being elected and living here part time in palm beach. there's there's a lot of politics involved there is a lot of money and power involved sheriff rick bradshaw although he is a true real law enforcement person because he was a police officer for a long time. he's also a political person and he needs to be elected you don't want to be elected after one of your cops just killed some guy for no good reason. and it. isn't true religion if he didn't think it was very good because. if you're going to interview. the video was horrifying it was really i've only seen a couple of video is in my life were that brutal as far as. the suspect looks definitely in the top five. for the first term last marriage the. pretty much. since. or. it's an extremely emotional time for him as soon as i'm sure you can just begin to imagine oh. no. no i am the strength to walk and. complete a lot of ground not a. mess like it was not a threat and in time somebody is most. munira not a threat. how much of a threat is the. nice you and me should some guy in the back

moral law go in central and eastern palm beach county. sylvester stallone has a home there bill gates has a home there many many many people have homes palm beach county and everybody is rich i think the smallest house on the market right now is to me. that's the smallest one you probably have to fix and there are some houses on the market for forty five to ninety million dollars. any kind of presence of the united states you know if. you continue there jim when will the you know when he called you see we mean really gainst of did you and he know region in the region if you're in your region does quote. understandable. because it was. the united seedings trying to be you know region against any kind of expansionism any kind of resilin where you know it's just there's a or any other kind of. f.o.c. played golf. seventy four design submissions. seven thousand islands. to china judges. and eight hundred sixty nonstop days of. the russian w.b. a championship. and a russian. show you how. the crimean bridge was built. witnessed the constructio

in central eastern palm beach county. sylvester stallone has a home there bill gates has a home there many many many people have homes palm beach county and everybody is rich i think the smallest house on the market right now is two. does the smallest one you probably have to fix and there is some houses on the market for forty five to ninety million dollars. at the fia played golf. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies to meet people this is the simple song alone even some company guess will elsewhere so they invite private companies to take over the utilities anybody tell us they're all. allowed from us you guys you got to be a violent up going to go buy been this is just because i'm out. of or you're not a member of the left over a lot of locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more and more it's about the hurt and the redistribution of all or whether it's day or day downwards be won or lost. you

being elected and living here part time in palm beach. there's there's a lot of politics involved there is a lot of money and power involved sheriff rick bradshaw although he is a true real law enforcement person because he was a police officer for a long time. he's also a political person and he needs to be elected you don't want to be elected passed through one of your cops just killed some guy for no good reason the theory. that. isn't true really if he would think it was very good. if you're going to interview. the video was horrifying it was really i've only seen a couple of their video is in my life were that brutal as far as cops and suspects looks definitely in the top five. votes for first term last may just be. pretty much. just. for. it's an extremely emotional time for him as soon as i'm sure you can just begin to imagine oh. no. no i am the strength to walk and. complete a lot of hanging around my. mess. kit was not a threat and in time somebody is moot. wait a minute are not a threat. how much of a threat is. nice you had me

isn't after the fruit of tunisia's date palms. instead she collects fallen leaves seeds and branches. for her it's not waste it's material for her artwork. she's an artist and environmentalist. to date palm waste is usually left to rot in the sun. but. uses it to create beautiful objects. she started her business in two thousand and eight. the artist is currently making a set of tables. from wood de pits and palm leaves her one hundred percent natural handmade creations are popular with tourists and tunisians. you can see you like them. if you are also doing your bit tell us about it. visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit we share your stories. exactly the children that you saw waving at the end of the last field. otherwise we want to provide a healthy environment for and that can only happen if we walk together to stop climate change the us president might still buy it but what's leftist will tell you that global warming is real and it's a serious problem both for the environment and for us this short publ

i went to the palm beach going to palm beach gardens mall a park. south parking lot women and some stores i went to one of the dressing rooms so i think it was like dillard's or macy's. i took it way out to the mall to root for their way to destroy the drive north with. very. i couldn't fly out of my path will walk. through the only way to get past yesterday was to get into canada without being in the normal channels. i called around to. different places that rent airplanes and i found a guy with a cessna one seventy two who was willing to fly me around i told him i was writing a book on plate tectonics and that i just had to fly over canadian territory to photograph scene g.p.s. coordinates for the book and then we would live in the united states again and that doesn't require any clearance from the t.s.a. and the soonest i got over certain g.p.s. coordinates which i knew that there was a smaller strip i would fix a medical emergency the heart attack we landed i jumped out of the airplane i grabbed on bad guys and cash and i took off i went into th

