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we both worked for patty as well as some other men. we somehow ended up having a division where people wanted to work in a different way, in a more collaborative way. and we were getting amazing programmers, you and i, from all over the company. but i think people just wanted to work in a more collaborative way, and i learned that i could be myself and be successful. and part of it, to be frank, was having a female role model and manager, and i could talk about how hard it was. and i learned a lot watching you at microsoft and how you were too. you had my if back, and i had other people's back. >> it is true that we would describe it as a place where you kind of put your fists up in the morning and didn't put 'em down until the end of the day. and melinda's right, when you cothat at work, you sometimes forget not to do that at home or in the grocery store or driving down the highway to get to work on time. and i know that culture has continued to evolve, but we are going to talk more about culture throughout this discussion because at

patty in particular. >> it's super sad. can't take you, sorry. >> reporter: so back in the office patty would talk with martha about how she dreamed of starting a program that could help pets in need take those larger breeds. and she talked. and talked. >> she kept talking about it. this is like how am i going to shut her up? we'll get her what she needs. >> reporter: martha who is the pets in need program director looked for ways to raise money to fund patty's dream program. >> my dream not to have the big pities and other dogs put down. they don't deserve it. therefore let's get this program on. >> reporter: though she had never done anything like it before, she talked to donor after donor until finding one who loves large breeds and the idea and donated $500,000 to make it happen. >> i text her a picture and said, okay, now it is your turn. >> i immediately -- i could have hers.or big paws program is now in full swing and funded for the nextfi. one co-worker's love and annoyance for another giving big dogs a second chanc

patty in particular. >> it's super sad. can't take you, sorry. >> reporter: so back in the office patty would talk with martha how she dreamed of starting a program that could help pets in need take those larger breeds. and she talked. and talked. >> she kept talking about it. this is -- okay, how will i shut her up. we'll get her what she needs. >> reporter: marsa who is the pets in need program director looked for ways to raise money to fund patty's dream program. >> my dream not to have big pities and other dogs put down. they don't deserve it. therefore, let's get this program on. >> reporter: though she had never done anything like it before, she talked to donor after donor until finding one who loved large breeds and the idea and donated $500,000 to make it happen. >> text a picture and i said, okay, now it's your turn. >> and i was like -- amazed. i could have fainted. >> i did my job. now it's her turn to do hers. >> reporter: the cause for big paws program is now in full swing and funded for the next five years. on

martha and by then teenage jackie and patty were sometimes with him but unfortunately patty passed away as well at the age of 13. she suffered from epilepsy which in those days was something that could claim one life in a moments notice. martha and george were despondent. george soldiered on, leaving our nation to victory in the revolutionary war in 1781 at the battle of yorktown. what was a great time for our nation, winning our independence from the british, was yet another moment of tragedy for george in washington. for george and martha because jackie at the age of 26 passed away from a fever that he contracted at yorktown, as well. martha at age 48 have been predeceased by all four of her children but however, jackie had married just a few years earlier and produced children of his own. initially he moved to the tidewater region to live on for this family land and raise his family there. after time, he said he was homesick and wanted to be back in northern virginia, back in what was known as alexandria or called arlington and rosslyn so we can because to his beloved mount vernon an

why are my congress purple, patty murray, why has she not address what she called for in january? up thisve you taken issue with her and your other representatives? caller: everything get squashed by the papers. in phoenix, arizona, democrats line. caller: we have a proposition on august 27 on the ballot for a light rail expansion in our public transportation. a lot of the people in phoenix are against it because it has been a 15 year project of putting in a train through phoenix, a light rail. this will go through central avenue in south phoenix and cut off a lot of small businesses, basically they will turn a four lane road, central avenue come into a one lane each direction. one lane is insane.

