importantly, even before the first permanent settlement in new england, new england indians are already feeling the brunt and burden of the columbian exchange. you remember we talked about this couple weeks ago with the columbian exchange, what that was? it was a key concept and a core idea we talked about. do you remember the columbian exchange? it is okay to go back to your notes if you need a couple seconds to do so. >> is like a three-way triangle. the colonies, europe and africa, slaves would be exported. you had food going back and forth and then europeans essentially brought disease over as well? >> yeah. we talked about this. the columbian exchange is the exchange of people but joe, you mentioned goods, plants, animals and diseases. these things, these factors affect indigenous people's, it in fact, it affected indigenous peoples even before. there are traders and explorers, fishermen and others making contact with indigenous peoples and their neighbors. they are spreading ideas, trade goods and also diseases. in the beginning of 1616, there are a series of epidemics that absolu

with his new england background and devotion to the cause of learning was no less than ever. but not without hopes nothing has changed in our system of taxation to get a law passed or establish a school district and encouraging schools and he succeeded. and along with it he succeeded in creating the first university of ohio university. the first west of the allegheny mountains. i cannot overestimate the importance of that successful cause or crusade of his. and it all goes back to his father who believe the establishment of the university was of utmost importance and it was plain to everyone. it was the first object and lays a great weight on my wisdom in my mind it is the principal thing so therefore get wisdom. and get understanding. know i happened to feel very strongly the people who do the most important work in our society are our teachers and professors. nobody is doing work more that will matter in the long run. [applause] and i don't think we can forget that or underestimate the importance of that but even just to pay them more but to give them more gratitude, respec

a loss to new england and used him. i'm sorry about that, i do think the lines have to be happy the way stafford played considering his first action for the preseason. we went the final score, the buffalo bills 24, the detroit lions, 20, coming up for many the local news followed by the late show with la show with james gordon. from trent reed, melanie collins, the entire crew here, greg gumbel sang so long from ford field. the nfl season is on its way, you can watch it nfl on cbs oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. whlet's do it.? ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. hurry in and lease the glc 300 suv for just $419 a month with credit toward your first month's payment at the mercedes-benz summer event. going on now. . >> kansas city, kansas city here i come. that is a look at kansas city, missouri, everybody, on th

but not all good news for england, concerning news on james all good news for england, concerning newswled four overs this morning at the news isn't great? yes, i’e‘occufi’ei'ice at the news isn't great? yes, i’e‘occui’i’ei'ice of at the news isn't great? yes, re—occurrence of tightness in his calf. he has been more of the picture football and has gone for a scan. chris woakes bowled very well but will have to continue in the absence of anderson. without a gamble too far anderson? perhaps, but when you think of the players not available... yes, perhaps. having got those three early wickets, england had australia on the ropes and haven't really pressed home in the second half of the session? they set a number of grounds around the country, look up note down, and moeen ali hasn't been impressive with the bat, but with a ball, perhaps. it is an intriguing afternoon here at edgbaston, highlights on the bbc sport website. it's the first time in three years that andy and jamie murray have played together professionally, but it's gone well. the brothers are through to the semifinals of the wa

have everyone from philadelphia, harrisburg, skrantsen, the new york city area, all the way to new englandight chance of storms. not everyone is going to see severe weather, but at least a chance for it. and maybe even a tornado or two in hudson and new york. in western new york, we get a break in the middle of the day. by noon, and hit and miss showers and storms in northern new england portions. and 3:00 p.m. with showers and thunderstorms in northern new england. then we watch some of those storms trying to approach areas from philadelphia and heading towards new york, as we go throughout this evening. again, it's hit and miss. it's not going to hit everyone. i know, delta for one, is offering travel vouchers for people as they do expect cancellations and delays. >>> still ahead what joe biden had to say after his wife told voters in new hampshire to candidates. we're back in a moment. and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my daughter was ok. if i met another veteran, and they were with another insurance company, i would tell them, you need to join us

