it works incredibly >> hanging out with noel. she is an instagram model but today they are using that sal lent to hit the streets of venice while she wears a body painted bathing suit. >> it looks like noel is hanging out with jen. >> literally, yes. you can see the process of them designing and painting on her top. >> these are very often very tight especially if you have been in the water. i don't think anyone will notice. >> they have to finish the drawers, which looks lejit. she just has to draw attention to it otherwise people are going to be some other chick in a bikini. >> you did say it was veniceveni beach. >> i think people have learned to block it out. >> this guy has never seen anything for beautiful in his life. he has fallen in love. >> this is the greatest thing thaz that's happened to >>tart short circuiting. >> yeah. >> earth to you. earth to you. >> yeah. >> these guys are stopped cold in their tracks. get a closer look and i think they just don't know what to do so they just leave. >> the way she does it though

noel plays better than healthcare, than we can understand.thca re, wet diagnosis could mean the difference to life and death. —— nowhere else. please, how can i help you? and that this week in london, babylon health claimed its artificial intelligence softwa re claimed its artificial intelligence software can now diagnose illness better than a doctorlj software can now diagnose illness better than a doctor. i think i might know what is causing your symptoms. the cabinet has also launched gp at hand, providing access to legal services in london. but the only involvement of artificial intelligence here was an outward and that i's uterus and contractor. he was ultimately humid doctorfor a diagnosis. contractor. he was ultimately humid doctor for a diagnosis. now contractor. he was ultimately humid doctorfor a diagnosis. now babylon says its software has written a work and pass a medical exam with a higher average grade than a person. what i found fascinating is that not only it performed as well as them, but in questions it had seen before, it h

and scott foley, her college r.a.no noel. >> this is noel, this is ben. >> i get people that was i love you? there it is. >> reporter: for the first time in 20 years, many of the cast, back together, reminiscing about the roles they played on the show. >> by the way, i'm felicity. >> i'm julie. >> i played julie. i was felicity's best friend. >> what is the deal with you guys? you and ben? are you dating? >> no. >> i played meghan. i was this very snarky roommate of felicity. >> i didn't listen to your damn tape. but if that's the way you're going to be, whip it out. >> i thinkplayed elena tyler. i can't study with you. >> i played javier. i joined everyone late. but everyone was very sweet. >> i'm so lucky. >> i played sean blumberg. >> what are you doing? >> i like being the comic relief. >> milk less cereal. there's milk baked into every "o." >> after the successful first season, came the most talked about storylines, felicity's controversial haircut. >> it's a different look. >> reporter: it's the last scene in the final episode that touched the cast. >> greg is giving a toast at no

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matt welch and noel jones.art with you because i think if the left could find their unorthodox champion who flew the bird at whoever the left wanted they would be delighted to have someone fight for them with the voracity and consistency that the president does for republicans. >> when david lynch said that trump could be possibly the best president in history he got a major shout out from the president. i don't know but to get thing with hollywood peers, probably not. probably not at all but on the right they found a new hollywood producer. they are few and far between. kennedy: antonio sabato jr. and scott baio are going to be in the reboot. >> eraser head. david lynch is a wonderful crazy person. he has jars of -- and she talked about the jars of unspeakable human body parts that he keep senator heller somewhere in riverside. gary johnson a voter in 2016. kennedy: he was pretty convinced that he voted for the not democrat or republican. >> he speaks to a thing and it definitely a value proposition. he's so c

you know, noel this is beyond a partisan issue. george bush, who you disagreed with, never separated parents from their children. the defense of this administration is this is a democratic policy. no democratic president, barack obama, no one, has ever done this. how can they justify this in the name of, well, the policy was thereon but no one ever did this until now? >> well, that's true, reverent. happy sunday and happy father's day, by the way. >> thank you. >> what i do want to say, you're right, the law has been there. what sessions has said is now they're enforcing that law. yes, it's a shame. look, i represent the gop. there are people in myoparty who are furious with this. this issage emergency situation. serve consequence pizza, sit in there all nigh long and get this working right. these children are at stake. i think what's happening with my party, with the republicans, is the fact that trump and the administration has said, look, you've got to fund my wall, this is what i want. if you remember, reverend, he ran on that

