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that's jason nash's mom. jason nash a regular chiropractor to the david dobrick blog. be in the super bowl this weekend. >> isn't that just a rule in america? you guys always have them in the super bowl finals? >> they made a number of appearance. >> you were pumped about the patriots winning? >> yeah. >> that was so funny. you were excited. >> yeah. >> i got you a quick gift. i got you your own -- [ screaming ] >> nice. nice, a tom brady jersey. >> is it fully inflated? >> she loves it. it may not fit. so david has another surprise for her. this probably isn't the right size, right? >> right. >> so we have to get you the rite size for when you go to the super bowl. >> no. i would flip my lid. she must be so lit. ♪ >> you're going to the super bowl. >> awe. >> isn't that sweet? >> lorraine and jason get to go to the super bowl. >> the other day i surprised jason's mom with super bowl tickets. today i have two more for erin. >> they were saying we should throw a super bowl party. >> erin won't be able to go? >> why? >> why do you keep doing this to me? >> no. also, when

sixty films and right from the start has worked with some of the world's most visionary directors been nash was already a star in france when her sensual performance in philip kaufman's one nine hundred eighty eight the unbearable lightness of being launched her international career. in one nine hundred ninety three she starred in the visceral haunting cult classic three colors blue. for the nine hundred ninety six passionate world war two epic the english patient she got an academy award and a bafta. in two thousand show colossal been seduced no less than a whole town with her chocolate. god that was. my the actress says she only chooses films and roles that resonate deeply with her. it's important for me to feel free and if i want to say no i say no if i want to say yes i say yes it has to be a very intuitive and hidden almost hidden place for me to say years to feel. like with twenty ten's metaphysical labyrinth certified copy for which bin osh won best actress at cannes. the multi award winner is a physically and should have performer who seeks to work in collaboration with directors on

nash and i need to be careful here. and these are boys are hyperactive ski but if they sit down and they learn to be quiet and to focus the mind the joke is of course it doesn't work straight off they're nervous at first and are eager to give up because that was but at some point they come to like it. would work is more what you might expect for these young tough lads. but team doesn't really know what he wants to do when he leaves the facility for young offenders one goal he does already have in mind is to find a pretty wife and have a family of his own. in the evening there are dancing lessons. one two three four keep in time. the facility has a reputation for producing talented kids the facilities credo every child is gifted but this gift has to be discovered early. for these boys a life of crime was normal just a few months ago but now that it's over that's the hope at least. eight in the evening a long day packed with organized activities is slowly coming to an end it's time to march back to the third floor back to

but i know now i'm telling the nash and i will say that you know. i'm not. here. the parents visit this son's grave abdulla house and come to the cemetery perhaps he fears going mad too just like his ten year old cousin here. but. i will simply have. by god if i meet a man get a thirty day lee did not like him but that he would not go by and he would open. this door with my paladin. if. nothing else. and. look. at him. just as cough is getting worse and after the football match he's taken to a doctor. you know no more than a minute in. the middle. not so fast. and. the football tournament comes to a close with the opening of a memorial to all the marines who fell in battle. c. . the gunfire almost makes just out of pos out for. a. moment i'll let. you know i'm. going on. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race in this on off and spearing dramatic development that only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. my seven years doing d

the west over its relationship with the chinese government and allegations of enabling state is pure nash which it denies. german chemicals and pharmaceuticals joined to buy a house reported a sharp drop in profits for twenty eighteen after taking over u.s. acme chemical for monsanto net profits tumbled seventy seven percent to one point nine billion dollars as costs from the mega merger of burton to the company's bottom line. investors are keeping an eye on the second u.s. north korea summit currently underway in hunt noir washington is pushing ken young to give up its nuclear weapons program in exchange for economic development a breakthrough with boost trade opportunities with north korea. and us oil prices surged two and a half percent off to saudi arabia signaled that it would stick to oil production cuts that's the spied pressure earlier this week from donald trump to moderate prices saudi arabia plans to extend the supply cuts into the second half of this year. now in a secular countries it is often regarded as an instrument of women subjugation the he job now french sporting goods

