parker: isn't that a problemprof. parker:? >> yeah. >> if you think about it, algorithms they have for you will see other people's posts that align with yours, opinions. you will see that she will not see opposing -- you will not see opposing view is great are only speaking to your friends who are like you, so it is not giving your opinion to the other side which might be harder. prof. parker: that is interesting. the way it reinforces a particular community. >> right. prof. parker: someone to do a whole project about like -- >> [indiscernible] prof. parker: one day historians will get this. is toot be -- 2018 close. >> [indiscernible] incident that is continuing to happen and has been for the last two months. i think it took both social media app like actual group meeting -- groups meeting to elevate that. there were like screenshots of a person, chain mail type thing. in my classes i heard people talking about we want to walk, do this. all of a sudden -- it seems like all of a sudden, but there was actual real -- i don't wan

parker: it is difficult. -- prof. parker: it is difficult. this is what happens with suburbanization. most of you go to the malls in suburbs, not downtown. boston is like chicago. those are spaces that still have their downtown shopping centers. for the most part people shop in the suburbs. once they push them out to the suburbs, would businesses did was they re-articulated the fact that our primary customer are white middle-class women. as a result by moving out to the suburbs, often time buses and trains don't have access. they were able to re-consolidate discrimination. they can have a large can -- the large contingency of afton americans that may have been able to break through and downtown stores are now unable to get to work. they can have an all white workforce again and focus on why customers again. i suspect it might play out similarly with downtown shopping centers. but knowing how mass transit works at least in cities such as boston and chicago, i think it makes it difficult to physically exclude people. and how racial interests we

parker: the d.c.protest they gave them instead of space at the lunch counter, they gave a small table they were supposed to be able to congregate and eat their food at. what they are asking for is equal access and better treatment. what they are asking for is to be treated as first-class citizens, not as second-class. i always love this quote. so let me -- she gives this talk called bigger than a hamburger. the first part of her speech, she said the student leadership conference made it clear that current sit-ins and other demonstrations are concerned with something much bigger than a hamburger or even a giant sized coke. what ever may be the difference in approach to their goal, the negro and white american students, north and south, are seeking to rid america of the scourge of racial segregation and discrimination, not only at lunch counters but in every aspect of life. there is all-time times, we times,ver it, -- often we gloss over it, a misconception that it was simply about wanting to eat in the

parker? >> i think a big challenge not just for women candidates, for -- you know, as a house person i think our big challenge is going to be breaking new the clutter of, i mean, between the presidential and, you know, higher ticket races. i think it's going to be tough to break through and get oxygen. i will say just anecdotally, obviously, not a great cycle in terms of, in terms of win/loss record. but it feels like some women have awakened, are awakened by that looking at kind of the results and saying i'm a republican, i want to step up. i mean, we've already sent a bunch of women candidates over to elise to meet with, and those are people who are coming to us. so it may be just darkest before the dawn. [laughter] ashley? >> sure. mine is similar to parker's in the sense of the 2020 cycle. i think it's obvious that that will dominate the news cycle, and that's my focus, obviously. i think the challenge for republican women, democrat women, democrat men and women, you know, across the boar

that is struggling to make ends meet during this shutdown. kaitlynn wall's husband, parker , works in law enforcement for the coast guard. his job is considered essential so when the government shutdown last month, he had to stay on duty. . . without being paid. kaitie says they have now had to take a hard look at their financies.sotthe unknown is difficult. we are trying to budget. figure out how to spend our money.she says the shutdown is also taking an emotional toll.sotit's stressfull. his job is already stressfull enough so. so wondering how he's doing, if he's safe. and the added stress of financial burdens just makes the situation worse. at this point, they don't know when parker will get his next paycheck or if he will recieve back pay for working during the shutdown.wall says there are many people in their tight knit community who are in the same situation.sotwe all live around the same area. on the same street actually and we are watching to see where we can help if we can.kaitlynn also says it has been frustrating watching the back in forth in washington as the shutdown dra

