peggy thomas. troubling, but what concerned russel douglas' brother and sister most was the fact that brenna didn't appear to be the least bit upset about the prospect of her friend peggy being involved in her husband's murder. sister: you've worked with her and you're not saying a peep. you know, if it was your friend-- something, either disbelief, or i can't believe my friend did this. i want to make sure that they, you know, get punished, or you know, like-- let's go after her. let's get her, yeah. and i said, you know when you were really mad at russ, did you ever say to peggy, while you guys were working together, that russ had some insurance money and that he'd be better to you dead than alive? and she said, well, i might have. and at that point, i just kind of looked at her and i thought, man, did this not give somebody a motive somewhere along the line? josh mankiewicz: was this a case of angry words having unintended consequences, or as some suspected, had brenna actively recruited russel'

peggy carranza con los detalles.ios sociales concluyÓ que 25,000 inmigrantes renunciaron a este beneficio. este concejal dice que se debe al miedo de posibles consecuencias migratorias. >> esto no se deberÍa ver afectado por una agenda anti miran de. --migrante. >>han dicho que lo que tiene residencia y necesitan ayuda, tiene miedo. peggy: un estudio del centro mÉdico de boston dijo que el uso de cupones de alimentos cayÓ un 10% en el 2018. funcionarios de la ciudad recomiendan a los que tienen temor de recurrir a estos beneficios que buscan asesorÍa legal gratuita. >> cada una de estas oficinas cuentan con abogados que van permanentemente en el centro de migraciÓn. peggy: algunas dicen que esto podrÍa generar pÉrdidas en la vida econÓmica. fÉlix: cuatro niÑos que estaban instalaciones de la patrulla fronteriza en texas fueron hospitalizados esta semana. asÍ lo afirman abogados de migraciÓn. arantxa: david ortiz fue dado de alta de la unidad de cuidados intensivos y permanecen buenas condiciones. asÍ lo indicÓ su esp

peggy carranza, univisiÓn.enciÓn, pero cayó al vacÍo. un equipo de socorristas le brindo los primeros auxilios en el lugar y despuÉs lo trasladaron a un hospital. rebuscado por intento de asesinato y las autoridades encontraron un arma en su vehÍculo. ediciÓn al gobierno de presidente trump que no puede bloquear el derecho al aborto de las menores indocumentadas detenidas. la decisiÓn afectarÁ el futuro de decenas de adolescentes migrantes que estÁn bajo custodia. luis mejÍa nos dice porque este caso es tan controvertido. luis: el caso es controvertido porque reÚne dos de los temas que mÁs polariza en el paÍs, el aborto y la inmigraciÓn. en un evento para lloviendo, un panel de la corte de apelaciones de washington d.c. decidiÓ que las menores indocumentadas detenidas tienen derecho al aborto. >> creo que el mensaje es claro que la mujer tiene derecho de elegir sobre su cuerpo, independientemente de su edad . migraciÓn ha marcado esa diferencia, que si eres un hombre adulto, puedes hacer valer tus derechos repr

peggy: son casos aterradores que parecen repetirse.stancias similares. una vocera del estado dijo que investigaciones no han establecido una conexiÓn entre estos incidentes. agregÓ que el fbi estÁ cooperando con agentes dominicanos. mientras surge en otras versiones como la mujer que tomÓ una soda supuestamente contaminada en un resort bahÍa prÍncipe, la cadena de hoteles donde fallecieron otros turistas recientemente. >> los copie y ya tenÍa la boca toda cruda. ya estaba escupiendo sangre. peggy: el propietario de esta agencia de viajes dijo que los casos estÁn causando preocupaciÓn entre viajeros. >> hemos recibido cancelaciones, especÍficamente a la propiedad donde se ha suscitado los hechos denunciados por algunos turistas. peggy: segÚn las autoridades dominicanas, las muertes se debieron a causas naturales. insisten en que la naciÓn caribeÑa segura. otros no opinan igual. >> no hay la seguridad en nuestro paÍs, pienso que la causa de esa inseguridad es la poca inversiÓn del gobierno en las provincias, en la fuente de empleo. peggy