telecom egypt on the sidelines of the mobile world congress currently taking place in bass and or nash spain way is a major sell off concerts in egypt and wants to expand in africa including surveillance technology the continent's personal data protection laws are less stringent than in general. and that is business africa here on d w thanks for keeping us company. three points on the confidence boost don't be. regained the stream. three three points and the big surprise of. we'll. continue in. just. the way the most almost at the get take a look i can't. prove those. but again i'm just i mean. this is deja vu news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes dissent is on trial in cabinet opposition leader maurice comptroller is one of hundreds facing charges that carry the death penalty what osp rights groups if the international community is ignoring the crisis. and results are trickling in off to nigeria's election but some say there was no time.

but i know not where brown wendy nash and i will say that you know. i'm not. the parents visit their son's grave. house and come to the cemetery perhaps he feels going mad too just like his ten year old cousin here. i will simply have to buy that if i meet a man yeah he thought he. knew but that he would not go by and he would have. the store with my paladin. if. i was. not for. it i know. nothing. but him. cough is getting worse and off to the football match he's taken to a doctor. you know no more than a minute and not a minute. not to my son. and. the football tournament comes to a close with the opening of a memorial to all the marines who fell in battle. the gunfire almost makes just out of process. well that's not a. tough one to heal from the novel killing the little girl and i have a lot going on my mind. going on. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. next kind of financial survival guide today was all about money laundering first visi

but i know not where brown wendy nash and i'm not that you know. i'm not. the parents visit their son's grave abdulla house and come to the cemetery perhaps he feels going mad too just like his ten year old cousin got here. but. i will simply have to buy that if i meet a man yeah he thought he. knew but that he would not go by and he would open. the store with my paladin. if. i was. up for. it and know. it. but it. was cough is getting worse and off to the football match he's taken to a doctor. you know i know that i didn't you know amanda. knox and my son. and. the football tournament comes to a close with the opening of a memorial to all the marines who fell in battle. the gunfire almost makes just out of pos out. of. my mind. the liberals in america they consider themselves to be living in. the masses and they're never wrong and they have the moral high ground an occasional a when their policies are exposes fraudulent. and their don't want to deal with their unmasking they bring in a max or william kristol to beat people up their thought. is this city cr

because we united states is a power that's been used to being on the top and is now being challenged nash no out of no no neck. islamiya what kind of. mubarak we're going to be. but nobody and yet. ask any. room i love medina problems but that allows him to watch in the measures that he has. a lot of believe be too free he said then. something that. i don't know what the book says the. good the good news i didn't know it being. a big. figure. quite a. man and woman who called the f.b.i. and. now my feet how. beautiful but you don't you know and i mean. i don't. think. we believe that we are an exceptional nation this is a phrase you hear a lot in the united states we call it american exceptionalism it means that we have a responsibility for the whole world and we need to make rules for the rest of the world because without us there will be chaos. my name is dr king on whose side and i am a white political scientist. in one thousand nine hundred three my country was invaded by the united states and we've been under an illegal and prolonged occupation ever since i've dedicated my life to no

mark nash, head of global bonds at marion global investors. i talk aboutbut this being a cheeky sort of issuance. it really was. it came out of left field. isn't that a little disturbing? mark: absolutely. we were a little concerned about the timing of this issuance. it was a complete surprise to everyone. there is a little desperation on italy about packing the market when they can. but it was good to see again another huge book. orders go in. they issued around 8 billion on the back of that. it has gone down with investors. they need yield in europe and are buying sovereign bonds as they come. guy: why italy? they are buying peripheral bonds right now, but italy seems to come with more risk than most. it is a big, liquid market. maybe that is the reason behind what we are seeing, but nevertheless -- potentially a commissioner done reading growth forecasts tomorrow. there are things on the radar when it comes to italy risk. why such strong demand for italy? mark: things have got better with italy. we saw volatility last year, but they have re

