, welcome to mount pearl ♪ >> mount pearl!a beautiful image in the islands. there are some penguins. >> i wonder why they call them that. >> i have no idea. i don't know where -- >> it's funny watching these penguins move about because they're so graceful in the water but on land it looks like they're in a potato factory. >> what's really cool is they said notice something about their feathers. their feathers pressed together and held tightly so they can shoot through the water like a torpedo. they go down. o they can take >> huh. >> this next video muscle make you feel like you're interrupting someone. she really likes this. that's what pandas do when they really, really love something. they'll get in it and they'll just roll around in it. >> a bunch of broken cookies. >> me too. >> it's my alone time. >> just rolling around. >> i thought i may have scared a child. >> a fresh look for summer. >> what it's like catching rays with one hot beach accessory. >> i wonder if i'll get weird tan lines. >> plus, they're booking it down

tampax pearl. y pocket pearl para el camino.timas del atentado terrorista. y se estÁ quedando sin dinero dijo que era una sala llena de shock porristas sÓlo por cuba de alejandra: buenos dÍas. hoy es miÉrcoles 12 de junio. gracias por acompaÑarnos. bienvenidos a "despierta Área de la bahÍa" gloribella: buenos dÍas a todos. feliz miÉrcoles. tenemos para ti y toda tu familia consejos de bienestar que debes de saber antes de salir de casa. alejandra: hoy nos extendemos mÁs en el tema del miedo a la ciudad, sus efectos en la salud con el psicÓlogo juan lucas. gloribella: cada vez mÁs compaÑÍas expresa su sentir acerca de la ley antiaborto.

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tampax pearl. y pocket pearl para el camino.renda alvarez honrÓ a sus padres inmigrantes y abriÓ de cómo el duro trabajo de la tierra se convirtieron en su agente motivador. [ audio en inglÉs] [ audio en inglÉs] brenda: brenda Álvarez nos acompaÑa vÍa skype. gracias por acompaÑarnos. tuviste una forma muy bonita de hacer tu discursocomparando tus sentimientos con fresas. por quÉ las elegiste? brenda: porque yo crecÍ en una cultura migrante en mis padres me llevaban a cosechar fresas desde pequeÑa y querÍa representar esto en historia. carolina: como fue la reacciÓn de tus padres al verte hablando en un dÍa tan especial. brenda: estaban nerviosos y tambiÉn me agradecieron por representar a la poblaciÓn hispana. normalmente eso no se veÍa en tiempos de antes. borja: tÚ hablaste sudor, tierra, sol, dolor y tristeza. hÁblame un poquito. brenda: debajo del sol se siente mucho el dolor en el cuerpo. cuando era pequeÑa yo tambiÉn lloraba porque se me hacÍa muy largas las obras y me darÍa mi cuerpo y mis piernas y no podÍa aguantar el d

tú decides, con tampax pearl.a copa oro de la concacaf .>> para hablarnos de lo que no te puedes perder nos acompaÑa javi sol de univisiÓn deportes. bienvenido al ediciÓn digital. quÉ es lo que no te puedes perder? como los favoritos es fascinante ver cÓmo paÍses como el salvador, cuba, costa rica, con participa16 naciones . van a ser 16 equipos y vamos a estar en 10 naciones. esto lo vamos a ver de todo el s vamos a estar viajando en univisiÓn deportes, estar en todos los estadios. donde ruede el balÓn estarÁ univisiÓn deportes. >> ademÁs va tener que viajar un montÓn todo el equipo. >> estamos en mineÁpolis. estamos en california esperemos que sea una fiesta para los haitianos, los nicaragüenses, para todos los que participan y que todo el mundo pueda disfrutar de la copa. borja: el duelo de canadÁ y martinica a las 65 en el centro, tres en el pacÍfico seguido del favorito. la selecciÓn mexicana imperdible frente a cuba como les hemos dicho a las 9:30 a 8:30 en el centro east seis 30 en el paz. >> quÉ mejor que