peggy: representante de la liga anti difamaciÓn explica que el problema es la desinformaciÓn. >> fÍjateÚn los centros para el control y la prevenciÓn de enfermedades, la mayorÍa se registra en la comunidad judÍa ortodoxa en la ciudad de nueva york. peggy: el plan no cambiarÍa una infecciÓn que se le permite a niÑos que no pueden ser vacunados por razones mÉdicas, en la ciudad de nueva york y carranza, univisiÓn enrÍque: el hombre acusado de matar a 51 personas en 12 en el mezquita de nova zelanda, se declarÓ inocente de los cargos en su contra el hombre de 29 aÑos apareciÓ por enlace de vÍdeo ante un tribunal, presentÓ su declaración a travÉs de sus abogados, es acusado de asesinar a varias personas la mayorÍa musulmanes que asistÍan a rezar el 15 de marzo, el juicio iniciarÁ el prÓximo aÑo el 4 de mayo de 2020. miles de haitianos protestaron en las calles de puerto prÍncipe exigiendo la renuncia de el presidente, por acusaciones de corrupciÓn, algunos colocaron neumÁticos incendiados en las calles, no hubo hoy informe de enfrentamiento con la policÍa, los manifestantes exigen saber dÓn

of course you do, peggy.to fool me, that i'd hardly notice you trying to pull the wool over my eyes. i wouldn't dream of it. well, now i know. and today, a special recording of a mock scene at the bbc birmingham studios, celebrating her long career. she was a great success in in schools radio, children's hour and radio drama, working regularly on the home service and then radio 4. radio 4, how posh! and then serving up a sweet surprise, current and past cast members. happy birthday, june. 0h, bless your heart. oh, what a lovely surprise. june spencer was in the first episode of the archers in 1951. she's the only original cast member still working on the show. what's the secret to turning 100, then? well, i suppose it's inheriting good genes, for a start. a cheerful outlook, i think, an optimistic outlook on life, and i've always enjoyed life pretty well, and i still do now, more than ever, i think. and still working at 100! i think that's what keeps me going and i love it, you see, i love all the cast. well,

of course you do, peggy.trying to pull the wool over my eyes. i wouldn't dream of it. well, now i know. and today, a special recording of a mock scene at the bbc birmingham studios, celebrating her long career. she was a great success in in schools radio, children's hour and radio drama, working regularly on the home service and then radio 4. radio 4, how posh! and then serving up a sweet surprise, current and past cast members. happy birthday, june. 0h, bless your heart. oh, what a lovely surprise. june spencer was in the first episode of the archers in 1951. she's the only original cast member still working on the show. what's the secret to turning 100, then? well, i suppose it's inheriting good genes, for a start. a cheerful outlook, i think, an optimistic outlook on life, and i've always enjoyed life pretty well, and i still do now, more than ever, i think. and still working at 100! i think that's what keeps me going and i love it, you see, i love all the cast. well, she's warm, she is generous, she is go

hat did you see there, peggy? >> all correct. i agree with everything you said but mostly what i saw was he loves this. he loves talks. he loves interviewing. he's loaded for bear. he's thought out the forrays he's going to take in the future. i thout the mostinteresting thing he said was, i have doves and i have hawks. explaining his iran decision this week. i think the american people will be sympathetic to that atcision, symptic to the declared reasons for it. and sympathetic or supportive of the idea he's thinking about this and he's got a lot of different people and he listens to them and then he makes a decision. >> i'll tell you, i don't believe he ever would have ordered the strike. the person i've interviewed and known for a long time and his position on this, but he -- he was reveling in the fact he had everybody confused. >> this was the classic articulation of trumpian democracy at work. trumpian diplomacy at work, i mean. you think about it this way. there's a piece of leverage, that maybe he's created and he doesn't

