right it is as fascinating as a cultural phenomenon published 1960 made a movie to see to gregory peck with the oscar in 1963 to manage estate on the reading my daughter's eighth grade beneficiary just like the kids around the united states in the world that they are assigned to kill a mockingbird why? in eighth grade? it is a primer for middle school children to develop a history of race and racial injustice itself and the united states and atticus is the touchstone of decency which are critical values for the multiracial democratic society that we correct in and now lives in. that is why the book is taught so often it is revered and love but i do live love to kill a mockingbird but also had problems as a historian with atticus. he always seemed a little bit too much for me i wanted to write about the book but it was hard to do has a handful of things that harper lee said and the promotions for the movie the last time harper the so on the record to anybody was march 1964 there wasn't much to go on with this character but that changed in the summer of 2015 because so that a watchman th

the prime minister is not the only one struggling to contain every peck.ling to contain every peck. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: all footballing eyes turn to russia with final preparations under way before the world cup kicks off on thursday. the day the british liberated the falklands, and by tonight, british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorbymania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who, for them, has raised great hopes for an end for the division of europe. michaeljackson was not guilty on all charges, the screams of the crowd testament to his popularity and their faith in his innocence. as long as they'll pay to go see me, i'll get out there and kick 'em down the hill. what does it feel like to be the first man to go across the channel by your own power? it's pretty neat. feels marvellous, really. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the saudi—led coalition in yemen has launched a major offensive on the rebel—held port of hudaydah, through which almost all

brian: one of the things that interest me in your book was mary peck hobert.ou say you found 200 letters. patricia: i did not found them, they had been collected by others over the years. brian: who was she? patricia: she was a divorcee. when he first met her, she was in the process of a separation from a guy who owned textile mills in new england. they met in bermuda, where she went for the winter, and when wilson was president of princeton, he took a winter vacation as well as a summer vacation, and the family liked bermuda. so they went to bermuda, he went mostly by himself and he met her there. she was quite a bit more interesting to talk to than the first mrs. wilson. she had a larger range of interests in the world. she also had the gift of making men feel like they were 10 feet tall, you know? i think he was attracted to that. i think every biographer wants to be the one who discovers that this is a full-fledged romantic affair. i could not prove that, to my own satisfaction. i think it was an infatuation. he liked her as a confidant after his after his

peck i must say this is impressed me so much i really didn't imagine that it could be such a homely feeling in here and i don't mean hole the as in holes but there's a real all i hopefully not in the direction of new it's such a it's makes you feel so peaceful the sauce that's one of the things it can do i think it can also add to that when. when you need to be agitated do you do that with the music well i think it basically just accelerates whatever you want to communicate from it so when you were in the drifts what do you become you decide on the night do you feel the audience energy the music that we're playing in this residence is happening for the first time some some there are some folkloristic elements that i've been playing for years and years but these exact sort of constellations of music we've never done before and the technical element of it we've never done before so if if i can already in the first concert feel like you know i'm just. receiving and giving then i'm i'm happy whatever whatever the note of that come out whatever you would feel in a normal concert platform you fee

. >> we know peck kerrman i love him as a coachn manager. i studied his coaching abilities.im he has faith in nina. ntastic goal. >> john, a couple ob wctions i want to sith senegal. it looks to me the last of the africaneams is out now, right. >> yeah. one thing to addo that, too, it's funny i comingnto the third game. yesterday we were talkingat kine see from these two teams? and it was kind of a cautious approach from colombia.colombiat 20 minutes where senegal looked like they were playing wither freedom. the coming out and they wanted to, you know, compete. colombia just hashat ability really just wear you down and within the game way greatin fh finish. .> seneg >> senegal, nigeria out is that a disappointment. ause theyt is b played he can treatmently well. senegal out on flary. this isn't like they lost points. >> let's break that down. th't -- they don't classify because they're tied with japan so they've got the same goals. >> um-hmm. >> the next --e >> goals four, same against four. what's the next thing they go to. >> fair play awa o in termsf yellow cards and thi