the meatless patty will be in your grocery stores soon.ranting approval to impossible foods to sell its meatless patties in supermarkets this fall. >> there you have it. >>> no matter what you're going to eat, almost time for lunch. maybe in or out, what's the best bet? >> ounz in, outside indeed. it is going to be really nice out there. clear skies in san jose. while it is still drizzling. that may not be the best dooutdr lunch for you, in san francisco, and we will be nice and mild, as you head across the bay in oakland. an early afternoon game, getting ready for the a's to have the first pitch at 12:37. it will be at about 67 degrees. feeling nice and breezy. skies clear throughout the rest of the day. and it is going to be a great one for having lunch there at the coliseum, or just heading out after lunch. after work and lunch. it is going to be in the low 80s in the south bay today and as you check out the seven-day forecast, at the bottom of the screen, it is going to be a hotter weekend ahead. so we're enjoying some milder temperatu

from a lot of democratic leaders thank you very much with the latest on this story from washington patty call haine well in all the developments one person is dead and another injured off to a knife attack on police at last in occupied east jerusalem police have been deployed to the area up to the attack by 2 young palestinians one was shot dead. it comes off the dozens of protesters were injured at the al aqsa mosque compound by israeli police this week. several people have been killed in an exchange of fire across the line of control between indian and pakistani security forces pakistan says 3 of its soldiers died alongside 5 indian soldiers india denies that any of its soldiers were killed on a binge of aid has more now from was off for a pint in india in pakistan administered kashmir parkinsons military has confirmed that 3 of its soldiers died in what it calls unprovoked shelling from the indian side on the line of control the dividing line which separates progress on india pakistan and india have been ratcheting up tensions in the war of words since there are more these government

patty, in particular. >> it's super sad. >> reporter: and so back in the office patty would talk witharsa about how she dreamed of starting a program that could help pets in need take those larger breeds. and she talked and talked. >> she kept talking about it, it's like how am i going to shut it up, we'll get her what she needs. >> reporter: marsa who is pets in needs program director started looking for ways to raise money to fund patty's dream program. >> my dream is not to have these big pitties and other dogs put down. >> reporter: though she had never done anything like it before, she talked to donor after donor until finding one who loved large breeds and the idea and donated $500,000 to make it happen. >> texted her a picture and i said, okay, now it's your turn. >> i i was like, i mean i could have fainted. >> i did my job. now it's her turn to do hers. >> reporter: the cause for big paws program is now in full swing and funded for the next five years. one coworker's love and annoyance for another giving big dogs a second chance at life. i wanted to give credit to the generou

he would command the army and teenage jackie and patty but patty passed away as well at 13. he left our nation to victory and the war was a jackie, at 26 passed away. martha, at 48 had been predeceased by all four children. jackie had married a few years earlier and had children. after time, he said he was homesick and wanted to be back in virginia. so he could be close to his beloved mount vernon. he decided to use the family fortune to buy the land that is now arlington national cemetery. he brought what is now ronald ragan national airport. the correspondence between the two in valley forge, advising his adopted son not be taken. after we succeeded in yorktown and the country celebrated, the washington was horny there remain son. there were four young children. george and martha adopted two of them. they raised them as their own. by this time, there's no longer current washington. he was the greatest living american. the farm and ranch and lived out his life with martha and adopted grandson and granddaughter. in the 1780s, as our young patient struggled, our founding fath

stories about patty patel's announcement.k at that one. because that's the story on the front page of the independent, which is online of course. the free movement will end on day one of brexit. that is such a dramatic announcement. that what you really wa nt to announcement. that what you really want to know is that they do have some strategy in mind for the people who are currently already here, the eu nationals are already here, what is actually going to happen to them, are they going to come up between 110w are they going to come up between now and then, create a register whereby those nationals are on some kind of register, for example, if they went off on holiday, or they wa nt to they went off on holiday, or they want to do some work, they would not get caught up in this idea that it's free movement, it's going to end, and you cannot come back. so there isn't enough meat on the bone at the moment and know necessarily how they are going to handle this, itjust seems to be one dramatic headline. and againi seems to be one

