randy says they lowered the shades to keep the world out, to try to heal.ou ask her anything about what she had been through? >> no. no. i told her that we would start today and move forward. >> but he could see that bobbi was different. >> she would say, i'm going to get a coke, can i have one? i'm going to go to the bathroom, is that okay? >> she was still acting like a prisoner? >> yes, she was. >> it certainly seemed like a triumph of survival and love, except for something the sheriff remembered. >> the only thing that i heard her say to mr. dial was, i'm not cooperating, i'm not cooperating. >> not cooperating with the authorities? why would bobbi say that after being kidnapped, raped, and tortured by randolph dial for years? tell dial i'm not cooperating, but what did that mean? >> if it came out in the paper that i was cooperating, i felt like my family would still be in harm. >> so maybe bobbi was still afraid of dial. or maybe she had other reasons for saying she was not cooperating with law enforcement. along with her odd statement, deputies were

randy: randy. lemonis: good to see you. this store is big. randy: it is. lemonis: isn't it? randy: yeah, it's a good size. lemonis: wow. how is your store set up differently than the other stores? sarah: well, if you know about tea, if you like a certain tea, we introduce you to our tea wall. dawn: would you like to smell? lemonis: yeah. see, you love it. look how passionate you are about it. this smells so authentic and so -- dawn: for the people that are true green tea lovers, there you go. lemonis: yeah. what does this store mean to you and your family? sarah: it means everything. i mean, my dad and i started this from the beginning. we laid the tile. lemonis: you guys built this store yourself? sarah: yeah, me and my dad and my brother. lemonis: i mean, there's more than just money invested here. there's a lot of heart. sarah: heart, yeah. lemonis: there's what? shayla: it's a family business. we take it very seriously. lemonis: and how much money do you have invested in this location? randy: $150,000. dawn: and the equipment is probably $80,000. lemonis: so you have $23

that's not what i do, randy. what we do, through the power, reliability, and predictability of dental implants, is we transform people's lives by unleashing human potential. think about it. the most simple thing that you can do is smile. and when that's taken away from you, when that's robbed, and you don't have that, it's devastating. when you give that smile back, you unleash human potential. >> good. now, at the top of the show, we said no more dentures. are you of the belief that nobody should be wearing a denture, a traditional denture? >> right now, we have the power to end dentures forever. we really do. now, that's not to say that there aren't people out there who have to have a denture for one reason or another. but i can tell you, through dental implants, we can eliminate dentures as a treatment option. >> so, this is the hottest trend in dentistry, replacing missing teeth with dental implants. is that right? >> it's hot because -- what's hot about it is the immediacy of it. we live in a society where p

too proud to ask for help >> let people know that it's okay to go and talk. >> reporter: so, brenda, randy, and others started meetings at their church >> i felt so alone when this when this happened, that there wasn't any resources for me to happened, that there wasn't any resources for me to go to. >> reporter: to offer help and talk things through. >> it's okay to ask someone thinking about suicide that it's fine to ask the question. they should ask the that's struggling if they're thinking about suicide that it's fine to ask the question they should ask the question >> reporter: today, other rural communities reach out to them for guidance >> you don't want to have another family go through what you've gone through. >> no. it's okay just to ask for help it's so hard for so many of american farm family, strong, independent, standing tall. but someti them >> reporter: the american farm family, strong, independent, standing tall. but sometimes too in need of support. kevin tibbles, nbc news, near loganville, wisconsin. >> it is okay to ask for help. if you or someone you know is strugglin

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randy crowe.under increasing pressure to make it clear that he'd abide by legislation requiring him to seek a further brexit extension if there's no deal with the eu. a group of mps is preparing legal action if the prime minister refuses to carry out the instruction, which is expected to become law on monday. duncan kennedy reports. another stand—off in westminster. protest and counterprotest today. over the prime minister's plans to suspend parliament and mps' attempts to delay to brexit. borisjohnson has spent the week in campaign mode. preparing for an election he wants but opposition parties won't allow. many of that opinion will say "content." to the contrary "not content." the contents have it. but parliament has now passed a bill compelling the prime minister to ask for a delay of a new deal can't be reached. the law means borisjohnson has until the 19th of october to get a deal with brussels. if not, he must write and request more time until at least the 31st of january. but yesterday he s