parker came to perform a key role in the civil war. he served as grants aid de camp and one of his closest confidant. he saved grant from capture and perhaps death. he played a vital role in the final days of the war. by his hand, the terms of surrender were written. examples, parker, like most native people, have been almost entirely excised from our understanding of the civil war. if native contributions are remembered at all, they appear quietly and on the margins. as my friends here illustrated, they shouldn't be. vicksburg on, -- after the war, he stayed on as part of grants inner circle. once elected president, he appointed him commissioner of indian affairs, the first native american commissioner and held the position for two years. he went on to a varied and interesting career up until his interesting death -- up until in 1865. today, i would like to think about parker as an entry point into a discussion about connections between the civil war and the later 19th century. i am thinking about and building on conversations surroun

. ♪ >>> parker has the perfect pal.special relationship. >> the sweet story behind this super adorable sandwich gadgets, go to rightthisminute.com and click on tv show or check it out using our mobile app. >>> when your disciplinary tactics no longer work, try this. >> you know what your punishment is? >> i have to take your nose. >> un-huh. >> yes. >> yes, you haven't been listening. you haven't been paying attention. your nose has got to go. >> no. >> close your eyes. >> i love you. >> awe. >> you got to try everything. right. >> nope, there's no talking you out of this. >> three. >> ow! >> three, two -- >> he freaks out. starts crying. she's like all right. take this. >> i want it. >> you want what? my nose >>> let's talk about parker and millie. they have a special relationship. >> which one's which? >> millie is the husky. she is seven years old. she's part of the duo. this video is strictly millie cozying up to parker. >>> babies have so many. >> oh. you want to cuddle? little guy, you're cute. >> she's so gentle,

i think authenticity is key. >> parker? >> i think some of the -- what we are going to tell our candidates, male and female, is, yes, local. we're going to have a contrast between some of the new democrats that have joined the house whose policies are really extreme. yes, we have our divisive figures in our party. but we now also have something to push back with as well. >> great point. >> i wanted to just jump up here. i have a question. i wanted to ask, liezle was the executive director when i ran. she has seen a lot of successful women candidates get through primaries and general election in all types of districts. i wanted to ask you, you have seen hundreds of candidates. you have seen candidates that have run and won in primaries and general elections. why is it so important to support women candidates? what strength do they bring to the table as candidates? i know that's a broad question. each candidate is individual. i'm curious about just what your reflection is. you have multiple cycles to reflect on. >> i think th

during this shutdown. kaitlynn wall's husband, parker , kaitlynn wall's husband, parker , works in law enforcement for the coast guard. his job is considered essential so when the government shutdown last month, he had to stay on duty. . . without being paid. kaitie says they have now had to take a hard look at their financies.sotthe unknown is difficult. we are trying to budget. figure out how to spend our money.she says the shutdown is also taking an emotional toll.sotit's stressfull. his job is already stressfull enough so. so wondering how he's doing, if he's safe. and the added stress of financial burdens just makes the situation worse. at this point, they don't know when parker will get his next paycheck or if he will recieve back pay for working during the shutdown.wall says there are many people in their tight knit community who are in the same situation.sotwe all live around the same area. on the same street actually and we are watching to see where we can help if we can.kaitlynn also says it has been frustrating watching the back in forth in washington as the shutdown drags o

up parker, our guest -- bob parker, our guest host stays with us.y the leading maker mobile phone chips is staying bullish. apples pain as it loss in tworst years. we talked tech. nejra: when you're traveling to work, tune in to bloomberg live on your device or dab digital radio in the london area. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. manus cranny in our dubai studio. the dollar is rising for the first time in four days, we are waiting for the news conference from donald trump. goldman sachs and nomura are the clack -- claque. a shakespearean theater i would have been. you see the context of these talks, a little pressure on the aussie. but as you say a lot of it is to do with general dollar strength. let's check in on what is trending on tictoc. kim jong-un visits china ahead of possible -- a possible trump summit. $1 trillion worth of assets are fleeing london because of brexit. an interesting read. nejra: the most read stories, and third place, softbank's planning a smaller $2 billion investment in we work. withdraws fr

