she is like okay, and your middle name. >> nicholas joseph braun. she says well the secret service is coming tonight. i said oh, cool, i know those guys. you know, my boys. and she says you know the secret service, they are going to come, vet the place, scout for any threats and stuff. so i hide all my weapons and then, so the party is happening, party is going on, no governmental figure thrses yet. >> stephen: okay. >> and she comes over to me. she says hey, do you want to meet hillary. i said yailt, cool. so i get up kind of in a fog, kind of like i am right now, you know. and i go and i shake hillary's hand and i say some stuff, i can't remember. and you know, and then i think she kind of moves on to another conversation but i see bill, bill is also there. and he is regaling a group of people. (applause) nd so anyway, i kind of lurk over him long enough for somebody to say oh, hey, bill, this is cousin greag, like he's on succession, you should watch this show, you will love the shoi. and so bill sticks his hand out and like we end up talking for

and, i said, "mitch, you can wait for nicholas." >> mitch dworet: and i waited for nicholas. >> annikaah. >> cooper: they waited for 12 hours, before finally being told nicholas was dead. within days, a mutual friend connected them with sandy and lonnie phillips. do you remember that first meeting? >> sandy phillips: yeah. oh, of course. of course. they had a house full of people. we felt a little bit like we were intruding on a very private moment-- which we were, but for a good reason. >> annika dworet: i was a little skeptical, in the beginning, and i'm thinking to myself, "what do they want from us?" >> mitch dworet: what do they want? >> annika dworet: why are they here? and after speaking to them, which took... we lasted for three hours. >> cooper: three hours? that was the first experience. >> annika dworet: three hours, yes. >> mitch dworet: and they took the time, just to be here and, just, "we're not here for any other reason but for you guys, because you're in a place that's just not of this normal life. you can't imagine." >> annika dworet: when you open your eyes in the mo

kevin: thanks to nicholas duncan.g up, my interview with jeff merkley, the democrat from oregon. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television. kevin: earlier today, i spoke with oregon senator jeff merkley about immigration and his new book and trade policy. sen. merkley: there isn't a coherent plan from the president. he is throwing rocks at china and china is throwing rocks back and we are worried about what they are going to hit. oregon is a state on the pacific ocean, does a lot of trade with china, is concerned about what will be impacted. kevin: what are you hearing from folks in your state on trade issues? what would they ultimately like to see the end goal be as it relates to these trade disputes? sen. merkley: the goal is to have a balance in manufacturing. if you give foreign manufacturers a vast advantage over american manufacturers so they can have full access to a marketplace with low wages, we will lose our factories. we lost a lot of them in oregon. incoherent strategy

joining me right now is someone else who knew nicholas cumer. karen wonders, the founder and director of the maple tree cancer alliance where nicholas was working. karen, thank you so much for being here during this very difficult time. >> yes, thank you for having me. >> how did you hear that nicholas was one of the victims, one of those killed? >> well, i was actually out of town over the weekend speaking at a retreat, and i woke up, you know, and i checked my phone, as i always do and saw a news alert about a mass shooting in dayton. you know, the first thing i did was i checked in on the people that i cared about. one of the people i sent a text to was my team at maple tree cancer alliance. i just sent them a simple text that said, hey, heard about the shooting last night, is everyone okay? to be perfectly honest, i never in a million years expected that three of them would have been involved in the shooting. but quickly after sending that text, i got a phone call from one of my trainers who told me. i just -- i couldn't even process what sh

nicholas witchell, bbc news, buckingham palace. sophie: there have been a lot of ideas floated on how to reduce the carbon footprint of farming. but this next experiment is really pushing t limits. a herd of cows in the dutch city of rotterdam are being loaded up on to a floating farm. anna holigan reports. anna: fresh milk within touching distance of the city. peese cattle have been recruited as part of an exment to show ppidly growing urban populations how toroduce oural mecloser to home. peter believes this is the future of milk and cheese.hu >> you see migration from the countryside towards cities, and the other thing is that we have a climate change going on. we were looking for what we call a climate-adaptive location. no matter how much rain falls, no matter how high sea level goes, we can always produce our life-essential healthy food. anna: the floating pontoon is built on three levels. in the basement they are growing fruit to flavor the dairy products which are processed in the middle. and on top, 32 cows. aside from the