randy serrano telemundo.iÓ uno de los peores ataques terroristas en su historia. >>> fecha para muchos que sigue tan viva como el dÍa que ocurriÓ. para la comunidad de el paso texas. esta fecha sirve para recordar a los caÍdos en este dia en las torres gemelas de new york. si no para rendir tributo a las diferentes agencias del orden pÚblico >>> que respondieron el mes pasado en una tienda wal-mart. como tambiÉn comenzaron a mandar apoyo de todos lados. >>> en este ataque a las torres gemelas fallecieron 3.000 personas. entre quienes habÍan muchos latinos. >>> continÚa lidiando con problemas de falta de estacionamiento. fueron obligado a exigir. >>> muy pronto podrÍa salir caro. investigÓ y nos dice quÉ es lo que hace la ciudad para remediar la situaciÓn. >>> cuando voy a agarrar algo rapid a una tienda. >>> la difÍcil situaciÓn que enfrenta todos los dÍas en su vecindario. intentando encontrar estacionamiento en las calles de reed wood city. y pagar por estacionarse en calles de la ciudad. podrÍa verse oblig

randy thompson and james artoon. \[applause] >> hi, i'm going to introduce myself. randy will be giving most of the presentation. i'll be here for questions and answer. just a little background about myself. i volunteered after i got my b.a. in history from cal state san bernardino in 2010, i began volunteering at the national archives at riverside and then in 2012 i became a student archives technician at the national archives at riverside and then i got my master's degree in library and information science at that same time from san jose state university. and then in 2014, i moved to st. louis and worked at the national archives at st. louis as a preservation technician and then in 2016 i moved back to california and then in my current role as an archives specialist. i'm going to turn it over to randy here and he can give you his bio. >> thank you, james. welcome, everybody. i want to thank mr. garza for his wonderful introduction and i also want to thank the friends to have north hollywood library and the sherman oaks friends of library as well for inviting us to

approximatelies are in t randi kaye is north of palm beach along the shore. what is it like, randy? >> it's been a steady rain here, anderson pretty much all day since we got here at times, we were getting pounded by the rain, the winds were really heavy. in a slight low right now but we know not to let our guard down of course and so did the folks in this area. the wind was so heavy at times and forceful we could barely open the car door to get out of the car. but we're at the fort pierce inland, this is the entry way into the ocean from here. behind me step out of the way so you can see it, that's a sailboat and we found that out here hours ago. it still hasn't moved. we were concerned it would be pushed from the wind on to more of the land but it's in the water there at the inlet. it was likely more, you know, out in the inlet where we found some other boats and it was either pushed by the heavy rains and winds to this area it's sort of stuck on its side there. hasn't moved much since we got here. so that is good news but that's exactly why they say even though hurricane dorian d

randi, you're in an evacuation zone in west palm beach. how are things there now? >> reporter: they are getting worse actually, it seems, don. we were out in the elements for much of the day. we're taking a little bit of shelter right now, but you can probably see behind me the rains are still pretty heavy. the trees, the palm trees there behind me have been blowing like crazy. but we are on singer island. it's a barrier island in west palm beach area. it was evacuated as of yesterday afternoon. there was a mandatory evacuation under way. some people stayed, including us, so we could bring you the conditions here. we're staying in a building where there are still people who have decided to stay and ride it out. but this is an area that's about a four-mile stretch. the ocean today was angry. that's really the best way to describe it. we saw waves that you would normally see in the pacific, certainly not here on singer island. the waves were huge, and normally it's a very calm ocean. people go snorkeling. it's usually crystal clear, bright blue. it was nothing like t

i want to get to randi kaye now. randi is in charleston. randi, good evening to you. massive storm surge left parts of charleston underwater throughout the day, closing 50 roads. that's according to local media reports. give us the situation now, please. >> reporter: yeah, don. a lot of those roads were closed due to flooding, including this one. some of this rainwater has dried up. when i was out here earlier, it was all the way up my shin. now it's certainly dried up. if you look at these palm trees over here, the water was quite a ways up those palm trees as well. that's gone away. but there are still parts of this street, if you look around here, if i just step into the water just a little bit, you can see there's still plenty of rainwater here. normally this would sink down into the grates in a road like this and go underneath and go out to sea and disappear. but this is such a flat city. it is barely above sea level, don. it is very flat. it's right next to the ocean, so the water with such heavy rains and so much rain, it simply has nowhere to go. >> what do th