"wall street journal"ist peggy noonan and lanhee chen of stanford university. welcome to sunday and a special edition of "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news, the longest running show in television history, this is a special edition of "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. it's safe to say we're at one of the prift points of the 2020 election cycle. at the same time, democrats will unofficially hear the starting gun for their nomination fight when 20 candidates face off for two nights of debates this coming week in miami. even though he won't be there, president trump will be a dominant presence at those debates. one way or the other, the 2020 election will be a referendum on donald trump. the president will argue he's a successful businessman turned president who's created a strong economy, appointed conservative judges, ended unnecessary regulations and established a sense of strong and, yes, feared america around the world. in short, he'll argue he's made america great again. democrats will say he's a bigot who's praised neo-nazi

i think peggy noonan is correct.n making this argument, amazon, google and facebook of their own volition have become telecommunications companies and publishers. and more importantly, they are monopolies. i made an argument in a piece i wrote for american greatness. i am concerned about the power they have right now. if we don't deal forcefully. we'll be ruled by a tech oligarchy in less than a generation. david: if it's a tech oligarchy we know what side they will be on. the algorithms are all about pushing the left-wing agenda better it's google or frontal boundary or amazon. they have every bit of information we have ever put into the internet, that could be a dangerous thing. >> i was at the google innovation summit and the thought struck me that google will have the power in the short term to manipulate, influence and decide national elections because of the power they have to manipulate the flow of information online. they dominate 76% of the search engine results on a loaf estimate. i think it' higher than th

peggy carranza, univisiÓn.sarrollo. enrique: un paso adelante para trastorno de desarrollo. enrique: un paso adelante para descubrir esta enfermedad. ♪ ♪ ♪ patricia:desde el espacio mas astronauta grabÓ un interesante vÍdeo con el tiempo acelerado. enrique: 60 segundos que muestran un viaje de 30 minutos alrededor de la tierra. la trayectoria cubre del ocÉano pacÍfico al atlÁntico. patricia: bellÍsimas imÁgenes. enrique: desde que tiene la perpectiva de la ué irónica es la vida que yo nunca comprendía esos dichos que mi abuelo me decía pero al pasar el tiempo poco a poco fui entendiendo sus palabras llenas de sabiduría por más que madrugaba nunca amanecía temprano en la corriente muchas veces me dormía y sabía con quién andabas pero no me imaginaba que una piedra con tu mano tirarías margarita: por más que advertían que yo sufriría por ti no quise ver lo que estaba pasando ambos: aunque el amor es ciego

peggy. >> yes. >> there's a lot to digest in that one because we wentt a lo of places. first want to start with the child migration issue because he just -- there is -- he's no personalizing that one. he personalizes almost everything in our interview. he wants -- he sounds a bit almost too dispassionate. >> that's interesting you found him to be a little distanced on the subject. i know he thinks it is a big issue for him still. in the coming election. i know also there is probably sense within him that he is perceived by others to be failing there at the border. not onlysuor the is you mentioned, which are very serious, but because it's three years now and nothing is under control down there. so, maybe that has something to with histhinking. but i'll tell you, i was listening to your audience here as we were watching this interview. and, man, i thought of the old -- look, this president, we shouldn't lose sight of it because we see him every day. this is a compelling character who people are watching closely. in is a character. he reminded me -- he's got a line on eve

. >> the house that patrick and his sister, peggy, inherited here in birmingham is now their home. patrick, thank you so much for having me over. >> it's our pleasure. >> patrick's parents moved to alabama from maryland and bought the house in the 1960s. patrick, an architect, returns to take care of his ill parents in 1994 but then has his own health scare. >> i had a quintuple bypass surgery here. >> patrick's heart trouble leads him to an early retirement at age 47. with lots of time on his hands, he starts rummaging through the house, including the attic. it's here that he comes across a box he remembers from his childhood. this looks very, very old, just right from the start. the box contains family letters and legal documents, some going back to the 18th century. >> this packet is letters from the 1780s. >> patrick also discovers an old u.s. army muster book, an official ledger listing soldiers and keeping track of their pay. the writing is unbelievable. i can't believe it's in such good shape. >> this book is put into two sections -- the war of 1812 and then the mexican war.