to a certain extent right that is the legal situation of course nicholas i want to ask you a lot was made particularly in the british media of anglo american suppose that a 30 day timetable that forced johnson then said he welcomed this blistering schedule she commented on that today she walked that back a little i want to play you what she said. was the month it would be better to say can be done by october 31st so it's not about 30 days it just means it can be achieved in a short period of time after all the u.k. says it wants to leave the e.u. on october 31st also. you can see reality is whatever happens whether it's 30 days or not it has to happen fast so how quickly do they have to come to an agreement to avoid a no jail break that on october 31st. the 1st one that one has to make is that there has been an argument between. the u.k. and the other 27 governments this agreement has not been ratified by the by the parliament show. if they want to reinvent the wheel and to lead i then let it drive the whole agreement i don't think that is enough bang they did for some consummate say

and i said can you wait for nicholas?> they waited for 12 hours before finally being told nicholas was dead. within days a mutual friend connected them with sandy and lonnie phillips. >> do you remember that first meeting? >> oh, yeah, of course, of course. they had a house full of people. we felt like we were intruding on a private moment. which we were. for a good reason. >> i was skeptical. in the beginning. i'm thinking what do they want from us? why are they here? after speaking to them, we lasted three hours. >> three hours? >> yeah. >> and they took the time just to be here and we're not here for any other reason but for you guys. you're in a place that's just not of this normal life. >> yeah. >> you can't imagine. >> when you open your eyes in the morning you're like why should i get up today? why? why should i do that? and it's so painful to feel this pain the whole day. and to meet somebody who has been through it. and six years later and they're getting out of bed. >> you can look at sandy and see a way through

nicholas: very little.o the degree the brits and americans do. it is not a popular system so righting this is difficult. the merger talks, you could say that was an attempt to do something. for the banks them selves, it is sparse pickings. francine: how worried are rate about companies like deutsche bank refocusing on the german economy at precisely the time when we could see a big downturn in the economy? nicholas: absolutely. that is the key worry that many are voicing. you guys are going to be less global, more europe and germany focused at the exact moment things are turning south. it is desperation on the side of the bank that they cannot name taino's aspirations anymore. those global aspirations anymore. lowsing back from historic , it is an admission of the fact they are more focused on an area which may not do quite as well as it has in the past. francine: how many more jobs well the european banks have to lose? -- well the european banks have european- will the banks have to lose? nicholas: a lot o

this is on the top of nicholas' list. selena asked what do you want to do? whales was number one. certainly got his wish for sure. it appears as if they >>hatse do >> dad in the special surpr friends. >> great idea. >> trippi. i like it. >> that's what dads do, right? tristen, dad's son, goes running out to the backyard. >> to take over lawn mowing duties. it is his birthday. >> happy birthday. come with us right now. you can come back in a little b bit. come on. i finally got you something you always wanted. come on. >> they give him a free pair of shoes. >> i finally got my dad his size 13s. >> is that empty? >> all right. >> try them on. >> there is you -- >> his dad pulled a mom move. i brought you into this world and i'll take you out. >> he should hold off on that. >> i got you something else, man. >> no way. no way, kid. >> yes, sir, pops. >> look on the front of that envelope, he paid off his car. >> earlier in the day, tristen and his brother went over to the dealership, found out how much was left on dad's note, that is the payoff the entire thing.

