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you can see the piercing here, it is part of the alaskan cultures to have a piercing here. learned from one of my friends that when you have a piece of jewelry here, if you talk too much, your mouth gets sore. that piece of jewelry teaches you to think before you speak. this one over here is respect for culture. when i think about respect for culture, i think about how anchorage is the most diverse city in the whole nation. people why i should respect their culture and why they should respect mine, and my reason behind that is because the human race lives together in such places that the itlages, towns, and cities, is important to respect each other. , it isere, the last post respect for the environment. notice the eyebrows on the bird, respect the sky. the drum is the wolf, respect the land, and then the killer whale, respect the ocean. what we hope for people to take away from the alaskan native heritage center is a better culturending of alaskan and traditions. we teach our traditions because knowledge has to be passed down through generations. if we don't pass it down,

all we see is you. >>> we are back with pierce w >> are back with pierce brosnan. >> as you know he playsut.ow it is secret g let's take a look. >> l's con set trait on the here and now and me stepping up to becoming a good grandmother. >> a great grandmother. >>'so. saying -- wait. how do you know? >> we >> so?d. >> i only told sam because he's my stepfather a also 1/3 of my real father. >> i just told bill. he's m friend. >> and i told harry. he's father number three. >> i told ma,pl many p >> pierce brosnan, good morning. so ten years after"mama mia" you get a phone call and they say to you we're going to do this thi again. what was your first thought? >> i say hey, i want to do it i mean, i had so much fun the last time out. >> without a script or anything. >> i said is meryl in it and they said yes if meryl's in, i'm in and everybody wa tin. >> i hav say, having every single person return and then get a plus factor like cher,d it's just k of a no brainer. >> absolutely. and then, i mean, cher was magnificent. the air kind of crackled with anticipation waiting forher to come. it's a m

pierce says what he's offering is perfectly legal comparing it to that of a personal assistant. offices are dealing with longer wait times as people come in for the real i.d. compliant driver's license which will soon be required to board an airplane in 2020. pierce is trying to provide consumers with the support they've been asking for. >> if you call us up at 10:00 p.m. on a saturday night, we have someone who will answer the phone or provide support. the dmv doesn't have the bandwidth to do that. >> y.o. gov is working with a website that offers information about dmv offices nationwide. the company says bookings tripled since june 1st when the partnership went into effect. chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> brace yourself. you may be losing some twitter followers tomorrow. the social media platform is planning to purge tens of millions of accounts. twitter is getting rid of suspicious accounts it previously locked. that means the accounts will disappear from lists. it includes ones with suspicious behavior, like sudden tweets, bad links or accounts, a lot of users have blocked. th

and then when pierce brosnan took a very gentle run at a song... because, pierce, god bless him...he can't sing, can he? we are allowed to say that. you can't sing, you can't dance, but you can still have the time of your life! so then — so here's the big question, what's the greatest abba song ever recorded 7 dancing queen! no, wrong. no? i'm right! no, you're not. the greatest abba song ever recorded is my love, my life from arrival. oh, that's beautiful, but that's a heartbreaker. and the drama moves towards it. and i promise you when my love, my life happens, and i won't spoil the moment it happened, i was in floods of tears. knowing the song, i can imagine. i was sobbing, i was... i was actually having to stop myself from making a noise in the screening because i thought all these other people would think, "what on earth is he doing?" i laughed, i smiled, i enjoyed it, i loved it to pieces! and the thing you always think about a film is "is there any way in which this film could have been better?" well, i suppose having dwayne ‘the rock'johnson in it might‘ve, but other than t

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first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> we are back with pierce brosnan.of three possible buy logical fathers. sophie is pregnant and somehow the secret got out. let's look. >> we'll concentrate on the here and now and me stepping up to becoming a good grandmother. >> a great grandmother. >> thank you. >> no, he's saying that -- wait, how do you know? >> i didn't say anything. we agreed. >> so? >> i only told sam because he's my stepfather and also one-third of my real father. >> i just told bill. he's my best harry. >> i told many, many people. >> pierce brosnan, good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning, hoda and savannah. >> ten years after "mama mia" you get a phone call. they say hey, we're going to do this thing again. what was your first thought? >> i say hey, i want to do it again. i mean, i had so much fun the last time. >> it was without a script or anything. >> i said is merirl in if she i i'm in it. >> to get a plus factor like cher, it's kind of a no-brainer. >> absolutely. and cher was magnificent. i mean, the air, the kind of crackled w

