forward ok so my hero mubarak good to speak to thank you very much well eric reeves is a sudan researcher and was until recently a senior fellow at harvard university he joins us on skype firm northhampton and massachusetts thank you very much for coming on this program. we heard one of the organizers of these protests speaking to us it seems that the protesters aren't ready to step back despite the fact that the gentile has offered talks with the opposition what do you think it will take for some kind of compromise. i think we have to realize 1st of all there we don't have a good faith actor in the transitional military junta. you know your earlier clip you have translated from arabic was. mohammed hum than. better known as a matter a leader of the rap and sports horses he's actually claiming that there are infiltrating snipers who are responsible for the shooting deaths today this is so preposterous so absurd that we have to wonder whether he's just lost any consideration of all for his credibility or the transitional military council which he is the deputy head you don't have a good fa

to be indicted the ira said her of course remain on the streets of cattle mr reeves we thank you very much for your time that orthodontists that to eric waves live in northampton massachusetts thank you. so again we have been listening to sudanese opposition members of the sudanese opposition speaking and caught them in giving us the latest on the power sharing agreement between themselves and the transitional military council they are saying that this is only a 1st step that others will have to follow and we are waiting to hear more about that deal. moving on now and thousands of algerians have returned to the streets once again calling for freedom and democracy the mass demonstrations are taking place on the anniversary of and dependence from french rule but toyah gate and the reports the. the a day of mixed emotions for algerians celebrating independence from france in 1962 but also demanding the complete overhaul of the establishment its rules ever since. many algerian say they feel betrayed by their political elite and have lost trust in the government they will say down the inte

credibility i think as more and more details of this agreement spread throughout so there and mr reeves one of the things they said is that various neighboring countries the leaders are going to act as guarantors of any agreement do you think again from what we know so far that the other neighboring countries you know including ethiopia the prime minister who brokered the the deal have they put enough pressure on the transitional military council to cede more power i don't think their hands you know and this is this is what the alliance are pretty much changed the very difficult position are they agreed to the proposal as presented by the opiates and the african union or the transitional military council that's going to end negotiations there's just probably the best they could get but it's not clear that it is adequate to say for us to say that we are generally on the parent to civilian led government that's premature at this point mr reeves we thank you very much for your time and your expertise on this that is eric graves live in northampton massachusetts thank you. there are plenty

ellie reeves.” remember talking to chris mullin.bout how to deselect your mp back wrote a book about how to deselect yourmp back in wrote a book about how to deselect your mp back in the 70s. his argument shows that the selection shows are to be for different reasons. 0ften shows are to be for different reasons. often it has been because mps have been around for a long time and have been lazy or out of touch, it wasn't about a left or right thing. evenjeremy corbyn allies could face it, let alone critics. his mp had been down since the 19305, his mp had been down since the 1930s, this is at the end of the 70s. he owned the officers the local party worked out of, his secretary in his office and law firm was also the secretary of the local clp so he had the place looked down and only by getting this process could they have any chance of getting of him. when he put it in those terms, you could feel some sympathy for activists, you could feel they are stuck with an mp that maybe they don't feel represents them. that would be the argumen

yeah richard reeves the moment yesterday was a hot day we cycled for 215 kilometers and the last in line she was really painful jobs that our muscles got all tense but now i'm getting my toxins message out of my muscles so i'll be ready for tomorrow. and then out the russian. you know with their busy schedule they don't always have time for an evening rubdown often they meet local sports clubs and even mayors after a day's cycling like here and all see for example it tends to garner them admiration though sometimes people doubt they'll pull off the whole tour if you think you'll make it to the end but we've been doing this for 5 years and so far only one participant ever gave up that's one out of 22 in the last 4 years 22 made it to the finish line. so there's no reason to believe all 13 of us won't make it this year but that. makes it ok i went on that the women always need to prove themselves because people tend to think that minimal capable is. day 2 in the bush this year clare and her fellow female cyclists are supported by an international women's team with athletes from england the