first pecks at it and then it's like i think i might just take this with me. >> i love the sound of his little feet. >> he is laughing now until he starts flying. >> he has a you tube account. >> yes! so let me get this straight. they are not only into sandwiches anymore. >> french fries, ice cream and go pros. >> he is like i'll put it down. i have gotten away with >>. >> now the guy is like leave my camera alone. >> put the camera >>> we know when i know the comes to it altitude is your friend. when it comes to try to find that line. we found it and it is in norway. pretty low but he feels like he wants to pull this move. >> oh. >> dude. that was not soft snow. >> yeah. the dude behind the camera asks. >> you all right? >> no. >> the mistake was he pulled that way too low. didn't have enough to pull out of it and ends up making impact in the snow now. it happened in the spring and he is phone. now read into this what you will. how can you make it more fun? well, came up with a great idea. you can see one of the canopies and take to the air. on the ground you'll see that. >> 650 feet a

the prime minister is not the only one struggling to contain every peck.uenssberg, bbc news. attempts are being made to secure aid supplies for millions of people in yemen after pro—government forces backed by saudi arabia launched an attack on a key port held by rebel fighters. the coastal city of hudaydah has been held by the houthis, backed by iran, for more than three years. the united nations says 8.4 million yemenis are on the verge of famine, and for most the part, is the only route for food supplies. around 10,000 people have been killed since the start of the warfour years ago. the british government has called on all sides to exercise restraint, and it's requested an urgent meeting of the un security council meeting to discuss the situation. 0ur security correspondent, frank gardner, reports from yemen. trained and equipped by the uae and saudi arabia, yemeni government forces have been advancing on the red sea port of hudaydah. facing them are yemen's houthi rebels, who have reportedly fanned out across the city of half a million. diplomats have

you see the bird pecking around the lens and take ago look with the eye. a veterinarian saying it is a social species of bird wrapping up in its reflection wondering if the reflection was part of the flock. >> i'm >> that should work. they should be able to see themselves. plus the cavs purk the ithe race for governort. has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it's everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep our budget balanced. invest in affordable housing. fight for universal healthcare. and stand up to donald trump. as governor, you can trust me to do what's right- because i always have. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court,

you can see the birds i don't have head trying to peck up the scrap. the estimates put this pod around 300 orcas. >> is there something in the water that's >> some of the people say it could have attracted the whales and that started this whole frenzy of orcas sitting around. even the people in the boat. listen. >> i never seen anything like this. neff. >> i think this theory is good. often, you will get birds driven up to the surface. clearly the orcas got the message, too. >> at first. really the fact that the water is baltimoreing with life. >> this is a video from australia. >> as you can see, there is a towing risk in this case, i will zoom in on the top right-happened corner. this guy captures something. >> oh. >> this is like a big pickup truck comes absolutely tearing down. >> it looks like an exit lane from the highway, it puts it up in a big jump. >> it was airborne. we get a very clear >> there are three vehicles trapped underneath. >> back in from. >> call you can hear are the screams. one of the person's daughter, that is my mum. she is ok

we are reviewing all the footage him i am pecking the world. wherever are you and somebody else gets flown to l.a. you get about $660 u.s. dollars. tuesday is the 27th of june. you need to do this in the dmz. >> oh that place is so miserable. >> or maybe in the middle of a south african airport or perhaps in an assembly at school. perhaps you might want to do this in a train station with some milk. no shirt on. >> it's a little like "difference." don't worry, he wasn't wasting the milk. you got to love the l.a. where a guy comes out with milk on his shirt and somebody saying i'll take some. >> it's funny when people start answering gambino. >> i might put you on instagram childish content when you post your video. >> they're talking loneliness. >> next, "right this minute." still to come a dude dog little tree trimming. >> nothing is wrong when someone is cutting a tree. >> who will get it? >> the answer is none of the above. >> plus it's a wedding. >> for the mid-evil times. >> you are invited to step into the fantasy next. >> cool. blood when

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. >> reporter: the early birds are up and carl webb's fingers are already pecking out the numbers. at 99 years of age, he can't visit everyone on his birthday list. ♪ hap b but no one is going to miss out on carl's message of love. singing brings you joy? >> oh my goodness. i wouldn't be alive without it! >> reporter: what's so special about this deeply religious man with the golden voice? he's been making the calls every day to the congregations of his church and complete strangers for 18 years. and he's got a drawer full of number cards to prove it. all told, how many calls you think you've made? >> somewhe between 35,000 and 36,000 times of singing "happy birthday" and before long i think i'm going to learn all the words to "happy birthday." >> reporter: the phone numbers compiled by friends at westminster presbyterian church in greensboro, north carolina. >> it's just the creativity he's come up with. he's figured out a way to serve. >> reporter: carl's been singing since childhood and recorded an album with his family. but these days he spreads the love from his apartment in t