let's talk about palm beach. you write that behind the hedges in the games that palm beach people play, their scams, murders, jealousies, pretenses, bigotry and occasionally generosity and it makes for tv shows that look like nursery tales. talk about how donald trump came into mar-a-lago and his old personality how he took the place and how it resulted today. >> guest: trump first heard about mar-a-lago in his limousine driver and this is typical that he will go around asking people opinions whether they are to mermaids or secret service agents and has his advisers but he also has a wide canvas of people who give opinions as well as about 12 friends that he gives out. i named them in the book and most of them are sitting here. that is the way he works. when i was at mar-a-lago he asked me what i thought about the israeli settlements and i know about as much as the middle east as he knows about [inaudible] but i give in my opinion. that is way he operates. he was enthralled by mar-a-lago and he bought it at organ

i noticed something wasn't right in place were pretty much when i first started the corruption in palm beach county is not something that you can smell it seems like it's a nod and a wink it wasn't what i wanted to do. we've had more shootings in this county then some states have had collective thing to do and went to his website began featuring comments about god his family the sheriff why don't you just squash you like a bug you know i wish you'd stop then you should stay on the left and stuff i believe what i'm doing oh so it's ok you know it's your funeral building f.b.i. raided p.b.s. and a critic in the house. i snuck out of the united states. into russia where i obtained political. men they know bad wolf. welcome back to cross talk or all things considered i'm peter about to remind you we're discussing the trump putin summit. ok let me go back to daniel in lake jackson. what are you expecting from this summit because you know i've read all of the think tank stuff and you know me. i think it kind of a kind of low octane journalism on everything i don't think that it can be a lot

my kids live in palm beach gardens with their mother my ex kelly i haven't seen them in two years. and i think about it all the time i haven't seen my kids in two years you know like i'm missing their entire life and they're missing growing up with. their dad the hardest thing for wark when he left was you know leaving his family leaving his job or. he that broke his heart. by what means on your part and i think it was a two thousand and five and i went to work for the palm beach county sheriff's office just one of the. wealthiest communities in the united states. there is a good reason why i. lived there for a long time. with people like him who are a billionaire. in central eastern called beach county. sylvester stallone. bill gates. many many many people have. beach county and everybody is rich i think the smallest house on the market right now. does the smallest. and there is some houses on the market for forty five to ninety million dollars.

isn't after the fruit of tunisia's date palms. instead she collects fallen leaves seeds and branches. for her it's not waste it's material for her artwork. she's an artist and environmentalist. to. date palm waste is usually left to rot in the sun. but. uses it to create beautiful objects. she started her business in two thousand and eight. the artist is currently making a set of tables. from wood de pits and palm leaves her one hundred percent natural handmade creations are popular with tourists and tunisians. say you like them. if you are also doing your bit tell us about it. visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit we share your stories. exactly the children that you saw waving at the end of the last field. other ones who want to provide a healthy environment for and that can only happen if we walk together to stop climate change the us president might still buy it but what leftist will tell you that global warming is real and it's a serious problem both for the environment and for us this short public serv

the scene your palm beach county police officer did not consent to the still a phone conversation being broadcast his side of the dialogue is summarized here. the p.b.s. so deputy claims the dude i'm constantly tells lies. he also asserts the dog and himself is to blame for having to leave his family because of what he has done. the sheriff's office denies any responsibility for duggan's and for his departure. michael dog the chief deputy of the palm beach county sheriff's are don't work for the county sheriff's office and so i think the ninety seven. really. longtime gardner is actually very knowledgeable when it comes to police dog or is not some guy he's very well educated probably should be the sheriff at the end of the day and he's kind of created the entire culture of what i call the culture of corruption. at the sheriff's office i found dog. who ultimately pushed me out of the work i've stroked. my dog unfortunately i think. i might think been attacked by mark. and maybe rightfully so. do you mean the pictures where the sheriff and chief deputy are treated as nazi leaders. the of