tú decides, con tampax pearl.andar el cuerpo. mmm. encuentra los desayunos de jimmy dean en la sección de congelados. hoy es tu día para brillar. >> >>> intensa en telemundo puede ver todos los partidos que quiera >>> maÑana comienza la copa mÁs importante de nuestro continente la copa amÉrica frederick estÁ ahÍ y nos tiene las predicciones de este gran evento. >> muchÍsimas gracias felicidad asÍ es amigos estamos en rio de janeiro en brasil a mi espalda una imagen icÓnica la formacion natural la roca el pan de azÚcar aquÍ estamos compartiendo esta imagen maravillosa y porque seÑores estamos realizando la cobertura. >> despuÉs de 30 aÑos >>> y tambiÉn las selecciones >>> brasil el paÍs que ha ganado 5 copas mundiales y copas amÉrica es el paÍs anfitriÓn mÁs antiguo del mundo, la copa amÉrica regresa despues de 30 aÑos a brasil el paÍs mÁs grande del consur >>> 10 naciones miembros de la conmebol se disputan la copa, brasil, argentina, bolivia, chile, colombia ecuador, paraguay, uruguay perÚ, venezuela tambiÉn 2 mi

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tú decides, con tampax pearl.enes tu propio seguro de state farm en tu auto nuevo. gracias, galin. ¡estoy súper contenta! ¿y qué pasará con "la tortuguita"? ah, la vieja y querida "tortuguita"... (sí, bueno...) mis padres se lo pasaron a mi hermanito. muchas gracias, galín. nos estamos hablando. ¿y mi guitarra? tu también, afuera. ¡afuera! elige a quien esté aquí para ayudar a que la vida vaya bien. leche, crema fresca y vainilla bcultivada de forma sostenible. ¡breyers tiene crema fresca, azúcar y leche! breyers. simplemente vainilla deliciosa. nos asociamos con productores estadounidenses par una leche y crema de grado a. ¡qué rico está! la con un buen desayunonzar el de jimmy dean.lia. que es rico en proteínas y esta listo en solo dos minutos. para echarte a andar el cuerpo. mmm. encuentra los desayunos de jimmy dean en la sección de congelados. hoy es tu día para brillar. por el viaje que te lleva a casa aún si estás adolorida. por esos queridos dolores que valen la pena, levantemos un vaso de agua y tomemos u

in fact, he even sales by bytleship -- sails battleship that summer to pearl harbor. entering pearl harbor itself to force general macarthur to sit down at last with admiral nimitz, his opposite number in the pacific, and see how the united states navy actually operates. and then, with admiral nimitz, to present him with their best ideas on how they proposed to without incurring ruinouscasualties -- o casualties. fdr would have been vintage , blessed with charm, the ability to get commanders to work together, arriving at a clear strategy. president is not in vintage good health, he is dying of heart disease. he can barely work two hours a day or give a public speech. here is a photo of one that he gives on his return to the united states, where he is asked to stand using his iron legs, and he has a heart attack while doing it. president and u.s. commander-in-chief is a titanic struggle for him. his advisers but is no one else who could possibly lead the nation to victory, not only in war, but in preparing the allies in the postwar for peace, he agrees to stand for ree

now, they are like pearls, round. seedless grape is more elongated.n you bring them home, throw them in the fridge right away, but not too long, four or five days at the most. buy them with that beautiful amber color to them. when you bite into them, they will taste like sugar. if you buy them really green and bite into them, may taste like a cucumber. and that you don't want. the bottom line is, grape season is started. i'm your fresh grocer, always eat fresh and stay healthy. let's see if i picked a good one. i got a good one. crunchy. >>> coming up at 5:00, bay area mayors say they are being banned from luring more business development to their cities. the growth strategy they are calling unfair. we'll have that story and much more coming up at 5:00. >>> well, that's it for kpix5 news at noon, the bold and the beautiful is next. >> yes. don't miss out on that. and allen and liz will see you at 5:00 right here. have a great afternoon, everyone. >> emma: oh, my god. [ tires screeching ] [ crash ] [ metal thudding ] [ sinister music plays ]