open number since curtis strange, got a little peck from his girl friend there. get this. he had his major wrist surgery in the offseason. he didn't touch a club for 90 days! and he was able to pull this one off. >>> baseball and the giants, man, they've been leaking oil. they lost 17 of their last 23. kareem abdul-jabbar in dodger garb, cap, too. top of the 1st nick hundley with a bat in his hands, nice job batting clean-up. that's fourth in the lineup. two-run homer to left, his eighth of the year. top of the 3rd, hello brandon belt. a two-run bolt and giants led 4- 1. belt's 12th for the year. chris stratton, fourth time facing these guys, six innings, three hits, three strikeouts. he's given up three runs or less in five straight starts. bottom of the 9th we got hunter strickland on the bump to close it out and watch him as he blew a 95 mile-per-hour fastball by cody bellenger to end it. 10 games, record of 4-6 hosting the marlins tomorrow. >>> a's and angels, hey, you think it's father's day? bottom of the 2nd mark canha, a shot to left, old-fashioned american league

did he that shit mission impossible style, he was in there stole the peck and was out.hing we sometimes forget about the republican party. although donald trump may be a clubk pinkerie in every situation, mitch mccon sell the brain. i knee it is sad to think about and there news is very painful for a lot of people. it feels like for the next 30er yoos america is going to change in a horrible drek in some ways it feels like all hope is dead. and nothing can bring it back. but my friend poncho over here is still going to try. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) how much hotter and juicier is mcdonald's new 100% fresh beef we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) quarter pounder? listen. watch. 100% fresh beef cooked right when you order. the new hotter juicier quarter pounder burgers. so good, they'll leave you speechless. join t-mobile. and get netflix included for the whole family. so you can get lost in space in your own backyard... or get pumped up for your grand entrance. only t-mobile lets you watch your favorite movies and shows in mor

williams has pulled out of the french tennis open a peck toral injury that affected her serve of course they're to withdraw ahead of a fourth round match against long time rival maria sharapova thirty six year old is playing a first a grand slam since having a child made while german i'm going to. beat france is the kind of wind gusts in straight sets to reach the five final eight she'll face world number one simona halep on wednesday in the men's singles at ten time french open champion rafael nadal beat germany's maximillian mattera to reach the quarterfinals responded nicknamed the king of play as the reigning champion and favorite for the title. i set you up to date i'll have more for you about the top of the hour in the main hard in the meantime of course there's always the web site that's w dot com i'm going to. my first vice a was a sewing machine. where i come from women are bound by the social evils even something as simple as learning how to write them by psychos isn't easy since i was a little girl i wanted to have those guys i'd lost my home and it took me years to . finally

. >> there was a pecking order? even though it was multi-ethnic, white christians were the top of the order. >> absolutely. not just white christians, even white protestants. so they have real advantaging to give up. that doesn't mean we should condone the anger but as a so believe scientists it means i'm not surprised by it. they are giving something up. they could say in the 1960s, perhaps i'm not the smartest, richest guys, but at least i'm one of the people who earn the country, i'm not a migrant, an immigrant. that gave us a status. now they're asked to give it up, it shouldn't surprise us they're fighting that. >> you also point out, whether it's putin or erdagon, you point out they're able to stay in power using elections but also being the beloved, benign dictator. >> yes, how democracies go to die, some people are pushing the line and trying to shape people to attention but i think they're doing the opposite. >> it's not all black booted fascists. >> yes. democracy is in danger when people are walking aroun

the prime minister is not the only one struggling to contain every peck.t some of the other stories making the news. the french national assembly has overwhelmingly backed a landmark bill to overhaul the country's heavily indebted state—run railway company, sncf. the vote is seen as a victory for president macron and a blow to rail unions who staged rolling strikes over the bill. an off—duty fbi agent who accidentally shot a man while dancing in a night club has appeared in a denver court. chase bishop was charged with second degree assault after handing himself into police on tuesday. the agent was performing a backflip when his gun fell out of his pocket and shot a bystander in the leg. pro and anti—abortion demonstrators have been gathering outside argentina's congress as lawmakers are due to vote on a bill that would allow women to have abortions in the first 1a weeks of pregnancy. abortion is currently illegal, except in extreme cases such as rape or if the woman's life is at risk. russia takes on saudi arabia in moscow on thursday as the 2018 world c