george and randy in jeans and dark shirt and amall and cindy looks chic in black and white.ght in the big apple, gwyneth paltrow and her produce hubby. today gwyneth turned 47 and last night they hit the carpet for the premier of brad's new netflix comedy, the politician. >> i have a little part in it. i'm like please cut my lines. i've become less good at memorizing lines in my old age. >> pitch perfect ben plat plays a high schooler who one day hopes to run for president. >> the your ambition fright ens me. >> getting to have her play your mom? >> forget it. doesn't feel real. it really s i should call her today. >> meanwhile, justin and haley bieber are getting ready for their second big day. they had a movie date yesterday. he had pink shorts and pink car. and his new accessory, an iv. yeah, we spotted justin wearing one five times in the last eight days. on monday, bieber will get married for a second time. a source tells us the south carolina celebration will be held at the montage bluff resort. and that couple wants it to be as private as pos iblg. possible. now a cou

we'll get to the politics of all of it first, but first the back story from 360's randi kaye. randi's reporting may be uncomfortable to hear. >> i am deeply honored to be nominated to fill his seat on the supreme court. >> reporter: on the job for less than a year and supreme court justice brett kavanaugh is having to answer again for alleged sexual misconduct dating back to his college days at yale university. the previously unreported allegation is contained in a new book by two "new york times" reporters. in the book, the author said former yale student max steyer relayed his recollections to senators during the confirmation process and later made clear his willingness to share them with the fbi. but he refused to speak about them publicly. then yesterday the "times" published an editor's note to its original adapted essay from the book, saying the woman declined to be interviewed, and her friends told the authors she does not recall the incident. cnn is not reporting any details related to the allegation because it has not been independently verified. steyer has declined t

reporter randy page has the details. >> search efforts are underway at this hour and they will continue through the night even though the marine layer appears to be closing in. the voice you are about to hear is a crewmember onboard the ship at 3:30 this morning when it caught on fire. >> mayday, mayday, mayday. >> the bone chilling made a call from a crewmember onboard the conception as a 75 foot charter boat was burning beneath his feet. >> i can't breathe. >> while this crewmember and four others were able to jump into the ocean 34 passengers asleep in bunk beds below debt deck were trapped. coast guard rescuers and tire fighters arrived to find this. this morning as we made our way out to santa cruz island the marine layer was stick making it difficult for rescue teams isla, visity >> we cannot show you the conception because it is completely submerged that we know it was somewhere in the area where this coast gule th a football field away. >> santa cruz island was so close a strong swimmer could have easily ma it to shore and with oafish ocean temperatures hovering near 70 degrees

wolf the estate of wolf better known as randy california is suing in an interview before his death in7 california said listeners should make up their own mind it's an exact. i'd say it was a rip-off, and the guys made millions of bucks on it and never said thank you >> led zeppelin is famous for taking inspiration from other artists, usually classic blues artists and blowing it up into super-sized rock 'n' roll. >> reporter: this is the second time "stairway" has been to court. it's also not the first time musicians have been accused of coppery right infringement edn thicke and katy perry have also been sued we've reached a point where these lawsuits are more common being called out of tune kevin tibbles, nbc news. nsthat started outght on as a joke, a man with a sign at an iowa football game last weekend saying he needed money to replenish his beer supply what began as a few hundred bucks has surpassed $1 million since carson king said he's donating the money to a children's hospital. >>> up next, the long road home, a reunion you won't want to miss >>> finally tonight, the couple wh

[applause] >> thank you, randy.ht -- now i'd like to introduce nathan howell and daniel collins to share their experience with the youth academy. >> hello, my name is nathan powell. and i participated in the program over the summer. for me, it was really amazing experience for the most part. we know that the media controls most information that people have. it affects their perception, and it affected mine. i knew that i didn't know enough about law enforcement. that is why this program peaked my interest. as i started going through, i started learning more, things that i didn't know. i didn't know that law enforcement was a brought spectrum and there was only things that go into it, rather than just police and doughnuts, which is all you here on instagram. [laughter] we also got to go to places. we went to the firefighter placing treasure island. that was pretty amazing. i got to see that it's easier to understand why people react in certain situations because the situations that people are put in our so adrenaline

i'm randy alvarez. today's topic, replacing missing teeth with dental implants.ccording to my first guest, no more dentures. and with us we have an expert on the topic. he is a prosthodontist -- dr. mark adams. dr. adams, welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me, randy. >> now, before we get into