yeah richard reeves the moment yesterday was a hot day we cycled for 215 kilometers and the last in line she would really painful reserves of our muscles got all tense but now i'm getting my toxins message out of my muscles so i'll be ready for tomorrow as. they're not the rush. though with their busy schedule they don't always have time for an evening rubdown often they meet local sports clubs and even mayors after a day's cycling like here and all see for example it tends to garner them admiration though sometimes people doubt they'll pull off the whole tour if you think they'll make it to the end but we've been doing this for 5 years and so far only one participant ever gave up that's one out of 22 in the last 4 years 22 made it to the finish line. so there's no reason to believe 13 of us won't make it this year about this. because if it were known that the women always need to prove themselves because people tend to think that minimal capable is. day 2 in the bush this year clare and her fellow female cyclists are supported by an international women's team without points from england

that's keanu reeves. >> get off!ff, off, get off. >> sandra a virtual unknown about a city bus loaded with explosives. behind the scenes secrets, spent over 75% of the film on the bus. >> stinky bus. 15, 16 people in here in the course of a 12-hour day, starts to smell a little bit. deal wing with that problem. everybody gave gifts, i gave them deodorant. >> stunt drivers in control. >> the problem is,p front to everything and you get an instinct like break time and it doesn't work. >> thanks a lot. putting in time here. >> this is a poster. a lovely -- at the end. the bus. there's me, but you can't see me because they cut me out. >> reporter: when the movie came out we hang out with sandra on a real city bus and stepped in as an "e.t." interviewer. >> have you heard of the movie "speed." >> yes, just commercials on tv. >> are you going to go see it? it makes you guys look really hot. after this movie i think you're going to get a lot of dates. >> do you meet a lot of chicks on the bus? >> yes. >> you do? i knew it.

that's keanu reeves. >> sandra was a virtual unknown when she shot the movie about a city bus loadedt over 75% of the film in the driver's seat. >> this stinky bus. but we're dealing with that problem, i give everybody d deoderant as gifts. the only problem, is i'm right up front, and you have the instinct to brake all the time. >> thanks for spending time here. >> this is the poster. there's me, but you can't see me. >> when the movie came out, we hung out with her as a real interview. >> have you heard of the movie "speed"? >> yeah. >> are you going to see it? >> yeah, it's supposed to be good. >> i think after this movie comes out, you're going to get a lot of dates. you meet a lot of chicks on the bus? >> yeah. >> i knew it. >> the movie turned sandra into a superstar. but the sequel, keanu turned it down and jason patric stepped in. it was a box office bomb and sandra fully owned it. >> i made the mistake. i screwed it up. >> i loved "speed 2." >> what is wrong with you? >> their chemistry was undeniable. but let's talk about the '80s with jake ryan and "16 candles." the john hu

will reeve is on boat off the coast of cape cod where they are doing the work.reporter: george, good morning. not the best weather today. the conditions are a big foggy but apparently there are ideal or at least predictable conditions for shark attacks based on their behavior. at least that's the theory of two scientists as a part of their documentary "forecast shark attack" on nat geo shark fest next week. we went out and found some sharks and saw whether the conditions affected them. after a series of shark encounters off the carolinas in 2015, these two scientists went on a mission. >> coming in fast, too fast. >> reporter: now dr. greg skomal and national weather center meteorologist joe merchant are showing us firsthand how they're testing a revolutionary new theory on forecasting shark attacks. joe believes a weather condition called a sea breeze may set off a predatory chain reaction bringing nutrient rich deep water closer to the surface attracting tiny marine life that feed on the nutrients. those small creatures attract larger fish which in turn attrac

. >>> keanu reeves is off and running on a third excellent adventure. >> it's moving and funny.nd i love those characters. >> whoa! >> our heroes are in new orleans. >> cut, cut. >> it looks like that time-traveling phone booth is back. >> it's a real cool story for the guys and their families and where they're at, and where >> on monday, alex winter, bill, posted, "day one. see you on the other side and remember to be excellent." >> be excellent. >> be excellent. >> that's the band's shirt, by the way. >> wild stallions! >> one fan said it all, please be good. please be good. please be good. >> party on, dudes. >> alex promises it will be. the idea of revisiting them when they're adults with kids and seeing how they've changed seemed ripe for comedy. >> action! >> the guys were anything but grown up on our 1991 visit to the set of bill and ted's second movie. >> are you guys friends off camera? >> i love this guy. >> i love this guy. he's like a brother to me. >> what we do is that the grim reaper will return, as well as historical figures like gandhi and the indian sacagawea.

