at the fork of pass not far from under the classier pullman express has to go through a tunnel. but the passengers have another treat in store for this book the train is over one hundred years off to a climbs up to more than two thousand metres where there is still snow on the ground. state council works in england as a stoker on a steam engine. this is the whole lot of this week's whole of. the us open the what . we we go all these roadways all over the place and this is a fun test a god but the switzerland throw ice and for the heritage but. up and down through switzerland from the full capacity to trying to take the steep downward trip into the valley. it's not sam out now so the journey is drawing to an end at the passengers still have one more pleasure in store. at feige they clamber off the train only to board another type of vehicle in cable cars. biggest and longest class in the alps is also a unesco world heritage site. in the valley the classy has disappeared behind the clowns while the classier pullman express continues on towards the mountain on the passengers probab

at the forecast not far from under much the classier pullman express has to go through a tunnel. but the passengers have another treat in store this book a train is over one hundred years old a climbs up to more than two thousand metres where there is still snow on the ground. castle works in england as a stoke up on a steam engine. this is the whole lot of this week's holiday but for myself and my wife. we go on these railways all over the place and this is a fantastic advert the switch and. isro weiss and for the heritage but. up and down through switzerland from the phoolka past the train takes a steep downward trip into the valley. it's not far to sam out now so the journey is drawing to an end but the passengers still have one more pleasure in store. at feige they clamber off the train only to board another type of vehicle a modern cable car. biggest and longest class in the alps there's also a unesco world heritage site. in the valley that last years disappear behind the clouds while the classier pullman express continues on towards the mats on the passenger's probably won'

hollywood star first before returning home to make a fish german movie and deliver her best advocate pullman's. kruger brilliantly portrays a woman who vows revenge after her husband and son of a murdered by right wing terrorists. and those. men who never or rarely hear the stories of the people who were left behind and have to live with what happened and that's what touched me about this film that diane kruger is performing is authentic and moving and won her the best actress prize in can. prove it was a model before she was cast to play the beautiful helen in the period epic troy and . so roland turned to nose in glory as bastards ended badly. from the cheesy to lots of national treasure to playing the detective in the bridge krueger has tremendous range now she's free to choose her roles and move between hollywood and old europe. to. our number one german star in hollywood never even studied acting but it was clear from his first role in a small german student film that this guy was going places now he's among the most in demand actors in the world starring in everything from studio blockbu

one of the pullman know if i go out to go shopping or get food i always come here. it's my only change of scenery and it helps me unwind. and so we go. well pangea and xing stays out with the neighbor alice returns home. she'll have to be on line that evening. alice needs to build a new life for herself while she does pant and ching's apartment has become her retreat. well just to not have them off always up told out i had another fight with my mother two days ago and she blames me for never coming home but i don't want to live there anymore i don't want to work in an ordinary job and my parents don't like me playing video games school i was cool at how did when i was competing in the team they tolerated it and that's to say that you know it isn't as they found out the team had broken up they just started pressuring me again to get a normal job which was. two weeks ago she received a fixed term contract against distributive pays her to play online and live stream the games by good evening everyone. down. she has to stream online at least four hours a day while she p

fire erupted just before 6 along train tracks in the center of a homeless encampment at gibson and pullman avenues in antioch. sot: vic massenkoff, contra costa county fire investigator // "it's become quite a problem throughout our district our county and i'm sure throughout the bay area." massenkfoff estimates roughly 25 to 30 percent of their fires are somehow connected to homeless activity.sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "so as wind speeds continue to increase fire fighters are keeping a close eye on homeless encampments as well as we saw earlier today so they are also having to confront another element of danger which is possibly stepping on needles, feces or even encountering somebody in those encampments who may be agitated or high on drugs. in contra costa county ella sogomonian k4news. in the east bay on this fath will gather outside detention c parents seeking asylum. that's where we find stinson w protest. sara? today - potentially hundreds of people plan to spend their father's day protesting ice raids at the west county detention facility.that's where we find kron 4' s

data to knows every detail of his cock plays a cabin steward assigned to each one of the original pullman cars. this one was built in britain in one nine hundred twenty nine and it was recently totally refurbished. yeah it was fresher lars operator and especially their border to solve the frogs where they will lead dismantle their own carriage and they restore every single piece just polishing every single piece of bark it's very hard to. this year six are just this month. as the dynamites roll by outside lunch is served inside three courses for each of the more than one hundred eighty passengers prepared in one of the two small galleys on board. six ships have just twelve square metres of space to cook up high class cuisine. naturally everything is freshly prepared to. go if i love it the sea is wonderful they come because i'm really impressed by how much they get into the just move through and i have no idea yet how big the kitchen is that the food trucks from just really love and. rolling across the continent in style event is simply aren't expressed pays tribute to the elegance and lu

course here in the fun site where thousands of tons up from pool and he was here to join in the bill pullman seventy's will bring you all there's not planes as they come and back so you can get bangs daniel mixed emotions there at the fan zone after the result of that match for now daniel hawkins thank you very much. well portugal who are known as the navigators are making their seventh the world cup appearance their star player christiane ever now to host the team right cold for the most number of caps and goals and has found is of course all over the world. for the. number one. thank you. i want to thank. the years now the dream is finally becoming for god to take a lot of different things that i decided not to because i want to do when was the world cup. so the three things you know most about russia. that it would. be a little you call it whatever. you think of it. for me does a proud moment because my country pakistan made the bell study football the future of the world cup. i can spread a message of peace and love from pakistan to russia to football and eleanor the geography solution.