this is brooks or peck. he's a san francisco native.ongratulations to brooks pick and his family and the capitals. >> they're going to be planning a parade soon. >>> earlier we told you about the beer. quite important. but now we need to talk about the game. >> the a's, the royals and beer delivery to your seat like the old-fashioned way. local boy making good. paul blackburn from antioch heritage high school making his season debut. he did his part on the mound and matt olson did his part at the plate. a's now above .500. they beat the royals 4-1. >>> we're all nervous. we know there's a lot on the line tomorrow. are the warriors ready? we're going to check in with them. >> they're ready. ♪ when i first came to ocean bay, what i saw was despair. i knew something had to be done. hurricane sandy really woke people up, to showing that we need to invest in this community. i knew having the right partner we could turn this place around. it was only one bank that could finance a project this difficult and this large, and that was citi. prese

aid got really hammered here in the thursday session and then also wal-mart had an interest in pill peck but they got outbid by amazon and so also the stock of wal-mart under quite some pressure while the stock of amazon gained about two and a half percent it's not going to be easy to really control this industry it is highly regulated but it is a big step for amazon in this business and it's a bitter pill for the likes of walgreens and c.v.s. and scalded thank you very much for that. business now let's get some more on the world cup action it's back to brant. that's right for more on the world cup now i'm joined by only one talking from our sports desk good to see you again are the group stages over. the big game in group g. was the clash between belgium and england and that go so both sides used a lot of nonstarters but it was a belgium space that rose to the occasion plenty of chances on both sides but it was belgium that made the most of it thanks to john with this beauty in the fifty first minute you have to see that again look at that what a rocket that is definitely a contender fo

. >> reporter: the early birds are up and webb's fingers are already pecking out numbers.s of age, he can't visit everyone on the birthday list. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ but no one will miss out on carl's message of love. singing brings you joy? >> oh my goodness! i wouldn't be alive without it. >> reporter: what's so special about this departmentally religious man with a golden voice? he's been making the calls every day to the congregations of his church and complete strangers for 18 years. and he's got a drawerful of number cards to prove it. all told, how many calls you think you've made? >> somewhere between 35,000 and 36,000 times of singing "happy birthday" and before long i think i'll learn all the rds to it. >> reporter: the phone numbers compiled by friends at westminster presbyterian church in greensboro, north carolina. >> the creativity he's come up with. he's figured out a way to serve. >> reporter: he's singing since childhood and recorded an album with his family. but these he spreads the love from his apartment in the home of daughter betsy. >> not a day

the prime minister is not the only one struggling to contain every peck.on bbc news, still to come: released into the wild. the raccoon that climbed a multi—storey building is back in the woods. the day the british liberated the falklands, and by tonight, british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorbymania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who, for them, has raised great hopes for an end for the division of europe. michaeljackson was not guilty on all charges, the screams of the crowd testament to his popularity and their faith in his innocence. as long as they'll pay to go see me, i'll get out there and kick 'em down the hill. what does it feel like to be the first man to go across the channel by your own power? it's pretty neat. feels marvellous, really. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the american secretary of state, on a visit to seoul, has said he hopes there will be major disarmament of north korea within two and a half years. the saudi—led coalition in yemen has

did he that shit mission impossible style, he was in there stole the peck and was out. ba. ♪ that is the thing we sometimes forget about the republican party. although donald trump may be a clubk pinkerie in every situation, mitch mccon sell the brain. i knee it is sad to think about and there news is very painful for a lot of people. it feels like for the next 30er yoos america is going to change in a horrible drek in some ways it feels like all hope is dead. and nothing can bring it back. but my friend poncho over here is still going to try. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) why show an empty grill to introduce mcdonald's new fresh beef quarter pounder? because you haven't ordered one until now. the new hotter, juicier quarter pounder burgers from mcdonald's. we cook it right when you order. so good they'll leave you speechless. ( ♪ ) so good they'll leave you speechless. say goodbye to the one-size-fits-all family unlimited plan. starting now, everyone gets the plan they want, without paying for things they don't want. mom gets the unlim

the prime minister is not the only one struggling to contain every peck.th laura in a moment, but first, our scotland editor, sarah smith, is in glasgow. first of all, can you tell us a little more about the main substance of the snp‘s complaint? little more about the main substance of the snp's complaint? yes, they are absolutely furious that last night, westminster voted to impose the eu withdrawal bill on scotland despite the fact that the scottish parliament voted overwhelmingly to reject it last month. they say that thatis reject it last month. they say that that is undermining the devolution settle m e nt that is undermining the devolution settlement and certainly it is the first time this has happened in nearly 20 years of devolution that westminster have decided to overrule holyrood. what can they do about it? legally, not very much and that is why they want to use to matip tactics to highlight their objections in westminster. nicola sturgeon told the bbc today they may do some things in future although they cannot keep walking out of the house of