her character peggy has dealt with big storylines.ve i done to him? it's the right thing. i can't leave him like that. how difficult was the alzheimer's storyline for you? because it's what happened to you in real life, as well? yes. well, of course, my husband didn't become violent, as jack did. but they did consult arnold peters and me before they did it, which i thought was very nice of them, to see if we could bear to do it. and we were both in agreement that it's a subject that had rather been swept under the carpet and it really should be aired and brought out into the open. she's the only actress left from the original cast, and appeared on the first episode in 1951. for the archers team, june spencer is notjust a mother on air. well, she is warm and she's generous and she's good fun. she helps the other actors. and i tell you the thing aboutjune, she never, ever fluffs her lines. and that is remarkable. this week's storyline sees peggy summoning a mystery meeting with the family on air. off air... what are you doing to celebra

bloomberg's mark cudmore and peggy collins, thanks very much. a reminder, you can find all of the charts we are going to use at gtv on your terminal. browse features and check it out. coming up, more on how the u.n. should respond to iran. we will speak to former ambassador to the u.n. thomas pickering next. this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak." el dorado resorts is said to have agreed to buy caesars entertainment for a $7 billion in cash and stock. the deal is set to be worth more than $17 billion. it values caesars at about $13 a share. the combined entity would be split equally -- almost equally, that is, between those companies' heads. today, shareholders and japan's biggest brokerage voted to keep their ceo. he's been under fire since employees leaked market sensitive information that prompted regulatory penalties. nomura sought to placate investors with a $4 billion stock buyback. today, bitcoin traded above $1000 for the first time in 15 months. creek -- the cryptocurrency recaptured facebook'stention on push in

her character peggy has dealt with big storylines.ficult was the alzheimer's storyline for you? because it's what happened to you in real life, as well? yes. well, of course, my husband didn't become violent, as jack did. but they did consult arnold peters and me before they did it, which i thought was very nice of them, to see if we could bear to do it. and we were both in agreement that it's a subject that had rather been swept under the carpet and it really should be aired and brought out into the open. she's the only actress left from the original cast, and appeared on the first episode in 1951. for the archers team, june spencer is notjust a mother on air. well, she is warm and she's generous and she's good fun. she helps the other actors. and i tell you the thing aboutjune, she never, ever fluffs her lines. and that is remarkable. this week's storyline sees peggy summoning a mystery meeting with the family on air. off air... what are you doing to celebrate the big birthday? i'm having a party. i say i'm having a party, everybody

. >> joining me now is peggy nu nunan.to see you. >> wonderful to be here. >> when i think of that speech i think of ronald reagan. i've been back with each president, five years ago with president obama. there's been some wonderful moments. this is the 75th. this is the last time we'll see the few remaining veterans and that speech that ronald reagan gave and delivered and worked on with you was just the most memorable. what was so special about it? >> well, it was the 40th anniversary and it was a time when so much was in contention between europe and the united states with regard to what attitude to take towards the so soviet union. i think it was a heightened historical moment. i think president reagan's full heart was in it. my eyes filled with tears a momentum ago when that spontaneous applause broke out. they had been 20 years old or 30 years old, 40 years before and now they were graying fellows. no one had paid attention to them in pretty much in the 40 years that had passed since their great day. those were the m