. >>> and a consumer alert tonight involving a popular brand of chicken patty. tyson foods issuing a voluntary recall for more than 39,000 pounds of weaver brand frozen chicken patties over concerns they may be contaminated with, quote, "extraneous materials." there is more information on our website. >>> and the close call with mother nature for two kayakers near anchorage, alaska. they were exploring the spencer glacier when they heard a massive ice bridge begin to collapse . first slowly, then with a massive crash into the water. luckily, they're okay. they called it the biggest adrenaline rush of their lives. >>> when we come back, the teacher coming to the rescue of her former student. the incredible act of kindness. tailored recommendations, tax-efficient investing strategies, and a dedicated advisor to help you grow and protect your wealth. fidelity wealth management. to help you grow and protect your wealth. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey.key. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and

beef exports to europe patty what do we know about this deal. well just to put it in a broader context as you have to remember if the president trump wants to get a 2nd term he needs to make sure the rural based stays with him farmers are hurting badly because of his trade war with china he's tried to supplement that by giving funds loans and grants to farmers but it's not coming anywhere close to making up for their loss so this is a chance for the president to have a photo op with a lot of ranchers in their cowboy hats what this means is at about 7 years time about 35000 metric tons of non hormone hormone free beef will be sent from the u.s. to the european union but again that's in the 7th year of the agreement so this isn't the kind of scope or size of a trade deal that usually involves the president of the united states but he wanted to take the opportunity to send a message to his rural base that is a win. the agreement we signed today will lower trade barriers in europe and expand access for american farmers and ranchers in year one duty

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>> oh, sure, i thought it was a brilliant piece that patti wrote yesterday.tirely. >> you wrote on news max, if a man says something in totality, should that be defined by his own state. i think that is the reason that the reagan administration suffer said an enormous blow. i will tell you, sayou as a rea republican, this is a devastating stomach punch? >> and i remember, you became a republican after you met reagan in 1980, in philadelphia, if i'm not mistaken. >> it's true. you're right. >> michael, this is a bump in the road. this is an unfortunate thing. as i said, if he was alive, he'd apologize for it. but the totality of his life, the signing of the martin luther king holiday. the signing of the ten-year extension of the civil rights act, in every way, shape or form is that exampling of his generosity and his kindness and his color blind attitude have to be taken into consideration. and by the way, too i want to point out in 1976, the plains baptist church, which jimmy carter was a member did not allow african-americans to become members of that church

i give patti davis, the benefit of the doubt.our coverage continues. applebee's all you can eat is back. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. i've always been amazed and still going for my best, even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin... i want that too. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? reeling in a nice one. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden sign of bleeding, like unusual bruising. eliquis may increase your bleeding ri

ernest patti, we're going to be talking to you more throughout the evening. thank you. >> thank you, jon. appreciate it. jon: jacqui heinrich is keeping tabs on the latest developments in el paso, texas. she joins us now. >> reporter: well, jon, ahead of this press conference that we're expecting in just about 15 minutes, we're trying to glean how many people were really affected by this. we know the associated press has been reporting 15 people were killed. we also know from phone calls we've been making to those area hospitals that there are an additional 23 injured. so that would bring the total that we know of right now -- and, again, this is before we hear from police and, hopefully, an update in the next 15 minutes -- 36 victims. ap reporting, again, 15 are dead. we know from area hospitals that 23 more were injured. one of the hospital that a victim succumbed to their injuries and died, but we don't know if that person is included in the 15 that the associated press is reporting, so we're leaving it 15 dead, 23 injured that we know of whose ages range

the patties are made by impossible foods of soy protein. coconut oil and it allows it tos bleed. customers came they can't tell the difference. >> this is made of [bleep] beef. >> we swear it's not beef. >> that's impossible. it tastes just like a whopper should taste. >> if you want a whopper why would you get a soy one? >> laura: i got sick when you said to make it bleed. >> you squeeze it and red comes out. >> laura: i don't like genetically modified anything. >> it's a dollar more and it has more saturated fat and sodium than beef. 10 times more! there is a reason chick-fil-a is america's favorite fast food chain. i don't know if you saw this rescue of several beached whales in florida. the coastguard and locals pulled this off. it was a political rescue in the media that was even more daring this week. >> looking at biden tonight he had a strong performance tonight. he showed something he didn'ten show last time which is fight. >> he had a strong night last night.. joe biden came prepared to defend his record this time and go on offense. >> he got into the fight. his team wi