with his new england background, his devotion to the cause of learning was no less than ever. i am not without hopes he assured with affecting a change in her system with taxation and getting a law passed for establishing school districts and encouraging the schools and he succeeded. and along with that he succeeded in creating the first university, ohio university. the first university west of the mountains i cannot overestimate the importance of that success cause, the crusade of his. and all goes back to his father, who believed that the establishment of the university was of utmost importance and was plain to everyone as to concern. it was a first object as he later told his son. he laid with the great weight of wisdom on his mind. it is thela principal thing read the ancient directive and paul were there for yet wisdom and elegant understanding, i happen to feel very strongly that the people who are doing the most important work in our society or our teachers, our professors, there is nobody doing work that will mattered more in the longs run. [applause] and i do not thin

weld: i would start with the six new england states, the first new england states, then go to more libertarian states alike oregon, washington, i think that california would be hospitable to me. i think that you will not release his taxes, which i will do a couple weeks after labor day. and of back to my native new york and pennsylvania, new jersey, the states i concentrated on when i was looking to run earlier. i am not yet ready to be activated, but have some governor networks from former friends of mine in a number of critical states, so i will not be starting from ground zero in pennsylvania, for example. so -- the main thing is a speaking the truth, not lying, not being ignorant, not trying to set people against each other. and i think the truth about what mr. trump is now doing it has been doing will set in. it will sink in, sooner or later, and that will be the turning point in the election. >> what you think about him dismantling obamacare? romney,d: that was mitt not me. um, so i do not think that we need to repeal the affordable care act. i think there is too much government in it, b

news. england's bid to regain the ashes from australia began this morning at edgbaston. s. england's fast bowlers have already made inroads. yes, yesterday i put it tojoe root that maybe this year the ashes did not mean so much considering england have won the cricket world cup. he smiled a way that suggestion, he knows english cricket captains are defined by what happens against australia in the ashes and in this instalment, yes, england made a flying start. a six—week sporting whirlwind begins at the centre of english cricket, geographically successfully. birmingham's ashes memories are the inspiration, the reason why this series starts here. since 2001, whenever england have played australia on this ground, they have not lost. it is why this image welcomed australia back to the ashes. it took 18 minutes for this match to get momentous. david warner had made two. the umpire said he was out, lbw. stuart broad had struck and how the crowd loved it. those bits of yellow held aloft are sandpaper, a reminder in case he had forgotten, that david warner was one of australia's

news. manchester united have completed the signing of harry maguire from leicester city paying $97 million for the englandefender, beating the $91 million that liverpool paid southampton for virgil van dijk last year. 26—year—old maguire has signed a six—year contract at old trafford. i'm really proud tojoin i'm really proud to join such a great club. you always dream of walking out at wembley and old trafford, they are the two big stadiums when you are aged. an amazing club. it's a club i've a lwa ys amazing club. it's a club i've always watched and always looked up to when i was younger, known part of it. first and foremost i see myself asa it. first and foremost i see myself as a good defender, that's may mean thing, and there to stop goals. i'm very proud to be here. it's such a big club and i'm looking forward to get started. maguire's mum, zoe, has been sharing the news of his transfer on twitter. she posted two photos, one of him as a child, and one in his new manchester united shirt saying: "when your son dreams of playing for manchester united as a little boy — and you wake up one morning, and it

a dangerous heat wave about to blanket the country from texas to new england more than 60 million americans affected record highs expected along the east coast after a weekend of storms caused travel chaos, where the new threat of severe weather is today. >>> pushing back president trump downplays fears the economy is on the slide. >> i don't think we're having a recession. we're doing tremendously well. our consumers are rich >> but with the market's roller coaster, what to expect this week >>> appalled prince andrew's new statement about jeffrey epstein, as new speculation swirls about their friendship the nfl player ripping jay-z over his new deal with the league >>> all that, plus takedown. the nfl player ripping jay-z over his new deal with the league. >>> survivor >> right there is the stitches >> a 9-year-old girl, the latest victim at the florida beach called the shark bite capital of the world. >>> and uninvited. who is the mysterious woman going from wedding to wedding stealing gifts and cash? police on the trail of a real-life wedding crasher. today, monday, august 19th, 2019 >>