make you to shine like the sun, and hold you in the palm of his hand. ♪ ♪ he will hold you in the palme robert f. kennedy children's action corps, welcome bianca fanseca. >> idealism, high aspirations, and deep convictions are not compatible with the most practical and efficient of programs. that there is no basic inconsistency between ideals and realistic possibilities. no separation between the deepest desires of heart and of mind and of the rational application of human effort to human problems. it is not realistic or hard- headed to solve problems and take action. unguided by the ultimate moral aim and values. in my judgment, it is thoughtless for it ignores the realities of human faith and of fashion and of belief. forces ultimately more powerful than all the calculations of our economic or of our generals. [ applause ] >> please welcome the honorable, nancy pelosi. [ applause ] >> i come to ask you to help in the task of national reconciliation. to place your energies and your time and your strength in the first work of america. the building of a nation united in the state that w

my kids live in palm beach gardens with their mother my ex kelly i haven't seen them in two years. and i think about it all the time i haven't seen my kids in two years you know it's like i'm missing their entire life and they're missing growing up with. their dad the hardest thing for work when he left was you know leaving his family leaving his children. and that broke his heart. by looking doing your part and i think it was two thousand and five and i went to work for the palm beach county sheriff's office won't be just one of the. communities in the united states. it was a good reason why. i don't live there for a long time it's because he.

published the more it was the names of the local police for lauderdale west palm beach police t.v.'s cell broward sheriff's office miami police and f.b.i. probably is the day when it's a felony publish to the public i'm against only because i don't want to end their lives or anybody else like a liberal and as nasty as disrespectful unprofessional. with my dog or. i'm not going to stoop to the level to be a. reason i did it right. for me well. playing by their rules. that were under your watch. aren't. you and your logic reason i'm. not i don't want freedom of religion come out of there. are three tenths of kenneth mark lewis he's a twenty year twenty five year veteran of the palm beach county sheriff's office he retired back i think in two thousand and five but they brought him back on a part time basis specifically to start a unit. to investigate the sheriff's. political enemies so he was sort of like you know i'll. tell him pulp fiction when i was supposed to clean up for the sheriff and you know. i don't think it worked that way because he admitted. everything when. the male voic

published and it was the names of the local police for lauderdale west palm beach police p.b.s. still broward sheriff's office miami police and f.b.i. probably is the day when it's a felony published to the public i'm against only because i don't want to end their lives or anybody else on a limb and as nasty and disrespectful unprofessional. look my dog you are i'm not going to stoop to the level to deal with the reason i did it right. for me well. playing by their rules. or. their own michel martin. there are a lot. that i don't like freedom of no no i'm not a. detective kenneth mark lewis he's a twenty year twenty five year veteran of the palm beach county sheriff's office he retired back i think in two thousand and five but they brought him back on a part time basis specifically to start a unit. to investigate the sheriff's. political enemies so he was sort of like. harvey keitel in pulp fiction was to clean up for the cher and. i don't think it worked that way because he admitted to everything when. the male voice called him on the phone so if someone attacks. you might have

at 97 degrees. 104 in palm springs.nd that's where the hottest temperatures will stay tomorrow. we won't see triple digit readings. overnight, the lows will drop into the 50s and 60s. it will be a rather mild night. the 12-hour day planner could have a little coastal fog that you nothing but sunshine. we're in the 80s. our warmest spot inland is going into the 90s. so high saturday. 90 for the high in concord. warm in the south bay. 89, a high in san jose. 70 tomorrow afternoon. 70 in oakland. san mateo, half moon bay, it will be cooler. the tonls 64 degrees. our micro climates are in full effect tomorrow. a beach forecast. a really nice day. a lot of sunshine. it will be warm in santa cruz. remember, you do have the dangerous surf with the rip currents and the cool ocean temperature. only about 56 degrees. so the accuweather seven-day forecast, it is a hot day inland. we'll stay in that pattern as well. kind of a rinse and repeat forecast. we're still warm around here monday but we'll see it monday, tuesday, a little c