bands like soundgarden, nirvana, alice in chains, and pearl jam from seattle, washington. ♪ outshined the biggest misconception about the so-called seattle music scene is? >> everybody's a grunge band. >> all of these bands sound pretty different from each other were being lofted up to the mainstream as this is what grunge is. >> tell me a little bit about the seattle music scene. >> with all the attention, no one's ever asked us that before. >> we've never heard that question. >> so tell me about the seattle sound. what's going on up there? >> what's in the water? ♪ son, have i got a little story for you ♪ ♪ what you thought was your daddy ♪ >> bands like nirvana, pearl jam, they wanted no part of the music industry machine. and yet there they were, on mtv, on the charts, selling millions of records. ♪ hey ♪ oh, i'm still alive ♪ i, oh, i'm still alive >> it's a little bit overwhelming to see this many people. we're used to playing small clubs, you know? and we want to go back to playing small clubs. ♪ >> an alternative rock tour kicked off in phoenix, arizona thursday night. it's a

here he is seen entering pearl harbor itself. to force general macarthur to sit down with his opposite number in the pacific to see how the u.s. navy operates. then, with the admiral, to present him with their best ideas on how they propose to defeat japan without incurring ruinous casualties. normally, this would have been vintage fdr, blessed with charm, the ability to get commanders to work together, arriving at a clear strategy. but the president is not in vintage good health. he is dying of heart disease. he can barely work two hours a day or give a public speech. here is a photo of one that he gives on his return to the u.s., where he is asked to stand, using his iron legs. he has a heart attack doing it. continuing as president and u.s. commander-in-chief is a titanic struggle for him. assured by all of his advisers that there is no one else that can possibly lead the nation to victory, not only in the war but preparing the allies for the postwar, for peace. he agrees to stand for reelection. well aware that he will never

and muni is working closely with pearl on minor adjustment which is will be completed in early july. with a.c. transit f any adjustments are needed, the deadline for content to pearl will be communicated at the monday operator meetings so that pearl has enough time to load the information and be ready for display in early august. and with regard to commuter information, muni and pearl are working closely to be ready in early july at the bus plaza with a.c. transit for the bus deck and similarly will communicate deadlines and work through the information at the monday transit operator meetings. with other transit

and muni is working closely with pearl on minor adjustment which is will be completed in early july. with a.c. transit f any adjustments are needed, the deadline for content to pearl will be communicated at the monday operator meetings so that pearl has enough time to load the information and be ready for display in early august. and with regard to commuter information, muni and pearl are working closely to be ready in early july at the bus plaza with a.c. transit for the bus deck and similarly will communicate deadlines and work through the information at the monday transit operator meetings. with other transit operators, they have been working through a.c. transit or muni and the information is also incorporated. >> with the park, i am going to focus on the programming. by july, brb will have the core schedule in place. this is about 20 programs a week that regularly occur, like fitness classes, toddler tuesday's, crafts, hobby, and live music. also in place will be the games, the reading room, and the art cart. and example of other activities that the r.v. is working on are the si

were very isolationist before pearl harbor. most americans do not want to do it again and did not want to have anything to do with it. remembering.worth fdr was tied by public opinion and the general politics of the day. because fdrsting modeled his career on teddy roosevelt. he was the assistant secretary of the navy. think theailor and i experience he found very useful. it played out in the second world war because winston churchill was interested in the navy. and this was a bond between them, tr would address his private letters to winston churchill as an able person. had fdr who was aware that the situation was extremely dangerous and the longer we waited, the more difficult it was going to be. managed inll this be a know what would've happened of fraud or hadn't happened. bondready at a very strong with winston churchill. we had a very special relationship with england. i am interested in what you think, but i suppose we would of gotten in any way. but i don't know how. to pick up your point, i think it is unclear. think y

shortly before i finished nursing, pearl harbor came. as soon as i take my state boards i will go into the army. so pearl harbor was a catalyst for you. >> yes, a catalyst to go into the service. you pick the army instead of the other services? .> i don't know i thought the army is what i will do. i didn't know anybody in the army. later on some of my family went in. i don't know why i picked it. , where did you go to report for your indoctrination? >> i reported for duty at the general hospital in texas. i was there for training for about six months. -- -- when i say training we did calisthenics,id this was simply the type of training i had. train for nursing at all. nurses were required to do and everything. not everything, but most everything. >> where were you transferred? >> a group of us were set to new and prepared for overseas. i don't remember doing anything in particular. we would just prepare for whatever. were 300 of us, my group started over. it is full of troops. convoy.ed over in the several days out we were hit by a torpe