army and police officials as the focus of the briefing however is not on the situation in the media randi it is on pakistan and its alleged efforts at infiltration. officials insist that the past month has been the most peaceful and kashmir and shutting down communications has been a legitimate means to achieve that we have. this. is. one of the move. in the west and this is a blow. but it isn't just trouble makers for the government as why did about dogs on the media are evident when security forces don't count as a we reporters cannot argue i tell bob it is a place that maybe in the absence of communication networks and reliable knew was hearsay and conjecture on rampant if any to ask or to one dog by security forces for example the people is the one that while it has broken out that there's no way to ratify it. these unofficial channels are amplified because dress events do not trust little creepy was on national television news. they believe those journalists are doing the official line from the hindu nationalist government and refusing to portray the hardships on the ground. would be

randi kaye has that story. >>a young justin trudeau the future canadian prime minister in new video obtained exclusively by global news. it's from the early 1990's and while unclear where it was shot, you can see trudeau wearing black face laughing with his tongue out and his hands in the air. it appears his arms and legs are covered in as well trudeau apologized for it all at a press conference late today. it was black face. not right. >>that was trudeau's second apology in less than 24 hours. now having to answer for not one. but 3 instances of wearing black face dating back decades. the first was reported by time magazine wednesday evening. the picture shows trudeau at a party at a private school where he worked as a teacher. the theme of the party was arabian nights in this photo from the school's 2002 1001 year book trudeau is covered in black face his neck and hands are also darkened trudeau issued an apology late wednesday. >>it was a dumb thing to do disappointed in myself and just off of myself for hav

i'm going to turn over to randy. he can give you his bio. >> thank you. welcome. i want to thank the wonderful introduction. i want to thank our friends at the north hollywood library and the sherman oaks friends of the library asking us to come out. i hope you enjoyed the earlier events. i have been with the national in southern california since 1995. i took a summer job, just pulling materials upon request. that is lasted 24 years. i like to tell people i am still looking for a real job. i do love what i do. i love giving the presentations. see there able to presentation earlier, james covered how to find resources. i'm going to show you resources you can find in my facility. some of these have been posted on facebook. used inthese have been washington dc. others have been digitized in our catalog. this makes it more enticing to come out and visit. i guess i will begin. i think we've covered that already. this is our email address. i have business cards we can give you later. this is our main line. this is where you can send requests or questions you may have. w

restrictions will be lifted soon well certainly just yesterday while we were on our way out of the me randi we heard from little can the administration that 4 lines will be restored by yesterday evening is what has been reported of course verifying this would take more time by connections has about more by networks really be just stored in a couple of the according to the home minister of course there's no commitment on this front but the belief is that there's going to be a long wait for the internet services to be restored because there is a belief that internet so what has actually allowed all 4 winds to break out we attended an army briefing widely but then army and security forces briefing the officials there said that this these last 30 days have been the most peaceful in the valley and this is because of the communications side down reports of the contrary have of course in march and people have to continue living under these restrictions on decisions are made otherwise the mission of this is a territory on lockdown tell us what else you experience while in kashmir. well to me apart

hampshire.new and let me say to my friend, randy weingarten, that when we are in the white house, noeacher in america will make less than $60,000 a year. ess than $60,000 a year. [cheers and applause] and we are going to give the teachers of this country the respect and dignity that they deserve. thanking rayby buckley in the democratic party here in new hampshire for helping to move the state into a darker and darker shade of blue. [cheers and applause] you have come a long way in recent years, and i congratulate all of you for the hard work that you have done. today you are hearing from a number of candidates who want to win the democratic nomination for president, and they are all working hard to do that. know, no matter who in zip winning that ends upion -- i winning that nomination, and allless to say, we will come together to defeat the most dangerous president in modern american history. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: this country, this country cannot continue to have a president who is a useslogical liar, who even his sharpie pen to lie about the direction of a hurricane

you heard what i guess in their own law and randy had to say it's about yemen this is where we're at and this is what needs to change however you seem to have some strong opinions i would agree with him that the war in yemen is horrific and it is destabilize the region and it is led to a huge humanitarian catastrophe but so has the war in syria which mohammad marandi is defending in terms of iranian participation that has killed you know roughly half a 1000000 people in iran has very bloody hands for what it has been doing in yemen so there's a lot of regional instability that's taking place now where i think if you want to be darting that if you want to be objective see warning of what he has to be able to attribute blame to all of the stabilizing actors that saudi arabia that's the islam republic of iran that we do i mean real government and that's also the united states government absolutely see the difference between mohammad marandi and i is that i'm not a an apologist for the united states government in fact i'm very critical of u.s. foreign policy both in the past and the pres