here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell.was prince andrew doing at the home of a convicted paedophile in new york in 2010, peering out through the door as young women came and went? the questions about andrew's friendship withjeffrey epstein have shown no sign of abating — and so, from the prince today, a statement in which he says he is eager to clarify the facts. he states... i met mr epstein in 1999. during the time i knew him, i saw him infrequently and probably no more than only once or twice a year. i have stayed in a number of his residences. the prince goes on... at no stage during the limited time i spent with him did i see, witness or suspect any behaviour of the sort that subsequently led to his arrest and conviction. andrew does acknowledge that it was, in his words, "a mistake and an error" to see epstein after his release from prison. this photograph of them together was taken in 2010. andrew expresses regret that what he knew of epstein was not, as he puts it, "the real person". and yet epstein‘s behaviour was

here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. home of a convicted paedophile in new york in 2010, peering out through the door as young women came and went? the questions about andrew's friendship withjeffrey epstein have shown no sign of abating — and so, from the prince today, a statement in which he says he is eager to clarify the facts. he states... andrew does acknowledge that it was, in his words, "a mistake "and an error" to see epstein after his release from prison. this photograph of them together was taken in 2010. andrew expresses regret that what he knew of epstein was not, as he puts it, "the real person". and yet epstein‘s behaviour was a matter of public record. two years earlier, in 2008, he had been prosecuted for procuring an underage girl for prostitution. he was sentenced to 18 months in prison. but andrew was one of his friends, emerged, when this photo was published. it had been taken at one of epstein‘s parties in 2001. it showed andrew with a then—17—year—old girl — virginia roberts. andrew has always emph

nicholas witchell, bbc news, buckingham palace.ation says it's back, and has removed the country's measles—free status. last year there were almost 1,000 cases in england and wales, three times as many as the previous year. the disease can be stopped through two doses of the mmr vaccine, but immunisation rates have been falling. there has been a news conference in hong kong in the past few minutes. hong kong in the past few minutes. hong kong's chief executive, carrie lam, said she hopes the non—violent weekend protest which saw hundreds of thousands take to the streets in a rally was the beginning of efforts to restore peace in the city. sunday's protest the calmest since the latest demonstrations against what is seen as creeping influence from beijing in the former british colony. they escalated in mid—june, largely triggered by opposition to a law which made it easier to extradite suspects from hong kong to the chinese mainland. it all culminated, of course, in those violent scenes at hong kong's international airport, which was

nicholas witchell, bbc news, buckingham palace. you're watching newsday on the bbc. — we'll be talking to one of the world's most acclaimed travel writers, pico iyer. washington, the world's most political city, is today assessing the political health of the world's most powerful man. indeed i did have a relationship with ms lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. in south africa, 97 people have been killed today, in one of the worst days of violence between rival black groups. over the past ten days, 500 have died. chanting: czechoslovakia must be free! czechoslovakia must be free! chanting: czechoslovakia must be free! russia is observing a national day of mourning for the 118 submariners who died on board the kursk. we all with them now. with — in our hearts. the pope has celebrated mass before a congregation of more than 2.5 million people in his hometown of krakow. "stay with us, stay with us", chanted this ocean of humanity. "well, well", joked the pope, "so you want me to desert rome?" this is newsday on the bbc. thank you for staying with us

nicholas witchell, bbc news, buckingham palace.spain due to wildfires. they have been advancing ona wildfires. they have been advancing on a madness area. officials describe this as an unprecedented environment of tragedy. sir eltonjohn has defended the duke and duchess of sussex over their use of private jets. the musician said that he provided harry and meghan with a private flight to "maintain a high level of much—needed protection". the couple have faced criticism for taking private flights while calling for more to be done about climate change. a dead duck tells us something, has generally no chance of success. but playing dead was a resounding success for this duck. it's worth repeating. the doctor decided to just laid low hoping its canine ca ptu re just laid low hoping its canine capture would get bored and lo and behold, the dog runs off allowing the dock to make a speedy exit. —— the dock to make a speedy exit. —— the duck. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbcmikeembley. hello there.