and then, shortly before i finished nursing, pearl harbor came. and i decided then, as soon as i take my state boards and pass them, i'll go into the army. >> so pearl harbor was a catalyst for you? >> yes, a catalyst to go into the service. >> why did you pick the army instead of the other services? >> i don't know. i just thought, well, the army is what i will do. i didn't know anybody in the army. later on, some of my family went in. i don't really know why i picked it, but i did, so. >> where did you go to report for your indoctrination? >> i reported for duty at the general hospital in texas. and i was there for training for , i suppose about six months. i was sent overseas. for the training you received for six months in texas, was that a major difference between the training you already had in nursing school compared to the training? training, we i say did marching. we did close order drills. we did calisthenics. ofs was simply the type training i had. i didn't train for any nursing at all because i had my nursing. but nurses were required

. -- shortlyst as i before i finished nursing, pearl harbor came. and i decided then as soon as i take my state boards i will go into the army. and that is what i did. >> so pearl harbor was a catalyst for you. >> yes, a catalyst to go into the service. >> why did you pick the army instead of the other services? opal: i don't know. i thought the army is what i will do. i didn't know anybody in the army. later on some of my family went in. but i don't really know why i picked it. but i did, so. reporte did you go to for your indoctrination? opal: i reported for duty at the general hospital in temple, texas. and i was there for training for about six months. overseas. was sent the training for six months in texas, was there a major difference between the training you already had at nurse's school compared to the training there? ,pal: when i say training we did marching, we did calisthenics, this was simply the type of training i had. i didn't train for nursing at all. because i had my nursing. nurses were required to do drills ands and everything the

hi, pearl [chuckles] so have i got boonma?mpanna: this one boonma and-- carmen: boonma, -why does he want that one? [distant animal squeaking] don't try and spearl. phumpanna: so the owner broughtr rom, like, market, which mean, like, her mother was killed by a poacher. carmen: so sad. phumpanna: yeah, it's so sad. carmen: very sad. it's nice that they've got each other now. phumpanna: yeah. thw, like, they have each other. it's a good thing for them. carmen, voice-over: here at ther foundation, ts are encouraged to roll up their sleeves, get dirty, and helpca re for the rescued animals, and that's far more rewarding than taking a selfie to share with your friends. skin is quite tough, actually. it's hard going here. ha ha ha! i think she's enjoying it. i might be getting a bath, to ha ha ha! ta chrnow it's time to take a look back at a trip rajan took to mauritius earlier this year. it's a country well-known as a beach destination, but it's alsm home toamazing wildlife. and rajan met a man who's doing his best protect one par

the united states was neutral before pearl harbour and it was neutral a bit after pearl harbour as wellhill had to do because he was half american, his mum was american, what winston churchill had to do was find a mythos about this country in order for the united states, very isolationist, "we don't like foreign wars", to get involved. what is the mythos? the royal family. this monopod my father, and mother, especially the queen mother, a brain actress and working the whole idea of what the royal family is, what it is about. —— a brilliant actress was up is about. —— a brilliant actress was up and the present queen has had to clear the sun because the royal family isa clear the sun because the royal family is a linchpin in the special relationship. everything that we know as american has to go around the crown, that great netflix series, victoria, all of this and holds it all together. you have a sta ke holds it all together. you have a stake in the royalfamily holds it all together. you have a stake in the royal family now. we do if harry doesn't leave. maybe you know something we don'