. >> we're still holding out that s sarah jessica parker and kim catrall can patch up their feud. >> we have never been friends. we've been colleague. >> that's not the way i recall our experience. >> despite reports catrall's outrageous demands is why a third movie isn't happening, kim said she didn't want the project. kim gotten more heated when kim's brother died when sjp sent condolences. >> you just want to let someone know you're thinking about them.

they want to parker's point they want to get things done. i think when you're talking about messaging and rhetorical aspects of getting things done, having civil discourse is incredibly important. we are not just wallflowers here. we can have dialogue with one another. i think women have to dupe particularly well. not a knock on male members. i think we have hundreds of male members. we need hundred articulate female members. i think by and large women have the ability to come into an interview, stakeout, speak on any given issue with authority but with reason. and with the ability to clearly, articulately state what we believe and what we are trying to get done. i think that message is just welcome once people are home if you just focus group your family your mom talk to your sister at home i may not be in politics? there's so much back and forth and yelling by and large discourse is needed right now. >> my final question i want to thank her for moderating she is one of the experts one of the top opportunists in the country. what are the be

who is struggling to make ends meet during this shutdown. kaitlynn wall's husband, parker , works inaw enforcement for the coast guard. his job is considered essential so when the government shutdown last month, he had to stay on duty. . . without being paid. kaitie says they have now had to take a hard look at their financies.sotthe unknown is difficult. we are trying to budget. figure out how to spend our money.she says the shutdown is also taking an emotional toll.sotit's stressfull. his job is already stressfull enough so. so wondering how he's doing, if he's safe. and the added stress of financial burdens just makes the situation worse. at this point, they don't know when parker will get his next paycheck or if he will recieve back pay for working during the shutdown.wall says there are many people in their tight knit community who are in the same situation.sotwe all live around the same area. on the same street actually and we are watching to see where we can help if we can.kaitlynn also says it has been frustrating watching the back in forth in washington as the shutdown drags

works for the news news people he's been on the trail of kevin the fourth parker a cursed friend of the film a lot variance president ellen johnson says. in the panama papers were recalled showing that. a pharmacist by trade was appointed director of a shell company called creative preaching front patients limited through this camp in the dry parking lot beat the johnson city government on behalf of a foreign mining business to land a lucrative and controversial deal for them despite a clear paper trail linking dr parker to grade to prefund they should limit birds she and johnson sitting for the night any knowledge of the company which should any editors interest but not necessarily bear it. in with a few hours to go to the politician of the story. not one team. thanks for mission former editor and historian who'll be publishing the news newspaper. my editor. asked not. as plain to me why he can of publish this story but from my reading. is because of the people watching certain distort. the news by many newspapers in which the africa is owned by a politician in this case wilson cato pa

[applause] parker polling, who we are excited to have serving as the executive director of the nrcc. [applause] i also have to note parker is from saratoga county, which they represent in my district, so excited to have her today. kim savage, our brave opportunist joining us on the panel who's worked for some amazing winning republican candidates that we have heard from earlier today. and ashley strong who is the former national spokeswoman and senior advisor to speaker paul ryan. give her a warm welcome. [applause] >> i just want to see ashley took the day off from skiing in montana to come back here so we are excited to have her. i will turn over to you to kick off. >> thank you, elise, and for the opportunity. this is terrific. we are obviously so excited that you are taking this big challenge on, and just write here this is a big success. so great way to kick it off. congratulations. this is a killer panel so i am very excited to moderate. first off, i think just big picture thinking, what each of you think is the biggest challenge facing republican women who are thinking about r

parker was a traveling salesman and became a housewife after the birth of her son. but when richard was just sixteen years old his father died of a heart attack his parents and their hopes and dreams are the focus of ford's latest book. you write that your father was a man who liked to be happy yes the life goal you share. there's certainly i mean who wouldn't want to be happy i mean i don't know anybody even the unhappiest people in the world who would rather be happy with a line of philip larkin being was a poet he said about himself he said of all the unhappy people in the world i am the happiest. i wouldn't say that about myself because i'm not one of the unhappy people in the world but if he thought he was and he thought that that's what his basic human nature was was an unhappy man he was still the happiest day of the happy. for your father who died in nine hundred sixty when you were sixteen his american dream was to live in the suburbs and and have a car it would seem so and but you already said what was your maybe what was not your american dream what was y