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celebrar toda la noc victoria ante corea hoy los aficionados comenzaban a retirarse de la ciudad, noell dÍa los seguidores de el tri viven una experiencia Única y estÁn dispuestos a pagar el precio. >> tanto financiero, los amigos, la familia, la novia, todo, pero... vale la pena porque al final los chicos se entregan nosotros tenemos que entregar igual >>> hoy mÉxico entrenÓ en rostov de cara al partido con los suecos el portero guillermo ochoa afirmÓ que el objetivo es muy claro. >> quedar primero del grupo, lo (cÁnticos) >>> la ilusiÓn que provoca el tri a los mexicanos es tan grande que algunos que no pla a planeaban venir al mundial vinieron. el partido de mÉxico y alemania lo vi en el cine y despuÉs dije claro que me superior a rusia. >> no irÁ al partido contra suecia >>> de aquÍ a moscÚ y despuÉs vamos a pasear y esperar el cuarto partido de la selecciÓn mexicana esperamos que pase en primer lugar del grupo y vamos por todo. >> con esaque tÁn seguros que no para celebrar. >> para que vean el sacrificio, van a viajar aproximadamente 50 horas hasta que llegar, pero dicen que vale

. >> his photographer is going to be cameron noel, she does a series of ten minute challenges.go, they're on the streets. it is hilariously awful for him. what they're going to do is re-create some of the poses he's already taken with other ballerinas, so this really is going to be revenge for some of them. >> how limber is he? >> a lot less than the ballerinas. >> excited to produce the timers today. my proud children, hudson and bayless. >> here we go. remember that shot where he had the ballerinas stand on it. >> that's when the security guard tried to get him off. >> here comes the security guard again. they still get their shot. the next shot mimics the shot he took of a boy on his head with a pretzel in his mouth balancing. turns out it is not as easy as he thought. >> go figure. >> now in the middle of the street, he's got to do that. >> no! >> that's more like mario jumping. >> remember the shot in seattle, pike place, the fish market. they have got him a fish too. >> excellent. >> now take the fish. >> work with. >> yes, kiss the fish. >> she does get a bunch of really

lincoln, noel, grayson, preston, and gabriella were born three months early, but they're growing fast and fine, and that's probably the greatest father's day gift of all. >>> mark is here with a day for >> yes, summer headed our way thursday morning, and before then minor temperature changes. clouds in the morning clearing back to the coastline. tomorrow little warmer, and then cooler by midweek, and by friday and heading toward the weekend temperatures in a few spots close to 100 degrees, so first weekend of summer could be hot here in the bay area. >> summer is on a tight schedule, but be careful of the fire danger. >> yes, the dry winds developing could be an issue. >> thank you so much. >> yes, and thank you for joining us tonight on the 10:00 news. sports wrap is next. >> and join us tomorrow for mornings on 2. have a great night. >> what a performance by brooks kepka. >>> meet the new champ, same as the old champ. >> he'll become the seventh to win back to back u.s. opens. >> how brooks kepka overcame the field and the course to do something no golfer has done in nearly three de

this fifty year old volkswagen beetle has been driven by mr noel and his friend from brazil that. hoffa doesn't south american countries before getting his ship over the ocean to come here and enjoy the world cup. let's go. there were so many other great players in the argentina squad you have to really perform today i'll bet you go i'll. take you guys i. know. that. we can see you got some of your friends there from across the ocean right back gave you. leaving the st petersburg stadium very happy with that result. costa rica defending resolutely. so. very happy. here just been getting absolutely mobbed by the fans and said petersburg the world cup the energy has been absolutely amazing now ok on the serious side there the games you've covered what are some of the games you saw it was russia against egypt and it was a huge game of course because russia won and of course the host country going through to the last sixteen in the first time russia have been through to the knockout stages of the walkup since one thousand nine hundred six so yeah misfit was amazing overwhelmingly russ