for nash and brianna, just getting to meet each other has been quite the endeavor.omore college students and they live on opposite sides of the country. he is in north carolina. she is in southern california. they first connected online back in may. he has a poetry account on instagram. she was a follower. and i don't know who, but somebody slid into somebody's dms. >> hundreds of people are going to instagram to write poetry. >> it worked and now after months of their online courtship, they're finally going to get to meet each other. he's going to fly from the east coast to the west coast. >> it's kind of an old time story. you sort of meet somebody in passing and then you maybe have this sort of connection and then they write letters. it reminds me of my grandparents. >> >> they go on a little road trip. it looks like they're having a great time at the park. you see them posing, some at the waterfall. it's picture perfect. >> my question is how long is the visit? is he there to stay or is he popping over for a week? >> unfortunately, it was short-lived. if we fast

reporter: he wouldn't be the first president to declare anna nash -- declare a national emergency. it's been done 58 times. >> i'm asking you to clarify where you get your numbers. most of the dea crime reporting statistics show that drugs are coming across at the ports of entry, that illegal immigration is down, and violence is down. pres. trump: let's go. no, nono. you get one. reporter: could you please answer? pres. trump: sit down.. yoyou get one question. i get my numbers from a lot of sources like homeland security. the numbers i get are a disaster. reporter: just weeks after the longest government shut down in u.s. history, trump remains defiant. sarah: we are joined by dw correspondent helena humphrey, standing by from washington. we saw it there, trump declaring a national emergency. what happens next? helena: essentially, he stood there in the rose garden and drew the battle lines himself. he said he would sign off on this national emergency and no sooner with the ink be dry that he would expect legal challenges. they could come from any stakeholder, whether that be grou

nashs say the power lines sparked as they whipped theplace limbs and they called 911. >> this was late last night looking more like a tropical storm with the palm trees blowing and rain in sheets. >>> the rain kept on coming today. look at the time laps from the san jose camera. it show as band moving through a little earlier though. not quite as intense as the video we just showed you. overly the last 24 hours, san jose picked up just about half an inch of rain. >> and this is no surprise for frequent travelers. the storm's impact is felt at sfo. taking a live look now at san francisco international where the windy weather is proving to be a headache for some fliers. the airport reported 2-hour delays today and the cancellation of 65 flights. so far only three cancelled at oakland and san jose. >> there is a winter storm warning in the sierra through monday. whether i-80 or highway 50. rooteds blanketed in snow. caltrans reported numerous spinouts ands chains are required. drivers are nurnld to wait until tuesday to head to tahoe. >>> don't forget you can track rain and check weather

captain nash, thank you. >> my pleasure, arthel.ric: thousands of central american migrants are on their last leg of their journey through mexico. and now again just days away from reaching the u.s. border. we're live on the ground in mexico with the latest on their journey. plus, we're awaitin awaiting ren a few moments from now from ralph northam over the controversy over the racially offensive photo from his college yearbook. we'll see what the governor will say, whether he will step down or not and fight allegations against him. he seems to have reversed himself over the last 24 hours. we'll bring you the latest. not having a good breakfast can make you feel like your day never started. get going with carnation breakfast essentials®. it has protein, plus 21 vitamins and minerals including calcium and vitamin d, to help your family be their best. carnation breakfast essentials®. stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate i switched to stimulant-free miralax for my constipation. to help your family be their best. the nerves in your

to me so my my family over in germany as well so well through a spending time together going out to nash restaurants in germany and also me as in the ritual i like to stay at home play and you know i think the new qualities outside and play and a lot. i just keep it nice and simple start and also get my recovery stuff and sometimes as well you know. just to get there i'm not asleep i think about us. so no one is well rested in his new home where he lives with his parents and sister. if he's thinking about sticking around. well you know i'm not the moment i'm very happy and i'm playing scar and but you know. them today so i have to i have to stay here and do my top bed well for tapes not go with the flow you know if he keeps up his friend not to play often i'm will certainly be glazed and all snow white mind it all lead up. to. the. endless forest. three rivers. one city always wants to visit us all because of the special occasion. out in about with us. in the air in venice and the very end farms on the baroque splendor miska the jewel city to unspoiled country sun. coming up w. . reliabl