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i want to go to randi kaye at singer island. randi, this is a popular tourist beach.eople heeding warnings and getting out of dodge? >> reporter: they seem to be, i certainly hope so, brianna, because the hurricane is wobbling and getting close to singer island. it certainly has folks concerned. there was an official evacuation order given yesterday afternoon in this area. most people have gotten out of dodge. if you take a look -- it's hard for me to look, but if you pan down that way, you can see the buildings and the beach are pretty empty. those are hotels and condominiums. there's really nobody on the beach down there except for a couple of random folks. and then if you take a look at the ocean here, you can see how business those waves are. the sea is angry today, really. that's the best way to describe it. that's not usually how you see the water on singer island. it's usually crystal blue and a lot of great snorkeling here. this really looks more like the pacific ocean. it's quite a day hear on singer island. the palm beach airport is closed up. businesses are

were you a fan of randy newman? >> a huge fan.hort people" and stuff like that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he also sang "you've got a friend in me." everybody that's my age, "toy sto story" is the first movie i got to go to. yeah, i'm 26. and when you get married, there's a lot of nostalgic feelings and just remembering things, so i felt like trying to pick people from my childhood and that expressed nostalgia, i don't know. >> jimmy: when you based the album, as you say, on your wedding day, on your wedding day, are you thinking about that, that you're going to write an album and recording things as you go or do you just look back at it? >> it's more in hindsight thing, but i do remember a specific point at my wedding where, do you know the percolator? >> jimmy: the percolate sner. >> do you know the percolator? >> jimmy: no. >> well, it's time for the percolator, and what you do is, the percolator looks like this. it's like this. >> jimmy: oh, i know what that is, yeah. >> we got some percolator fans in this building. >> jimmy: i though

next on american history tv, senior archivist randy thompson delivers an illustrated talk showcasing resources available to the public at the national archives branch in california. items include records and artifacts dating back to 1775. friends of the library hosted this event. >> we are glad you are here with us today to learn about the national archives. an institution that is also known as our nations records keeper. our guests today are professional archivists. they have driven all the way out here to be with you and us and inspire us to investigate and archivesur nations that among the holdings are documents going back to 1775. we have been handing out raffle tickets. that some books. please welcome -- >> hello, i'm going to introduce myself. randy will be giving most of the presentation. a little background about myself , i volunteered. after i got my ba in history in 2010 i began volunteering at the national archives at riverside and then in 2012 i became a student archives technician at the national archives at riverside and then i got my master's degree in library and info

the focus of the briefing however is not on the situation in the media randi it is on pakistan and its alleged efforts at infiltration. officials insist that the past month has been the most peaceful in kashmir and shutting down communications has been.

randi, you're in an evacuation zone there. what's going on?re you feeling, and what's this situation been like all day for you? >> reporter: it's been a really strange weather day, anderson. right now i'm feeling like i'm getting pelted by pretty heavy rain coming in, but it's been a really weird day. we had sunshine. we had really heavy wind at some point and then that would dissipate. sand blowing and kicking up ask cou would calm down. the weather can't make up its mind i guess. we're on the beach in singer island, part of west palm beach here in southern florida in the evacuation zone as you mentioned, zone b. we were called to evacuate yesterday afternoon, most people did. the beach is too dark to show you now but it's pretty key qui. there is nobody down here now. curious about the water behind me. i don't know if you can see it but it's really rough. it's a great area to snorkel in. the water is crystal blue. it would be a surfer's paradise and heavy winds coming our way. here in palm beach, the international airport is closed. the busi

randi kaye is live for us in fort pierce, florida, which is north of west palm., the city is along the coast. what's it like now as dorian is moving forwartowards you? >> reporter: we have been standing out here at the fort pierce inlet, jake, and been experiencing really heavy rains as the bands have been coming through. as you know, even if dorian doesn't make landfall here, we are certainly feeling the effects of those very wide ranging hurricane-force winds. as we came into town, everything was boarded up. the restaurants, the gas stations are closed. we could tell people are ready. sometimes you can't always be ready for everything. take a look at what we found here as we came across this area. that's a sailboat stuck on its side, obviously. we can't tell if it came off its mooring in the distance where some of the other sailboats are anchored or if it tipped on its side. it doesn't seem to be going anywhere, but it is certainly a concern. it's not just the human toll, but the property, the human loss of life, the loss of life that people are concerned about