nicholas witchell, bbc news, buckingham palace.eople, including a 13—year—old boy, about the murder of pc andrew harper in berkshire. the officer was dragged under a car as he responded to reports of a burglary last thursday. today, several of his colleagues paid tribute at the scene where he died. three years after the measles virus was virtually wiped out in the uk, the world health organisation says it's back and has removed the country's "measles—free" status. last year, there were almost a thousand cases in england and wales, three times as many as the previous year. take—up rates for the mmr vaccine have been falling, with one in ten children in england not fully protected. here's our health correspondent, sophie hutchinson. well done. it's hard to believe now, but little alba was dangerously ill earlier this year with measles. her mum says that, at one point, she thought she might even lose her. alba had been too little to be vaccinated against the disease. there was a day where she got really, really sick and that was when

nicholas witchell, bbc news, buckingham palace.t groups held a rally in the us city of portland, in the state of oregon. human rights activists in america have been calling for more to be done to curb hate speech. but on social media, donald trump chose to condemn the anti—facist groups that operate in portland. 0ur correspondent aleem maqbool was at the rally, and has been looking at the state of white nationalism in america. chanting: usa, usa, usa! these days, members of neofascist groups in the us are definitively on the march. as we accompanied them during this show of strength on the streets of portland, they flashed white power symbols at us. they said they were there to protest against the militancy of the far left. ijust want people to understand that these masked people running around, committing acts of violence and, you know, criminal activity, needs to come to an end. and there are often masked antifascist activists out to confront white supremacists when they march, though the two sides were mostly kept apart in portl

nicholas witchell, bbc news, buckingham palace., as police charge a 20 year old man with his murder councils prepare for possible food shortages to hit schools and care homes in the event of a no—deal brexit. borisjohnson writes to the eu, calling the irish backstop anti—democratic and insisting it must go. three years after the measles virus was virtually wiped out in the uk, the world health organisation says it's back, and has removed the country's "measles—free" status. last year there were almost a thousand cases in england and wales, three times as many as the previous year. here's our health correspondent, sophie hutchinson. well done. it's hard to believe now, but little alba was dangerously ill earlier this year with measles. her mum says that, at one point, she thought she might even lose her. alba had been too little to be vaccinated against the disease. there was a day where she got really, really sick and that was when it hit me, then. i thought we might not be bringing her home. so, it went from being a very serious c

nicholas witchell, bbc news, buckingham palace.e provided harry and meghan with a private flight to maintain a high level of much—needed protection. the couple have faced criticism for taking private flights while calling for more to be done about climate change. the phrase "a dead duck" tells us that something has zero chance of success, but playing dead was a resounding success for this duck. seemingly cornered by a labrador retriever, the duck decided to just lay low, hoping its canine captor will get bored. and, lo and behold, the dog runs off, allowing the duck to make a speedy exit. other animals do use that similar tactic, but the oscar for a other animals do use that similar tactic, but the oscarfor a duck playing dead definitely goes to that one. there is much more for you any time on the bbc news website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @bbcmikeembley. that's it for now, thanks for watching. hello there. the last two weeks have been pretty unsettled across the uk, quite a lot of rain

the back door of beauty house the official residence of scotland's 1st minister inside his hosts nicholas sturgeon expressed her discontent shall we say with johnson's brags that plans she spoke about a catastrophic almost inevitable path to a no deal break that remember most scottish people didn't want to leave the e.u. although many do support the idea of leaving the u.k. itself sturgeon says she wants to pass the framework bill for another referendum on scottish independence next year. then it's on to wales where johnson was seeking support for his briggs it plans from the country's agricultural sector the welsh farmers union has warned him leaving the e.u. without a deal would cause quote civil unrest in rural areas many british farmers rely heavily on trade with europe and a no deal scenario could be costly for their business whales are also important right now because of a byelection on thursday in the seat of break and radnor show which johnson's conservative party is trying to hold on to and let's make it 3 from 3 northern ireland his last stop boris johnson didn't receive the war