guitars nash. well football team has proved that they are ready for the biggest football tournament there is the world cup in twenty twenty two which will be held in qatar as the final whistle was blown qatar we hade the champions of the seventeen asian cup games fans put onto the streets of celebrating their countries was there or when they might be underdogs in the tournament dosage of mari al-jazeera doha. and american football fans and gearing up for super bowl sunday and this group of friends has a pact to attend the tournament every year the last surviving members of a group called never miss a super bowl club one member says the ticket price in one thousand and sixty seven was twelve dollars this is tickets it costs him a whopping two thousand dollars a game will be held in atlanta where the los angeles rams face the new england patriots. are watching al-jazeera these are top stories and russia's president has pulled out of a decade's old nuclear missile pact following the u.s. is decision t

due back in a chicago court room tomorrow to face charges regarding allegedly sexually assaulting nash kelly was ordered to not have contact with anyone under the age of eight team. kelly has. denied that he lives with young girls. >>> there is also a scene where >> anything or any reason to believe that these allegations are credible. >> r. kelly was acquitted of child pornography charges in 2008. recently, a the actual name for kelly is robert. he is the r and b hit maker for the song "i believe i can fly. " >>> we have learned that one body has been recovered after an amazon cargo bus crash in la. the boeing 767 was flying from miami to houston. crews are cleaning up. a local sheriff says witnesses say the airplane was surging and failed to the west. >> we did find some remains. i did not expect that there was anybody that could survive. as of now, we have found some human remains. >> recovery crews have used airboats to get to the crash zone. and a company called atlas air is investigating the --. >>> coming up, state senator jerry hill jones is here to talk about a confession exem

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had felt like and whether the individual might like to relieve themselves of their burden as john nash done some by she was a master of psychology and observation schick he can tell from someone's gestures or their pupils whether they were lying freshman or to her finish to the rive not was a master of deduction absolutely kind of cholera and that's how he managed to extract voluntary confessions that. the brilliant head of berlin's police homicide division made a lasting impression on horace kiba. even mention to his fiance and a letter he wrote piling custody. kelli don't condemn me for committing this crime but i did it for you and specter get out was right when he said that i'd simply chosen the wrong way of expressing my love for you. didn't do well there was this famous comment he made nobody touches my people meaning his suspects if what he meant was they're human beings too and they have rights too even if they killed someone they were to be dealt with properly for me that's at the heart of criminal investigation work in the one nine hundred twenty s. as represented by gay not

n: president trump declaring a national emergency to get funds for the wall on his nash -- on his southern border. venezuelan president nicolas maduro. protesters in haiti are defiant. walking into the unknown. world.tish fashion the u.s. president has declared a national emergency. and republicans have accused donald trump of a gross abuse of power. housemocratic-controlled committee is already investigating saying it raises issues. 2016ter: fulfilling a presidential campaign promise in a most unconventional way. pres. trump: i'm going to be signing a national emergency. reporter: after the u.s. congress refused this week to approve president trump's touest for $5.7 billion build a wall along the southern border, trump declared a national emergency and now has access to $8 billion to build 376 kilometers of wall to stop illegal immigration even though the white house won't say exactly where. pres. trump: we want to stop drugs from coming into our country. we want to stop criminals and gangs from coming into our country. reporter: is democratic opponent in congress say the crisis is manufa

just like you along the merrimack river from lowell to lawrence to nash with a to manchester where it hit so hard in the meltdowns we were hit the same way in a town like mansfield. i know what all that meant in how important the safety net is and how important the work that you-all do. but i was lucky enough to be with my parents, but i had a job where i could be with them the last day of their lives. they didn't suffer from dementia. so it wasn't a two, five, or 10-year process. one of the best friends connie and i have, her mother, father had dementia and her mother, who seemed healthy and strong, got weaker and less healthy as she cared for her father. and his problems got greater and she actually, even though you never would have predicted it, her life ended before the father's life. you see that all time with aregivers. with the additional stress of income and all that means. thank you for pointing that out. superintendent murphy, thank you for 47 years, is that what you said? starting in middle school. you started teaching. superintendent murphy: i was 10 hen i got the first jo

we will talk about that in a moment, with mark nash. italy out into the market.big takedown of this. it has a portfolio effect into the secondary market, as you can see. we are seeing yields rising at the back end of the italian curve, but as i say we will talk more about that in a moment. central banks performing a series of you turns around the world.

