we had the letter from frank hamer saying that he had taken this gun from bonnie parker.ood case to not be destroyed because of its historical significance. >> the fate of earl davis' strange inheritance... [ gunshots ] ...hangs in the balance. that's next. ♪ [brother] any last words? [boy] karma, danny... ...karma! [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you, now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. >> now back to "strange inheritance." >> guns, guns, guns. >> may 2013 -- texas businessman earl davis is working with auction company exec bobby livingston to sell off part of his strange inheritance -- >> one of the few that you can directly attribute to bonnie parker. >> two guns found on the bodies of bonnie and clyde. almost immediately, the plan hits a snag. >> we realized

parker for the last word. by the way in the back -- hey doctor, parker how are you doing? >> last week, and we have somebody -- [laughter] but i would love for you to expand it and the other opinion on the seas. you talked about abortion being laid to actual abortion linked to maternal or policy. so if you wouldn't mind i would love for you to make another comment and see -- what they might say. >> l sure. so -- as somewhat trained in women's health and four years i've delivered babies to women who went to reproductive life goal. i also did research looking at their current death in context of pregnancy to mortality. would acknowledge the loss of the life of a -- a woman during pregnancy represents the loss of a mother to children many women already have children. loss of a partner and then when we end up -- they're kind of way that we always look at productivity we look at the los of someone contribution to the general with being. but the reality that maternal rising in the country, i know cause and effect is difficult to prove thankfully maternal mortality is a rare outc

parker. so holding a ph.d. in political science and with the advocacy as a staff member in congress and has worked for several groups and currently a senior fellow for american progress. with those topics of reproductive health. so please join me to welcome her -- welcome our author. [applause] >> i love the fact this room is packed. and then delving deep into issues it is critically important with the environment we find ourselves. so we will get right into the discussion. and the abortion provider x1 of the few to provide services and alabama and mississippi. and constantly by those extremist within the moral authority of god. with his new book he counters the narrative. and then to become a provider in a way next president from choice america. and with those human rights and we the reforms and representation of reproductive freedoms. but one to be of fundamental human rights and have those doctors who are:pastors a united church of christ over 32 years they fled the ministry and the liberation of all god's p

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a practice that parker says has hurt american and other u.s. carriers >> the reality is, those three carriers are subsidized by their governments, and they're competing against american airlines, and other u.s. carriers, in an unfair way and it shouldn't be allowed. >> while american pushes back against qatar, its core business remains strong, with a healthy economy driving demand, and international travel not slowing down. even as costs rise due in part to new labor contracts, doug parker believes american is poised to fly even higher as it heads into the remainder of this year. phil lebeau, "nightly business report," fort worth, >>> merck tops expectations, and that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the pharmaceutical company said cost cuts and strong demand for its top selling cancer drug led to higher than expected earnings. merck also said the intern cyber attack back in june which disrupted its manufacturing operations would, indeed, cut into profits for the remainder of this year. the company did, however, raise its sales outlook.

as ashley parker was just explaining there. the headlines says trump's lawyers are looking for ways to undercut the mueller probe. there's no way to undercut it in terms of the way these things work procedurally. if you're coming up with reasons to discredit it, those are reasons you're coming up with to explain after the fact why you have fired him, why you have put somebody in place who can fire him. and the president asking about his power to pardon himself, his family and others. sometimes you get so far away from historical precedent of these things is that the opposite of that one has happened. i'll explain when we come back what that means. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. deliit's perfection.ruit. serio

mary-louise parker inherits the best of both worlds for an actre actress. these dominated stages -- she's dominated stages in new york london and now los angeles. from "proof" to her current role in "heisenberg." she's also known for a powerful on-screen characters, whether it was "weeds," "the west wing," or "angels in america." she joins us to discuss the play "heisenberg" now in l.a., her career as well as the upcoming stephen king drama "mr. mercedes." we're glad you've joined us. a conversation with mlp, mary-louise parker, in just a moment. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >>> please welcome mary-louise parker to this program. we were chatting already. for the past two years you've been playing georgie in the broadway play "heisenberg." the work by simon stevens. currently running at the mark taper here in los angeles. if you cannot make it to l.a. to see her in the theater production, you can watch her next month in the new stephen king series, "mr. mercedes," on the audience network. i am honored to h