ireland's nicholas roche leads the vuelta a espana heading into monday's stage three which is a flato took it. the colombian is looking for his second win in the final of the year's three grand tours having won this in 2016 and he took victory by five seconds holding off roche and primoz roglic. spain's alex rins snatched victory in the british moto gp at the final corner on a dramatic afternoon at silverstone on sunday. the suzuki rider undercut honda's reigning world champion and championship leader marc marquez as the pair rounded woodcote for the last time to win by 0.013 seconds after a race—long tussle between the two. it's the 23—year—old from barcelona's second win of the season but it means marquez extends his championship lead to 78 points. i was so close to a big mistake because two laps to the end i was thinking it was the last lap so if i thought i ever take care of the straight, i will go to the green area but then i was keeping him, i knew he was faster but the last corner was unbelievable, i was much faster and finally we get it, need to say thank you to the gym, than

nicholas roche remains in the red leader'sjersey heading into tuesday's flat 175 and a half km fourthnairo quintana while roche's compatriot sam bennett timed his sprint finish to perfection as he claimed stage three on monday. the irish national champion took the line comfortably ahead of edward turns and luka mezgetz for his maiden vuelta stage and fourth grand tour stage win. south african captain siya kolisi has been named in their squad for the upcoming rugby world cup in japan after overcoming a knee injury. head coach rassie erasmus has named his 31 players as they come off the back of winning this year's rugby championship. the springboks who've won the world cup twice get their pool b campaign off to a tough start when they face reigning champions new zealand in yokohama on the 21st of september. iam i am grateful for the fact that the codes, all he wants us to do is play the best for the game. whenever i need help in, i go to my other team—mates. i'm not that kind of guy who wants to be seen as the challenger, i'm always looking for help from others and letting players lead

very difficult to see in the garden political constellation and agreement to be achieved all right nicholas qataris a senior lecturer in european union law at the university of east anglia thank you very much for joining us thank you. well the british prime minister struck an informal tone in his talks with chancellor merkel and president calling them both by their 1st names and indulging in a few jokes and not even the pomp and extravagance of palace in paris could install a sense of decorum the press lapped up but this moment when boris johnson leaned back and casually put his foot on one of the tables johnson was heard to say sorry but the french president in seem to mind too much it certainly produced the most memorable snapshot of the day. in iran president hassan rouhani has been talking tough about the world's oil supplies he says that if the u.s. keeps up its pressure to stop iran from exporting its oil then international waters will no longer be secure in the past tehran has threatened to close the strategically important strait of hormuz much of the world's oil supply passes throu

very difficult to see the gotten political constellation and agreement to be achieved all right nicholas qataris a senior lecturer in european union law at the university of east anglia thank you very much for joining us thank you. well the british prime minister struck an informal tone in his talks with chancellor merkel and president calling them both by their 1st names and indulging in a few jokes and not even the pomp and extravagance of a palace in paris could install a sense of decorum the press laptop but this moment when forced on to lean back and casually put his foot on one of the tables johnson was heard to say sorry but the french president didn't seem to mind too much it certainly produced the most memorable snapshot of the day. in iran president hassan rouhani has been talking tough about the world's oil supplies he says that if the u.s. keeps up its pressure to stop iran from exporting its oil then international waters will no longer be secure in the past tehran has threatened to close the strategically important strait of hormuz much of the world's oil supply passes throu

she and buddy carta a member of this subcommittee has introduced the nicholas and zachary bert carbonmonoxide poisoning act. those are two brothers who died, and we want to prevent that and this would establish cp csc grant program for states to install carbon monoxide detectors in childcare facilities, senior citizen centers, and homes for low income families or seniors. mike thompson and david joyce who, though they don't serve on this committee, have introduced an important bill that will be considering. the portable fuel container safety act, which would direct the consumer safety commission to establish a mandatory standard for plain mitigation devices in portable fuel containers. doris matsui and morgan griffith introduced the safer occupancy furniture flammability act, otherwise known as sofa, which would adopt the california standard for upholding furniture flammability -- which would, the standard for upholstered furniture flammability. i i have introduced two bills. the first is the sturdy act, which would direct the cpsc to enact a mandatory standard to prevent furniture ti

