the pele the superstar in town. together with the f.o. and other former professionals they are not only trying to change the structure of canadian football. what matters to them is a change in african football making it more competitive. and they know the fish stinks from the head down. to make us know. all. their organization is one of the key. problem in this continent footballers have not been involved after. the game after the acarya like what to me is doing not only within ghana but within. the continent. obviously pele ended his successful international career in 1908 after 2 seasons with 860 munich where he learned a thing or 2 from the germans with things that because the skill for everything is ok and when i bring tony to come and speak to young footballers he would tell them that discipline is the key and if you also think that you should go to school with full find work will tell you. where you should play place this. is what we tell

being together as a foreign ministries and the heads of muses of defense who also have very or robust into parliamentary ties as well as we see that the trade has been coming up last year it grew by 17 percent. and this year we've seen already 7 percent rise and that is a testament to the fact that the into a governmental commission we have is working very successfully and the projects which we signed off on are being developed all that thanks to the 8 point plan and the russia strategy for cooperation expansion today we adopted the joint statement on our future work. just on these 2 tracks japanese technologies and the best ones well help russia to promote a number of national produce and we see that the japanese businesses continue to take tremendous interest in working in russia over 200 companies from japan are currently working in the russian market we also think that the work of the russian japanese investment father is also quite connect commandable investors and entrepreneurs from japan took place in the party in the same because because i mean for him and we will also be look

winning film maker nick broomfield explores the troubled relationship between the musician and his muse> plus the midwestern pioneers who helped shape the ideals of the nation. david mccullough talks to walter ivanson.

. >> i am pat lawson muse. what do youo when life crushes you, when there's an event or experience in your life that is so devastating that you feel like everything is falng apart? our guest today knows that experience well. he's the founder of the 30,000-member potter's house church in dallas, texas, and television program, "the potter's touch" watched weekly more than 3 million viewers, and he has produced films and been a preacher and teacher and a speaker and lecturer and intrapreneur and number one "new york times" best-selling autho. welcome >> thank you. it's a real pleasure to be here with you, pat. >> i know you are here promoting your new book, "crushing." the book takes then reader o a journey, the day where you had the experience that your 13-year-old daughter was pregnant, and this was many years ago. tell us about that day.th >> was a tough day and a shocking day. there was no warning. there was nothing in her behavior that would suggest thaf we wouldnd ourselves in that situation. i am used to mi

. >> the admittediller had previously been convicted of assaulting jolene muse. he faces sentencing in september. >>> a man who filmed dozens of women and girls trying to clothing across northern tt virginia ad he is guilty. police say he set up tiny cameras in fitting rooms in four different shopping centers across fairfax county. he recorded at least 60 women reand childn. he pled guilty to four counts of unlawful filming on wednesday. he will be sentenced in september and could fates up to eight years in prison. >>> it's now 4:35. we're continuing to follow the breaking news in montgomery county. police are searching for the burglarsho hit a gun shop. >> at least one officer fired shots at the scene. mental heal megan mcgrath joins us live with what we've learned there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this happened at e united gun shop here on randolph road in rockville. you see the active scene behind me here. the police officers on the side of this building.a s where the gun shop is located. and it appearst there's a piece of a car, possibly a bumpe

i noted with satisfaction mused and yes pleasure that it seems is not easy. to replacement. so with no decision from the heads of government of the states over who they want to see appointed as the next european commission president they're all going to have to come back again next week on the 30th of june for another round of talks in the go see asians to try and hammer out a solution. the u.s. military claims the use of nuclear weapons could create decisive result and restore strategic stability that comes from a document recently made public but was then classified artist on a quarter picks up the story. bombers submarines and ballistic missiles the pentagon's triad of nuclear warfare usually atomic weapons are considered a means of deterrence but now classified documents suggest the war hawks in washington may have other ideas using nuclear weapons could create conditions for decisive results and the restoration of strategic stability specifically the use of a nuclear weapon will fundamentally change the scope of a battle and create conditions that affect how commanders

i noted with satisfaction mused and yes pleasure that it seems is not easy. to replacement. so with no decision from the heads of government of the states over who they want to see appointed as the next european commission president they're all going to have to come back again next week on the 30th of june for another round of talks in the go see asians to try and hammer out a solution. and u.s. congresswoman has received a fast storm of criticism of to comparing detention centers for undocumented immigrants on the mexican border to nazi concentration camps but alexander cortez is refusing to back down. the united states is running concentration camps on our southern border and that is exactly why they are there concentration camps. people across the us political spectrum slums the comparison by a cast of cortez often referred to by her initials c. o. of course remembers groups say that she needs to educate herself on the issue one polish m.p. invited the congresswoman to his country to see real concentration camps informally inviting alexandria casso cortez to come to polan

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