both mildred pierce and the women are back on our screens as part of a joan crawford season in augustof this film. distant voices, still lives. one of my favourite films of the 1980s. i will leave you with this teaser from orson welles, not a film—maker or a film critic but a film poet. having played to rapturous applause in cannes in may, this documentary opens in august where it's sure to prove an eye opener. enjoy the summer. dear orson welles. you left no autobiography but you left something else. i went to the secure storage unit in new york and look what i found in the box. drawings. many have never been seen before. you draw yourself crying. pray for the free man who damned himself. did you damn yourself, orson, and if so, for what? who were you? there are at least at thousand of your artworks. can we tell your story anew? we can still look through your eyes. well, looks like the temperatures are going to soar over the coming days in some parts of the country. we got up to 29 on saturday. sunday will be similar. so we are technically already in a heatwave, but the really hot ai

jeremy irvine is sam, pierce brosnan's part. harry, the young colin firth. ♪ waterloo, i was defeated you won the war ♪ >> so tell me how it went down when you got the call that you got the part. how did you react? >> i tried to play it quite cool because i was embarrassed to scream in there, but then i left and had a scream and called my friends. >> josh was working the fruit and vegetable section of a grocery store when he was cast. >> i dn't scream, i don't think, but i rushed around the corner and thought, this was quite cool. >> are you planning to go back to the market? >> i hope not. i mean, yeah, as a paying customer yeah. >> the movie is set on a greek island, but in reality, they shot in croatia. >> we kind of just took over this island vis for like 5 weeks, whatever it was. just ran like wild like feral animals. >> i don't think so it's crazy. >> jeremy actually had family visiting him on the set. >> i brought my parents out, which was a real mistake. because now they think every movie i do is just sitting on beaches

on franklin pierce was elected, he chose davis to be his secretary of war. that is a position he held through the administration. job. redefined the the men who held the -- help it before him had been secretaries. jefferson davis took over and was a powerful secretary of war. date pierce --he office --erce left he was in the last contentious and 1860's.0's in january 1861, he was a you a sitting senator, one of the most prominent. he was one of the best-known men in the united states. he was known throughout the country, north, south, and west. he was respected. he had friends and allies that the country, not just in the south. he was in the mainstream of american political life. he did not come out of nowhere. he was not on the fringes of politics. he was in the thick of it through the 1850's, a very well-known man. -- while he was -- he got a --egram from the the telegram told him he was chosen to serve a one-year provisional term as president of the brand-new confederate states of america. davis accepted. he moved to montgomery. he moved to richmond when

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outside the designated free-speech zone on pierce college. how big was this free-speech zone?izequare feet, barely the of a couple of college dorm rooms. outside that space, students did not have freedom of speech. the student sued and we joined the lawsuit on his behalf. alleged limited speech to 15th 1000 of a percent to the campus. students could not speak freely. students had to get permission from campus officials in advance. they could only use their free-speech zone at a specified date and time. they could not say things that " might disturb the comfort of persons." have you ever had people disturb your comfort? you have to take rolaids watching some of these things. we are not entitled to be rejected from discomfort, give me a break. under a system like that nobody can stop anybody else from speaking their minds merely by acting offended. anybody can do that. they can't speak anymore. it does not matter how reasonable, health -- reasonable, how true that speech may be. if somebody does not like it than it is for bid and? is that our -- for bid and -- forbidden? is that

back with me, many i panel, tiffany cross, katon dawson, charlie pierce and michelle bernard.michelle. judge amy coney barrett's bio. she is a u.s. appeals court judge, she's young, she could be on the court for 40 years, maybe more. she served as a law clerk for antonin scalia, she went to notre dame. trump said he wanted harvard or ya yale. she said life begins at concepti conception. she belongs to a very, very conservative catholic sect. she's been voted confirmed before and dianne feinstein said about her religious views the dogma lives loudly in you. let's say she's the nominee. how do politics wind out for murkowski and collins? >> let me start off by saying if she is the nominee there is absolutely so much to be fearful of. there is a report that the national catholic register reported last week that talks about her alleged membership in a church called the people of praise in oregon, it is incredibly conservative. it's been described by many as being cult like where the women are urged to adhere to strict gender roles which include submitting to your husband and submi

but otherwise i think that there has to be a study, particularly on the pierce street side where you either get rid of all the brick below the belt line and then just do new brick there that's similar, but clearly different, and for the woman who spoke about the architectural character, i'm not sure what the issue is here, either. this building already is masonry on the base of the building, and by taking a garage doorway and putting a window in, you are not really changing the character of the building at all. so i think from that standpoint, the design of this building is fine. i think it works fine and provides again i'm surprised to hear that third baptist church would not want six additional housing units. but i think it does respond to -- i understand, but mostly my concern is i don't agree that you can match that brick and that it's going to be as the woman spoke, it's going to be a patch work. especially if as she said some of it will be done, some of it won't be done. it would be -- like if one person left, then all of a sudden one piece might get done and i think that's goi