a multigenerational department and you feel that it's going to end with you. >> reporter: randy also contemplated suicide. in these parts they say farmers are often too proud to ask for help. >> let people know that it's okay to go and talk. >> reporter: so brenda, randy and others started meetings at their church. >> i just felt so alone when this happened, that there wasn't any resources out there for me to go to. >> reporter: to offer help and talk things through. >> it's okay to ask someone that's struggling if they're thinking about suicide. that it's fine to ask the question. they should ask the question. >> reporter: other rural communities reach out to them for guidance. >> you don't want to have another family go through what you've gone through? >> no. it's okay just to ask for help. it's so hard for so many of them. >> reporter: the american farm family strong, independent, standing tall. but sometimes, too, in need of support. kevin tibbles, nbc news, near loganville, wisconsin. >> the real economic and emotional troubles that we are seeing because of this trade war takin

joining us is texas guardsmen randy weber, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it.ll be another busy day for you. what is your response? now that the transcript of this call that is now famous between the president and the president of ukraine, what is your take on it? >> you nailed it, no quid pro quo and no secret, democrats pretty much on november 9, 2016, said their tactics were going to be resist, obstruct, impeach. roi doesn't stand for return on investment. they been battling against this newly elected president forever. the fact that they were bringing this out, didn't go through proper channels or business committees, now they have an inquiry, the spanish had an inquiry they call the spanish inquisition and this is reminder full for me of that. they are going after this president on any and everything they can. i read the transcript, there is no quid pro quo. this is another witchhunt. >> should nancy pelosi specifically be held accountable for this now that we know what is in the transcript seeing how she called for this official inquiry before as you ment

and police official that's the focus of the briefing however is not on the situation in the media randi it is on pakistan and its alleged efforts at infiltration. officials insist that the past month has been the most peaceful and kashmir and shutting down communications has been a legitimate means to achieve that we have not. and this is. again this is. one of the many. the ones in the west of the block. but it isn't just troublemakers that the government as what it about dogs on the media are evident when security forces don't camera as a we reporters cannot argue. so obviously to say that maybe. unofficial channels are amplified because dress events do not trust local papers on national television news. they believe those journalists are following the official line from the hindu nationalist government and refusing to portray the hardships on the ground. good news we don't get any news the indian media reports feeds news this is schools are open and shops are open traffic is moving but look around you you are in the heart of she's not good but shops are closed schools are closed peop

de llevar una cacería de brujas en su contra, contra el líder ucraniano y con él >> en el capitolio randy la onu, donald trump habló de diferentes temas >> según el servicio meteorológico una alerta por incendio continúan >> las condiciones peligrosas continúan hasta el miércoles porque mañana pasa mucho tiempo al aire libre debe tomar precaución >> las altas temperaturas sequías y fuertes vientos son tres factores principales para que hay un incendio factores que estamos experimentando nuestra zona >> hay condiciones muy secas y el tiempo es fuerte >> vamos estar experimentando así también como el parte bajo los 5000 pies de altura >> en una situación de emergencia evacuar sus hogares en 10 minutos >> tomara sus mascotas, con rapidez y a sus hijos >> hay que tener todos los documente es >> >> >> a mano, el condado contará con centros para refrescarse en varias ciudades del sur de la bahía y extenderá sus horarios en albergues para indigentes >> en san josé, estarán también en santa clara centros comunitarios entre otros >> para una lista de refugios, visite nuestra página telemundo 42 >>

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> again, two u.s.s impeached, bill clinton and andrew johnson in 1868. >>> hello everyone. thank you so much for being with me. i'm fredricka whitfield. we begin with the latest in the impeachment inquiry against president donald j. trump. house speaker nancy pelosi describing it as a sad time for the country but, she says, given the mounting evidence it is full steam ahead. >> this is not a cause for any joy that we have to go down this path. it is a difficult decision to make. but we have that obligation. because in the -- the actions that were taken could undermine the constitution and the oath we take to

next on american history tv, senior archivist randy thompson delivers an illustrated talk showcasing resources available to the public at the national archives branch in california. items include records and artifacts dating back to 1775. friends of the library hosted this event. >> we are glad you are here with us today to learn about the national archives. an institution that is also known as our nations records keeper. our guests today are professional archivists. they have driven all the way out here to be with you