noel asylum seekers, but especially families travelling with children, should be criminally prosecutedistration should give guidelines to ensure that this does not happen in the immediate term. this is because the prosecution of asylu m this is because the prosecution of asylum seekers is in violation of the un. limit on to the american decision to pull out of the un human rights council. the us has a point, doesn't it, that the council does regularly criticise israel and it is full of people whose own human rights record is pretty terrible? yes, the us does have a point. however, criticism of israel is warranted. at the same time it does ta ke warranted. at the same time it does take up attention that could be put on other countries that are abusing human rights. the arryn is not lost on anyone that the us government is walking away from the council at a time when they are also separating families at the border —— irony. it is true that the focus on israel sometimes takes attention from the council away from other rights abusing government is. alison parker of human rights watch, than

this fifty year old volkswagen beetle has been driven by mr noel and his friend paolo from brazil.half a dozen south american countries before getting his ship over the ocean to come here and enjoy the world cup. let's go. there are so many other great players in the argentina squad you have to really perform today i'll bet you go i'll. take you guys i hate. that. we can see you go to some of your friends there from from across the ocean right back gave you very strong in both during your last so he could also. use a key. that is hard leaving the same piece as doug stated very happy with that result they have no question we cut the funding resolutely and he managed to tell me this. that it. was always going to say you know it is very doubtful you thought it would go over here just being getting absolutely mobbed out there by the fans and simply it is but the world cup the energy has been absolutely amazing now ok on the serious side there the games you've covered what are some of the games you saw it was russia against egypt and it was a huge game of course because russia won of co

noel ben stokes, but instead chris woakes, who coached to more pakistani wickets by lunch.pakistan would be below for less than 100, before a teenager from punjab fought back. he made 56 innings sustaining runs, before finally becoming the first test wicket for one player. now england. 0na wicket for one player. now england. on a crowd being reconstructed, this was a time for careful building. foundations first. keaton jennings, backin foundations first. keaton jennings, back in the team, had been going so well before his opposition went one better. after a frenetic day, england went into the evening hoping and batting for a bit of calm. well, in the last few minutes, england have lost alastair cook 446. bad timing as they were close to the end of play. 104—2. despite that and given all of the criticism they faced this week, we will regard this as some long—awaited good news. thank you. what you couldn't hear with phil avery groaning about the cricket there. a very good evening to you. good job they didn't try to plate that much of bit further north in cumbria, where you co

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it's the last scene in the final episode that touched the casts. >> greg is giving a coast at noel'st was the last time we were all going to be together, the last scene we shot, and greg was standing up there and telling all of us what a wonderful experience, what a wonderful four years we had. it's still my favorite memory of the entire show. to thell get right question everybody wants to know. any chance of a reboot? >> absolutely, yeah. >> really? >> absolutely. >> can we do a variety special? >> song and - dan >> yeah, like the brady's. >> let's go a "felicity" episode ooere we go to hawaii. that would be g >> and it was time to say farewell, but "felicity" is still special to the cast. a>> iays like talking about it. >> the whole experience for me was life changing, it was something that i am forever gratefulor. >> it's just such a sweet kind of rantic idea for a story. i think that's what's still -- to this day, it's one of my favorite stories. >> for so many of them it was their big btak. sc foley was the lone hold out on the reboot, and he seyd could never re-create that magi

despite the problem noel jibl voter wl be turned away but affected voters must verify their voteris regation using the state electns board website so they can use al provisiona ballot. a brand new bus subtle is now operating in ross land, a tunnel which opened earlier today is expected to ease traff issues. riders have been waiting a long time for this. the metro first announced the tunnel in 2016 saying it would openar that same . but the project saturday unfinished untilow it goesth between land streessments it servicesetro buses arlington and march routes. ing story out of princeeart warm george's county. a man shas his price and gratitude when officers come tois aid during the night. world cup day lovg from today's action and a pre view of what's ahead tomorrow . >> a prince george's county man blows his tiesh on a way home and then h surrounded by five officers, but it's what a happened nex surprise you. fox5 photo journalistpplegate has the om a music shoot and drivingng down 301 and t t just blewli up. fivce officers came up to me and i was kind of nervous. i was terrified. whee the r