of jeff bezos, the world's richest person, paid in cash for "the washington post" when his company, nash holdings, purchased the newspaper in 2013. finally, there is going to be justice. the good news is this happens daily with the hate-trump media, the rush to judgment, no presumption of innocence. it would have taken them 5 minutes to get this story right. they will now be held accountable. "the washington post" responded to the lawsuit tonight, writing tog, fox news, "we are reviewina copy of the lawsuit and plan to mount a vigorous defense." my money is on lynwood. tonight, the hate-trump media, hollywood,e democrats, they lok foolish. if they loudly and constantly claim to repudiate bullying of any kind. at the end of the day, the real bullies aren't wearing "make america great again" hats. tonight, the real bullies, they will be held accountable. mark my words, bezos is going to pay. according to lynwood, this is only the tip of the iceberg. nbc, cnn, stay tuned. coming attraction. lynwood, by the way, will be here for an exclusive interview but first joining us with the latest on

there have been guilty pleas from flynn, manafort, gates, and dozens of indictments, including 13 nash

he claims the exposure risk to tourists and nash natural park employees was potentially up to 400 timest for adults, 4,000 times what is considered safe for children. the radiation came from uranium rocks. uranium was mined for many years around the grand canyon until safety concerns led to a ban in 2012. the rocks in question here were for some reason stored in buckets and left in the grand canyon's museum collections building, stored for years next to an exhibit where two groups including children would often stop for 30 minutes or more. the whistle blower wrote an e-mail to his colleagues to warn them saying, quote, if you were in the museum collections building between the year 2000 and 2018, you were exposed to uranium by osha's definition. osha being the federal occupational safety and health administration. and elston stevenson just told us in a conversation with our producer that his bosses at the park service dragged their feet, ignored his complaints. he said, dana, their behavior was essentially immoral. >> dana: what are park officials saying to that? >> reporter: well, they

niecy nash 39. take a look at your choices. as a child by speaking in a foreign accent? that was emily blunt, who is 36 this weekend. >>> the 30th anniversary dvd of "the little mermaid" includes jody benson recording one of the film's iconic songs. >>> we're almost out of time. for all the hollywood news, you know where to go. etonline.com. >> before we go, check out the new video from country star maren morris' husband. >> the video features couples and ryan's wife makes an appearance. everybody facetiming with their man. they celebrate their first wedding anniversary next month. >> so cute together. enjoy the video and enjoy the rest of your weekend, everybody. bye-bye! ♪ like it's the last time i'll ever hold you ♪ ♪ girl every detail leave it up to me ♪ ♪ lay back and let go you don't even have to say anything ♪ ♪ see how you're looking at me who do i see ♪ ♪ red wine baby you don't want to leave ♪ ♪ you want to reverse that scene in low lights ♪ ♪ you know i know what you need tonight girl ♪ there are moments in life that

i want to talk specifically, and this is a really good question about project safe nash neighborhoods. the attorney general announced the expansion of project safe neighborhoods to work with unique communities to develop a customized crime reduction strategy. one study showed when you and i were doing psn it reduced crime overall by 1.4% and case studies showing reduction of 42% of violent crime. we had the project safe neighborhoods national conference as i mentioned in my opening statement. and i can tell you that especially in our largest cities, our 29 major cities, we are seeing a reduction of violent crime because of u.s. attorneys specifically working with their sheriffs and police chiefs and their federal and state and local partners in reducing gun violence. some other things that we've done is the attorney general was one of the four cabinet positions that were part of the school safety commission that came out with a report in the last several months that gave a practical outline as to how states especially could work to reduce gun violence, including the idea of the erpos.