at the end they chant our father and the fact that there's a camp are forgotten yellow patty and kevin this cemetery is their place of the. employment they're hired to sing for the relatives of the dearly departed. they receive 20 bolivian knows each time worth about 2 and a half euro's that's a lot of money for children who are growing up without a father. with his. 10 year old kevin longs to buy a football but he has to spend his earnings on medical treatments for his mother who's ill. it's strange working in a cemetery that grounding katzenbach in dogs all around everywhere in. these children who come every day after school are known as the graveyard kids every 4th child in bolivia has some kind of job that's about 100000 working children. starting at 10 every night the 15 year old energy buys cigarettes at a kiosk and resells them for any profit he can manage. but people thought this space would be a specific when i was kid if i have to work so i can bring money home that's why i try to sell a lot see. that but isn't that illegal and he works in a pub district. 5 days a week he mak

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please welcome patty stone and melinda gates. >> ran already showed that he is a feminist himself. he said we've known each other for years but the truth is, it's 30 years. [laughter] we do appreciate that. with that, we'll jump right in. the first question is broad, which is melinda, it's clear from the video and everything we know that you have one of the most productive and busiest lives in every day with every decision you make but you took an enormous amount of time to write this book and join us here to discuss this message of empowerment. why?hi >> thank you for having us here in this amazing space. it's so fabulous to be in d.c. w i wasas out today and got to eny the weather with the dog right before this. coming here with a little girl, learning about our government and importance, to jog on the mall and see african-americans museum in its rightful place, it's one of the most amazing things. [applause] i wrote this book and took the time to write this book because of so many things i have learned through travels. twenty years of traveling for the foundation, i'm in various

on air force one, the president said patty was fantastic.ht nick is very hopeful that almost 11 year nightmare might soon be over. we are very real." a spokesperson says there's no information on when the president might pardon rod blagojevich. >> shepard: anything from blago's wife? >> she's not giving interviews today and a spokesperson says she's going to be watching this play out in real time just like everyone else. >> shepard: this isn't to say that he didn't try to sell the senate seat that he called [bleep] golden, right? >> that's not for me to decide. >> shepard: i think that's already been decided, right? that's why he went to prison, right? >> yes, for corruption charges. >> shepard: correct indeed. if he gets out, blago, i don't know if you have a tv in there, but if you get out in they want to fly over here and sit down, i mean, we can talk about it if you want to. egomania is alive and well in london -- beatlemania is alive and well in london. hundreds of beatles fans celebrating 50 years since the boys stopped traffic on abbe

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dyson foods recalling 39,000 pounds of frozen chicken patties. the weaver brand frozen fully cooked patties were produced on january 31st. safety officials say they may have been contaminated with foreign matter. you may two months ago they recalled more than 190,000 pounds of chicken fritters because of plastic found inside. >>> how is this for a deal. a $5 a month cell phone service plan. now you have to own a palm phone. you see steph curry promoting the new credit card sized phone from the san francisco-based palm. palm says the new $5 a month plan includes 60 minutes of talk time, 200 text messages and 200 megabytes of data. that's pretty good for five bucks a month. >> how many tweets will that get me? >> two. >> i have a lot to say. thanks. >> do we want to hear it. >> no, you don't want to hear this either. it can be scary when you survey people about their personal hygiene. underwear company tommy john surveyed 1,000 americans. you don't know what i'm saying yet. they discovered 45% wore the same pair of underwear for two days or longer.

is recalling packages of weaver fully cooked chicken patties with rib meat. some consumers found pieces of material in them and affected items have a best if used by date of january 31, 2020. >>> extreme weather will batter the country and there was intense storms over the weekend and the damage was extensive and communities are still reeling. >> it hurts. >> nine were injured and strong winds derailed more than 140 train cars. meteorologists expect more storms tonight. >>> mary lee tells us about the good weather we are having in the bay area. >>> pleasant conditions in the bay area all because of the onshore flow with tamps at or below average and a warm up through the week. here is a live look with the salesforce camera that is looking west and you can see the clouds in the sky. 73 in concord, 63 in oakland, 71 in livermore and 70 in san jose and mid-60s in santa rosa. through the rest of your afternoon, we look at breezy, cool and cloudy conditions along the coast and low to mid-60s for the bay and upper 60s to low 70s with breezy conditions and eventuall