the coauthor of the article, ashley parker, has agreed to stay even later with us tonight.ack with us. ashley, thank you. as i ask you this next question, since you are all over social media, i want to show you something that tonight is also all over social media. psychiatrists call this mirroring. when someone mirrors an important person they have to deal with. whether conscious or unconscious. "the daily show with trevor noah" has put together this mashup of the symmetry in hand gestures between the boss, donald trump, and anthony scaramucci, his communications director. and it's stunning to watch. it's just fantastic. having said all that, your piece drops while washington is watching this per significant rumor that scaramucci, how to put this politely, may be a trojan horse to be the next chief of staff and may be the priebus replacement in the parking space of head of the com shop. do you address that? >> that's certainly what some allies of scaramucci have been floating. to be clear, if that does end up being the case, and i think we are very far from knowing this. he

thanks to children's hospital at dartmouth, parker and sadie are alive today. they are smart, they are get beautiful they are the delight of their families. they have been able to get healthcare they need through chad and through boston children's because they're able to get covered for the healthcare under medicaid. what our colleagues healthcare legislation would do is to dramatically cut the medicaid funding that parker and sadie and 70 children and old people, and disabled in this country depend on in order to stay to alive. that is a mean-spirited bill. that is not the answer to this series healthcare challenges we have.stead of it is not what we should be doing to fix what needs to be fixed in the affordable care act.n what we need to do is work together and i am disappointed that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle continue tof work behind closed doors instead of having an open process. if this legislation is such a great piece of legislation, then let's go through regular order. let's have a hearing and let the people of this country way in. th

parker. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helping first responders connect with medical teams in near real time... stay with me, mr. parker. ...saving time when it matters most. stay with me, mrs. parker. that's the power of and. >>> newly sworn in chief of staff john kelly and embattled attorney general jeff sessions. joining me now is hakim jeffries of new york, of the great burrough of brooklyn, i say, where i reside. let's talk about the move john kelly just sworn in moments ago. you'll see it play here in a moment. general kelly as chief of staff, good thing for america? >> hopefully. the first 6 1/2 plus months of the trump administration has been characterized as chaos, crisis and confusion. sort of like circus atmosphere that has not put forth, you know, any policy proposals in a meaningful way. >> put fourth proposals. you think it's a good thing for america? all of us want to see gov

parker has a peanut allergy. at first, his mom and dad thought he might have eaten something but they quickly ruled that out.what the nguyen's didn't know was that the area had been closed to swimming 10 days earlier because of a blue green algae bloom.the warning was downgraded in mid july.. officials from the state dept of water resources say signs are up at the park entrance and on the lifeguard tower cautioning people about toxic algae in the lake.the nguyen's claim they never saw any signs about the algae.alexander napolin/family attorney"they would not have been in that water..they want the public to know so that other parents and children aren't affected..this could have been fatal." (vicki) parker's parents gave him benadryl before he was rushed to an emergency room which they think saved him. a uc irvine expert on blue green algae says that a person swimming in it could get a skin irritation... that would be the most common reaction if there was a problem. while the state says signs are up..the nguyen's