great to have you with us as our guest, james reeve.let's get a first word news with debra mao. : president trump has warned iran against stepping up the rainy and enrichment -- iranian enrichment. iran says it will restart him failed reactor if europe to offer economic guarantees by a july 7 deadline. the u.s. is hitting back at huawei's constitutional challenge to its blacklisting. the government says the move isn't punishment but serves to a test in the national interest. they say it is to prevent china gaining a strategic foothold in the networks of federal agencies. accused the british government of interference in the affairs of hong kong. a warned the territory is not what it used to be. this escalated the war of words after theresa may said she was shocked by violence as protesters stormed hong kong's legislature. the european commission has decided against disciplinary action on italy over its debt after rome offered fresh commitments that addressed some of brussels concerns. the populist government sees its 29 deficit -- 2019

cracked opened walls, and led to this mobile home burning down on reeves street. renter believes the earthquake caused an electrical fire here. many stores in town were closed throughout the weekend due to damage. and because some of the employees left town shaken by thousandss of aftershocks. restoration crews are making their ways back into the stores on monday. at this big 5 one of the only clothing stores opened, workmen climbed laders to replace ceiling tiles and shoppers came to stock up on essential items. >> when the second one hit everybody came together and let's put this back together. yeah every store i been in people are picking up stuff and helping with this. water, food, and you need this and that. and so, they did a good job. and we are a small town. we are not like l.a. >> reporter: and you can imagine that especially in a small town, they really rely on every ounce of business they can get. one store owner up the street told me she is expecting it to take two weeks to get back up and running again. >> commotely understandable nicole comto being w

abc's will reeve joins us from vatican city with all of that.rning, whit. when officials went inside the vatican yesterday to examine those two containers of human remains, they basically thought they knew what they would find and how much. but now, they have a lot more to contend with. this morning, an unexpected twist in the search for a missing teenage girl 36 years after she disappeared. a forensic experts saying thousands of bones found perhaps belonging to dozens of people all underneath vatican college. we didn't expect an enormous number, he said. those experts now trying to determine if some of the bones could be some of eman emanuela orororor >> they'll have to do forensic analysis. to see if they're a man, woman, child. >> reporter: orlandi's family believes the vatican hasn't revealed everything it knows. investigators acting on a tip opened the tomb of two german princesses, but found nothing. vatican officials found the two containers of remains nearby perhaps moved during construction years ago. >> it's possible that there were re

abc's will reeve has more. >> reporter: the u.s.nal team celebrating on the field after proving their dominance. it marks the fourth world title and second in a row. the game scoreless throughout the first half. until megan rapinoe scored the first goal of the game, with a penalty kick in the 61st minute. then, rose lavelle, scoring a second one for the team. >> we've put in so much work in the past couple years. >> reporter: both players suffering hamstring issues that put her in the finals at the end of the game. >> this world cup was such an amazing display. >> reporter: back here at home, fans watched at screening parties all across the country. team manager jill ellis remains undefeated. this is the first manager to win the tournament twice. fifa doubled the $440 million for the men's prize. calls to close that pay gap are likely to grow. will reeve, abc news. >> you heard will talking about the pay gap. we are all celebrating this win. and now, it's time to pivot. when they get back, they have a different battle awaiting them.