skinner, josh dylan and jeremy irvine who will grow up to become colin firth, stellan skarsgard and pierce note‘ brosnan. # look into his angel eyes # one look and you're hypnotised # he'll take your heart... meanwhile, amanda seyfried calls upon her mum's old chums for guidance through her own pregnancy in an idyllic island rerun of former events. only this time, we know who the father is. it's hard to top phyllida lloyd's record—breaking original, but can you really resist any movie in which cher plays a glamorous granny who gets to do a show—stopping version of fernando? i know i can't. # oh, no, no, no, no# despite becoming the biggest ever hit at the uk box office, back in 2008, the original mamma mia wasn't nominated for a single oscar, not one. at this year's academy awards in march, the top prizes were spread between a range of titles. francis mcdormand won best actress for three billboards outside ebbing, missouri. gary oldman earned a belated best actor oscar for playing winston churchill in darkest hour. and best film and best director went to guillermo del toro‘s sublime magica

both mildred pierce and the women are back on our screens as part of a joan crawford season in augustis teaser from the eyes of orson welles, the new documentary by mark cousins, who is perhaps best described not as a film—maker or a film critic, but as a film poet. having played to rapturous applause in cannes in may, this acclaimed doc opens in uk cinemas in august, where it‘s sure to prove an eye—opener. enjoy the summer. dear orson welles. you left no autobiography, but you left something else. i went to this secure storage unit in new york and look what i found in the box, orson. drawings. many have never been seen before. you draw yourself crying. pray for the free man who damned himself. did you damn yourself, orson? and if so, for what? who were you? there are at least a thousand of your artworks. can we tell your story anew? we can still look through your eyes. hello. things will get hotter and humid, and the heat and humidity combination could be really uncomfortable for some. it‘s been warm and humid across parts of england and wales for part two of the weekend. variable cl

wolf like character has been uniting fans around the globe pierce in the next report coming up saving a spot prince harry or izzy. the world cup is almost done and dusted and sadly it will soon be time to say good bye to this guy. caught. this one just for this month. well everyone misspelled oh look at that no doubt. but who would have thought this charming furry creature or his name could poke the hornet's nest he says. the haka means the one who scores in russia a very suitable name for the fun charm and confidence but for some a simple explanation like that is just not. always fairly late to the party in terms of making the connection between. the russian players i have to deal with among other things violence and the recreational use of marijuana to be clear there was inspired by games that had been born. however as we all know billy gibbons moved the mascots or the time to the world cup so for. older generation for that city. he thought of another world then let's call it russia style the. town like. this to see a cartoon character. with alcohol and cigarettes was this really th

it is testimony that was described as a circus by one congresswoman pierce truck attempted to defend himself saying that his personal views have never influenced his official f.b.i. decisions but check out what else he had to say not once in my twenty six years of defending our nation did my personal opinions impact any official action i took but the committee was pretty divided over his testimony while republicans were on the off chance democrats were playing defense objecting to all their questions now one loyal democrat even suggested that struck be rewarded for his service to the country on the other side struck desperately tried to keep the russian history alive by characterizing the proceedings as a win for the usual suspect i have the utmost respect for congress has oversight role but i strongly believe today's hearing is just another victory notch in putin's belt and another milestone in our enemy's campaign to tear america apart the trump russia investigation has somehow survived for over a year now but no evidence has been produced till date but what it has produced is a wh

the three-year-old boy was with his mother on 80th avenue around 9:30 pm last night when he bullet pierced the windshield. mother and son were attending a street memorial for 18-year-old derek alexander who was shot and killed two weeks ago. acting oakland police chief visited the boy today and said police take this type of crime very seriously. >> we directed resources throughout the city to the areas that have been impacted. our cease-fire teams have been shifted in order to address our increase in violence. >> police are hoping that any community members who witnessed the shooting welcome today litigation that there is will and identify their with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public

fanniement on to marry pierce butler in 1834. he came from a wealthy philadelphia family that owned plantations in georgia. theirs, however, was not a happy marriage. she was opposed to the slavery that she witnessed on her husband's plantations, and that and other factors led her to leave him in 1846, return to england, and later divorced in 1849. but fannie's story doesn't end there. she did return to the united states from time to time. she had lost custody of her daughters and was only able to visit them for a short time each year, until they turned 21. she did return to the stage to raise money, but not as an actress. instead, she gave public readings. and she was a prolific writer. she published a couple of plays, a volume of her poetry. and during the civil war, she was very concerned about foreign attitudes towards the confederacy. wanting to turn british opinion in favor of the union cause in 1863, she decided to publish her journal about life in georgia and all that she witnessed. and it was entitled "journal of a resid