and noel nick, an author of "branding america." i want you to listen to peter navarro. and then tries to stab him in the back. that's what bad faith justin trudeau did the stunt press conference. that's what weak dishonest justin trudeau did. to my friends in canada. that's one of the worst political miscalculations of a canadian leader. it seems like we just went over it quickly. but the fact that it's gone to this level so quickly, is there any point right now? any way those two sides can have a functioning relationship? >> i do think there's space for a functioning relationship just because of the history of the relationship between canada and the united states, but a lot of this aligns with donald trump's personality. i hate to see it, but we're living in the worst reality show, with it's almost "the apprentice diplomacy edition." the president doesn't pay attention to details, but that doesn't mean it's the right policy decision, and it's going to hurt regular americans when they go out and purchase goods. in addition to that, i think it's having concerns, somethin

host: the next call is noel in new york, republican line. caller: good morning. i appreciate you taking my call. say that i am so thankful that hillary clinton is not our president, because all of your deep state criminals would never be outed like you are right now. anybody that lies in front of of 13 and thench comes on the view and tells the view, that you admit you had a spy in the trump campaign and that you weren't spying on the hillary campaign. this is just such a mess. i hope you do time in prison for this. that is all i've got to say. host: a lot of callers bringing of march 2013. guest: as i explained earlier, i won't go through that again, but obviously i have a different view about it. i made a big mistake because i was not thinking about what senator wyden was asking. it is as simple as that. i regret it. i admitted it. that is all i can say about it. the senate intelligence committee did not see fit to send a referral to the department of justice, which they would normally do. bearing it is not a because you are supposed to tell the truth all the t

i don't great with noel that the democrats bear as much responsibility as the gop, but where i do have a problem is that for too long they've been playing the game of we don't like immigrants either, we're just not as racist. that's not good enough. they need to make a positive case for why we need immigration, for why we need family unification. they need to make a positive case, and all they have is look at this racist guy, that guy is bad. we need more from them as well. >> i agree. >> i think we need to be where we are with the legality. we're debating everything that's been going on, and it's very tempting to do such a thing, but we also have 2,000 kids who need to find their parents right now. we have trump issuing this executive order then there's an even more narrow immigration bill in order to combat the flores agreement. it basically said that current cannot be held for more than 20 days. however if you have this family reunification, if you're keeping families together when they're crossing the border legally, that mean you can keeping them for more than 20 days. >> and we h

yom : ha noels your opinion on this? are we tay go ahead on this e?do sara jones in the audience so if you want to take the next item i could confer with her briefly and just make sure that everything is set before you move forward. b> chair thals good. we will move onto. >> 10.5, authorizing the d disposal of streetcars. single speaker, david pillpail. >> staff is going to want to ar this as well because this rmanlso an seqa issue.do u wan ? rinkman: yes, please. >> so is seqa issue here, you already heard from t cac they disagree with the staff tio the i is i in any opinion not a minor change to a structure applicable to class one exception. these vehicles are 45 -- are more than 45 years old and the checklist does not so indicate. it marked the other box. the agency just leased space for vintage streetcars to be moved from morin. these are streetcars that could be so moved. i thought that in order to dispose of such strees the agency first had to declare them surplus under the administrative code. the calendar item doesn't say declaring them surplu