alix: mario parker joining us. thank you so much. head to break, our note of the week, it comes to us from john c. plant, the chairman of arconic no longer pursuing a , sale. writing "together with management, we have been conducting a rigorous and comprehensive strategy and portfolio review, and as part of that process, considered the sale of the company among other matters. however, we did not receive a proposal for a full company transaction we believe would be in the best interest of our shareholders and other stakeholders." and coming up on this program, dan eberhart, canary ceo, will talk about slowing in the permian basin. how bad is it going to get? we will discuss next on "bloomberg commodities edge." ♪ ♪ alix: i am alix steel and this is "bloomberg commodities edge." it is time now for commodity in chief, where we focus on one executive in the commodity world. today, it is dan everhart, the ceo of oil services company canary. first, a closer look at the issues facing oil services. ♪ alix: it is the worst performing sector i

put the american people first. we need that income.kaitlynn says they hope to know by the 15th if parkerill be get paid.in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. (vicki) police are trying to find a driver who struck a pedestrian as they tried to cross the street in pleasanton. it happened last month at the intersection of tom burnett lane and johnson drive.(grant) police say the driver stopped at the scene and provided information that was later determined to be false. kron 4's gayle ong is live in pleasanton with details and surveillance video of what happened.gayle. (gayle)pleasanton police say the man they are looking for is a person of interest,they are working to identify him so they can make contact with him..according to workers around here, this building's surveillance cameras caught the incident on tape. pleasanton police are searching for the driver of this truck seen in this surveillance video,turning left from johnson drive to tom burnett lane,into a pedestrian crossing the street.asking for the public's help on social media, pleasanton police say the driver - believed

and the ceo doug parker will join us for a live interview coming up in a couple of minutes here on "thee. >>> here's what's happening at this hour, everyone. the senate intelligence committee subpoenaed michael cohen to testify according to cohen's legal adviser lanny davis. this a day after cohen planned to postpone an appearance. national security adviser john bolton says the u.s. is working around the clock to strengthen venezuela's new government >> we're speaking with governments in the hemisphere which overwhelmingly recognized new constitutional government. we're talking to our colleagues in europe and elsewhere to demonstrate political support for the interim support. >> sergey lavrov blasting the, quote, rude meddling in venezuela. he urged them not to become pawns in someone's game. he was speaking with his algerian counterpart you are up to date back to you. >> all right, sue. thank you very much. >>> just 30 minutes to go until "power lunch." i'm join bid melissa lee it was interesting to hear jim cramer talking about how maybe there should be people looking into that sellof

following a very warm welcome indeed to the first edition of parker acre in twenty nineteen and it's the new year get some the way germany house alongside four other countries become a norm permanent member of the united nations security council now there are high expectations about what germany can achieve but two year stint on the council comes at a very difficult time with the devastating ongoing conflicts in both syria and in ukraine .

occupied france the arrests of foreign jews began partners in accordance with an agreement between parker the s s and priestly to cut over in france and the. the prime minister as well as the head of the french police and it was scary this huge campaign was done by the french players. one month afterwards they are arrests began and are still going to push them before my parents. only rights to a way to escape was to go over the alps to switzerland and they felt that this would be too difficult for me you so they did to me that was their attempt to hide me in their first attempt to reach to bring me to safety their first attempt failed miserably and that panic they sent me to flicker and orphanage somewhere and central france for you. but chose a jewish orphanage so it was a wonderful summer day when i arrived there on a eighth of august nine hundred forty two years of wood you can there were about one hundred children there for fish and it was athletic games and after that they sent him songs and we had dinner and then every month to bed and then the middle of the night. we were suddenly