what did you tell your pierce? >> this morning we had a panel on california indian history and what i said was we're looking at the new dimensions of it and i began by saying how california historians used to keep the kinds of history that were known and alive in indian communities in california, they were not interested in those history. they kept those histories basically outside of the story that they told. >> why? >> well, they used the written record only. they used the spanish record and they -- spanish and independence yansian, two rather -- categories given that most of them weren't from spain and even the span yards came from different regions of spain and there was nothing "indian" here. it was a very densely inhabited territory of many native peoples. extremely multi-lingual in california. hundreds of awe tom mouse -- awe on the mouse -- who had existed on the land anywhere from 300 to 500 years for centuries and actually my lina prior to the spanish coming. that historians were only interested in the wr

you're looking at images of another boat, captured as a basketball-siz lava bomb pierced the roof of boat. it stems fro ongoing eruptions from kilauea. this morning, we have changes to mgm national harbor. we're lookingt the casino $40 million expansion. they have created a poker room and have added an off-track betting lounge. this means jobs for residents. mgm hired 250 people,ost from the county. >>> talk about the catch of a lifetime, a group o fishermen reeled in a 14-ft hammerhead shark. and they have the pictures to prove it. the fishermen caught this shark near corpus christi on sunday. but the hammer head died as they tried to put it back in the water. is sparked controversy. huge.s the fishermen insisted they tried to save the shark. they called in experts to help. a littleollow-up on this story. they ended up -- they said they donated 400 pounds of the shark meat to homeless shelters. i suppose that's rekept tdempt. >> that's a beautiful creature. >> were they fishing from the beach? that's a really close shark to throw a line out and pull it in. >> i'm scaredf jellyfish.

so, this building is on the corner of pierce and fulton street as you can see. this is the existing ground floor on the left side where we have the garage, lobby garage, that is the fulton-facing side and the garage, garage, garage, garage, garage, the pierce-facing side. the one on the very end on the far right that you can see here, a long skinny piece, the garage that would be preserved. on that side, originally we did propose for that to be in another location, adjacent to the second stairs in the middle of the building. but due to preservation review, they asked us to reserve that garage space, it is a lower section of the building and seemed to be more historic location to preserve. the garage spaces and the areas the front three units, those will not be constructed in phase one, only constructed as the unit and garage spaces become available in the event of tenant move-outs. the rear three units, large 1 and 3 units, constructed in phase one. this is the fulton-facing side. again for future phase, those are the four garages. and this is our proposed desig

you can see where the bullets pierced through the window. open police say bullet fragments injured his head in the shooting near 80th avenue and holly street, around 9:30 left my. >> a round hit the vehicle and shrapnel from that round injured the child. >> reporter: police are still looking for the suspect. shooting comes amid growing violence in oakland. the gunfire of the during a memorial for a homicide victim. to they were there, obviously, as a result of a another violent incident. than this violent incident occurred. >> reporter: oakland police is beefing up patrols in east oakland, where two adults were killed in separate shootings last week and where the toddler was injured. oakland acting police chief visited the three-year-old boy today and gave him a teddy bear. >> i let them know we will be working hard to try to bring the person to justice that was responsible for this two >> reporter: mckay juster from police -- >> reporter: a gesture from police. >> there's a $5000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. >>> presiden

and then when pierce brosnan took a very gentle run at the song... god bless him...n he? are we allowed to say that? you can't sing, you can't dance, but you can still have the time of your life! so here is the big question, what is the greatest abba song ever recorded? dancing queen! no. it is my love, my life. it's beautiful, but that is a heartbreaker. and the drama moves towards its. and i promise you when that song happens... i won't spoil the moment... i was in floods of tears. ican imagine. i was sobbing, i was... i was having to stop myself from making a noise in the screening because these other people — what on earth is he doing? i laughed, i smiled, i enjoyed it so much, i loved it to pieces! and the thing you always think about a film is — is there any way in which this film could have been better? well, i suppose having dwayne at the rockjohnson in it might have, but other than that, no. it could not have been improved. i thought it was absolutely fabulous. i cannot wait to go and see it again. it topped the original... so, you're saying that a sequel is