the six-time superbowl champion is reportedly finalizing a two-year contract extension with the new englandatriots. brady, who turned 42 on saturday, will now be under contract with the pats until 2021. that's all the time we have for sports. more news to come after the break. >>> okay. it's not quite as elaborate as the escape from alcatraz, but it is just as interesting. >> visually interesting. watch this. the convict in brazil trying to escape from prison by coming up with a really not so convincing disguise. he's a drug trafficker. that's him dressed as a woman wearing his daughter's clothes in an attempt to walk out of prison. officials suspected something was up. take off the disguise. there he is. no, not convincing at all. good try, but no. not going to happen. he's sent to a maximum security cell and the family is being investigated for aiding and abetting, conspiracy, all of the above. >> lending him the hair, the clothes. all right, okay. >>> a good week ahead of us, rob. >> cooler temperatures. coming up tomorrow, tropical clouds coming up out of the south may make for some int

last month, the billionaire new england patriots owner was charged with paying for hand jobs at a floridasage parlor. well today, he might've gotten his happy ending. - just in, an offer is now on the table for new england patriots owner robert kraft, who is charged with two counts of solicitation in connection with a south florida day spa. prosecutors have offered to drop those charges if kraft admits he would've been found guilty at trial. - this would also include some punishment. it would include 100 hours of community service, an education course about prostitution, and a screening for stds. [laughter] - a screening for stds? like, what is all of this? rich people get deals that i've never heard of. "admit you would have been found guilty and we'll let you go"? [bleep] outta here, man! [laughter] at least make him admit it in a room full of eagles fans, then we'll see some punishment, you know? this is insane! "we'll only let you go if you're guilty!" what? like, rich people are already living in another world. and also, he has to take an education course about prostitution? [laughte

some of those stormsthafrnn evening around philly and new york, northward into new england. we need to watch for damaging wind gusts, hail and flooding downpours. across the southeast somepopping up with lots of mugginess in the atmosphere. we're used to this routine but some could lead to flooding downpours. we've got some storms across the four corners with monsoonal moisture working in and talking about record-breaking heat across parts of the desert southwest as well. i'm accuweather meteorologist adam del rosso. >>> coming up, a shocking find by the tsa. the reptile they found in the airport security line. >>> also ahead, how youtube is reportedly making a change when it comes to ads that target children. >>> but first >>> police department. hello. >> we're back with this body cam showing firefighters and police responding to a house fire near cleveland, ohio. that fire, you could see it right there, raging between two somebody trying to burn away weeds. >>> the white house expected to announce a new plan when it comes to detaining migrant families at the border. under

republican yeah guilty as charged i'm a new england republican and i don't have to explain to people in new hampshire what that means it's also the state whose motto is live free or die and that's kind of my motto as well you will recall larry that at the republican convention in 102 when bush 41 was president i gave my political philosophy in one sense i want the government out of your pocketbook and out of your bedroom and that goes down pretty well in new hampshire so i think you know a good showing like pat buchanan got or gene mccarthy got would go a long way towards proving that trump does not have a 97 percent hold on republicans that's something much nearer to earth a victory i think might knock him out what happened he doing already. i give even say nixon to to the republican party of the new york herald tribune yeah i think that mr trump by 1st force of personality has. he's cultivated his own personality and his own very unusual style to carve out a niche for himself i personally think that if for some reason he disappeared or dropped out or simply isn't reelected in 2020

and coming up on bbc news, england lose an early wicket as jason roy falls for ten, on day two of the ashes test at edgbaston. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. raf helicopters are trying to save the dam in derbyshire, amid fears it could burst and engulf much of the town of whaley bridge. the chinooks are dropping bags of sand, gravel and stone to shore up the dam wall. experts say the situation is critical. around 1,500 residents were moved out of their homes yesterday. the prime minister has said his thoughts are with them, and the government's emergency committee cobra will meet this afternoon. from whaley bridge, laura foster reports. the rain has gone but the hard work goes on. chinook helicopters have been flying in every ten minutes since 5:30am, each armed with tonnes of sand and gravel. they have moved 200 tonnes so far, but engineers say they need to move at least double that to shore up the dam wall. all of the gravel coming local quarries. it's a difficult cry ask —— task. we have to get as low as we can. you can see behind us the guys and gals are taking