so now we get there 12344 reeves. reached the creative. unbelievable free flow before this ne levin that all the fishermen doing for their rocky places to rock music like 15000 women having to be languishing or need to towel like a condom are needed to a little for that every night in port 80 to know everybody you can rely on pushing . hard even stempel adventures which is funded mainly on the diapers and training it conducts is a prime example of going beyond one's call of duty. and the main concern is individual responsibility it's not ok we're not made for when i'm going to fish and live and. clean a bit why you need to wait for that you can augment but you want. to keep from the same village if you're a family you're playing for you're going to play in a league same time spent like 20 minutes between some you're right if you take it off your own media if you were to do that that you feel you do it because of that know why there was in pollution and that's my daughter. it's changed me because like out of me and well making sure we still

yeah richard reeves the moment yesterday was a hot day we cycled for 215 kilometers and the last in line she was really painful legends of our muscles got all tense but now i'm getting my toxins message out of my muscles so i'll be ready for tomorrow. and they're not the rush it. though with their busy schedule they don't always have time for an evening rubdown often they meet local sports clubs and even mayors after a day's cycling like here and all see for example it tends to garner them admiration though sometimes people doubt they'll pull off the whole tour they're going to think will make it to the end but we've been doing this for 5 years and so far only one participant ever gave up that's one out of 22 in the last 4 years 22 made it to the finish line. so there's no reason to believe all 13 of us won't make it this year but. maybe if it were known that the women always need to prove themselves because people tend to think that minimal capable this is. day 2 in the bush this year clare and her fellow female cyclists are supported by an international women's team that leads from eng

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it doesn't feel like i'm at work. >> our thanks to will reeve for that., of course, amy, i brought you that patriotic goat. well, we are one-upping ourselves with a patriotic pomeranian. it is so cute. thank you for sending that to us. how about we get a look at some of the independence cities, the july 4th cities like patriot, ohio, today, 88. is somebody from patriot, ohio? oh, wow, that was really impressive, freedom, california. >>> i got to go talk to these people from patriot, ohio. cecilia, let's head over to you. >>> all right, ginger. thanks. now on this fourth of july, we want to honor a true american hero, a pilot -- listen to this -- who flew more than 400 missions in three different wars. it is a story that is very close to robin's heart because of her own family legacy. here's robin with more. >> reporter: on this july 4th we are given the opportunity to reflect on our rich history and those who have served our country, who protected and fought for our freedom, the freedom that we enjoy to this day. no one better exemplifies this sentiment t

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eat off oppression of women who are prepared to fight for their rights also on the program philip reeves president roderick going to tell tale signs a new role penalizing sexual harassment we'll find out why women's rights campaigners accuse the president of being a repeat offender.

impounding an iranian tanker today iran's foreign minister just on so reeve he shot back on twitter by tweeting iran is neither of a member of the e.u. nor subject to any european oil embargo last i checked the e.u. was against extraterritoriality ukase unlawful seizure of a tanker with iranian oil on behalf of the b. team is piracy pure and simple it sets a dangerous precedent and it has to end now so you've got this conflict now at the same time you've got iran giving europe 60 days to deliver on the promise of shielding it from u.s. sanctions so when you put all all of that together talk to me about the feasibility of that can europe protect the iranian economy from u.s. sanctions. why don't the bottom line is very clear no it cannot we've had a year of essentially an experimental phase for both of you were never on to see if u.s. sanctions you know actually are able to have the same impact as essentially united nations sanctions a little embargoes had on iran back before this deal was agreed and what we've seen over the last year is that actually u.s. sanctions framework have prove

fitzsimons: senior constable richard reeves is a childhood friend. and i'm judging by your blue unifororm, you turned d into the good boy. did he turn into the bad boy or not? richard: not in my opinion, yeah. not from what i know, no. no, i go up and give him a hongi and shake his hand and ask him how things are because i haven't seen him for a few years. fitzsimons: you're not troubled by his "ftp"--"... the police" under his chin? richard: no,o, that's--to me, that's obviously history he's got with whoever he's dealt with. i work on a sort of a--i think,k, like, people mightht lk at the uniform and they just see the police, but there's actually a person behind that, , so if tt "ftp" is aimed at me, i mighght take offense, but i don't think it is, talking to him. fitzsimons: hmm. you've hardly been sentt to purgatory, though. i mean, this is--this is an extraordinary community. ko: yeah, real tight-knit here. everyone knows each other and pretty much walk into each other's house and just go straight to the fridge. fitzsimons: [chuckles] so you've b