battle of the burger is on after a popular fast food chain announces they're adding a plant-based patty, make you feel good. >> hoda joins us live to talk about her exciting new project and life with two little ones. today, august 2nd, 2019. ♪ this is never really over >> from louisville, kentucky >> we love "today" >> hi, grammie and pappie. >> family vacation. >> from illinois. >> south carolina. >> go tigers ♪ just because it's over doesn' mean it's really over ♪ >> i'm celebrating my 12th birthday. >> my daughter kelly from georgia. hello, kelly >> welcome back to "today. doesn't friday feel good folks on the plaza are psyched to are a weekend upon them. >> beautiful day on the plaza. we'll join them in a few minutes. we appreciate your shoutouts if you want to see your video in our open, post it to twitter or instagram with #mytodayplaza you may see yourself on this show. >> we have a skip in our step because we're going to talk to hoda in a few minutes. we're excited about that >>> let's get to the news at 8:00 we begin with a heartbreaking tragedy for the kennedy family the 22-ye

weaver brand frozen chicken patty product is under the recall the fully cooked chicken could be contaminated was extraneous materials potentially affected chicken product was produced on january 31th of this year the recall covers 26 out resealable plastic bags of the chicken with a best if used by date of january 31th 2020. so far no illnesses or injuries have been reported if you have the product in your fridge or freezer you're urged to toss them out or return it to the store. and dolls in one town are causing some confusion. and a 103 year-old skydiver shows is never too late coming up in today's take a look at this and if you are streaming us on kron on the news continue oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>authorities in missouri are scratching their heads after some create the child like dolls showed up in somewhere places around town. jeremy roth explains in today's take a look at this. >>and a sm

>> patty o'connell was waiting for the state agency to do it themselves.rd. she's resting in peace. but i just had this, a desire for the truth. why would they ask me to exhume her and then not exhume her? >> and so obviously the family felt strongly enough about it that they decided to do it themselves. >> reporter: the o'connells get in touch with dr. william anderson, a forensic pathologist and former deputy chief medical examiner for >> i was asked to examine the utopsy. on michelle and then >> reporter: while examining the original autopsy, something in an x-ray gets dr. anderson's attention. >> there was some indication that there was some other injury on the body, so when we did the exhumation, the jawbone was in two pieces so that indicates there was a fracture. >> reporter: a fracture that comes as a surprise to the family and most anyone following the case. >> now to new developments in a deadly mystery. >> reporter: dr. anderson's findings make national headlines. >> the family points to a new autopsy. >> reporter: and as soon as st. john's coun

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. >> pattie maes: so we think that the devices of tomorrow have an opportunity to do so much more, andives. >> pelley: professor pattie maes ran the graduate program's student admissions for more than a decade. >> maes: we really select for people who have a passion. we don't have to tell them to work hard. we have to tell them to work less hard and to get sleep, occasionally. >> pelley: how often does a student come to you with an idea and you think, "we're not going to do that?" >> maes: actually, for us, the crazier the better. >> pelley: adam haar-horowitz's idea was so nutty, he was one of 50 new students admitted out of 1,300 applications. >> adam haar-horowitz: i was really interested in a state of sleep where you start to dream before you're fully unconscious. where you keep coming up with ideas right as you're about to go to sleep. >> time to go to sleep. >> pelley: haar-horowitz's system plants ideas for dreams... >> remember to think of a mountain. >> pelley: ...then records conversations with the dreamer during that semi-conscious moment before you fall asleep. >> tell me,

the poultry producer said it is recalling some packages of weaver fully cooked chicken breast patties with rib meat. the recall comes after some consumers found pieces of extraneous material in them. affected items have a best if used by date of january 31, 2020. >>> there is a new virtual road to recovery from stroke survivors. adrian talks the patients retraining their brain with vr.>> reporter: the goal for stroke survivors who strap on these virtual reality goggles is to get better. not to get a high score. >>> this is not something like you are trying to get points.>> reporter: tina was one of the first to play the games after she had a stroke in 2016.>>> i started out paralyzed on the left side. >> reporter: the game has helped her recover her strength. >>> stroke survivors use the paddle to hit a ball and blowup boxes. >>> i can get crazy with this. i can whack it. >> reporter: tina said virtual- reality was strange at first. >>> it was weird. i had never done it. i did not know much about it. >> reporter: patients who keep playing get stronger one game at a time. their doctors