isn't after the fruit of tunisia's date palms. instead she collects fallen leaves seeds and branches. for her it's not waste it's material for her art work. she's an artist and environmentalist. to date palm waste is usually left to rot in the sun. but five eat a nonissue uses it to create beautiful objects. she started her business in two thousand and eight. the artist is currently making a set of tables. from wood de pits and palm leaves her one hundred percent natural handmade creations are popular with tourists and tunisians. say you like them but if you are also doing your bit tell us about it. visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit we share your stories. exactly the children that you saw waving at the end of the last field. otherwise we want to provide a healthy environment for and that can only happen if we walk together to stop climate change the u.s. president might still buy it but what leftist will tell you that global warming is real and it's a serious problem both for their environment and for u

and we did send detectives over to the palms. they talked to them.y said shauna is one of the best employees they had. >> reporter: but something happened after she left the palms. so what? >> shauna was very beautiful. is it someone that saw her at work and followed her home? >> there we are. >> of course, as the husband, george would have to be considered a possible suspect, too. so detectives pulled him aside, interviewed him right on the spot. >> george, do you understand the statement's being recorded? >> i understand. >> and you understand we want to talk to you about what happened this morning? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: george told the detectives that when he saw the garage door open, he had their daughter hang back while he went inside. >> i saw shauna's feet. just laying there frozen-looking. and, in my job, i know what that means. >> okay. are you a paramedic? >> i'm an emti firefighter. >> reporter: their daughter, thank god, didn't see anything, said george. he rushed her out to the street. >> i didn't know if there was somebody there. i

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south of palm springs, california's salton sea was once hailed as a miracle in the desert.ft formed the colorado river breached its dike in the early 20th century, the state's largest inland body of water was a haven for fishing and recreation. today, the sea itself struggles to survive, and has beme a haven of an entirely different sort. newshour weekend's chris oker reports. >> reporter: the sunset paints the sky in a tie-dyed fire of red and orange. but it is the silence on the water that tells the real story. life is leaving the salton sea. ter is evaporating, fish are dying and the lakeside retreats are shells of what they ce were. califoia's largest lake, now a portrait of abandonment. but some believe this emptiness can be filled. >> this piece here it has an interesting history too. >> reporter: to hedlar brian tell it, the open air desert museum of east jesus is a living, breathing, experiment in free expression. just off tlt shore of the sa sea, it's a commune that allows painters, sculptors and conceptual artists to th battle

published the it was the names of the local police for lauderdale west palm beach police t.b.'s hill broward sheriff's office miami police and f.b.i. . probably is the day when it's a felony publish to the public i'm against only because i don't want to end their lives or anybody else a little bit and as nasty as disrespectful unprofessional. look my dog they are i'm not going to stoop to the level to deal with the reason i did it right. for me well. there are rules. that. aren't. there a lot. you know not i don't know i am just freedom of. the mother very. protective kenneth mark lewis he's a twenty year twenty five year veteran of the palm beach county sheriff's office he retired back i think in two thousand and five but they brought him back on a part time basis specifically to start. to investigate the sheriff's. political enemies so he was sort of like you know i'll. tell him pulp fiction you know he's supposed to clean up for the sheriff and you know. i don't think it worked that way. because he admitted to everything when. the male voice called him on the phone so if som

there's over 600 different varieties, and the date palm suffered alongside the people and the cultureend of the iran iraq war, what was a 30 million strong date palm industry throughout the country was reduced to about half that, and the end of the iraq war, the estimates were something like 3 million. to you, is this artwork optimistic, in the sense that you could be saying to the world, look, so—called islamic state or other extreme nihilist organisations can never destroy the idea behind these ancient artefacts? you could be saying that or you could be, on the contrary, be rather bleak and be saying, you know, they've destroyed something so ancient and all i can put forward now is a memory of it, a ghost of it that's made out of trash. so is it optimistic or is it bleak? ithink, you know, one of the things — it comes back to food. iraqi food is so great because it's hamid halu, it's sweet and sour. so if you make a kibbeh, that's sour, you want your stew to be sweet and vice—versa. so things are held in tension. right. so i absolutely believe that these desires, not only in my work