white house attorneys have looked at this for months, this idea of a nash until emergency. they have identified certain baskets of money that they believe can be used for building a border wall. each time you dip into a basket, you're increasing the level of push-back and your potential risk for a legal challenge. some baskets of money they believe they have that they can use and nobody can challenge them. once they go through those baskets, the next basket, comes with a little more risk. each basket after that comes with an increasing degree of risk. as you move the money around like the dhs silo or the dod so i lot and the dhs silo or energy, for example, into the dhs silo, you get increasing risk. so it's not clear how much money the president might be able to move around before he ends up in court. i do know that the omb office, office of management and budget, has identified far more than the $5.7 billion than the president originally wanted in the baskets of money he believes he can move around. they have to make a decision to what degree do they risk inviting a legal

she also played diane nash in "selma."sked her to talk about the #metoo movement and the time's up. >> times up is addressing safety in the workplace. obviously, a came out of this watershed moment about this gross abuse of power after weinstein, but it is looking at a balance of power. when we have more women in positions of power, workplaces are just safer. in a robust way, it is tried to address issues of inclusion behind the lens and across industry lines. one thing that came out of studies that stacy smith has done is in the last decade, literally the last decade, 10 years of filmmaking, the top 100 films, only 4% of those films have been directed by womemen. inin response to that, times up has initiated the 4 4% challeng, asking peoplple to pledge to wok with a female director in the next 18 months. i have taken that pledge. are takingher people that pledge. that is just sort of one way to address. obviously, there needs to be a lot more work done. amy: you starred in "sorry to bother you." talk about that film. it i

n: president trump declaring a national emergency to get funds for the wall on his nash -- on his southernder. venezuelan president nicolas maduro.

speeds of eighty kilometers per hour to get over the finish line double world ice cross champion camera nash of the usa won the men's final the overall standings and closes in on the third world title amanda trims zero one the women's place. will be back with more at eight hundred g.m.t. but for now i'll hand you back to folly. thank you very much for that john and that will do it for today's news great remember to keep in touch with us on social media at all times so aging is great and all the other ways to get in touch right here from the fully back to one hotel here in doha thank you for watching we are live next from our london news center by finance. cancer and ways to experience the world like never before cats are always going to places together. as venezuela is on the brink. with two men facing off for power. one of them self-proclaimed interim venezuelan leader. tools to al-jazeera. africa's largest democracy goes to the polls to elect a president parliament and governors corruption insecurity and economic uncertainty that dominate nigeria politics remain widespread al-jazeera bring

under the constitution, they controversies.d so they don't just issue decisions based on a whim -- 'nash decide this and let has to be a case that comes up to the court and then have to explain what they are doing and decide to roll narrowly or broadly. so the role of the judge is different. cases have to come up and decide they want to hear them and trying to resolve some sort of legal controversy. all right. now, to your first point, is the court 'em meshed in the role of politics? absolutely. and this is the challenge, right? the court is in the world of politics without being of the world of politics, right? it's that idea that yes, it is part of the political realm but it does as i said function differently. now, i mean, all of the examples that you gave are excellent and we could even add some more. john mcclain who i mentioned earlier appointed by andrew jackson really didn't want to be a supreme court justice as much as he wanted to be president. he ran for president several times in the 1840's and 1850's. he was always trying to change parties based on which party might nominate

. >> i'm reminded of a poem by ogden nash who wrote the ass was born in march, the rains came in november, such a flood as this he said i scarcely can remember but our recorded history as well as our pal joe climatology informs us that there have been periods when carbon dioxide levels have been much higher than today, temperatures have been much higher and lower than they are today and long before the significant carbon dioxide emissions of human civilization. is that correct? >> yes. >> a study published in lancet a few years ago noted that cold weather kills far more people than warm weather. what do you see as the greater threat? >> well, obviously it depends on the location, but i think the statistics overall across a wide variety of locations do support that cold weather kills more than hot weather. >> during the recent cold wave, those states that relied excessively on wind and solar saw electricity outages. would you say that the greatest single threat in extreme weather, either hot or cold, is a lack of electricity? >> yes, even during hurricanes what kills a lot of people can th