richard daniel, bbc news. englandr sports correspondent andy swiss is there. yes, welcome to headingley and what really could be the pivotal match of this ashes series. england, remember, are trailing 1—0. they have to win this match to keep their hopes alive. it has been a bit of a frustrating morning here. just 15 minutes of play because of rain but it is england that have made the better start. grey skies but decidedly colourful supporters. england fans of all species heading to headingley in search of an ashes comeback. with australia's star batsman steve smith still recovering from concussion, the hosts knew this was their big chance but they would have to wait for it, the start delayed by rain, that all too familiar frustration, but finally out they came. after winning the toss england chose to bowl and that meant their new speed sensation, jofra archer, who made such an impact in the last match, instantly posing plenty more problems. tricky conditions for australia's batsmen suddenly seemed even trickier, marcu

themeld: you might call new england republicans. we are people who are fiscally conservative, worried about taxpayers money, but socially we are embracing and welcoming. i was invited to address the republican contract -- convention in houston in the early 1990's. i summarized my political philosophy as being i want the government out of your pocketbook and out of your bedroom. at thes, i was boo'd convention. maybe that was a sign of things to come. that is what i think. i think there are a lot of them still out there. particularly in new hampshire. i have high hopes for that state to launch me past mr. trump in an arc. there are a lot of people i know, old friends of mine in the senate, and washington, who are keeping quiet because they think it is not in their political interest to stand up just now. i'm not rubbing their nose in anything and saying louis, how can you? don't you remember the good old days? i do not ask anyone to do anything that is not in their own political interest. once i get traction and movement, i will incr

the gentleman behind me is about to turn 42 and enter a get this his 20th season with the new england patriots quarterback tom brady says he's focused on earning a new contract rather than contemplating retirements brady has led his team to the last 3 super bowls winning 2 of them its 1st training camp with the patriots carrying back in the year 2000. i was trying to make the team at that point so. to do it 20 years later is pretty unreal to me. but i'm enjoying it you know every year has it's different challenges and. you know it's like a day like this you know we just we've got to keep going through so it's hot you know we've been at it for a week or 2 and we've got to find ways to make improvements for the 2 year old intensely irritating tom write a book greater than just which he hit late shift ok when we come back i will have 30 minutes of al-jazeera world news and you can also tweet mails when you back peter dubey one i will see you in about 2 minutes seems. demain the intersection of reality and comedy and post revolution tennessee our. mission to entertain educate and provoke

election hamilton made sure that senators elect one - - senators withheld their votes so that the new englanders could steal the election from washington so from the hamilton perspective that could only be one surrogate king one idolized star washington's presidency the chief executive was housed in a grand mansion in a lavish carriage with courtney receptions he had two grand national tours with the king of england and his birthday is a national holiday. a dignitary remarked to keep treasured portraits of washington in their home much like the russians. to be cleverly dissecting the cult of washington to have the worship of washington the first and most important trait was to empathize his fate and next the whole stature 6-foot three and it was evident in his elegant form and his graceful movements and as a man of few words adams joked his fellow virginians adored him because the geese are all swans. and even more than genius we know it to be true as well voters take manufactured qualities in character and adams suffered in comparison to washington and acquired the nasty nickname of a label sta

higher shower risk will be in western new england. you'll see that with the ten-day. >>> are your toddlers always on youtube? >> we were literally just talking about it. >> up next on nbc10 boston, youtube launching a kid-friendly version of its website. the answer is yes. >>> plus the lobster industry feeling the impact on lobstermen in maine. >>> as hurricane dorian churnz toward the coast. we're expecting a new advisory at 5:00. although they had their moments. if you read his book, he is a man who believes he is ethical, who thinks he is always doing the right thing. he thinks he's doing the right thing for his country. and he thought at the time when, he thought at the time when head press conference about hillary, you know, there was not the material to indict her. but he had to not be political and criticize her. and it blew up in his face. and he will always be a part of history in that 2016 election and there will always be a debate. not a debate with the hillary ranks about how many he cost her the election. they believe he