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officer donald parker. how do you build trust in a neighborhood? donald parker: building now is us filtering in the community, saying 'hi' to mrs. jones. and saying 'hey, we're here, we're touchable, we're reachable.' let them know noto be afraid of us. soledad: the composition of the force has also changed. in 1967 it was just 5% african american. today it is about 65% african american, including the chief, james craig. james craig: well, what happened 50 years ago, i can't say would never happen in detroit, because there's still issues. while we have an above average relationship with the community, there's the issue of opportunities and while the city has made a major turnaround, there's still this belief that while the turnaround is happening in certain parts of the city, it's not in soledad: a sign of the work remaining to be done, the poverty rate for african americans was 40% in 2014--twice what it was in 1970. the city struggles with segregation, inadequate housing, school test scores and and graduation rates are the lowest in the nation. m

the coauthor of the article, ashley parker has agreed to stay even later with us tonight.'s back with us. ashley, thank you. as i ask you this next question, since you are all over social media, i want to show you something tonight that is also all be the next chief of staff and may be the priebus >> that's certainly what some allies of scaramucci have been floating. to be clear, if that does end up being the case, and i think we're far from knowing this, he's four days into his job, is the communications director, it would add insult to injury to reince priebus who fought this appointment vigorously and basically lost. and it was a clear sign the president was choosing someone else over his wishes, and notably, in this case anthony scaramucci as he made very clear several times reports directly to president trump. so it's a tough situation for reince to be in. >> do you have evidence that these staff reviews he's conducting -- and again, west wing employees in the name of the president have the right to have a loyal staff of nonleakers, though it will tough to be in the a

kim: we're from parker, kansas. steve: parker, kansas. kim: yes! ha ha ha! [laughter] the country.ve: it got to be. [laughter] never heard of it. is--what-- what city is it close to? kim: it's close to olathe, kansas. steve: ha ha ha! [laughter] where? [laughter] boy, you know how far you're in the country when your closest city is another place ain't nobody-- [laughter] "it's close to olathe, kansas"? ain't nobody heard of olathe, kansas. let me ask you all something. how big is parker? kim: about a hundred people. ha ha ha! yes. steve: you got l

this is from fairfax police spokeswoman julie parker. all right. what you are looking at is officers practicing a pit maneuver to take out a car in a chase. parker says as fault was 120 threes in today's training. now to this story. an may iing story from kansas city. news helicopter found this car abandoned a roadway. minutes earlier the person in it carjacked at gas station with a 3-year-old in the backseat sleeping. cameras were rolling as the officers arrived and the little boy jumped out and went to the officer. not hurt. sh blown off the foundation. what she found next. and the teen won't give up on his dreams and wh michelle: take a look at this. caught on video in china. cars going down a road and without warning. buried underneath a mudslide. in all, eight vehicles were buried under the mountain of mud. here it is again. it happened so quickly. rescuers were able to free everyone trapped. wow! authorities in sweden are trying to determine what caused this bridge to collapse today. the bridge was under construction when it fell along with t

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kelly o'donnell, ashley parker, thank you for reporting. >>> coming up, donald trump jr.'s quote love affair with moscow amid growing fallout, new reporting about his own ties to russia. ties that began long before his father's presidential run. >>> plus, president trump's nominee to be the next fbi director in the hot seat today. senators grilling him on everything from the firing of james comey to the russia investigation and the efforts of special counsel, robert mueller. >> i would consider an effort to tamper with director mueller's investigation to be unacceptable and inappropriate and would need to be dealt with very sternly and appropriately indeed. when it's time to move to underwear toddlers see things a bit differently thanks to pampers easy ups while they see their first underwear you see an easy way to potty train pampers easy ups our first and only training underwear with an all-around stretchy waistband and pampers' superior protection so you'll see fewer leaks and they'll see their first underwear pampers easy ups, the easiest way to underwear. pampers i ju

our phil lebeau is live in dallas now with the ceo of american airlines, doug parker phil >> thank youvery much, scott. doug, thanks for joining us here >> absolutely. thanks for being here. >> on "halftime report." let's start off with q2 numbers. you beat the street on the top of the bottom line, $1.82 compared to $1.87. what stood out to you in the second quarter >> we had unit revenue growth of almost 6%. it's evidence to us that the investments we're making in our product and our people are working. and the customers are showing up, 6% revenue growth was, i think, the highlight >> what i think is interesting is basic fares when you guys introduce these, a lot of people said, here you go. you're undercutting yourself, you're going to be hurting your margins in the end but you're noticing that about half of the people who buy one of these basic fairs have decided, i'm going to upgrade to the main cabin seating where there are more options for me. did that surprise you that you were getting so much traction there? >> not so much about what we expected indeed, that product is there fo