tampax pearl. y pocket pearl para el camino.que te hace aplicarle esa capa extra de cera- aún cuando ya se ve perfecta. porque sabes que esa suv, no es cualquier suv. es de la compañía que lleva un siglo construyendo autos que millones de personas estacionan en su garaje. ese, es el orgullo que entendemos. ¿por qué crees que lleva nuestro nombre? hola. dice mi comadre que eres el mejor estilista de la ciudad. no, ese es jorge. ah, ¿tú no eres jorge? no, yo soy george. pero eres igual de bueno, ¿no? es que tengo mi doble quinceañera. estoy ok. ¡pero jorge! a él le dicen la "tijera de oro". ah, ¿y a ti? pues george. solo ok no está ok. especialmente cuando se trata de tu red. at&t tiene la mejor red, según el estudio más grande del país. ahora con 5g evolution, el primer paso a 5g. más codiciado del arte acrobático, aunque comenzaron en los sitios menos pensados. el escenario de un club nocturno o los tranquilos salones de un laboratorio. dos de los más reconocidos artistas del circo del sol cuentan cómo despegaron de la tierra ha

that's down to pre-pearl harbor levels. some members of the blame-the-military crowd in washington want to cut defense even faster, almost recklessly. they think military weapons and, yes, military people are somehow akin to warmongers. but just recently we've seen an incredible example of the great humanitarian duties performed by the u.s. armed forces. you don't hear too much about it from that blame-the-military crowd, but i think history will record it as one of the great humanitarian projects of our era. not too long ago, our forces went into somalia, a country suffering from daily violence and intense starvation. i'm sure you remember the horrifying pictures on television of the starving children there. our country made the bold and difficult decision to take the lead in this effort, and our troops were sent because it was the right thing to do. they performed brilliantly and restored order to that desperate country, and when the mission was successfully completed, they came home. it was a proud moment for our country

in new york, the statue of liberty, its torch blacked out since pearl harbor, was lit at sunset for 15 minutes. and in newcastle, pennsylvania, a young mother named pauline elliot wrote to her husband, frank, a corporal in the army, "d-day has arrived. the first thought of all of us was a prayer." below us are the beaches where corporal elliot's batallion and so many other americans landed -- omaha and utah, proud names from america's heartland, part of the biggest gamble of the war, the greatest crusade; yes, the "longest day." during those first hours on bloody omaha nothing seemed to go right. landing craft were ripped apart by mines and shells. tanks sent to protect them had sunk, drowning their crews. enemy fire raked the invaders as the stepped into chesthigh water and waded past the floating bodies of their comrades. and as the stunned survivors of the first wave huddled behind a seawall, it seemed the invasion might fail. hitler and his followers had bet on it. they were sure the allied soldiers were soft, weakened by liberty and leisure, by the mingling of races and religion.

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. >> anthony: a lot of pearls for sale in ha long bay and in vietnam.ill even yield one. ♪ water spinach, i think that's called, right? >> ha: water spinach. that's the most common vegetable for vietnamese people in summertime. >> anthony: yes. mm-hmm. >> ha: yeah. >> anthony: what kind of fish are these? little fish. [ laughter ] >> ha: yeah, ha long fish. >> anthony: ha long fish. >> ha: yeah. >> anthony: it's delicious. good fish. this is a pretty prime piece of real estate. they've lived here how long? >> ha: for many generations. this old grandma is 78 years old and she said that her grandparents lived here before this all became, like, a big tourist attraction. >> anthony: is their situation protected by the state? they're allowed to live here by special, because they've been here so long? >> ha: actually, the government now is in fact reaching them to move back to shore because that's better for the children's education. [ woman speaking vietnamese ] >> ha: they said that they're happy to move back because it's better for their children, but they

this allegedly atrocious act it was a pointed out that the victims' claims were impossible given the pearl was reportedly greeting parishioners at the entrance to the theater at the time he said it was credible evidence that the fellows at the western doors of the factory it's cathedral in melbourne which was some distance from the sacristy where the alleged offenses were supposed to have taken place up there all the grounds of a bill to one of the logs that the judge should have allowed a video reconstruction of when everybody was in the cathedral at that time and that video reconstruction should have been played to the jury and finally the the the the pillars of lawyer argues that hell was not properly arranged in other words he was not given the opportunity to plead not guilty before the trial before the jury at the beginning of the trial roger maynard forced latest on that appeal scase in the senate thanks very much. it's to the czech capital prague where tens of thousands of protesters have demanded the resignation of prime minister under bobbish it was one of the country's biggest de