while wearing his new england patriots t-shirt, jonathan made his opinion on potentially leaving the country clear. >> the letter in the words, said that we need to leave the country 33 days. but in my perspective, it's making me go homicide. >> reporter: after our interview, she succumb to the emotional weight of their situation. and that is what is at stake here. we should note both uscis and i.c.e. declined to appear on camera for this report, but one official with i.c.e. said that it was not consulted before this policy change, and they only found out about it when those letters were sent out to families. john, that just adds to the uncertainty surrounding all of this. >> errol barnett in boston. thank you, errol. >>> a 06-day ban on fires follows a global outcry over fires ravaging parts of the amazon rain forest. most have been set by farmers and ranchers. in tonight's eye on earth, manuel bojorquez hears their side of the story. >> reporter: it may be hard to believe that all this was once lush rain forest. these lonely trees, the only reminders of the canopy that stood here.

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noon, 2:00, 3:00 right here through new york state into new england all the way down even to d.c. some of these storms will contain hail. many of them will contain wind. like lie not much of a chance of a tornado today but that chance is not zero with this weather. the weather will spread itself out. it's the heat, humidity, and cold front all getting together for the cold front. 1011 in dallas. that does not change for the next couple days. hot weather all the way through the week for the southwest. right where you are, john, 101 today. >> thank you very much. how is the world responding to the violence they see here in the united states? an eye opening look at why two countries put a travel alert in place for the united states. that's next. ♪ sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquilpure zzzs sleep. our liquid has a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. (client's voice) remember that degree you got in taxation? (danny) of course you don't because you didn't! your job isn't understanding tax

sadly, in 1923, the leader of the new england kkk had a huge speech at the apollo as it was called theeat venue in massachusetts, and this drew 1900 people in that auditorium and another 500 in the overflow. so you can only imagine him sitting there writing his autobiography and hearing that they've come a, which had so welcomed him when he was a young man, they welcomed him to the ymca and welcomed him into this city. but i want to read you from the book something that occurred during that speech that was given by the plan later. so, but he read from the book for just a moment. there is an individual eugene farnsworth had been at the stage speaking before 1900 people in the overflow ascending to the stage and he slipped his eyes over the audience. speaking slowly theatrically cohesive i've been here since noon and i find out we are all crazy. the crowd roared its approval. they walked to the edge of the stage where the reporters have gathered. he told the crowd he was going to have a heart to heart talk. then he began one of his many attacks. the press of the country is becoming discr

. >>> still ahead, with time running out before the start of the nfl season, it seems the new englandatriots will miss a visit to the white house. we'll explain the likely reason why, coming up next. n the likel why, coming up next. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! >>> welcome back, with less than two weeks to the nfl season, the new england patriots are unlukeu unlikely to make a celebratory visit to the white house, after president trump disinvited the philadelphia eagles in 2008. "the new york times" reports that both the team and the administration say the issue is actually not due to politics but rather a conflict of schedule. the team has visited the nation's capital in the spring after each of five championship victories. a white house spokesperson t

kkk was on the rise, sadly, a mile and a half from his home in 1923 the leader of one of the -- new england kkk had a huge speech at the mechanic hall, great venue in massachusetts, this drew 1900 people into that auditorium and 500 people in overflow, you can imagine sitting autobiography and hearing kkk, had welcomed him to ymca and had welcomed him with liberal city relatively speaking, i want to read you from the book something that occurred during that speech that was given by the klan leader, so let me read from a book just for a moment, there's an individual called eugene, speaking before 1900 people, 500 in overflow. i will read here, ascending to the stage, took off hat and coat and eyes over the audience, speaking slowly. the crowd roared approval, walked to edge of the stage where reporters had gathered, told the crowd that he would have hard to hard talk with newspaper boys and began one of many attacks, the press of this country is becomes discredited because it does not publish facts, does not tell the truth, does not serve the great mass of people impartially, issue by countl