if parker. school could not. do. or. if you. do your st charles to be where you mystery school. absolute. war. keep the know if. you want to make. a big shiny. three of a woody. are you. not. it. would have been. which. would you go to. the bad with. the bull. rush hour or. so there's no censorship just friendly advice from an official historian or a political scientist on duty. and public spaces in moscow a full of intellectually alert people no different from their counterparts elsewhere the modern world. there are public events that have no sign of government control. yet such appearances may be misleading. to doc is known for shows that have based on real life stories it believes it's a victim of politically motivated harassment right now it's been thrown out of its premises by a bully landlord or the theater. dog had to thoroughly invest in what used to be a ruin before it moved it. to finances manisha victoria hall of his to wind up the account i denounce the closure of the venue and i please you know i am not for want of no market for my future line sheer both old neighbo

-- jessica parker?utu as carrie bradshaw. now we can say why. it is not for a reboot of the beloved show, but she's back for a good cause, helping take on the global water crisis. turns out sjp is joining matt damon's water.org campaign to pour it forward. not pay it forward. pour it forward. take a look at this video titled carrie's epiphany. here's the deal, each time someone drinks a stella artois beer it triggers a donate to provide clean water for someone who lives without it. if carrie knew about this campaign you know she'd put down that cosmo and reach for a stella. >> a cosmo, i love it. >> the deal is that for a limited time every six-pack of stella artois will give people in developing countriy i access to six months of clean water. >> six months. >> if you're of legal age. >> carrie back for a great cause. >> sarah jessica parker, thank you. >>> in "pop news" today an update on the real star of this year's golden globes, the fiji water girl. there she is. you remember kelleth cuthbert who ph

parker. it turns out with the radiation belts we figured out there was a solar wind hitting the radiation belt. you look up in the winter evenings and see the aurora in the sky that's particles from the sun, forced on to the poles and causes light to be emitted as the things are accelerating and decelerating through the atmosphere. anyways, parker had his -- got his reward because we just recently launched a probe to touch the sun, you may have heard about it, in august, named the parker solar probe after mr. parker. now, the solar wind interacts with the magnetic winds around the earth, but the magnetic field protects us from the atmosphere or being stripped away by the solar wind. part of the reason why we have the atmosphere to breathe is because of the radiation belts. we never knew they existed. in the late 1950s, hang on, i'll explain this, in the late 1950s there with was a with widely held theory that the planets had formed from the outside in, the big gas giant planets in the distanc

. >> we're still holding out that s sarah jessica parker and kim catrall can patch up their feud. >>er been friends. we've been colleague. >> that's not the way i recall our experience. >> despite reports catrall's outrageous demands is why a third movie isn't happening, kim said she didn't want the project. kim gotten more heated when kim's brother died when sjp sent condolences. >> you just want to let someone know you're thinking about them. >> i don't need your love or support. you're not my family. you're not my friend. >> we can talk about it or fight it out. >> meanwhile cardi b's feud with nicki minaj cardi said was started when nicky criticized her parenting skills. >> i would never. >> cardi threw a shoe and nicky and was escorted out of the zblaert the person who bit beyonce was -- >> finally who bit beyonce became a trending topic when tiffany haddish told this story. >> beyonce came walking up. get out of my man's face. >> haddish said that same actress bittory tiffany ever saying her name out loud again. >> you know who bit nothing. >> beyonce was one of many artists wh

. >> jimmy: so parker, where's, so behind that, yeah, go right there, and parker's going to show you,ight behind the camera, how to work it. [cheers and applause] just show her how to do it. you're going to have to, i'm either going to have to do this. i can't do the whole show like this, veronica, we're going to have to go up some, okay? all right, okay. good enough. [cheers and applause] speaking of camera work, this is, this is from the price is right on tuesday. where the crew is working overtime when no one came on down. >> tara armstrong, come on down! you're the next contestant on "the price is come on she's, she's in the ♪ >> jimmy: by the way, what are the odds she stopped to wash those hands she just touched everyone with? this is an excite beiing time f football fan. the rams are headed to the super bowl a week from sunday. they will face the hated matt damon patriots. why is he allowed to live here? so this is interesting. ticket prices for seats at the super bowl are reportedly down because they say in part because rams fans don't want to go all the way to atlanta to see