parker center has a glass entrance and people were throwing rocks at the doors. the police commissioners and they were searching for gates. the gates were unreachable because they were at a fund-raiser. >> i was standing in front of parker center trying to protect the building and my wife said are you watching television. they're beating a guy up in the middle of florence and normandy. >> terrible pictures. >> in our living rooms we saw reginald denny smashed with a big cement block. >> there's no police presence. >> it sent a message that this is a free for all. there's no police. there's nobody that will stop you. people poured into the streets and the violence spread from that. >> no justice. no peace. >> where's lapd? what's going on here? once you don't control something like that early on. it explodes and continues to explode and that's what happened here. ♪ >> martin luther king junior said that riots are the language of the unheard. in the song, they're saying this is how america going to hear you. we're going to take this thing over. we're going to put o

stephen parker still with us.t&t offer, the huge subscription and at&t is the lowest rung of investment grade credit, not the juiciest. shows demand for the deal how must cash is still out there, how much people are still looking for yield, how much money is left to be put to work. that will continue, even as clients get reinvested, there is still a lot of cash. the good news is that we are seeing companies using these debt deals to take over rather than buying back shares. jonathan: as our colleague in thisut, a 41 year offering. for a technology company, media company, for many companies that come to market offering these deals with long durations, how on earth do you know what that sector looks like in 41 years? i am glad i am an equity investor and not a fixed income investor. thesek people have long-term liabilities and looking to offset them however they can with long-term income. there is a lack of bonds on the market because of global central banks and people are looking anywhere they can get it did jonath

. - [katie] in fact, legislator parker was already planning to propose a countywide ban on the bags. so she invited katie to participate in the press conference announcing the proposal. - i met with legislator parker about a month ago, and learned about her goal. i'm very happy to adjust my project into helping her get this law passed, so that all of westchester county is plastic bag-free. - [katie] katie says speaking at the press conference was valuable experience. - it's really good practice to speak in front of people because later on i'll have to speak in front of the eastchester board to try to persuade them into this cause as well. - [katie] while katie is still working on her project, lily, anaie, and caoilinn have completed theirs. they were honored at a silver awards ceremony with almost 300 other girl scouts. - [announcer] troop 2981. special identification for special needs. (audience claps and cheers) - i feel like, um, really, successful, like i've succeeded. (audience claps and cheers) - accomplished, because we did so much work and we finally got the award. - i actual

janet parker.a9 we have to make things going for us a little bit of cloud coverage and a nice breeze. >> it is not crazy uncomfortable but remember tomorrow is the really hot day. let's start with the three degree guarantee. i think we're going to do all right we went for a high of 95. just so you know we are going for 98 tomorrow. we will let you know how we did tonight at 11:00. a live look outside things are not looking bad although it is 94. the heat index is 100. that is the heat index that is what you want to concentrate on for the next couple of days. this is the number to pay attention to. the dewpoint is 70 which is uncomfortable. in the 70s near 80 downtown. yes downtown may not drop below 80 because the heat island effect. morning temperatures 72 to 88. the heat index over 105 tomorrow good enough for the yellow weather alert. strong to severe storms on friday also good enough for a yellow weather alert. stay hydrated eat light meals take time and get inside the air-conditioning and keep