david pearl wears a skull cap and a prayer tussle as part of everyday life but when he goes outside he puts the tassel in a pocket and he hides the skull cap with a hat david his wife and children have lived in berlin for 5 years after spending some time in israel there are many things he can't take for granted anymore he's experienced too much hostility for my whole city sometimes is a traffic jam on the street where i live and one time 3 arabic looking men got out of a car and they started spitting at me and harassing me saying you dirty jew who stab you today. his experience is far from unusual police statistics show that the number of anti-semitic crimes in germany rose from 1504 in 2017 to 7999 a year later an increase of nearly 20 percent the overwhelming majority are attributed to far right perpetrators. for the rise in anti-semitic acts as a result of the coarsening of discourse the readiness to act out in a racist way and against minorities. to hits the spot of movements like biggie. and a large part of the alternative bird germany i've. done that all adds up to a decisive cha

day, pearl harbor had been bombed and the united states found itself at war with nazi germany. they showed up at the consulate and said they could not issue the visas at that time because there had been an emergency. they were not rejected for the visas but they said they had to have further checks. we actually have a letter from fannie to her children after when i first- arrived here, in early 1942, a month or so after pearl harbor, we expected to leave for the u.s. after four weeks. it did not work out that way. until it is wait our turn and we've nothing to do but to suffer. the any was much more patient than her husband. fannie was much more patient than her husband. herself fromremove the daily struggle to get visas while her husband was going every day or every other day. either writing or going personally to the consulates or , trying tothe hiett do anything to get out. , tohe meantime, in the u.s. review all of these applications that are effectively put on hold, the u.s. government created a review committee with representatives from different agencies including the fb

gonzalez said we look at three different types of transactions, one was an enhanced string of pearls,ou look at a larger number of the string of pearls, he said you rely on a series of binary events that could play out positively or negatively, hence he believed the big deal was the ideal strategy that's what we ended up with this surprising announcement this morning. >> it is an appropriate way to make his exit. he built his reputation as somewhat of a dealmaker. and they tried for the pfizer deal, tax inversions were all the rage, jack lew, bad timing >> right at the end there. pfizer was looking single-handedly at it as a result of how much they would save on their taxes, why allergan stock price went it a level it never, ever recovered to once that went away, and then once there was no long are a need for tax inversions and it was no longer had that ability to offer that to a potential acquirer, it never was able to regain those heights. >> the promise of botox, all the aesthetic products. >> botox up 17% in the first quarter. very, very strong and for migraines as well, another i

she said they're saying there was an attack on pearl harbor. i don't know what that was or meant.ew something horrible happened. those are the stories that we can't forget. those are the stories that help create a family culture. >> dana: we have 90 seconds. i want to point out a couple of things. we've been scrolling through pictures. maybe we can put a couple more up here. both grandfathers in my family fought. william perino. he's holding me there. he fought in the pacific. his wife, my grandmother, they both passed. they met on a blind day on the day he got back from the war. >> we found a world war ii record of him where he fought in the battle of saipan. you have incredible connections. >> my maternal grandmother, aunt patty sue, the holder of all the photographs for our family, they sent me many. that's the perino side there. all the black and white pictures are from the brookses. my grandmother, when he went to war in europe, she went to denver to be a rosy the riveter. >> amazing. for some people they don't feel like they have any idea where to start. a dna test is a grea

we meet the women who helped build the american war machine after pearl harbor as they come here for the first time. >> it was a monumental change for women because they not only had to do their traditional keeping the house and raising the kid and that but they had to keep the finances steady and plus do a full-time job in defense. >>> good day, every one. i'm andrea mitchell at the normandy american cemetery in france. it's june 5th. the day dwight eisenhower planned for d-day. the president is in ireland. he just arrived. he will be meeting with ireland's prime minister. tomorrow he will arrive here to northern the 156,000 troops who stormed the beaches especially the 10,000 who died in the greatest military operation of modern times. right now the president is in ireland. we expect to see him briefly this hour before he heads into a private meeting with ireland's prime minister. let's listen. >> i think it should be good. the big thing will be the border and hopefully that will work out. i think it will work out. there's a lot of good minds thinking about how to do it. it's going