the grids in both texas and new england specifically. england specifically. regarding texas, you said, pardon my french on this, you said there's no way in hell they can keep the lights on, yet they do. regarding new england you said, the grid operators constantly are finding ways to pull another rabbit out of the hat to keep the lights on. when any of us would look at that situation as engineers and say, it has got to break. so mr. robb, should congress be more concerned with the situation? mr. robb: i'm not sure i used exactly all the colorful language that was reported. rep. mckinley: it's in the press. whatever is in the press we have to believe it. mr. robb: i think the point -- i threw a third market in there, california. i think all three of these markets are demonstrating the challenges associated with the transformation that's going on within the electric grid. the issues in california revolve around the deployment of solar and the role of natural gas to balance those resources. texas has kind of a contemporary problem of just the reserve margin, whi

my wife is also a writer and i lived in 18th century farmhouse in new england where everything sags andare over flowing books definitely do not help. and we were fighting over shelf space a few years ago in a barn we were fixing up to accommodate all these books and she said it is finally time you ruthlessly call all those books from college you've been toting around the globe. so for all these years claiming you're going to revisit them. so i was forced to glumly go through them and throw away four years of liberal arts education. [laughter] it was tough but then i came to the cotton kingdom that i had forgotten that i had been assigned in our history class, my senior year in college and i read a few pages, i read a few more, i went to my computer and ordered a whole bunch of biographies and histories, relevant, i sold several shelves and i think it was really a vividness of his writing about the south in the era and my curiosity of how he got from their to central park and also his mission of yes, i'm going to go and cross this divide and try to understand what is happening at this co

with his new england background and his devotion to the cause of learning was no less than ever and he succeeded. great. [applause] >> now this particular story, we don't know it and we don't know it well enough. there is several questions i want to ask you about the first of all the mix of people who work in this rush west where you have young el graduates, young harvard graduates. you have also the warriors who just finished the revolutionary war and who are being taken with me. you have a kind of rough and tumble and you have these ideals at the same time which seems to me a kind of representation of america the way we do things. you know the frontier. there are those who have come from the battlefield and there are those who come from the halls of education that will be useful to you. >> i think one thing we have to remember is this is a serious reality. we have to understand how hard people had to work them. it wasn't just that they will leave and work with as a contributing life but work was survival. and children worked, women work. women in many ways worked harder than men. thi

>> today, strong storms firing up in the mid-atlantic into the northeast and new england. great lakes. tomorrow, we have more moisture moving into the southwest. a flood threat in the midsection of the country with severe storms through the eastern great lakes. sunshine up and down the west coast, showers down through southern florida that's what's going on around the coun >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are seeing some dense fog right now at the golden gate bridge, and it will be slow to clear or at least retreat just a little bit farther away from the bridge as we go throughout the day. looking at our inland temperatures reaching into the low to mid-80s, it will be a nice cooldown for the rest of the week with some of our warmest temperatures in the low 80s, but it will get hot inland and some upper 90s possible early next week. channel 108. you can carry us all day long. oh, mr. melvin. >> oh, mr. roker we love the roker run. thank you so much. >>> just ahead, tiffany haddish. we've been waiting all morning to talk to you. >> really? most men do wait t

a report claims she's hiding out in a new england beach town at a secluded mansion, but the owner says maxwell is not there. this as we learn more about investigation into epstein's apparent suicide. brian llenas is following all of this for us. so, do we know where maxwell is? >> reporter: dana, no, we do not know where she is right now. much of her where abouts have been a mistystermystery. she has been identified as a key co-conspirator by people who say she helped run his sex trafficking network. "daily mail" is reporting maxwell has been living secretly with a manageary tech ceo in his mansion just outside boston. the daily mail report says the two are in a relationship, claiming he has been photographed with maxwell's dog. fox news spoke to him on the phone a little while ago, about an hour ago, in which he denied this report. borgenson said maxwell is a former friend who he used to work with on an ocean conner is vansy policy but he could not recall the last time he saw her. he tells fox maxwell is not at his home and that the dog is his, not hers. he has called this whole exper