the focus of the briefing however is not on the situation in the media randi it is on pakistan and its alleged efforts at infiltration. officials insist that the past month has been the most peaceful and kashmir and shutting down communications has been a legitimate means to achieve that we have. to do is. one of the many of the ones in the west of the law. but it isn't just troublemakers that the government is what it about coke's on the media are evident when security forces don't damage as a real reporters cannot argue. so obviously the flavor of living in the absence of communication networks and reliable knew was hearsay and conjecture on rampant if any to have cordoned off by security forces for example people assume that while it has broken out that there's no way to ratify it. these unofficial channels are amplified because dress events do not trust local people was on national television news. they believe those journalists are drawing the official line from the hindu nationalist government and refusing to portray the hardships on the ground. good news billick when we don't ge

thank you, randy. on the show, it's one of the most highly anticipated be's of the year, but could plugged be pulled due to concerns from softbank? this is bloomberg. ♪ mberg. ♪ kathleen: i'm kathleen hays in new york. paul: and i'm paul allen in sydney. bloomberg has learned softbank is pushing we work to postpone its ipo. softbank is we work's largest stakeholder. the ipo has been troubled with concerns. bloomberg's asia tech editor joins us from tokyo. what is the latest with this idea? peter: hi. what sources are telling us is that we work and softbank had been hovering on whether to postpone the ipo. the company was supposed to start its roadshow for the ipo as soon as this week. this is kind of a sudden turn of events. what is happening behind the scenes is the evaluation the company was expecting a could get as much lower than what it hoped for originally. the last private round of valuation $47 billion. as you mentioned, softbank is the biggest shareholder and they put in money at that 40 $7 bi

estar peleando, una vez es necesario tener esa pelea >>> los políticos, se preparan en washington randyprohibir la administración de donald trump, buscan terminar y hay probabilidad de asistencia pública la nueva regla es que entrará en vigor el 15 de octubre, están dejando de reportar los crímenes a la policía por temor a ser entregados y como nos dice un hombre fue apuñalado y no quiso ir al hospital por temor a que llamara a la policía. les advertimos que las imágenes pueden ser fuertes. regresaba del trabajo. y lo apoyaron por la espalda >>> entonces le pegaron muy fuerte y fue un empón. un familiar lo llevó a una clínica particular, al otro día. esto llaman a la policía por temor que podría caer en las autoridades migratorias >>> como se ve está muy pesado acá. por temor . >>> a ese hombre le robaron su pasaporte y $150 dice que se enteró de la policía hasta después de que él tuvo que llamar para reportar el caso del consulado de honduras en ese momento los agentes le preguntaron qué le sucedió en el cuello a un con las heridas frescas, estos poco de la desinformación que se creo c

weingarten: beto o'rourke, appelbaum, randi -- shorter. hello. either educators in the house?thrilled to be here. i am thrilled not only to be with you, but to be with the next president of the united states. thought the stakes were high in 2016, they are a heck of a lot higher today. i have a schoolteacher, so i cannot curse. or i cannot curse on stage. 2020 is all about choices. this, my friends, is the choice. will we let the biggest con man of them all, donald trump, define us and further divide americans from each other, or will we define yourselves and make sure america knows who cares about our communities, who will fight for working families, and who shows up for america? .hat's us in this room because what we believe in this room is what america believes. think about it. one job you can live on. we are not so that one illness or one pre-existing condition away from bankruptcy. being able to go to college without crushing student debt. safe schools,have having the freedom to have a voice at work or in our democracy. still don't have access to affordable health care? ho

. >> i think it is time to thank you, james and randy. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] are c-span cities tour takes american history tv on the road. here is a recent program. >> when i first moved to bozeman, there were so many things named story, story street, story motors, story distributing, story hills. but there was not a lot written on him. there was a historian who once said to me, you know, bozeman is misnamed. it ought to be story. or storyville, or story town. personally, i think bozeman has a better ring to it than any of those other options. so it remained bozeman. but i was curious about nelson's story since his name was plastered all over the place here. i just wanted to find out more about it. there has not been a full-length biography about him, so over the years, i put it together. nelson story was one of the more successful western capitalists in the