in new york, the statue of liberty, its torch blacked out since pearl harbor, was lit at sunset for 15es. and in newcastle, pennsylvania, a young mother named pauline elliot wrote to her husband, frank, a corporal in the army, d-day has arrived. the first thought of all of us was a prayer. below us are the beaches where corporal elliot's battalion and so many other americans landed, omaha and utah, proud names from america's heartland, part of the biggest gamble of the war, the greatest crusade, yes, the longest day. during those first hours on bloody omaha, nothing seemed to go right. landing craft were ripped apart by mines and shells. tanks sent to protect them had sunk, drowning their crews. enemy fire raked the invaders as they stepped into chest-high water and waded past the floating bodies of their comrades. and as the stunned survivors of the first wave huddled behind a seawall, it seemed the invasion might fail. hitler and his followers had bet on it. they were sure the allied soldiers were soft, weakened by liberty and leisure, by the mingling of races and religion. they were

>> if the governor can do anything, please for god sake keep them in there. >> arthur aldridge of pearlr has been covering the murder since day one. >> it was a classic story of good vs. evil. and those stories transcend time. i think it would be a mockery if they were out walking the streets. walking the same streets that she walked. as free people. >> she was almost like she floated not walked. it could not have happened to a more beloved child. >> we would be getting ready in the morning and both looking in the mirror and she would reach over and say you are soft and i would say you are softer. for a long time i looked in that mirror and i would see her. >> paula's father, before he died, described the enormity of the loss of his only daughter in a victim's statement. >> many generations will have to pass to bring another like paula. she was modest and generous and a friend to the friendless. paula should have lived to be a mother. she should have lived to be a grandmother. i have lost her and her splendid progeny. >> martha: boy, that is quite a story. here now new york city police

we not going to do anything for people of pearl harbor because the hawaii issue.ca. they did not shout death to tribeca. and to try and push off as a new york issue, and i think they do that because they believe it is democratic and it's not as important to them. not all republicans oppose us for all that have is a republican. and it is unacceptable. they have done it now for years, senator mcconnell, lindsey graham is the one that is head of judiciary. she's the one that will be negotiated whether it is five or 10 years. we cannot make these individuals continue to live in agonizing uncertainty of not knowing that these programs will be extended and that they will be able to move on with their lives. it has to be done. chris: a little more than a minute left.you have spent years often times commenting about washington and politics. in a real way as opposed to commenting the anchor chair, what have you learned about our politics from this experience? >> is interesting. i come from the world of show business. if you take the arrogance and entitlement and elitism th

raped and murdered in an attack so heinous it stunned law enforcement, changing the quiet town of pearlnew york forever. paula, an honor student, artist and aspiring actress, let her part-time job at the local library and set out to walk the four blocks to her parents home. she never made it. two men followed paula, 20- year-old robert mccain and 28 -year-old richard la barbera, on parole for a drug conviction at the time. they saw her walking down the street. >> both men had been drinking at a nearby bar, when a drifter from arkansas, struck paula on the right side of her head, with a six pound piece of concrete. >> paula stumbled into the stonewall, the column, and goes back that way. mccain was in pursuit of her and la bashra is you're watching the whole thing. >> mccain punches her repeatedly rendering her unconscious before sexually assaulting her. >> he goes up while she's unconscious and attempts to sexually assault her and she made some type of noise and he took out his knife and stabbed her repeatedly. >> the two were convicted in 1981 of second degree murder and sentenced to 2

consisting of a blue apron and underneath were a sky started out one to hawk a how you can see money is a pearl and a woman wearing this color signals that she's married as a married woman you always win muted colors whether that be blue green or purple when you thought young girls tend to wear bright shades of right my not you also were kind of clowns but without passions and this piece of cloth keeps it all together for the. museum and very interactive this is how laundry was done a 100 years ago. which is going to really push it hard against the boat again i'm getting a good workout here imo. elaine . i don't think. it's mothers who now if the sups of the wind and sunshine can draw everything. came a great day. the head of the museum stefan heinz tells me a bit more about tradition and culture in this. regard. well let's talk about the source why did they decide to settle in this play about and that is because well because you don't give me the actual sword settlement region is much larger and it reaches all the way to dissolve the river and up to berlin and down to the saxon or monk and the

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