this was at noel avenue in the park meade neighborhood. streets and yards were flooded there. that storm drain is also backed up. the problem is now fixed the other happened near walnut boulevard yag nos yo valley road. that break also led to flooding and crews worked into the evening to patch that one up. >>> a harrowing situation there for a group of hikers along the coast. man and two teen girls ended up spending the entire night on a cliff. this was until rescu crews could get them out. "today in the bay's" chrissy smith has the story. >> they went out for a late hike and i guess the tide came in and they had to go to higher ground. >> family members watded for the rescue for two 13-year-old girls and a 23-year-old as a chp helicopter moved in to hoist them up and off a cliff to safety. they were stranded overnight after a walk by the shore near pacifica. >> the kids looked okay. we're going to make sure they are all right and take them home. >> the trio spend a long, cold someonear an unmaintained the is going hiking, stick to well lit hours and be aware of the time. >> s

the producers are like, noel. it's it's more appropriate for weekends.y want to watc watch. >> all right. okay greg. >> the greg gutfeld so, tomorrow night 10:00 p.m. i have the great author walter kern, and it's going to be another great show. tune in, if you don't i will hunt you down and call you names. i want to bid a fond farewell to a guy has been working at vox since the start. jack rice. he's been our sound guy forever. he was the sound guy for redeye, one red i started. and he was to see how awful i was. you think i'm bad now, i was terrible. he had to put up with me and he had to deal with my ear and my shirt and my belt and my attitude. jack, we are getting drunk after the show. >> jack is the absolute best human being. i love you so much jack, you've been incredible. he's been here for 12 years, i've been and spent more time with you than all these guys combined. >> the people behind the camera don't get enough credit. >> no they don't. >> they get too much credit. >> of course fox and friends this weekend saturday until sunday. i also have a

they will absolutely harass them until they decide that they are going to tell the president, noel, i can't hang with you. >> laura: harass them, approach them, drive them out, push them back. so is maxine waters pushing violence using her position? paul ryan stood at the very least open an ethics inquiry into the water's rhetoric, and i think they should move to censure her. she seems to be using her office to justify acts of harassment, intimidation, that could very well lead to violence. now reactions of outrage from the white house to see pelosi forced waters to the microphone today. but if maxine waters thinks a nonapology double-talk 48 hours after her incendiary and outrageous statements that she repeated yesterday are sufficient to call while the firestorm, she has another thing coming. >> there is nowhere in my statement, anytime, anyplace, that we talked about that. we are talking about civility but protest is stability. >> laura: dry them out, harass them, get right up in their face. all things that people took away from what she said in her very words. so threatening women

noel conway who has motor neurone disease, wanted to be prescribed a lethal dose of drugs.e a cave in thailand. rescue workers have been fighting a losing battle to pump water from the cave network. thai soldiers and volunteers are among those trying to find the group as the search enters its fourth day. 17 us states are to sue president trump over what they call the "cruel and unlawful" separation of migrant families as part of his immigration policy. this is the complaint, which was filed in the us district court in seattle. it objects to the policy of refusing entry to asylum seekers at the us—mexico border — saying it is motived by a desire to harm. the white house has not yet responded, but it‘s worth noting that mr trump had backtracked on his policy last week, saying that families led by parents who crossed the border into the us illegally with their children would no longer be separated. our north america correspondent, david willlis reports. reaction to the ruling from america‘s highest court was swift. those demonstrating out to his neck outside the supreme court

noel, we had on someone from the border last weekend. >> right.s as these democrats are coming over because of the smugglers in large part. he talked about a rape situation that was horrific but how it was the ice agents that stepped in and they saved their lives. when we have this debate. it's important to be reminded of the important jobs that they do there. some of the greatest men and women this country. >> right. >> to know they are there doing their job what they're told to do noel. >> you gave the talking point of why it is so important to have ice, what you just said is the reason we need ice. this is the reason we don't need to abolish ice. we may need immigration reform but not abolishing or reforming ice. abby: quickly aunton. >> we should not look at their effective nose see what can we do to make them better? is that what you are saying? >> ice is efficient. ice is running fine. it's not ice. >> according to you. but how do we know where we cannot make some substantial changes to make our government work more efficiently? >> jeremy ge