the result is a juicy burger patty that even looks like real meat, complete with marbled fat and a succulent the visual appeal, scientists here use an e—nose to examine the components of aroma so they can be mimicked in the lab. i'm just going to do it the way you do a burger, straight on in, trying to... oh, it's oozing all over my fingers. it's dripping down my hands... and oozing in a very burger—like way. what you have here is an assembly of amino acids, lipids, trace minerals, vitamins and water, which is also the composition of animal protein or meat. so what we are doing is essentially bypassing the animal, and ourjob is essentially to recreate meat directly from plants. if you look at the amount of water we use, we use 99% less water, if you look at the energy we use, we use half the energy. if you look at the emissions we provide, we are about 90% fewer emissions. and lastly on land, this is an important one for the farmer, we use 93% less land. so if you are a farmer with 100 acres, you can now grow on seven acres what you used to use all 100 for. there is still one major drawback

customers can request the patties be cooked in separate broilers. you have to ask. and the impossible whopper can't be marked as vegan because of the restaurant's open kitchen environment. good news, impossible foods got the approval to sell in grocery stores, their burgers at home. it's great and can compete with beyond needs and possible burger base here in the bay area. beyond meat in l.a. and they're already in grocery stores. >> you want me to try? >> september 4th. >> thank you. >>> taco bell opened up another cantina restaurant here in the bay area. it's in san jose on market street near santa clara street. a couple of blocks away from san jose state university. the restaurant will have the normal taco bell food and new shareable derbies. you're looking at the video from the cantina in pacifica. the new san jose restaurant will also feature alcoholic beverages, including wine, beer, and margaritas. >>> seth perry is wrapping up his sb-30 select draft today after holding a showcase and community give basket event. it kicked off monday. yesterday, kids of all a

the data is considered to be switzerland scalp on capitol hill almost everyone plays one including patty c.m. one of my mother is an icon player also she plays with me in the group. i guess is just. i just started because she was playing its and i thought it was a cool instrument and. now here i am. l. paul and play is also of course instruments to play in switzerland some 40 instrument make his specialize in crafting alpine homes once one of his so is one of them it takes him 2 weeks to make an album but the wood from the red spruce must strive for 5 to 8 years before he starts working on it. which is a tree that grows in poor soil. one that grows very slowly due to the rocky ground . as its brains are very constricted the tree grows quite slowly but that's the kind of what we look for we call it. is the same kind of wood used to make violins guitars and up a musical instruments. like the men from the dark proudly uphold others swiss traditions to what's known as gas the flip. and the form with huge cowbells. a nice of the festival comes when the $150.00 alpine one players perform toget

600000000 people are dependent on wetlands for fisheries and farming rice which is grown in wetland patties is the staple diet of nearly 3000000000 people what is worrying is that the world may have lost as much as 87 percent of its wetlands since the years 1703 times the rate at which natural forests have been lost not only a wetlands a vital source of biodiversity they are also a source of livelihood for one out of 7 people on earth that means protecting all regions worldwide where water mates land brings benefits for all for the environment and the economy. the water for dear life situation gave you the option to save and or to take any of that environmentally conscious decision various lobbies are working against you to prevent that from happening well a fascinating can give you that experience keep cool as its core challenge is to strike a balance between protecting the environment and. the interests. of this game it's about climate change and the politics involved players build factories or eco friendly green $11.00 roll of the dice can ruin a player's economy it all depends on the co