the idea of reward generally, there are people at the coalface, the bottom end of the pecking order,reatjob, and they deserve those rewards as well. could this as an honour to be seen as well. could this as an honour to be seen as a well. could this as an honour to be seen as a vote of confidence in the rail industry because of the work thatis rail industry because of the work that is being done? i could imagine ifi that is being done? i could imagine if i was a commuter waiting on an empty platform in hertfordshire for a train that didn't turn up or a commuter on the outskirts of central manchester in one of the outlying suburbs, waiting for a train that was due at a particular time that didn't turn up and then the one on the emergency timetable didn't turn up the emergency timetable didn't turn up either, i would think, how could he ask this question, but looking at the wider picture, can he make a case for why he was right to accept is? i think he could, although because of the timing issue, you would think someone would have said, the timing is not great, put it back to the new y

. >> lou, the new york times think they are elite of the country and should peck the president of thed states. and after the washington post met with john cusack, they thought his t nominee. and never endorsed a respect for president and they want to pick the republican nominee. that's who they are. >> they picked president clinton and president kerry and core and the indorsement and never endorsed a republican and never will. nthe new york times have not endorsed a republican sips eisenhower. >> lou: and the ambassador to the bahamas. thank you mr. president. obama and they put 50 millions and he's pledging there will not be politics in it. and the only thing they other than is politics and so what would be the point of bringing them on with 50 mimion of company money. netflix is an obama administration. and susan wright on the netflix board. he said that about obamacare and others, too. we wouldn't take. i mean, not just obama. we won't take obama's world. >> i promise you. netflix is an ongoing money making machine and it will be damaged by this. >> lou: you think they will be boyc

oregon state win 5-0 and peck up the title. >>> our own who is an ambassador for the warriors was onhe course. now partnership between the warriors community fund and pg&e made this possible. >> one of the most amazing things. you come into a community and you think you're building a basketball court. and in rial, wheality, you're c a safe place for kids to play. >> every day like this is very special. because of what it means to the kids. >> this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by sanford health care. i think he threw 120-something pitches. >> thank you very much. >>> and join us tonight on coffee tv 20, cable 713. we'll continue our coverage of the stanford cold case, the key piece of evidence that led officers to the suspect. >>> and the shocking murder sent chills through the stanford campus. >> and that's it for this edition of abc 7 news. look for breaking news anytime on the abc 7 news app. >> good night. ♪k for the best dec. ask for azek building products. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a journalist from new york, new york... an animation writer

please welcome peck m peterson. >> new york city is so rich.ty to feel the good feelings that we feel. >> that's a very cool picture. is that you at the knicks game? >> yes. >> for mikey and his siblings, it was an unforgettable night court side at a knicks basketball game. >> smiling. >> for his mom, simply an hour of pampering. dpl such>> such a nice treat to glass of champagne, to get my hair washed and get it done for me. it was just so nice to breathe again. >> barbara is a champion for these kids with cancer. barbara is a champion for their families. >> i love you more than anything in the whole wide world. >> i could spend all of my life just cry but i'd be under a blanket and not helping anyone, so instead you're making something with that. >> i'm turning crappy into happy. >> ana, what a powerful piece. thanks for sharing that. i'm an older sibling so the connection really struck me. how is john doing? >> he's doing all right. you know. he is such a resilient person and such a fighter and he's one of my heroes. he's been impacted long-

there didn't have to be an election, the governor got to pick whoever he wanted and pecked big luther. he was sworn in and announced his office never really had the governor under investigation and didn't know why anyone had that impression. that's how big luther strange got to the united states senate. that's how they do things in alabama republican politics. when something like that is on origin story, it is almost inevitable that the story will end as badly as it began. and indeed, luther strange still holds the record to be the tallest ever person in the u.s. senate but he is gone from the senate and the governor is no longer governor. this is the smiling creepy mug shot is and these are the charges brought against him and as the door prize in the roll, mr. strange got to hold on to the u.s. senate seat for a few months even after the governor was forced out and the people got a say and alabama republicans held a primary last summer and a run off last fall in both elections and this incumbent senator who was appointed by the disgrace governor, got beat both times by a supreme cour