de esclavas sexuales en el estado de nueva york.el juicio duro seis semanas, pero como nos cuenta peggys. una de las hijas del narco-traficante joaquin el chapo guzman publica fotos ineditas de su padre y cartas que ella le envio a la prision...la alta comisionada para los derechos humanos de la "onu", michelle bachelet, llega a venezuela para reunirse con autoridades. [cof cof] ♪ ♪ una de las hijas de joaquin el chapo guzman saco a la luz fotos ineditas de su padre.las imagenes muestran a quien fuera el narcotraficante mas buscado de su epoca como no se le habia visto antes. alejandrina guzman salazar tambien revelo cartas personales que le envio a su padre en prision.galo arellano nos cuenta mas de la hija de el chapo. la alta comisionada para los derechos humanos de la "onu", michelle bachelet, se encuentra en venezuela, donde sostendra reuniones "por separado" con el presidente interino, juan guaido, y el gobernante, nicolas maduro. bachelet evaluara la grave crisis que atraviesa el pais y dara las conclusiones de su visita antes de partir, el proximo 21 de junio.francisco urreiztie

peggy. >> yes. >> there's a lot to digest in that one because we went a lot of places.d migration issue because he just -- there is -- he's not personalizing that one. he personalizes almost everything in our interview. he wants -- he sounds a bit almost too dispassionate. >> that's interesting you found him to be a little distanced on the subject. i know he thinks it is a big issue for him still. in the coming election. i know also there is probably a sense within him that he is perceived by others to be failing there at the border. not only for the issues you mentioned, which are very serious, but because it's been three years now and nothing is under control down there. so, maybe that has something to do with his thinking. but i'll tell you, i was listening to your audience here as we were watching this interview. and, man, i thought of the old -- look, this president, we shouldn't lose sight of it because we see him every day. this is a compelling character who people are watching closely. in is a character. -- this is a character. he reminded me -- he's got a line

now, for all archers fans, the actress who's played peggy since 1950 is celebrating her 100th birthday general, tony hall. june has played peggy woolley since the first episode and is the only original cast member still on air. england's 2—1win over scotland in the women's world cup on sunday was the uk's most watched women's football match of all time, drawing a peak of more than six million viewers. both teams are now looking to their next games on friday. jane dougall is following the scotland team in rennes, but first katie gornall near the city of le havre. what are england's chances? i think they'll be really fancying their chances for this game against argentina. it is lovely where they are based a stone's throw from their five—star hotel where the players are enjoying a rest day, we are just down the coast from le havre where they play argentina next, they go into the game topping their group after the win over scotland. you mentioned the tv audience, it is a shame for the global game that those record figures were not affected in the attendance for that match, just 13,000 ina

peggy: asÍ fueron los preparativos que dieron inicio al desfile en la ciudad de nueva york.asistieron a la quinta avenida de la gran manzana. para celebrar la cultura de la llamada del encanto. como hace 20 aÑos. me gustÓ representar a puerto rico porque es una isla con sus jugadores y sus boxeadores. en esta ocasiÓn, el cantante y actor ricky martin recibiÓ el tÍtulo de gran mariscal. esta en campaÑa por la nominaciÓn presidencial por el partido demÓcrata en iowa tiene una razÓn como si no puedo venir como se lo va a tardar . aquÍ estamos todos portorriqueÑos. de puerto rico, tambiÉn recibiÓ protagonismo en esta festividad. por esto que la zaciones que promueven el desarrollo econÓmico de la visa. estamos adelantando todo. estoy arreglando todo la casa para que todos los turistas vuelvan a puerto rico. ademÁs, fue conmemorado del rey mes del orgullon gay. del movimiento de los derechos civiles esta utilizando las redes sociales para respira funcionarios relacionÓ con casos de corrupciÓn. felix: presidentes el salvador ordenÓ despedirlos familiares del anterior. con esto com