relation of bike racks, relative to the palms and california avenue and even the paving of the plaza that surrounds the sculpture and whether, the landscaping that may be adjacent or surrounding it. so those discussions are off to a very positive start. i imagine they will continue through the artists design revision process and i will report back to you in 2-3 months time regarding that. the next, do we still have other images of antony's work? okay, the next artist -- oh, the motion before you is to enter into an m.o.u. with the artist for $35,000 to redesign the sculpture. and then the next artist is pae white. and pae was selected to develop a proposal for building one plaza. i actually have a little model of her proposal to show you. kate, may i pass it to you? also incorporate wind chimes. thank you. pae is based in southern california though she does have a residence at sea ranch in northern california and spends her time between northern and southern parts of our state. pae, like the other artists, many of the other artists selected for the project doesn't typically apply for

these palm tree select committees as well and that there's a lot being talked about in terms of how we might better regulate these things obviously national governments and nation states are limited in terms of trying to regulate. you know these very international. digital platforms and so that's going to i think continue to be a game of cat and mouse but one thing is also for sure again in terms of facebook's commercial interests this is bad p.r. for them and this is the first time where they've sort of come you know palms up and said actually we're going to be try and be part of the solution in a much more substantive way whether that is because they don't want their reputation to suffer anymore because they have a genuine interest in preserving the democratic process and and markets do you mind if i just jump in there and ask you very briefly how effective are these types of accounts and influencing voters all swaying opinions well that's a very very good question and actually this very much less evidence than i think people realize that you know people who have already strong opini

same time, i must have punched the buchanan column, as well. >> there was the butterfly ballot in palmch county where an awful lot of people thought they were voting for al gore but because of the way the ballot was designed, they ended up voting for pat buchanan and believe me those two candidates had nothing in common. >> good evening. >> hi, charlie. >> do you think you got 3400 votes in palm beach county. >> yes, but i also agree that many of those very probably and almost certainly were intended for al gore. i think if it hadn't been for pat buchanan and the butterfly ballot, al gore would have been president of the united states. >> a hand recount of the vote is already under way tonight in palm beach county. one of four florida counties which could determine who becomes the next president. >> there were four counties where we had concrete evidence of irregularities and so we asked for in-depth recounts in those four counties. >> the blame may fall squarely on a tiny piece of paper called a chad. the chad is what votes are are supposed to punch out of paper ballots when they make

and the winner of their cannes palm d'0rfrom sweden. go on, go away. go away.y went to the chilean entry, a fantastic woman, a bold and moving love story from sebastien lily, with a mesmerising central performance for this rising start, daniela vega. foreign language treats coming to uk cinemas this summer include a big screen rerelease of the 19605 classic the nun which returns to our screens in a new restoration from the original film negative. adapted from the 18th—century novel, the nun is not to be confused with the 2005 spanish english film the nun, the 2013 french film or the 2018 usa horror movie which comes to the uk cinemas in september. how many more nuns could there be? none more. it's not a drill. he's got him. stand up. my daughters with me. dad. let's go. can you tell me where you live? in the park? one of my favourite releases currently in uk cinemas is leave no trace, the miraculous new film from the director who made winters bone. a tale of a father and daughter living off the grid in the forests of the pacific northwest. this pitch perfect dr

thunderstorms over 29 palms, palm springs, victorville. this would likely all continue to propagate over those areas within the next one to two hours. as we get a wider look, you'll notice the most numerous lightning strikes right there across the central and southern sierra, in the past half hour 34 of them. 11:00 tomorrow morning, the moisture, the clouds still off to the south. you can see it right there. as we advance this through tomorrow afternoon and evening, we'll start to see the clouds increase and some noticeable humidity. y i'll show you where we could get the highest rainfall in california from this monsoonal moisture. >>> a brave neighbor sprang into action to help mother and daughter escape the flames inside their home when a fire jumped from a house next door to theirs. the fire broke out in coyote creek in san jose. >> reporter: there was a lot of smoke in this area. fire broke out earlier today in each of the two garages, but then things got much worse when a gas line in between the houses caught fire as well. fire ripped