and just try to bring nicholas home.s or the state department and also when is the last time you were able to speak to nico? >> so the last time -- i will answer the second one first. the last time i was able to speak with nicholas, there are court ordered call times in peru about the court order is not adhered to and communication is very sparse with talking with nicholas. we have reached out to senator bergas senator corbin and senator cruz and we would also like to reach out to president trump. we are asking our representatives to use the tools provided by the goldman act, if you are aware of the goldman act and it allows the state department to use certain tools, to help bring our american children home. but we are not using those tools that was provided to us. jedediah: we should note that we did reach out to nico johnson's mother. she could not be reached for comment. we also reached out to the state department for comment. they have not returned our requests. my concern here, eric, is will it be used to justify th

from an island san nicholas island. san nicholas island is the most far flung of the channel islands. i think it's 60 miles off the coast down by long beech, california. we do not know exactly where this to himahawk missile was aimed, west presumably. out into the pacific. but we do have a written assurance today from the defense department that the missile quote accurately impacted its target after more than 500 kilometers of flight. and that more than 500 kilometers bit, that specification in the defense department announcement about the missile. >> that is very, very news worthy, because until about five minutes ago, a missile going just over 500 kilometers was not allowed. a cruise missile capable of hitting a target just over 500 kilometers away until very recently. >> that is a missile that was banned in this country and the united states said we did not have and would fought use. the reason for that is because of this moment. ronald reagan and mikhail gorbachev in 1987 signing a treaty that banned both them and u

monica brick house were best friends and like sisters according to those who knew him. 25-year-old nicholas cumer was a grad student and finally meghan betts, the shooter's 22-year-old sister also killed in the massacre, victor. >>> joining us now, retired fbi supervisory special agent james galiano. james, good morning to you. >> good morning, victor. >> reporter: let's start here with the breaking news just a few minutes old. 8chan, this message board to which investigators say the el paso shooter posted this manifesto as it's being called, has been dropped by the host site, cloudflair, is that necessarily good news for investigators looking for potential threats? >> well, victor, as we find with all crime, it's almost like a sense of playing whack a mole where wherever law enforcement focuses, the bad guys always take the path of least resistance and they always move to another platform. this is great news that that platform is basically being shut down but it does not mean that they will not find another media platform from which to share this hateful rhetoric. for all of us, it's a mat

the collusion delusion, covington look what they did to nicholas -- nicholas sandmann and justice kavanaughies the presidential candidates with the conspiracy theory overn ignoring the biggest abuse of power corruption scandal in our nations history. they have chosen to act as if nothing but partisan activist in a state run democratic radical socialist extremist tv, radio and yeah, print instead of being serious investigators. they have chosen to put fake news, fake narratives, conspiracy theories over facts. and chosen to attack anyone who dared to call out their lack of ethics and objectivity. we will continue to give you a front row see to this corruption and the media. we will hold them accountable and continue to expose them but frankly, they expose themselves. fox contributor sara carter, slump wars, jeffrey lawrence, sarah, for two and a half years, we have had an ensemble cast. you and jeff have been a part of it, greg, john sullivan, and judge pirro. we have told the american people the truth. within the next two months, i'm pretty confident that we will be proven right on a level