. >> speaking of peaks, meggy noonan peggy noonan is in "the wall call journal" calling for the breakupch. she includes google and amazon saying they should be broken into separate companies, after stanley drunkenmiller was on "squawk box" and said google and amazon would be worth more if they were broken up, but facebook would be worth less >> the peggy op ed is worth reading especially when she calls zucker bergan impeerious twerp. >> in this column, she says they invite mead to this sort of sham meeting with conservatives, but they should be broken up it's unclear is it because of data privacy? because of political bias? monopoly, is it because of fake news she admits i don't care if it's done incompetently by government as long as it's done this is a bizarre statement from a free marketeer like peggy. >> for sure. the anecdotes are great, but the prescription for these companies ironically and even some invests on are saying, fine with me. >> my take is i doubt it's going to happen the way a lot of the people calling for a break upper hoping it will happen because this takes years t

of course you do, peggy.ell, now i know. and today, a special recording of a mock scene at the bbc birmingham studios, celebrating her long career. she was a great success in in schools radio, children's hour and radio drama, working regularly on the home service and then radio 4. radio 4, how posh! and then serving up a sweet surprise, current and past cast members. happy birthday, june. oh, bless your heart. oh, what a lovely surprise. june spencer was in the first episode of the archers in 1951. she's the only original cast member still working on the show. what's the secret to turning 100, then? well, i suppose it's inheriting good genes, for a start. a cheerful outlook, i think, an optimistic outlook on life, and i've always enjoyed life pretty well, and i still do now, more than ever, i think. i'm still working at 100.|j i'm still working at 100. i think that's what keeps me going, i love it you see, i love the whole cast. she's warm and good fun and helps the other actor is and i tell you that thing ab

so much to do that it doesn't even have time to make his american colleagues helping out in north peggy whitson stay here was extended so no she'll be working to keep. it was jack. good to read good news it was good to see a stooge show up and. bush and bush are going to your religion. this experiment is the most delicious one the lettuce was grown at 0 gravity and then of course eaten they carry out biological and physics experiments study the performance of stem cells and develop medicines to cure cancer this experiment is the most important one for jack fisher as his daughter had cancer. but spaceman also guinea pigs mission control constantly monitors their health and watches closely to see if they exercise enough. we have a special treadmill 1st off we can find it's all the way we have to work out physical exercise. to do 2 and a half hours a day because if you don't have good exercise your muscles and your bones just just go away and you come back as a 90 year old man and then you're your hot wife not like you anymore. that's a little girl sleeping. mccurry route to. the most news

reportera: en la ciudad de nueva york, peggy carranza, univisiÓn.pena, levantemos un vaso de agua y tomemos una advil. porque nada funciona más rápido, por más tiempo o es más fuerte que advil. ¡salud! algunas de mis comidas favoritas pueden manchar mis dientes. por eso uso colgate® optic white® que a diferencia de una crema dental ordinaria, contiene peróxido de hidrógeno que va más allá de la superficie para darme una sonrisa 4 tonos más blanca. colgate® optic white blanqueamiento que funciona. me llamo taylor y soy productora de televisión. esta surface laptop es increíble. es muy poderosa. agiliza todo tu día. es el tipo de laptop que siempre necesité. me siento rara estando de este lado de la cámara. patricia: una de las hijas de "el chapo" guzmÁn sacÓ a la luz fotografÍas inÉditas de su padre. la fotografÍa muestran al narcotraficante como nunca se lo habÍa visto antes. galo arellano nos cuenta mÁs. reportera: esta foto muestra "el chapo" con dos de sus hijos. la pequeÑa queaparece de su hija. el material incluye una carta que titula: toda mi

so much to do that it doesn't even have time to make his american colleagues helping out the north peggy whitson stay here was extended so no she'll be working together with jack. to ensure. good food good news or good news was good. fortune. this experiment is the most delicious one the lettuce was grown at 0 gravity and then of course eaten they carry out biological and physics experiments study the performance of stem cells and develop medicines to cure cancer this experiment is the most important one for jack fisher as his daughter had cancer but space guinea pigs mission control constantly monitors their health and watches closely to see if they exercise enough . we have a special treadmill 1st off. it's all that we have to work out physical exercise. hours. because if you don't have good exercise. your muscles and your bones just just go away and you come back as a 90 year old man and then you your wife like you more. completely that's. sleeping. through some crude was quizzed on this in the book you know the suit the most worth of work for you but i'd leave them before you let you