sarah jessica parker was a natural in clothing. graceful. intellectually into it.tive relationship which produced that whole thing. she understood that you could wear pearls with a wife beater and a tutu or whatever. if you take the classics that are real classics and put them together in new ways, you know, you got a winning hand. >> there's still debate about some of the most iconic ensembles on whether they work or don't work but that's some of it because some people think they do and some people think they're outrageous and all the opinions are valid. >> the most valuable thing that i take away was my communication with women. what i heard over and over again was finally someone made us look the way we are. glamorous and happy. that is my attitude anyway. i come from a happy place. >> the current craze for reality television created what many see as a deplorable dependence on endangering or humiliating people for pure entertainment. >> it's a generational thing. this kind of tv is to tv what heavy medal and gangster rap is to music. >> reality tv took off in th

to america has been affected delete data includes a fax number e-mail address and several letters parker to come out of her office it's not clear yet if the leak documents authentic. sits in file it doesn't however even if a large part of the data concerned both antic experience shows that in such cases falsified data may also have been mixed in. hundreds of other german politicians from every german political party were targeted by the hackers they then use twitter to make public personal data such as phone numbers is enter fixation documents chats invoices and even photos of their children germany's justice minister cutting up bali come down the leaks as an attack on the country's democracy the left faction co-leader says he's deeply shocked this is and i'm sure it's and that's hacked under social compassion of our country i've read and heard that many artists join our lists and politicians are a fact it isn't the amos obviously to create a climate of fear a climate of insecurity in our country. the leak was first discovered thursday evening however it appears the first document starte

sarah jessica parker is teasing the return of carrie bradshaw. yes, she is.at music. it means one thing. well, two things. "sex and the city." there's carrie sashaying in the skirt. fans will recognize carrie's signature tulle tutu. she's making a brief reappearance. partnering with a great brand and supporting a cause we all care about. that is right. sarah jessica tomorrow on "gma." we'll have more on the return of carrie bradshaw. >> that's a tease. >> you have to watch "gma." >> you have to. hold your breath. breathe. fans, don't miss it. >>> the film "green book" was a big winner at the 2019 producer's guild awards in l.a. it's a story of a working class bouncer driving a black classical pianist through the south. despite some controversy, that film stood up. making it a front-runner for best picture. the producer's guild winner has gone on to win the best picture oscar 20 out of 29 times. we will find out if it has a os nominations are announced right here, as you said, live on "gma." so stick around for that. >> oscars and sarah jessica parker. >> you

parker: we talked about jim crow on modes of public transportation. we touched on the integration of schools. another major site of conflict the partsonflict were stores, counters. these places were most visibly highlighted because of

i knew for example that sarah jessica parker was ballet trained. you can see her gracefulness.at tutu i was like i think she is going to like this. and she did. >> yeah. >> and she did because it was a little off the wall for somebody not in styling. but anyway, she fought for it and we got it. >> it is so much more than what you're wearing. it is about telling a story and as we watch this entire series, american style, is there one series of americana fashion that you just love? >> i have to say that one of my favorite times was the '60s. >> why? >> because it was modern. it was positive. it was optimistic. people were into the space age and you had designers who were doing that -- expressing that feeling. >> thank you. tune into the all new cnn original series american style premiers this sundays night at 9:00 eastern. >>> florida's new governor on his way to make a major move involving the sheriff voped in the parklands shooting. standby for that. whoa. this looks worse than i thought. mike and jen doyle? yeah. time for medicare, huh. i have no idea how we're going to get th