. >> guardrail pierced her car.he was killed instantly. >> reporter: he learned his daughter was not the only one to die this way. for the last year and a half he has met with state and federal officials. all over the country. pushing to have the guardrails usmoved. >> i never thought i would be going through this. ever in my life. >> reporter: earer this year, this who are joined his fight. sandra carter's son michael died ter hitting an exlite on the eastern shore in february. she started her own campaign to have the exlite removed from the she found support in one state lawmakers. but won't nd that anymore. e maryland state highway is replacing all exlites in the state. >> there are a 1,000 of them. a small percentage othe 52,000 we have today. immediately.will begin he tells news 4hat exlites on roads with a speed limit of 55 or faster will be removed. first. slater delivered the news to carter personally last friday. during a meeting at her home. >> they were warm. they were kind. and they made it about me. my

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this week while watching this interview and thinking about his performance, the journalist, about pierce morgan, who did an interesting story from air force one during this trip about his interview with donald trump and his time on air force one and he explained -- he's obviously a long-time friend of donald trump, he was on the apprentice, he's not a journalist like you are or i am, but he was very critical and explained that his approach to that interview is because donald trump is going to say what he's going to say, instead of hitting him over the head i think with a hammer is how he phrased it in the piece, he wanted to get his answer on as many different topics as possible. he wanted to get him on the record as much as possible on as wide array of topics as possible. i think that's an interesting strategy. the key might be to find somewhere in the middle where you do follow up, you are critical, tough when he says things that are outright lies, but tyou don't want to spend th entire time having an argument, i think we have a hard time getting an interview from not just his friends

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thelly three carriers there ones who did the reprisal of pierced air or -- pierced arrow. there is a navy portion of it and there are bases in thailand so we have others as thompson discussed it. those of the main areas where the fighters and tankers are coming out of and along with some air coming out of danang. that is where these guys are coming into the north. really a joint, it is joint, you have the navy doing attacks and the air force doing attacks but how this is -- how you would break this up is part of this command-and-control structure that is kind of odd. you would not see it today. last time you saw it broken up in divisions. right down here is my 17th parallel and there are seven root package areas. you can see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and two big significant ones, six a and six b. which have the major industrial areas of north vietnam and these areas are parceled out. the air force and the south vietnamese air force, all of the roots are going into one. the navy gets 2, 3, 4 and six b a. the air force gets six later in the war when there is finally a recognition of thi

and if it wasn't waived, was it pierced by the special master.rced, that would suggest as my understanding goes that the conversation was believed to have been done potentially in furtherance of a crime or fraud, that would certainly make for an interesting piece of evidence in court. tapes obviously make for excellent evidence and prosecutors love those because you can't really cross examine them. so the question, i guess there's the core question of what happens next and political question with three and a half months before a major election. how do voters perceive this. >> michael cohen's attorney says guiliani's statements, exculpatory evidence is spin, says his client, michael cohen, has really nothing to worry about with this recording. so is there some real evidence that perhaps michael cohen might be willing to flip or cooperate with prosecutors to save his own hide? >> that seems to be the question. the idea of michael cohen flipping seemed unheard of months ago before this happened, before the radid on cohen happened and people were rai

offered piercing criticism o of how germanany views thosose of turkish h descent.erman when we win, immigrant when we lose. >> it is almost a quarter past 1:00 in the french capital. a reminder of the stories we are following. ministerh interior faces tough questions and made a scandal involving mccrone's top security aid, alexandre benalla. toronto, one person is been killed, 13 injured after a gunman opened fire downtown. threats withtrades hassan rouhani amid increasing tensions between the nations. pace, time to bring you a look at the headlines. i am joined by catherine bennett. the g20 summit was this weekend. what is the news? >> trade disputes were on the agenda and still are after donald trump said he would slap tariffs on $500 billion worth of chinese imports. financial officials gathered at the summit to steer globalal tre away from prototectionist popolicies. the imf has calculated $430 billion worth of mobile gdp could be wiped out by 202020 if these conflicts are not fixed. france and the u.s. did come to loggerheads. steven mnuchin refused to budge o

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can we get that sound bite so we can get nigel to react with pierce morgan and the mayor of london? let's watch. >> did you personally approve this blimp, the president of the united states, in a topless to fly? did you personally approve it? >> no, but i support the decision. >> was it your responsibility? liz: so the point is he did green light it. he's allowing that blimp to fly over parliament. your reaction to the mayor here? >> okay, just consider this. can you imagine if when president obama came here in 2016 to interfere in our referendum to tell us that your best allie in the world would be at the back of the line if we dare to vote for the european union? can you imagine? liz: you mean for brexit? >> over brexit. liz: yes. >> can you imagine if i'd applied for one of those blimp balloons to fly over london with obama dressed up, do you think i'd got permission for it? well, hey, we all know the answer and i think the mayor puts his personal dislike of donald trump above our national interest. you know, whether you like trump or not, and i personally do, i regard him as a f