lo que no queda claro es si llegarÁn a 1 acuerdo y que ha provocado en los partidos, en washington, randye presidente debe tomar 1 posiciÓn sobre la legislaciÓn para ext extender los antecedentes para copuede anunciar lo que se puede hacer >>> termina el fin de semana feriado, vemos la condiciÓn de ser las autopistas de la Área de la bahÍa >>> hay 1 diferencia pero vamos para que nos cuente 1 poco mÁs >>> hoy vemos las demoras, en la 101 vemos es donde hay persona que regresalizan trabajo esto e mejor opciÓn y los altos hay 1 accidente que ocurre en este momento, en esta zona en direcciÓn norte, en direccion sur. en la bahÍa y demoras, en san francisco hay retrasos hay que hay que tener paciencia d dejando, sobre todo en las me medidas y demoras los vehÍculos se mueven a 1 velocidad lo que quiere decir, que todo parece bien es 1 excelente tarde o vehÍculos avanza cuando llegan a la mitad del puente comienzan las demoras y hay que tratar de cruzar >>> a que hay 1 aviso con rÁfagas de vientos, a sujete el volante con ambas manos porque estÁ peligroso >>> no hay ningÚn tipo de accidente quie

. >>> en washington, randy serrano, telemundo. >>> para saber mÁs de dorian pasamos con david gonzÁlezto a trayecto de dorian, en categorÍa 1 moviendose a 24 mph, para este lunes ascienda a categorÍa 2 cuando impacte nueva escocia, estaremos vigilando de cerca. en cuanto a nuestra regiÓn, esta imagen en vivo de san francisco, bastante nubosidad, sistema de baja presiÓn, 67°, estos prÓximos dÍas, condiciones agradables y frescas en cuanto a vientos, entre 30 a 40 mph, este sÁbado la prÓxima semana regresan los altos dÍgitos aaho 90° antioch y napa 82, las prÓximas horas, en rango 60°, a las 7 de la tarde, esta noche condiciones similares 58, pasamos oakland con 60°, 56 en... 58 en ahÍ tenemos nuestro radar donde vemos este sistema de baja presiÓn que ocasiona tormentas elÉctricas pero despuÉs sistema de alta presiÓn que darÁ condiciones calientes a partir de este miÉrcoles, tenga este dÍa en mente, ahi tenemos el panorama para los prÓximos 10 dÍas, este fin de semana en los 70, bastante agradable, veamos nuestras carreteras en la bahÍa, la autopista 101 ya se acumula el trÁfico, el puen

. >> en washington, randy serrano. >> comienza la cuenta regresiva incremento la ansiedad para guerreroomento. >> este prÓximo otoÑo la corte suprema se dispone a escuchar los argumentos sobre la decisiÓn del presidente trump de cancelar este programa. >> porque bajo la ley actual, cualquiera puede cancelar una orden ejecutiva que haya ejecutados otro gobierno. >> necesitamos esa ley que sea declarada nula y busquemos la forma de arreglar los problemas legalmente. >> el programa de acciÓn diferida o daca como mÁs se le conoce, fue creado e implementado por el gobierno del presidente obama por medio de una orden ejecutiva el 2012 y luego fue consulado por el presidente trump, la decisiÓn fue retada en diferentes cortes. >> para la suerte de miles de soÑadores. >> daca sigue en pie, pero serÁ la corte suprema la que pronto defina su final. >> este otoÑo el final de los magistrados hasta entonces. >> en washington. >> la agenda de inmigraciÓn y servicios de ciudadanÍa informÓ este lunes que rea abrirÁn casos que tienen que ver con gente que solicitaron aplazamiento ella nos dice quÉ tanto

en la casa blanca por la puerta de atrÁs y desde washington, dc randy serrano nos amplÍa >>> otra bajaidad nacional. >> estamos concluir en polÍtica pÚblica y tomar decisiones y finalmente lo que seÑalamos >>> trump dijo en un tweet que sus servicios no eran necesarios y que estÁ en fuerte desacuerdo con muchas de sus sugerencias >>> el portavoz de la casa blanca dijo que no hubo un problema si no simplemente diferencias de opiniÓn y que podrÍa escoger a su gabinete para el gobierno de george w. bush para mover con ataques militares y intervenciÓn mÁs agresiva en venezuela para eliminar el resto de nicolÁs maduro >>> el secretario del tesoro dijo con la partida de bolton igual se mantiene la presiÓn sobre venezuela por medio de sanciones segÚn reporta bolton se opuso a la decisiÓn de trump para limitar a estados unidos esta semana para negociar un tratado de paz que eventualmente fue cancelado aunque el presidente dijo que le pidiÓ la renuncia a bolton el exasesor de seguridad nacional lo contradijo en twitter diciendo que Él le ofreciÓ >>> se suma a la larga lista de altos funcionario