years ago to of course not only reading the books but also think they turned it into the movie john parker to star trek and some of the other science-fiction but i love history and i know back in high school and college to me it was important because you look at it the wheel has been reinvented and it's a matter of rearranging things so you look at the discovery of things it's a lot of rearranging if you look at history there's a lot of ideas you come up now and create a new niche and come up with a new idea and therefore you sparked a new innovation and creativity whatever the area might be. >> what are some of the tools you are using so you can add reading into the schedule that iwhatis the sum of the innovatiu are using? >> i love the ipad. there are different apps and so i always look at what's out there and one will give you summaries of books and you can either take the option of reading or do it by audio and then if you are interested in looking at the whole book but it will give you a snapshot and at the end it will give you the message what is the take away from this book and they

politics calmed down i have a head wind, that's the strength of the euro that gentleman there, bob parker, he reckons it will get to1.20 will that make some of these exporters underperform or not? >> if you look at most recent exchange traded product flows, i think you get a bit of a pulse of the market and how investors are trying to answer the question that you're posing, which is very well founded what i would say is that couple of points. one, we're coming from a situation where in 2016 europe has been severely sold so if you look at exchange traded product flowsas an element, we've seen 34 billion going out of the markets 28 have come back this year. i think you can totally see that we are moving into a different phase of this growth and money situations so coming from an end of h2 -- sorry, h1, where we came from a situation where european equities were severely underearned, and we had the political risk you had the big wall of money coming back to a situation where the momentum will continue we remain positive on european equities european markets, japan remain our overweight for t

of the firm rucker and parker. indira and james pendle. so ashley take on this idea. how did we come back to this repeal first, replace later? there is a lot of folks that say parliamentary rules in the senate would never allow a vote like that. say nothing of trying to explain in the american -- to the american people what you're doing. >> well, the irony is this was an idea after the repeal first and replace. it was the president who said the clip you just splayed played we're do going simultaneously americans will never be without health coverage. for him to turn around and sort of go back on that it gets this underlying truth which is that it is very hard as many complaints as there are about obamacare it is hard to take something away from people that they already have. and many of them when push comes to shove already like even if they don't like the president who gave it to them. you know part of what trump is doing it seems -- two things. first of all this comes down to what he always wants at the end of th

it's a trans-mail going through the process of becoming a man called scott parker.eresting interview with the male—female transition who is claimed to be the first man to give birth in the uk. what they're saying is that this person, scott parker, has eaten him by six weeks. essentially, it's a newspaper war. —— has beaten him. the mail is declaring that they have the first dad. the sun has probably paid a lot of amount of money to their man, hayden cross, who they report is the first man to have given birth. it's an old—fashioned tabloid wars. first man to have given birth. it's an old-fashioned tabloid wars. it's one of those interesting stories of the moment because it's so hard to know what the correct vocabulary is. scott and hayden are both men, but they are in the bodies of women, making the transition. they stopped and will continue it now. although they are saying they're the first man to give birth, they are still having female bodies. so it's not quite what it seems. we are grateful to you for your review of the papers. thank you very much to shyama and v

." >> parker turk was their mortgage broker. >> and it was during that process that we started to explain how he could downsize using a reverse mortgage to purchase the next home. >> and that's when they came back to you, about a year and a half later? >> they sold their big, nice house, were able to, you know, recognize a really nice gain. >> i immediately called parker, and we initiated the sale of this home the same way. >> through the hecm for purchase program, they bought the new house with a reverse mortgage, keeping the leftover cash for their day-to-day expenses. >> if the market tanks, you're gonna lose the equity in your house. but even if you own your house and the market tanks, it's exactly the same thing. what you're doing is receiving your equity up front, which is, i think, a smart move, if you have a plan. >> so what are the rules? well, the youngest title holder must be 62 years or older. >> at that age, you'll be able to borrow approximately 50 to 52 percent of the value of your home. as your age goes up, your ability to borrow increases. someone who, for example, is in

from the "post," ashley parker of the writing partnership rooker and parker, and from the organization that gives us on a daily basis the first draft of history, the "associated press," our friend vivian salama. thank you all. coming up, just what kind of legal problems, if any, does this news pose for donald trump jr., jared kushner, and perhaps others? our panel of attorneys weighs in on that next. for years, centurylink has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than centurylink. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to the 11th hour". in this time of lawyering up in washington as lawyers looked over these e-mails shared by donald trump jr. today, we heard some call it collusion. some used tougher language. others said today not so fast. let's pump the brakes on this. we have three lawyers on an of co