. >> navy veteran matthew peck he took his truck to the shop and th is how he got it back with f sa totalled more $10,000. he says the dam e wasn't fro before he took it in. it was caused by an empyee at jerry's fords taking it on a test drive. >> the employee was tryin to teo give it enough time to fhaure out w was wrong with it. >> becker says the td 16 for f one 50 had just been repaired at another place and needed one last part from jerry's fon'. het expect to find out an employee would crash thear truc ly 15 miles away in proal county. o he said you need to talk our lawyers now because this is getting too complicated and please leave. >> now becker is waiting on the company do make tngs right. his truck is wrecked and not drivable. fox5 spoke to a manager at jerry's in alendria who says it's not unusual for mechanics to test driva car overnight. himsays she doesn't blame for being upset and called it an accident the insurance company is taking careof. he says he wants people to realize their cars may end up miles from where they take them to get repaired. i'm definitely go to check and

she used to have these self-help authors like scott peck and "the road less traveled." >> exactly. >>ean: this is a modern day version. >> i tell a lot of my data posse is war. stories what he was doing -- i'm somebody who always has a contingency plan. because things happen! >> sean: like, "i am on "hannity" and his stupid show... >> thank you for your kind words! that's my mom on the back or that's me as a little one on his spider jacket. >> sean: you've got to see this pictur it's so awesome. >> look at mom! she's giving everybody a pillow. >> sean: one of these parables... [laughter] let me bring in joe conger. we are going to talk about -- >> hi, joe! >> sean: what bothers me until november 8th, 2016, the media protected the clintons over all of his behavior. november 9th, it began to change a little bit. >> what you saw today, particularly on "the today show," sean, the first time in 20 years, bill clinton was actually asked a tough question and actually broached on monica lewinsky. as you said, bill clinton, master politi communicator, didn't know how to handle it. he ends up m

when they exchanged what they called a peck on the lips.ay, the driver then forced them out... and a confrontation ensued on the streets of new york. (sot) alex iovine/passenger"this doesn't feel right. that's why we started going back and forth being like, 'what? why are we getting kicked out of the uber?' and he said that's illegal."natsot/passenger "what's disrespectful?" natsot/driver"this is disrespectful." natsot/passenger"to who? to you? is it against uber policy?"natsot/driver"i don't want to argue with you(pam) the driver, identified as ahmad el boutari... has since had his livery license removed. the women got a 22- dollar refund. uber has behavior rules amounting to, basically, no sex in cars... but nothing to do with kissing. uber says, it does not tolerate discrimination. (pam) for a lot of folks... the best part of a work meeting or gathering, is often all the free food! cookies, pastries, doughnuts.. you name it! (ken) and while they're all very yummy treats, they may also be adding some unwanted pounds. melisa raney has more

walking off the stage in singapore after addressing reporters around the world setting the scene forex peck tagss for success this is a summit will that set the future managing somewhat the expectations that there would be a real actionable deal out of this but he also said ths with the north korean delegation happening as we speak are moving rapidly and coming to a logical end. he came out with a really strong statement saying that the united states has more than 100 experts in a working group that are ready and capable of addressing the technical and logistical issues that are needed for any dismantling of north korean nuclear sites. let's get to michelle caruso-cabrera there covering this in great detail he's following up with a scene that the president set, michelle, with optimism for success. >> yeah, he's trying to, one, set the stage that there is going to be some kin outcome from this but at the same time we've heard lengthening of the amount of time before something could finally be done. he did stick very much to what has been u.s. policy on north korea since the administration of

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nasdaq up 30 s&p 500 is up by 11 points look at the peck chicture in th market it was a volatile montht energy is one of the best performing sectors in may. today we are higher, 67.27 ice brent up fractionally at 77.85. >>> ulta beauty reported first quarter earnings that beat analysts forecast. same-store sales rose about 8%, but ulta's second quarter outlook is below what some analysts were expecting. we're seeing some moves lower. down about 5%. >>> gamestop's first quarter earnings and revenue were in line with estimates, but same-store sales fell more than expected on a drop of sales in video game hardware and software gamestop naming shane kim as pro interim ceo. shares off by almost 4%. >>> and shares of workday are lower. the cloud software company posting better first quarter adjusted earnings that were generally in line with forecasts. it also raised its outlook for subscription revenue this year nonetheless, shares down about 3% in the extended trade. >>> we are following a developing story out of las vegas. contract negotiations are still under way between vegas's hospitali