the first made news because it featured actresses nicole kidman sandra bullock and sarah jessica parkert was a bit of a controversy because we were wearing lingerie. >> 2014, ben affleck in a bear costume, bradley cooper in a gorilla suit and both in bed with emma stone. >> lean back, point, let it rip. >> we have also seen the stars show off hidden talents from j-laws mouth marion yet to cate blanchett's split. >> hahaha! >> anne hathaway first made the issue in 2008. >> it was an exciting time. emily and i bonded on "the devil wears prada" so to be there with one of my favorite people was really special. >> look at baby faced leo and matthew from 1996. >> i look like i'm caught between a smile and swallowing. not your best shot, mcconaughey. yep, that's me. >> all good. >>> right now, keltie joining us from new york. hey, keltie. >> hey, kevin. this famous duo held court at the premier of their new movie "serenity." >> look what we get to do. look at this. i felt like working the skirt a little bit tonight. it's so lovely. >> maybe ann was feeling like royalty because it was designed

by the way, the theme song was written and performed by ray parker jr. it hit number one.nominated for an oscar. >> deservedly. >> yes, indeed. >>> while we are talking music, a lineup including brad pitt got together to pay tribute to chris co cornell, the musician who took his own life. >> i would like to introduce a very special duet. >> brad pitt introduced the daughter of his late friend chris cornell. the duet with ziggy marly was poignant. through years we have watched the father and daughter share red carpet moments. >> she's good. he loves to take care of people. >> are you excited? >> yes. >> why? >> because i want to see my daddy. >> i'm extremely proud. >> adam levine also performed at last night's benefit, which included 42 songs and lasted five hours. in the audience, leonardo dicaprio, courteney cox, and chris pine. another big moment? miley. the singer wore two outfits. one cover in the crystals and a mini dress priced just over 4 grand and knee high boots that usually go for $7,000. yesterday, miley shut down a report claiming she and husband liam hemswort

lennon's assistant garry parker has also left the club now a quick look at some of the day's other sportsfer window, arsenal have signed barcelona midfielder denis suarez on loan until the end of the season, with the option to make the move permament for 18 million pounds in the summer. the former manchester city player will link up again with unai emery, who he worked with during a loan spell at sevilla. manchester united will face a paris saint germain side without neymar, in the champions league in a fortnight‘s time. the world's most expensive player is out for 10 weeks with a foot injury. and super league champions wigan warriors will begin their title defence on thursday against st helens on minus two points after being found guilty of breaching salary cap rules in 2017. cricket and england have dropped opening batsman keaton jennings for their second test against the west indies in antigua. jennings has struggled for form recently, and only managed scores of 17 and 14 in the first test in barbados. uncapped kent batsmanjoe denly comes into the squad in his place. the other change

a tight game, 22 points, hit the 3-pointer, 1:19 left, t the utes take advantage of parker van dyck, individual effort to close it out, there you go, all you need to tell you, is that the cow squad is 0- 7 in the pac-12. -- the cal squad. >> i want to call it the pac-10 still. >>> inspirational, on the weekend, we don't know her name, her age, but a lot of people are probably a lot younger than she is, we have confirmed this is not jane fonda. >> that is a 45 pound weight. >>she makes it look it weighs nothing. >> posted on the internet, they didn't say who it was, inspiring. checking it out for thursday night. >> and it's a hockey weekend. >> i'll try that. >> thanks for joining us. t. hey, where's the little leprechaun? oh, i think he's still getting dressed. no, on the box. this isn't our normal cereal. well, because this is the store brand, but (crunches) it's delicious. okay, guess what. i just got an offer to handle a case. good, because i think this cereal is mostly sawdust. it is great, it's just there's, um...slight complication. it's for closets, closets... i don't like whe

about it, it is called the parker solar probe. it was named after him. we know that i also got the magnetic field around the earth , but also protects us from the atmosphere being stripped away from the solar wind. this is part of why they're there. we never knew they existed. in late 1950s, there was a widely held theory that the planets had formed from the outside and and so the outer planets were older than the inner planets because the sun shrank down. this sort of thing meant that the venus was younger than the earth. we do not know much about venus because it was covered in clouds. they looked like it might be warmer and venus was probably warmer than the earth. it is widespread that venus may be a primitive earth. they might even have dinosaurs. i remember seeing pictures of things like this and i was a kid. in our first probe to venus, it proved that venus was in fact warm and the surface temperature is about 900 degrees fahrenheit. hot enough to melt lead and dinosaurs. we found out in the valley -- in the very early year