rachel reeves.tain's ambassador to the united states shows no sign of abating. on sunday it emerged that sir kim darroch had called president trump's administration "clumsy and inept. " the president hit back and stepped up the row with further tweets, accusing theresa may of having made a mass of brexit and calling sir kim "a very stupid guy." mps raised the row in the commons. could you advise me please how we can indicate our reaction to the grossly offensive attack by the president of the united states on her majesty's ambassador and indeed on her majesty's prime minister? this afternoon he has sent some messages that are amounting to gross discourtesy and i am certain many honourable members will want to indicate that the united kingdom will not be bullied by anyone, not even the president of the united states. is there any indication that you had or mr speaker has had that the government will intend to make the statement about the remarks of president trump and in particular, and in particular

were ruthless bibles and i don't believe that it is stable in the long term thank you very much eric reeves south sudan researcher our sudan researcher good to have you on. we have plenty more ahead this hour including. votes are being counted out the controversial local elections and albania that were this is watched by the european union. and we look back at the history of defiance amongst the people of hong kong ever since the territory was handed over to china. and the single and batsman comes good when it matters the actions from the hosts of the world cup clash with india and sport. flights have resumed at libyan the libyan capital is only functioning airports it has briefly taken out of action after being hit by an air strike forces loyal to the warlord says their attack destroyed a turkish drone that was parked on one of their ports runways and turkey says 6 of its citizens are being held by have terrorist forces it is now warn that have terrorist fighters would become a legitimate targets if they aren't released immediately after seester an administration and tobruk cut all ties wi

or the explorations and natural gas sharings so i'm thank you iran's foreign ministers of answer reeves as the door is open to negotiations if president donald trump lift sanctions on tehran has told us media it is not believe they'll be a military confrontation with washington. i do not believe the president wants war but i believe there are people around him who wouldn't mind do you think they have a service where you worry that they have more sway than the i think president trump has been on the record that they are trying but i don't think they'll succeed because at the end of the day i think prudence we appreciate people know that iran is a big proud country and we will not take a military attack like today when his comments came as european foreign ministers called for dialogue between the u.s. and iran to try to save the 2050 nuclear deal leaders held talks in brussels in the attempt to salvage the agreement which the e.u. top diplomat insists is still alive when it came reports from brussels. for more than a year the e.u. has tried to preserve the nuclear agreement with iran dev

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will reeve is in london with details for us. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, robin.ears old, very exciting. newspapers here celebrating his birthday today. he's got the cover on pretty much every paper here looking very cute. these photos just one of a few new ones released by and taken by george's mom, the duchess of cambridge. the little prince we first saw on the steps held by his mother kate just six years ago is now looking ve from palace clearly big soccer fan dressed if an england jersey taken in the family garden. we've seen him playing recently pictured kicking the ball around with little sister charles. taken by his mother, the duchess of cambridge and released by the royal palace to celebrate the third in line's sixth birthday. we watched the prince grow up over the years as seen in photos snapped by his mother, like all his birthdays so far celebrating in private. >> as a keen photographer and patron of the royal photography society kate likes to show off her photography skills often sharing new photos of children with us and this year was no different. >

. >> at home this afternoon, don't miss keanu reeves on ellen. how about that?irs at 3:00 p.m. on nbc 4 and stick around for news 4 at 4 lth pat and >> announcer: you're watching "news 4 today." >>> welcome back at 5:23. if you struggle to get a good night sleep, you are not alone. a consumer report survey shows 80% of adults have trouble sleeping, at last one night a week. >> more and more people are turning to smart phones for some reli, but are they effective? >> news 4 is working for your health now getting some advice from sleep experts. although the science on isn't settled. >> while there has been some research on the effectiveness of sleep apps, it's preliminary at best. >> reporter: noise apps can help by blocking out the barking dog or street traffic. >> hi, and welco to relax melody sleep meditations. >> reporter: otherpps lead you through guided imagery, meditation and even hypnosis to calm your racing mind. ♪ >> reporter: but one of the most effective treatments is cognitive behavioral therapy or cbt where a trained therapis can help you fix bad sle