weekly," thomas nash, that of his cartoons were sympathetic. sometimes they went the other way, but most times it were sympathetic. do you know of any other? dr. williams: a lot of people were sympathetic. i read about that in the book as well, that yes, there were a lot of white americans who participated, but there were also key people who fought them. thateneral group of people tended to be more friendly to chinese immigration in california and the west coast where the people who were more you eat, educated missionaries, republicans versus democrats -- , educated missionaries, republicans versus democrats, people invested in chinese trade. cottont reason, southern planters hoping to sell cotton in china. there were all types of people supporting them. mr. lei: and a lot of missionaries. because they had 250 million .ouls to save if you are in that business, this was the biggest market -- 350 million souls to save. [laughter] there is a cartoon in "pop magazine" in a 1900, 1 of the cutest to have seen. this chinese lady asks a missionary, why

we will watch the nash - - we will watch the russian and napa rivers. by friday morning some flood issues could be expected above flood stage. i will see if there are any updates. for some areas it will stay in the 50s. some will get middle 60s. cold air arrives on friday. >>> something of a turf war in san francisco, next we will show you the battle. >>> suing the trumpet ministration, over people crossing into the united states. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during the ultimate sleep number event. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. only at a sleep number store. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 24-month financing on all smart beds. only for a limited time. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. >>> governor gazan - - governor gazan new some addressed topics california is are facing. >> we have to build housing for all. >> the gover

jeannette nash out with more details and i don't have a heart monitor watch but i don't have a familyheart problems. should i get one anyway? >> not necessarily. if you live a normal healthy lifestyle, good diet, exercise, watching cholesterol, blood sugar and not eating a fatty greasy guy coming on up to spend hundreds of dollars on these devices. if you have a history of heart disease at each real stipulation which is an irregular heartbeat, these devices can make save your life because the devices can pick up your heart rate. they can pick up how many calories you burn, how many steps you've taken. some can detect your oxygen model. even if you have no heart disease, it's not going to hurt you to pick one out. it might be a good motivator for you. >> at the same time sometimes people become a little too it. they monitor every single beat beat that their heartaches and if there is one beat a little different because normally you cannot irregular heartbeats from time to time. >> it is possible. if you notice a consistent irregular heart your palpitation you need to see your are right

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. >> still with joe, willie and me we have columnist david ig nashs and president of the national actioner gop counsel for the house oversight committee and daily beast opinion writer. we'll get to all those but first the very latest from the vietnam summit which ended as abruptly as it began. >> we thought and i thought and secretary pompeo felt that it wasn't a good thing to be signing anything. we had some options and at this time we decided not to do any of the options and we'll see where that goes, but it was -- it was a very interesting two days and i think it was a very productive two days but sometimes you have to walk. and this was just one of those times. >> so let's bring in our news chief who's life in hanoi, vietnam. bill, give us the latest from hanoi. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, guys. well, president trump is on his way back to the united states and of course we have only heard his version of why these talks broke down. so far neither kim jong un who is still here nor the state media have explained their point of view. president trump said they wanted sanctions lifted

amount that jeff bezos paid for the paper, the richest man in america, for the post when his company, nasholdings purchased the newspaper in 2013. steve: this certainly is going to get their attention. the paper has put out a statement and they say reviewing a copy the lawsuit, and we plan to mount a vigorous defense. now. brian: good job. there is a loft video to back up with the kid did. how many angles do we see five to 10. steve: the lawyers put together about a 15-minute video it's all together and it tells a story like we have never seen before. now, you might wonder why are they going after "the washington post" first? well, you know, jeff bezos is the richest guyed in the world and they have a beef with him, the covington school. ainsley: they said specifically because of the newspaper said quote that he accosted phillips. swarming him and intimidating. blocked phillips path refused to allow him to retreat. taunting and indigenous crowd engaged in improper conduct. steve: there is a list of 50 other media figures and celebrities and media outlets and reporters and politicians who m