the former england rugby union international james haskell is used to dishing out big hits on the field of play. he's perhaps going to find that useful for his newnce, japan and new zealand and who won 77 caps for his country is taking up mixed martial arts. the 34—year—old retired from rugby union back in may, and has signed a deal to fight in the heavyweight division — he's planning to make his mma debut next year. it's good to find that he's got a new career have had of him. when he is any good or not, i am definitely going to buy tickets to his first fight. i've already got an order in so fight. i've already got an order in soi fight. i've already got an order in so i will be sitting ringside. he could have picked it easier life, djing in ibiza, but he's chosen to bea djing in ibiza, but he's chosen to be a mixed martial artist sol djing in ibiza, but he's chosen to be a mixed martial artist so i wish him every success. there might be a few opposition members and team— mates that few opposition members and team—mates that might want to give him a little slap no, it's going to be good watching him. now we've been following tonga's pita taufat

she's the head of the new england chapter of the american immigration lawyers association.resenting some families who may be forced out of the country due to this unannounced change in policy from the trump administration. thank you very much for giving us some of your time tonight. appreciate you being here. >> thank you. it's a pleasure to be here. >> let me ask you if i have explained this right. i have been trying to piece this together from local news coverage in a couple of locations now. have i got this right in terms of what your clients are up against right now? >> absolutely. you have described it perfectly. >> the story got a little bit strange when u.s. citizenship and immigration started saying that some other agency in the trump administration is going to keep running the medical deferral program. that agency said, no, we are not. do you have any clarity on this? have your clients been able to figure out what that might be about? the trump administration doesn't know what they are talking about on this. >> sadly, there's been no explanation of what we can expe

new equipment. stepping hill in stockport is one of 20 hospitals across england that will benefit. edges part of what has been called a £1.8 billion cash boost for the nhs. this is new money. i said ten days ago on the steps of downing street we would be upgrading 20 hospitals, 20 new hospital upgrades around the country, and this is it. we are starting in boston with 21 million going into the a&e. starting in boston with 21 million going into the me. there is no doubt this extra money is very well, but health think tanks welcome that —— say it is a drop in the ocean. with so many nhs facilities in a state of major disrepair, it will ta ke state of major disrepair, it will take £6 billion in totaljust to make up the backlog of work. but there are questions over how much of this money is actually new. this is a welcome addition of £1.8 billion to the nhs that they can spend now that they weren't able to spend before. but it is merely replacing and reversing cuts made previously to our nhs capital budget, so it is not changing the long term plans we had. labour are accusing the govern

and in fact, he would cite new england, he would cite cavendish, vermont, when he returned to russia and tried, arguably very unsuccessfully, to promote democracy in his home country. okay, in closing, let me end on a hopeful note. in their recent book "our towns," james and deborah fowlos suggest optimistic that america's bright thread of volunteerism and local-level civic engagement is, if anything, experiencing something of an exciting and promising resurgence. for several years between 2013 and 2017, the fallows threw flew around the country covering over 100,000 miles. with a specific goal of studying america's local civic life. they did so during a time when our national-level politics and political discourse arguably was becoming increasingly polarized, incendiary, and dysfunctional. however, what they found as they visited 29 small cities throughout the united states, including louisville, kentucky, and the majority of the cities they visited were in the so-called flyover states, they found that local civic life is flourishing in america. that individuals from a range of back

claire marshall, bbc news. englandes after being bowled out for just 67 regain the ashes after being bowled out forjust 67 in the first innings at the third test at headingley. with three days left, australia lead by more than 250 runs. from headingley, andy swiss reports. so much hope, so much promise. after a good first day, england fans had arrived with a spring in their step, only to watch their ashes chances seemingly vanish before their eyes. jason roy's wickets sparking — even by england's standards — a jaw—dropping collapse. joe root gone for a duck — and every time we thought it couldn't get any worse, somehow it did. ben stokes' horrible swish perhaps the low point. dire, desperate — you could pretty much pick your adjective. and when top scorerjoe denly went for a mighty 12, what followed was grimly inevitable as australia ripped through the rest — a case of blink and you missed it. england blown away for 67. their lowest test score against australia since 19a8. surely there was no way back? trailing by a wh