earlier today. 1115 in palm springs, 102 in fresno and the heat will continue tomorrow. and a wide swath in california but nevada as well. excessive heat wantings and head flag warnings and tomorrow afternoon, the heat will continue once again. and the future track temperatures, 11:00 sunday. you can see the heat to our south, 90s and passing the century mark. 95 in l.a., and we will take a look at how hot we get in a minute. >> all right, we will see you then. thanks. >>> two woman shot and killed in antioch is a mother and her adult daughter. here are details from a witness. >> reporter: what was first thought to be fourth of july fireworks turned tout be deadly gun fire. >> it's hard a the night to sleep. it's like still in the back of your head. knowing that someone got killed two hours away from you. >> reporter: around 4:30 in the morning, someone shot and killed belinda scott and her 25-year-old daughter. >> they were very nice people. >> reporter: a cold leer posted on facebook she worked closely with the youth clinic in the bay view. a celebration of life is pla

a dust storm for phoenix, showers and storms towards palm strings and rain -- palm springs, and more rain expected. is this ridge goes east it will be drawn to the bay area and we get cloudier coming up on thursday. >>> future cast spells this out with low clouds and fog burning back to the coastline in the afternoon. watch thursday, not just low clouds, but high cloud cover begins to stream then and only partly sunny skies by thursday afternoon. cloudier and stickier thursday and friday. then we get the sunshine back and we will warm up, most of the warming will be inland, just like tomorrow. 69 in san francisco, 64 in pacifica. 92 in livermore. fairfield 91, napa 84, san jose 86. hardcover thursday and friday, not as warm, just a bit cooler. hot again over the weekend. 60s at the beach, 70s near the bay. you are not hot, the heat is inland with temperatures in the mid-to upper 90s. that is your forecast, we will be right back. >>> hi! are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ] [ gasps ] [ birds chirping] ♪ no matter what you are they're a perfect match. the new ipad and xf

one point six trillion tons of planets warming combin dioxide aloft in the world's palm a frost if it was a fool it would have the same effect as been only forest on the planet two times over. because the scope of musical lives would mean when you see clear for at least ten years the temperature has not fallen below zero on summer nights it doesn't freeze any more he'd prefer in the past it was impossible to grow potatoes here they couldn't survive the night frost much more effort for years nothing is frozen at night now even barley grows here will nationalism models. said gay is on a mission to restore the region's long lost ecosystem he's waging war on the tundra and taiga the two predominant ecosystems of siberia. less than ideal is full kill i mean we're five hundred metres away from my park and we've stopped here because i want to show you what it looked like before we began our experiment. with long soft it's a very hostile territory inaccessible. just for a swamp area with dense thickets of scrub and roots she knew paul was and now we're going to the park and you'll see the dif

we are getting ready for very hot conditions certainly done in phoenix and possibly palm springs.y look to central california. be around 1:15 am to 1:17 am. there goes the activity, it is flying out but it will pick up again today hopefully. if you're traveling here, you're keeping an eye on the sky. tropical moisture testing onshore for now. warmer temperatures inland certainly around the bay. tuesday and wednesday we are not expecting records, but will start to ease up a bit of a northern view. >>> ahead, a possible source of revenue from everything from the police to the park. we will tell you what one east bay city mayor has asked voters to approve. >>> half proposal that will help pay to maintain the city's 911 response times. it will also retain and recruit more experienced police from a .75% to nine point to 5%. that is expected to raise $3.2 million a year. >>> for the next few days, the visitors can still return of our. will get to see and smell it's distraction. we are in full bloom after weeks of anticipation. last night there's a line of people waiting to get inside. s

i went to the palm beach to palm beach gardens mall a park. and watch the women from stores i went to one of the dressing rooms so i think it was like dillard's or macy's. i took a different way out of the mall to try to lose a park there waiting for me to start the drive north with more. americans very tough i couldn't fly out of my path will walk. that the only way to get past t.s.a. was to get in the canada without being in the know what channel. i called around to. different places that rent airplanes and i found a guy with a cessna one seventy two who was willing to fly me around i told him i was writing a book on plate tectonics and that i just had to fly over canadian territory to photograph scene g.p.s. coordinates for the book and then we would win the united states again doesn't require any clearance from the t.s.a. and the soonest i got over certain g.p.s. coordinates which i knew that there was a smaller strip i would fix a medical emergency the heart attack we landed i jumped out of the airplane i grabbed on bad and threw the dice

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