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the service began with the singing of "the first noel." space was born on christmas eve.t before the services. they say he was heartbroken over his daughter's suicide. >>> and prize-winning conservative columnist charles krauthammer has died after a year-long battle with cancer. he was a former liberal who had written for 30 years for the "washington post" and was on fox news. he wrote earlier this month that he had no regrets. he was 68 years old. >>> a big moment for a little girl in texas was extra special. 1-year-old ayla had never been able to hear until she received a cochlear implant. here's the moment it was turned on. you see a big grin on her face. she starts bouncing around, and mom bursts into tears. >> so does dad. >> such a special moment for that family and amazing that they're able to do that. >> look at mom. just absolutely losing it. >> look at that little smile as she hears for the first time. that's just so precious. >> brother and sister are like, what's the big deal? >>> well, speaking of precious, coming up, we're gng to the dogs. they are precious.

noel phillips has been to dalston in london to find out. chanting minimal trust in the police.oved to shop and he loved his clothes and it... this moment, this road, this shop, it's just so hard. it's just so hard. and he's left behind a little daughter. rashan, or rash man to his friends, grew up in dalston. he was known to the police and had a few brushes with the law. this should have been a straightforward arrest. a police officer chased rashan into a shop in dalston. there is a struggle as the officer wrestles him to the floor. it is claimed that rashan tried to swallow an object while being arrested. in the aftermath of his death riot police clashed with protesters, burning mattresses and throwing rocks. i was there that night, and sawjust how angry people were. rashan's great uncle rod charles is a former metropolitan police chief inspector. like many he too is searching for answers. this is not about the entire police force. this is about the conduct of individual officers on a particular night. the problem that stems from bad as when senior officers don't —— the proble

british legislation said that she would have to a noel hunt marriage to recognise the change of gendern grounds of sex in relation to state benefits. this woman, known only as megabytes, born in 1948, married in 1974, in 1991 she started to live as a woman and in 1995 had gender rias that surgery. —— gender reassignment surgery. she didn't get a certificate of gender reassignment, and the reason for that she and her wife decide for religious reasons they wanted to remain married. when she got to the age of 60, she applied for a pension as a woman and was reviewed by the government on the basis of the marriage had not been annulled and there was no significant under the act. —— certificate under the act. she took it to the supreme court who decided there was no defined authority on there was no defined authority on the matter, so as they have to do in those circumstances, they referred the matter to europe's highest court, the european court of justice. this morning we have an unequivocal ruling which says that the uk law which says in effect you have to have your marriage annulled in o

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host: the next call is noel in new york, republican line. caller: good morning. i appreciate you taking my call. say that i am so thankful that hillary clinton is not our president, because all of your deep state criminals would never be outed like you are right now. anybody that lies in front of of 13 and thench comes on the view and tells the view, that you admit you had a spy in the trump campaign and that you weren't spying on the hillary campaign. this is just such a mess. i hope you do time in prison for this. that is all i've got to say. host: a lot of callers bringing of march 2013. guest: as i explained earlier, i won't go through that again, but obviously i have a different view about it. i made a big mistake because i was not thinking about what senator wyden was asking. it is as simple as that. i regret it. i admitted it. that is all i can say about it. the senate intelligence committee did not see fit to send a referral to the department of justice, which they would normally do. bearing it is not a because you are supposed to tell the truth all the t

because technically they of course are not citizens, even though they don't noel salvador or mexico -- know el salvador or mexico or any other of the countries they would have come from. now, of the 800,000 dreamers, i have 800 of them in the district of columbia. so i'm like many members who come to the floor. but that's a national bill. that's what i'm supposed to do in the congress. in our city, if somehow we could not save the dreamers, that would be $50 million annually gone from our economy. that's how productive they are. i've had a town meeting to have them come. these are the most impressive young people i've ever seen, peak to our residents. could i ask how much time i have remaining, mr. speaker? mr. speaker, how much time do i have remaining, please? the speaker pro tempore: the entlewoman has 27 minutes. ms. norton: so after you've heard all of these abuses of american democracy, you may have some understanding why i believe that the district of columbia should become a state. and why statehood is the only remedy for the abuses that i ave laid out by example. do not think