because he said nicholas tartaglia on them at the top in his cell, originally said he tried to kill himselfthe hill out of him. i know that probably is true because i knew nicholas tartaglia and he was a cop when i was a d8 in westchester. and would it be like him to slip this guy around? without a doubt, that is number one and the fact that he was very upbeat with his attorneys and said i will see you sunday, all of these facts need to be looked into to decide whether or not it is a homicide versus a suicide. animal one to three before the toxicology is back on a microscopic tissue makes no sense to me as a litigator who is trying homicide cases. >> tucker: very quickly, why are there so many people who are insistent that you be quiet and just accept the official version of things and stop asking questions and stop being a conspiracy nut and belief? why are people insisting on that? >> because they haven't done what i've done personally. i don't care what people think. i did this for 30 years. i was a judge and ran a office with 40,000 cases a year for 12 years. you figure it out. i went t

phillips played a drama and saying and covington students nicholas sandmann and his classmate gatheredund. the students were criticized by some as being aggressive and described as quote, mega hat wearing teens. among those names in the new lawsuit, having libeled the boys, the comedian actress, therine good friends, anna navarro, a republican set of strings frequency and in contributor, and senator elizabeth warren. last weekend, similar lawsuit brought by nicholas sandmann against "the washington post" for defamation was dismissed as you mention, asap rocky has been released from a sweetest jail. there was an assault case against the wrapper and members of his entourage were who were accused of beating 19-year-old mustapha jabari on the class in central stockholm sr. in video obtained by tmz. asap rocky, real name, working my, thanked his supporters via instagram saying it has been a very difficult and humbling experience. among them, supporters, president trump who tweeted, get home, asap. asap, very clever. i'm sure the fans of asap forever are booming around the walls of the oval

i know that probably is true because i knew nicholas. he was a cop when i was was a .stchester. would it be like him to slap this guy around? without a doubt. that's number one. and number two, the fact that he was very upbeat with his attorneys, said i'll see you sunday. all these facts need to be looked into to decide whether or not it is a homicide versus a suicide. and to just one, two, three before the toxicology is even back, makes no sense to me as a litigator who has tried homicids cases. >> tucker: very quickly, why are there so many people who are insistent that you be quiet and just accept the official version of things, stop asking questions, stop being a conspiracy not and just believe. why are people insisting on that? >> i don't really care what people say. iy did this for 30 years. i was a judge and i ran an office of 40,000 cases a year for 12 years. i want to ever00 homicide. i oversaw every one of them, and i have seen medical examiners say it's a suicide. i looked at the autopsy picture. the woman has tweaked her eyebrows. her manicure is perfect. s

. >> it started out with nicholas being on broadway and then all three of us just writing songs togethereven officially had the name of j 3 before going with the jonas brothers. they were boy scouts, homeschooled and their dad was a pastor. they said they would remain virtues until they got married and wore purity rings. >> we are not trying to send a message. it's something we believe in and whatever. >> it catapulted the joe bros to fame. they came to the "e.t." set. >> do you guy haves nicknames for each other? >> k 2. >> nick is president because he'll be president in 2038. >> i have a lot of brothers so i'm trying to think. ♪ to you baby >> singles? date something. >> single. just enjoying life. >> single. >> same here. you know, being on the road, girls don't like it when you're gone 200 days out of the year. >> when it came to the ladies, each of the joe b bros had no problem. >> before priyanka chopra there was nick's first love miley cyrus. he then moved on the olivia cull poe. i still get jealous. >> in 2013 nick had a fling with kate hudson. >> joe's crush was his costar demi

phillips played a drum and sang as covington students and nicholas sandmann and his classmate gatheredzed by some as being aggressive and described as "maga hat wearing teens." among those names in the new lawsuit, having libeled the boys, the comedian actress, catherine good friends, anna navarro, a republican set of strings frequency and in contributor, and senator elizabeth warren. last week, a similar lawsuit brought by nicholas sandmann against "the washington post" for defamation was dismissed as in that other news you mentioned, a$ap rocky has been released from a swedish jail, as they consider the assault cases agai, who were accused of beating a 19-year-old, seen in this video obtained by tmz. a$ap rocky thanked his supporters via instagram, saying it was a difficult and humbling experience. among them, supporters, president trump, who t tweeted "get home, a$ap." i'm sure the fans of a$ap forever are booming around the walls of the oval office tonight, jason. >> jason: jonathan, thank you.s and it's a$ap, it's not a.s.a.p., and learned. joining us for more reaction to tonight'