. >> kait parker filling in. >> it's been such an active weather pattern.hat we've seen a tremendous amount of damage, like in d.c., powerlines down, causing power outages to thousands. wisconsin, roads washed out. a state of emergency was declared. this morning, severe summer storms. striking across the country after more than 330 severe weather reports this weekend. >> holy cow. >> reporter: days of rain giving way to flooding in the midwest. rivers continuing to rise. roads washing away. this bridge in iowa, gone. and in illinois, more hail. torrential rain and powerful winds uprooting this massive tree. one woman's backyard creek growing into a raging river in just a few hours. and those heavy rains, knocking out the power for nearly 100,000 homes in missouri and kansas. and surprising one traveler visiting from across the pond. >> don't ever come to kansas/missouri. this is it. this is what you come to. >> reporter: and residents down south. >> oh, my goodness. dude, what is this? >> reporter: also bewildered by the precipitation. >> wow, babe. this is

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wouldn't do. >> gray area there and that is where you operate. >> reporter: tony starks/iron man is parker's peter returns home where he lives with aunt may played by marisa tomei, michael keaton emerges as the new villain, the vulture. >> forget the flying monster guy there are people that hand this will sort of thing. >> but you are a kid. >> they play high school kid with an emphasis on diversity. >> i think it was, really refreshing, amazing, that this movie, was like the world, at the same time you go to the school in queens and this is what it looks like. >> listen, i know school sucks >> yes. >> still with us. >> yeah, yeah. >> i know you want to save the world but... you are not ready just yet. >> you are the spider man. >> no, i'm not. >> it is just a costume. >> jacob plays, nick, parker's best friend and thinks jake's motion picture debut. >> yeah. >> congratulations how has your world changed from the moment you got this park to sitting here right now. >> i will say, like, i mean it is a nice spot to be in and you know, it has been like the last year of my life has been just this

from the "post," ashley parker of the writing partnership rooker and parker, and from the organization that gives us on a daily basis the first draft of history, the "associated press," our friend vivian salama. thank you all. coming up, just what kind of legal problems, if any, does this news pose for donald trump jr. jared kushner, and perhaps others? our panel of attorneys weighs in on that next. the future isn't silver suits and houses on mars, it's right now. think about it. we can push buttons and make cars appear out of thin air. find love anywhere. he's cute. and buy things from, well, everywhere. how? because our phones have evolved. so isn't it time our networks did too? introducing america's largest, most reliable 4g lte combined with the most wifi hotspots. it's a new kind of network. xfinity mobile. >>> welcome back to the 11th hour". in this time of lawyering up in washington as lawyers looked over these e-mails shared by donald trump jr. today, we heard some call it collusion. some used tougher language. others said today not so fast. let's pump the brakes on this. we ha

ashley parker jeremy bash, eli stokeles vivian salama. vivian, you wrote and it seems like a year ago. but i think it was 48 hours about the disconnect between the president and his national security shop. his embrace of russia has them a little troubled. think about what it's like over at doj and then some. what a payroll and what that hr -- not mcmaster but h.r. be like in the white house. >> it's definitely been a little bit frustrating for everybody. in my story i talk about the mixed messaging that a lot of national security and foreign policy advisers are seeing. but also a lot of foreign officials coming and trying to deal with the white house and carry out business as usual when they really don't know what the the policy is, who is calling the shots and where they're going to go. especially when it comes to russia. more than anything else you have the president touting one thing whether on twitter or just his interactions with russian president president vladimir putin. we found about this conversation over dinner. now 48 hours ag

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