burger king admits the plans based patties still flame grilled. on the broiler. the same rollers used for beef and chicken. it doesn't sit well with a purist to say bites of offending/are likely to mingle. nutritionists say bk never claimed the impossible burger was health-food. it has almost as many calories as a regular whopper. >>> california's great america will make a big splash next summer. when it debuts the new south bay shores waterpark. the company said the transformation will include seven new water attractions and doubled the space for visitors to relax. it will also increase the number of dining options. construction is already in progress. the new waterpark will open in 2020. >>> good news the bay area communities that thought they were losing their local hardware stores. ace hardware will reopen 2 shuttered orchard supply stores. one in mountain view and one in pinole. orchard had been a bay area institution first opened in the 30s. it's last corporate owner lows decided to close all the stores last year. laying off 4000 workers. >>> just a week an

feel like sense of superiority here i am white man from the land of perspired in peace i come to you patty squabbling our solve your pain because i know better does do you ever get that feeling because it's dangerous there's a there's a fine line when you have so much power and trust. in your hands and you can make the processes move you can get that sense you can yeah sure i don't you don't have i am very as i don't. sure of what i'm doing that i am as i am. i don't know as well in the english i'm sorry as i doubt about what i am doing just a feeling of superiority that can never. because if i doubt that means that they don't have a sense of superiority. and i never go is a sense of and people know that you know we are dealing with men we are dealing with human and sometimes we have to put 2 sides of paper and document. z. explaining. explain it. to to get. a human side in the piece because everybody one. people who. is a muslim to be the most were a cock there somewhere somehow was hoping for peace and want peace is easy in it out of all but i think maybe something good when worst and se

earnest patty, we appreciate your time. we want to update you with information from police right now that we just learned that one person is in custody, we don't know who that person is, that's from the el paso . they did announce no active shooter. let's bring in former nypd lieutenant, relearned vital information, what does that tell you? >> i think it's amazing that we took the person in custody. jillian: we don't know if it's this person to be fair. all they said one person

patti and kevin this cemetery is their place of employment they're hired to sing for the relatives of the dearly departed. they receive 20 bolivian knows each time worth about 2 and a half years that's a lot of money for children who are growing up without a father. but. 10 year old kevin longs to buy a football but he has to spend his earnings on medical treatments for his mother who's ill. it's strange working in a cemetery that grounding katzenbach and dogsled around everywhere is there in. these children who come every day after school are known as the graveyard kids every 4th child in bolivia has some kind of job that's about 100000 working children. starting at 10 every night the 15 year old energy buys cigarettes at a kiosk and resells them for any profit he can manage. but. let's just say for years this interview when i was kid you give i have to work so i can bring money home that's why i try to sell a lot sleep but that obviously leaked and he works in a pub district. 5 days a week he makes his way through rundown bars and clubs selling cigarettes for $0.25 each. business is

his daughter, patty davis wrote to "the washington post" expressing shock. she says, racism was not tolerated in her family and she believes her father would have asked for forgiveness. davis said, quote, legacies are complicated and for people to be judged fairly, the landscape of a lifetime has to be looked at. >>> a federal judge has ordered katy perry and her co-writers to pay nearly $3 million for ripping off a christian rapper. the panel found that perry and her collaborators lifted the beat from marcus gray's song "joyful noise" for her hit song, "dark horse." perry is personally liable for $550,000 of that award. gray and his co-writers were seeking $20 million, but their lawyers say they're pleased. >> they felt that they had been wronged, that something of value had been taken without their permission, and they wanted justice, and they feel that they received justice. >> katy perry's attorneys say they plan to fight the decision. >>> men and their beards, millennial men specifically are shaving profits in the razor industry. reporting a sale slowdo

countries approving of that so that would be controversial but that would be the next step to look out for patty thanks very much sitting with a story imran khan from moscow the russian reaction has been brief book quite strong the russians say that the u.s. has made a serious mistake in pulling out of the treaty you know the former history goes on to say that they would like to see a moratorium on both sides of any deployment of short and intermediate range missiles on either side's borders now what does that actually mean well it means the russia doesn't want to see missiles being deployed to europe close to its borders but it has said that if that happens it will react in kind and it will place nuclear missiles within range of both europe and the u.s. and that's an escalation in itself now the kremlin will be waiting and watching to see what the u.s. says next move is and they'll react accordingly now the real thing of course is that this will cause some kind of nuclear arms race they'll be costly for both nations and it will be an escalation here in moscow it's very much a case of the americ