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nicholas witchell, bbc news, buckingham palace.to come, i'll show you this report from the netherlands about new ways to make agriculture less damaging to the environment. the uk has been stripped of its "measles—free" status by the world health organization. it comes after a fall in vaccination rates for the second of the two mmr jabs. public health england also released figures today showing that one in seven 5—year—olds are not fully protected against the disease. professor heidi larson from the vaccine confidence project says she's disturbed by this trend. there have been a lot of efforts after the anxieties around the mmr vaccine 20 years ago and three years ago when the who endorsed elimination which means measles free for the uk. that was a huge accomplishment and wasn't without a huge amount of effort on behalf of the uk. it is pretty discouraging when you finally achieve something like that to see that that gayness slipping. i think the thing is to act soon, act now. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our l

there is linebacker nicholas. we had the most unusual reason for absence today. >>> nick moral has a tooth a dental appointment today. that we could not pass up. he is excused. talk to the dentist. >>> baseball the giants play the phillies tonight at acle part. the game is only available to watch on youtube. if you get tired of watching the giants you can learn how to replace the alternator. make a chocolate souffli. or be one of the 900 million people to watch charlie bite his brothers finger.>>> let's face it. the giants are not must-see youtube quite yet. this gorgeous four runs in the last three games at home. the rumblings about oracle park being a hitter's graveyard have gotten louder. will clark vented all about. >>> being around the team. i hear the excuses that you guys are talking about. me personally. i'm pretty much tired of it. it is like get your in gear. hit a line drive. i get tired of excuses. after a while you have to look at yourself in the mirror and say i did not do the job. >>> i covered will

year beginning of every there isn't taking young patients who come to see orthopedic surgeon doctor nicholas pleasure at children's healthcare of atlanta. the first thing he says can help make sure your child uses votes track. if you even start walking, this is helpful well off. prevent it from falling off is going to have to and a lot to his left to sort of hold in place and so that's why >>for can also cause pain. >>letter says children should carry no more than 10 or 20% of their body weight heaviest things like books. closest to the back lighter items like notebooks or a pencil box go a fight so if you ok here the bottom of the bag is right at the waist level second down again. >>but when you look at a variance inside his head his pelvis, >>fletcher says parents should also go through backpack. make sure they're not being overloaded. i mean the gator reporting. >>contact lenses are very helpful of course, but research shows many people do not follow directions when it comes to contact lens care and that can lead to eye infections or even worse. that's why the cdc has declared it contact

my name is nicholas my much and i will . give up. more. this is g.w. news from berlin tonight sounding the alarm over the spread of ebola in the democratic republic of congo there was confusion at the border with rwanda today as authorities trying to stop crossings after a 3rd death from the boat was confirmed in the congolese city of goma with a population of 2000000 fears of.

the back door of beauty house the official residence of scotland's 1st minister inside his hosts nicholas sturgeon expressed her discontent shall we say with johnson's brags that plans she spoke about a catastrophic almost inevitable path to a no deal breakers that remember most scottish people didn't want to leave the e.u. although many do support the idea of leaving the u.k. itself sturgeon says she wants to pass the framework bill for another referendum on scottish independence next year. then it's on to wales where johnson was seeking support for his briggs it plans from the country's agricultural sector the welsh farmers union has warned him leaving the e.u. without a deal would cause quote civil unrest in rural areas many british farmers rely heavily on trade with europe and a no deal scenario could be costly for their business wales are also important right now because of a byelection on thursday in the seat of brick and radnor show which johnson's conservative party is trying to hold on to and let's make it 3 from 3 northern ireland his last stop boris johnson didn't receive the w