peggy whitson stay here was extended so now she'll be working together with jack. to ensure. good food good news or good news was good to just enjoy. watching. this experiment is the most delicious 1. 0 gravity and then of course eaten they carry out biological in physics experiments study the performance of stem cells and develop medicines to cure cancer this experiment is the most important one for jack fisher as his daughter had cancer. but space guinea pigs mission control constantly monitors their health and watches closely to see if they exercise enough. we have a special treadmill 1st off. it's on the way we have to work out physical exercise. to half hours. because if you don't have good exercise your muscles and you. just just go away and you come back as a 90 year old male and and then you meet your hot wife like you're more. complete that's the answer. to some crude to. another student keeping them honest or to work for you but i'd leave them before you which assume your opinions from this change into both of you is what you would at least know there was the worst.

her character, peggy, has dealt with big storylines.zheimer's. sobbing: what have i done to him? what have i done to him? it's the right thing, mum. i can't leave him like that. how difficult was the alzheimer's storyline for you? because it's what happened to you in real life, as well? yes. well, of course, my husband didn't become violent, as jack did. but they did consult arnold peters and me before they did it, which i thought was very nice of them, to see if we could bear to do it. and we were both in agreement that it's a subject that had rather been swept under the carpet, and it really should be aired and brought out into the open. she's the only actress left from the original cast, and appeared on the first episode in 1951. for the archers team, june spencer is notjust a mother on air. well, she is warm and she's generous and she's good fun. she helps the other actors. and i tell you the thing aboutjune, she never, ever fluffs her lines. and that is remarkable. this week's storyline sees peggy summoning a mystery meeting with t

he whines of marrying peggy shippen. it's through her he may or may not make the acquaintance of a british major name to john andre, potential correspondence that would lead to treason. he gives himself the codename after, who we read earlier, the same swedish king. meanwhile, the british have a new plan. go south, young man. see, i'm co-opting. anyway. the british are going to turn their attention to the south. they're constantly chasing loyalists. if they can link up with loyalists in america, it can turn the tide of the war. there is really faulty intelligence, some of it dating back to 1774, that it's really only a few rabble-rousers. most of the colonies aren't for this. who's going to be sentenced? charles cornwallis? the idea is to march north. whose first in command during the early days, particularly the battle of camden, is going to be horatio gaines, the great northern hero go south. it's after this crushing defeat that gates is going to retreat. some reports say 180 miles further than his army. how does he do

. >> reporter: similar to monday night's victims, peggy pepikaki says they received a call. job came up tuesday evening while working for a tow company. >> he got a call to go to that area and puick up a vehicle. highway 35. that's when it happened, when they killed hum. >> reporter: shortly after deputies found him, they found someone responsible for the stabbing. 26-year-old malik of pacifica was attempting to leave the area. >> a deputy fired at an oncoming vehicle. the suspect was not hit by gun fire but the vehicle went off the road way into a ditch. >> reporter: investigators are still working to confirm whether the homicides are connected. we know pepikaki leaves behind an 11-year-old son and one-year-old dautder. abc 7 news. >>> gun fire three times in two days on free ways in the south bay have officers on alert. a man was killed in one of the shooting. no one else was hit bu gun fire. the cases don't appear to be related. matthew matthew rios died at the scene. most of the shootings were road rage. >>> new developments on safety inspections by pg&e. the utility has