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a lot of new englanders here. >> charles: molly, thank you very much.more look at the corner of. i've got to tell you. it looks like it was a ho-hum day. before the market even opened, it was down 200 points. an hour and a half ago, it was down 150 points. here's the good news though, it was up yesterday. this is what we call stabilization. great, great news. perhaps, talk of recession or mature. you can bet that i will be all over this on my shell, making money on the fox business network. please tune in. got your back. so does the five. they start right now. ♪ steve or hello. i'm dana perino along with emily and greg. this is "the five" ." ♪ >> dana: a barrage of over 200 bullets flying for nearly two hours in philadelphia. >> send an additional car immediately. stay for the high stakes standoff finally ending. the police chief saying it's a miracle none of them were kille killed. the scene

new england, through the roof. t of it has to do with the fact that we can't get pipelines through new york. new york won't let us. they won't let us. all new york likes to do is sue me. they like to sue me. they are always suing me. everything, me for so they can try to stop us by any means possible. to radical left wants to do america what they have done to new york, raise prices, kill jobs, and leave our nation less independent and far less secure. my vision is the exact opposite. we want to work with new york, and we want to help new york. they need jobs in new york so badly. you know, they talk about the environment. so you have the state line. over here, you have machinery, fracking. over here, you have nothing except poverty. over here, you have people driving new cars and nice cars. over here, you have cars that are 40 years old. what does that have to do with the environment? it's the same. it's an artificial line. and i wonder what happens when they get down there. what happens? i just wonder, is new york

months after blackjack brown paraded his trophy during a fund raising tour across new england. after listening to his lecture audiences thrilled to see brown pull pate's knife out of his boot. this was like the dramatic flourish at the end of the lecture. and people came to expect it. when ralph waldo emerson and henry david thoreau they asked to see the knife. after brown spoke in connect can you tell the boyy was dpierd. it was a two-edged dirk with a blade 8 inches long. he could tell it was an expensive weapon. brown asked what it would cost to copy the blade and attach it to, say, 1,006-foot poles. he said kansans need the the weapons to defend homes against border rough yans and wild beasts. charles blare paused. unsure that he wanted this work, he quoted john brown a stiff price. he said it would cost a dollar apiece. brown said, that's good enough for me. i want them made. now, the question is why pikes? why not more bowie knives, swords, something else? brown had already used blades in kansas when his men hacked to death five southerners with broad swords. the murder t

southeastern corner of the north new york should brighten up we'll see a few showers there just up towards new england into that eastern side of kind of the central canada fair bit of cloud here central parts of the u.s. through the plains looking at some very heavy rain just around the prairies that could cause some flooding as well for a dry for the west coast of the u.s. western parts of canada will see some clouds and some writers pushing across the p.t. . just making its way a little of a switch into the caribbean there but a dry weather few showers just around the windward islands that go on into friday now showers will skip their way through some more the west sunshine than chappell the chance of what it sees as around the great tennis watch out for some very heavy rain across central and southern parts of central america as we head through the next couple of days. i have been looking at your instagram account and reading takes into the atmosphere behind the scenes this is a dialogue when donald trump announce his candidacy for president everyone laughed at them everyone has a point the best ch

. >>> retired new england patriots star rob gronkowski is launching a line of cbd products and wants to encourage the professional league to accept the treatments. he says his goal is to help athletes recover from sports related injuries. he is partnering withed a havecas health and says it helped him. >> my dad introduced me to a product called cbd medic he uses everyday for his back pain. i was blown aeywa how well it worked. i'm here to appeal to the sports governing body to update their position on cbd. >> he says it's time for sports leagues to allow players to use cbd products to treat injuries. >>> a nationwide frenzy over chicken sandwiches resulted in two fast food chains being out of stock. pop eyes said it sold out of spicy and original chicken sandwiches after a huge demand fueled by social media. fans said they loved the sandwich so much they ate through the company's inventor which was set to last through september. pop eyes is trying to restock the sandwiches soon. >>> kentucky fried chicken launched a fried chicken alternative at one of its locations in atlanta and it