trump's presidential campaign as well charges of witness tampering a former truck company and manager pullman a ford now the fisher has the latest now from washington d.c. . or part one of two additional charges of conspiracy to obstruct justice and two counts of struction of justice these really back to a case that we had about a week ago on palm on a fourth was allegedly trying to tamper with witnesses people who had given statements to the f.b.i. and he was allegedly trying to get them to change their story now also on this indictment is constantine kilmeny an auld friend of paul man a fourth what does his political pour stuff his political fix or his translator on paul matter for what in the ukraine for the best part of ten years and he becomes the twentieth person indicted by robert miller's investigation into possible russian collusion with the trump campaign this all comes under that umbrella of ford is also facing charges of tax fraud of bank fraud and of money laundering and all of these charges you have to remember that paul says he is innocent. the united states is planning to tran

antioch.it erupted just before 6 along train tracks in the center of a homeless encampment at gibson and pullman avenues. massenkoff, contra costa county fire investigator // "it's become quite a problem throughout our district our county and i'm sure throughout the bay area."massenkfoff estimates roughly 25 to 30 percent of their fires are somehow connected to homeless activity. he went on to say fighting fires at homeless encampments heightens their already dangerous job because fire crews may step on needles, feces or come across aggravpeople who may be high on drugs. (jrstone)joined now by meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez....we just saw how high winds can increase the danger of fires spreading once they begin...mabrisa... what are conditions looking like right now a cooling trend will continue through sunday as an upper level trough deepens along the west coast. daytime highs sunday will be in the 60s along the coast and 70s inland. expect slightly cooler than normal mid june temperatures and areas of gusty winds into sunday. a little light drizzle may return late tonight into sunday. a warmi

. >> you were taking -- you punch pullman in the face.king fun of some pink shoes they had is nike now -- because nike was struggling is niko now back in the game have they gotten smarter >> nike set us back up for a second half story. it was like let's see, let's see. the product is now hitting and it looks so differentiated by the way, adidas, which was cool. >> or adidas. >> adidas in the u.s. >> as we call it. >> adidas, that was the original retroplay. >> stan smiths. >> yes they've fallen out of coolness they've fallen back. now you have to look at who's back i would say it's nike. >> really? is it fair to say the nike of today is not the same nike of even 12 or 24 months ago >> very fair. >> because that seems quick that they would be able to flip it that fast, stacy. >> it is the last coolness is when fly net was the cool color. >> that's way back come on. >> now you look at what they're coming back with the air max, vapor max and it's color all about newness and color. if you look at the shelves, wow, i want that on my feet. >> n

generally quite if you cut it in a third came after it for the terms of the quote if you got to admit it pullman talks from someone that still in class are talking with. duping in football has taken much longer to be exposed. it was found that the german team were taking and thirty means during the one thousand nine hundred six well camp. you venters unknown to given their players blood transfusions and olympic demand say injections before matches were commonplace doping carried out under the supervision of the clubs yet for four quid from this to take a house could come to stop that i mean clearly there hope to defeat the gangs and that's all and then fall fish hook up and then a thief i work on a boulder to where you can leave out how to make a case of it when he's in stock and i'm done fund in full on often bargain with wooden of a cunt in for i in the third kind of hoping for an answer if you don't get is going to get indecent to sonali it given the fine stopping come ons are going on and i notice in finality fun him feel an unknown value of him removed that's of all info i will look at beca

philip pullman says we should read this to children at bedtime.n't start early enough reading to children at bedtime. his point is that it's really important to read to youngsters, even if they don't understand it. he says is especially if they don't understand it. even if they are doing their a—levels!m says the best way to get children to have a good, hearty approach to language is to fill their lives with fairy tales and nursery rhymes. i think it's lovely. it's difficult reading to a child, but who hasn't got five minutes to read a poem? and the fact it doesn't really matter if you don't quite get the poem. who gets the nursery rhymes sometimes? i just thought that was really interesting because actually someone like me who's got a six—year—old, a poem you can kind of do and get past that. it's interesting, because a lot of the children's books are rhyming, so the kids get the words and get the pace and the rhythm and everything else of language. and they repeat it back. even if they don't quite get it, they do repeat it back to you. they like

bow was clearly lost in space, and pops would be fine if junior ended up as a pullman porter.ure junior got into another good private school, and that's exactly what i was going to do. i got on the phone and called around town. but it seemed like junior's reputation of being an angry, jawbreaking black kid preceded him. trying to get him into a new private school turned out to be a lot harder than i thought. well, we didn't want to go to your punk-ass school anyway. [ cellphone beeps ] that was our last one on the list. we actually did want to go to that punk-ass school. well... junior's gonna have to go to public school. maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't have to actually talk to your neighbor. are you watching the game tonight? or... ...you could just trust duracell. ♪ your cat can't face the misery of biting fleas alone. advantage ii monthly topical kills fleas through contact so they don't have to bite your cat to die. advantage ii. fight the misery of biting fleas. can we fix this phone tonight? it's really slow. you can turn off the performance management feature

cougar sponsoring this legislation to recognize steve's legacy of excellence from martin state in pullman to the nfl to his avid work as an advocate in the health world was a no-brainer for me. but, mr. president, our bill to award steve the congressional gold medal, the highest honor congress can bestow on an american citizen, has been embraced and cosponsored by more than 70 members of this chamber from both sides of the aisle is a testament, not just to the incredible respect steve has garnered across our nation as a standout athlete, but to his inspiring leadership and tireless advocacy that has made an indel bl impact on our nation and our culture. now, of course, steve's skills and talents on the football field are legendary. many won't soon forget that iconic blocked punt at the superdome in 2006, a play that helped lift up the spirits of an entire community struggling in the aftermath of hurricane katrina. but, mr. president, it has been steve's work off the gridiron that has had perhaps the most lasting impact on our country and on our future. since he was diagnosed with a.l.s. i