peck, would not hear of any kind of liaison. brian: are her letters all in one place?atricia: i think they are mostly at princeton. if you want to read them, they are in the papers of woodrow wilson, a 69 volume thing edited by princeton university press. it is hard to find unless you can go to a big research library, but they are all there. brian: are they altogether? patricia: they are not all together, they are in chronological order. brian: from your experience, has anybody used the letters as much as you did? patricia: that is a good question and i don't know the answer. they certainly do not get ignored. i was interested in them for what they showed us, not about the relationship between him and her, but that was the place where he could pour out his grief in writing. he felt safe. -- a: you have a foot now footnote in the back, it is complicated. according to matthew, watson spoke with mary in 1923. when did wilson die? patricia: 1923. brian: after he was shown the correspondence between her and wilson, which they tried unsuccessfully to publish, gdon did not us

can you do your angry gregory peck for the people over 50?: sure, i'll try. >> we threw so many things at stephen. you came in as a sketch player and a writer. >> stephen: yeah. >> but you didn't fancy yourself as an impressionist. >> stephen: i did not do impressions. >> but you nailed geraldo riviera. >> stephen: oh! it's funny you should bring that up. because i remember, i remember-- >> yes.>> stephen: it was durine o.j. trial this was going on. >> yes, i did cato kalin. >> stephen: you did cato kalin. ( laughter ) and the funny thing was is that- - so the "dana carvey show" was in winter into spring of 1996. >> basically, it was a show that went pheew, and was gone. ( laughter ) and then there were cactus. >> stephen: but kind of a legend-- it was a murderer's row. it was you and robert smiegel, it was louie c.k., it was steve carell, it was me. >> stephen colbert. >> stephen: charlie kaufman, dino stamatopolous, robert carlock, who created "30 rock" with tina fey, amazing group of op >> yeah, freaky. >> stephen: and so we're-- the carve

ted: you've got the news ono peck coming up but as brian mentioned you move on to the next meeting.early an important opec meeting but you move on to the next vienna meeting trying to keep an in tech supply understanding the demand dynamic looks good but then you get in the debate of the two guests how the global g.d.p. relates to demand and there's a huge debate out there right now. francine: tom, you also could argue if you need to move on to the next meeting which is extraordinary because you want to put even more production out there, it may be difficult if you didn't have consensus be and if they decide to put oil out there is dependent on if they reach the agreement and if not, it's interesting to see how the cartel will play out going forward. andrew, very quickly, when you look at the linkage between emerging markets and oil, is it more just to do with the dollar -- if you figure out what dollar does next have you figured out oil in emerging markets? andrew: there certainly is a linkage along the dollar and the emerging market complex line. i think it gets a little murky whe

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those tweets weren't written by him, i just assumed an angry pigeon grabbed his phone and started peckingi have some exciting personal news to share. you know, if you watch this show regularly, you know that for the better part of a year i've been trying to get people to start calling donald trump jr. djtj. it's donald j. trump jr., so it works. but no one's doing it except for me. until last night. at long light a prominent member of the mainstream media became the first to join me on board. ladies and gentlemen, i would like to welcome to team djtj none other than brian williams. >> michael, on a political score, this can't be good for the man jimmy kimmel insists all media call djtj, donald j. trump jr. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, bw. that's a great lesson. it goes to show you dreams really do come true. here's something for those of you who enjoy starbucks but have mixed feelings about going to starbucks because of recent events. starbucks has a very relaxed new loitering policy. from now on you'll be able to sit in a starbucks or go in and use the restroom without ha

front park that we are coordinating with the office of community investment and infrastructure on, and pecktures of the models developed to help with the design of the architecture of the facility, so wen, looking east, and on the bottom it's looking westward on the fixed pier. on to the privately operated ferries, formerly known as water taxis, we have tide line, the men between pier one and a half and berkeley, significant growth and are projected to service about 30,000 passengers this year, including both the one and a half to berkeley service, the special events they run, and the other on call services. they have currently two vessels, and significant growth. we also have san francisco water taxi, again, the hop on, hop off on the northern waterfront. they are hoping to increase their fleet so they can offer more regular service with smaller intervals, which they also feel will expand their business and grow ridership, and they are also considering expanding to pier 52. and prof sf, to do the private charter service. and lastly, wheta board a couple months ago has approved a feasibilit