peggy's latest peace is called an impeachment alternative. peggy writes. as hot for impeachment in the fall when the 2020 contenders are taking full flight and party energy goes to helping them. mrs. pelosi is a practical woman. she is always underestimated as republicans as the shaky lady. she doesn't seem shaky to me. she's running rings around mr. trump and her own conference. mr. trump is obsessed with looking competent and in control. she actually is competent and in control. while president trump hit back on twitter yesterday, writing, peggy noonan, the simplistic writer for trump haters all, is stuck in the past glory of roadwaygan and has no idea what is happening with the radical left democrats or how vicious and ridiculous they are. mueller had to correct his ridiculous statement. peggy never understood it. among the lines that stuck out to me is "stuck in the past glory of ronald reagan," which is a place some conservatives would like to return. >> to get rid of the crybaby conservatism of this president. nato's picking on us, the press is picki

taking funny pictures of me and we're just like all laughing and then the lyte >>13 year-old megan peggyriends photo shows what happened next in this slowdown. iphone my photo you can see a sea lion charging at her in the water i my leg and i looked down and like freaked out i mean you know it was on news that something was like attacking me people walking nearby quickly jumped in to help her shocked that something like this could happen unprovoked. california fish and wildlife patrol captain talk thomas seaney says attacks like these are extremely rare they're now treating the sea lion for possible dumb oleic acid poisoning a toxin that impacts the brain because they say the sea lions erratic behavior didn't stop there. >>we believe that that was why the see light in this the incident that the person but then came on land and metal lifeguard stands. >>pac mean the family is now warning other families to be cautious at the beach this summer as making remains uncertain chill ever feel comfortable going back. >>i think i know that if i ever do i'll be a lot more cautious in careful about w

. >> reporter: on "the west wing," to peggy olson in "madmen."complex characters. do you prefer dark? people say, you know, she does dark very well. >> i do. >> reporter: yeah? >> i am not a dark person. >> reporter: i know. >> i don't know why. it's the kind of acting i like to do. i find it more interesting. >> you girls will serve the leaders of the faithful. you will bare children for them. >> reporter: and perhaps her starring role as june osbourne in "the handmaid's tale" is one of her darkest. >> i had another name but it's forbidden now. >> reporter: the story takes place in a fictional land. with deep class divides, it's a society where handmaids are forced to bear children against their will. when you read her character, what is it that made you say, i want this role? >> i thought she had a need to survive. and the need to survive for the love of someone. i also loved that she is a he heroine, but has no special powers. >> she is a heroine. how is she a heroine? how? >> i think she becomes more and more of a heroine, as the show goes on

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founded by two mother who lost their owna sons to aids, barbara richmond and peggy ermit honours their son's memories. [cheers and applause]ng >> and finally crystal veronica. i'm not sure if crystal is here. crystal is another of our awardees, a proud queer chicano feminist and a recipient of thih year's award. her photography focuses on lgbtq folk and person of colour and drivener by a strong desire to document folks making decisions about what love looks like and not compromising their societal standards. crystall veronica. [cheers and applause] i want to acknowledge teddy. thank you for being here. having walked in your panel annual sat in your chair, i have immense respect for you. >> we are reconvening the budget of the finance committee. i would like to recess this meeting until 8:00. thank you very much. . our city is an emblem of strength and beacon of home for lbgq people around the world. in a couple weeks we will have 280 contingents marching down market street and hundreds of thousands on civic center, 20 stages planned. people are working tirelessly around the clock to ma

if his relatives don't show up or peggy will be placed with a foster family in this area where congolese refugees have been leaving some for decades this is a refugee settlement area and most of those who are here. who have fled from tory because of the conflict both we talked to said that is not their war at least here they can quite exist no matter the ethnicity the conflict in the 2 it dates back almost 50 years when the lenders were farmers and the hammer harding community for the family land and grazing rights at the height of the violence from 1001950000 people were killed in 80 years some congolese like this young men one island to the other hand say a conflict has been politicized because of among other things minerals in the area . that's where we live work together want to fight go to the forests of course mystery to our people. our leaders inciters to fight someone is supporting those people in the form they need to be a proper we completely wiping out the militias. congolese military officials have told us the armed groups they're fighting are well equipped organized and poss