if you're at home this afternoon, don't miss keanu reeves will be on ellen this morning. >> do you knowhat's so unny to me? her show will air at 3:00 p.m. on nbc 4.ro stick d for news 4 at 4 this afternoon with pat lawson and leon harris, too. we'll be right back or maybe we won't. somebody else might be in these chairs after this break. we'll see what happens. >> announcer: you're watching "news 4 today." >>> a new survey from consumer reports shows 80% of adults struggle to get a good night sleep at least once a week. >> that's not good. more and more people are turning to smart phones for relief, but are they effective? >> news 4 is working for your health getting advice from sleep experts. >> reporter: sleep apps have become a booming business with downloads increasing as much as 20% over the past year. an app called sleep as androids habeen downloaded more than 18 million times since 2010. although the science on this isn't settled. >> while there has been some research on theti effeeness of sleep apps, it's preliminary at betet. >> repor noise apps can help by blocking out that ba

, thank you very much, here to react, bring in trump 2020 advisory board member, jenna he will is reevesfox news contributors, doug schoen and deneen borelli. ted lieu seemed excited. al green sent out a message maybe democrat on the fence won't be there anymore. from what i saw today, it did not feel like somebody assistant tiff win for the democratic party, felt quite honest with you, mueller was disorganized, really, he really seemed to be fumbling along? >> that was my impression, chars, look. i am probably somebody who has been telling the democrats, move on. my view after today, or what's part of today has been transpired, move on. no home runs. no knockouts. no real change. and bob mueller, by dint of his body language didn't convince me of anything i hadn't already believed. charles: deneen? >> i was waiting for bob mueller saying what report are you talking about? he could not respond to basic questions. the man didn't write this report, charles. i think he is a figurehead for the anti-trump lawyers that wrote this report. he could not answer basic questions. where are the elsid

constitutional law attorney jenna ellis reeves, jason russell and democratic strategist mousavi tamiz are on the hearing today. by the same token, it's interesting because this so-called manufactured crisis was totally ignored by many people on capitol hill six months ago. >> yeah, this is something that was just a complete and total media circus. alexandria ocasio-cortez is speaking out of both sides of her mouth to get media play. this is the same person that just wanted her solve to be sworn in for dramatic effect when she claimed it was a great sound bite. she didn't have to be. if democrats really want to pay attention to the immigration problem in this country and they really want to address real solutions and the humanitarian crisis that is going on, human trafficking, the drug trafficking, all of the things that the president has shown, they would work with congress to pass meaningful reform. they won't do this stunt in the media and divert attention to themselves. that's all that is going on here. it was a ridiculous show for the media. that is all. >> charles: also, former a

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their credibility i think as more and more details of this agreement spread throughout syria and mr reeves one of the things they said is that various neighboring countries the leaders are going to act as guarantors of any agreement do you think again from what we know so far that the other neighboring countries you know including ethiopia the prime minister who brokered the the deal have they put enough pressure on the transitional military council to cede more power i don't think their hands and mrs this is left the alliance are pretty much changed the very difficult position are they agreed to the.

abc's will reeve is in vatican city this morning where two containers were unsealed just this morninghat did they find? >> reporter: well, dan, we're not exactly sure just yet, and we spoke to family members of emanuela orlandi who were present or who have knowledge of what exactly they're unsealing and they said there are a lot of bones, more than they were expecting, so they're going to take a while to sort through all of it. it's just another turn in the mystery of the disappearance of emanuela orlandi. this morning, vatican officials unsealing human remains found underground within the city walls. forensics experts will now try to identify whose bones they are and whether a decades-ole miss stree will be solved. two containers holding bones examined on site away from any media. 15-year-old emanuela orlandi vanished in 1983. her family searching for her ever since. representatives of orlandis are present for today's unsealing. outside the vatican in a t-shirt bearing orlandi's image, one orlandi supporter, part of a group of thousands across italy, said they seek truth, justice and

abc's will reeve took a ride on a boat off the coast of cape cod for a firsthand look. >> reporter: aftereries of shark encounters off the carolinas in 2015, these two scientists went on a mission. >> coming in fast, too fast! >> reporter: now dr. greg skomal and national weather service meteorologist joe merchant are showing us firsthand how they're testing a revolutionary new theory on forecasting shark attacks. joe believes a weather condition called a sea breeze may set off a predatory chain reaction, bringing nutrient-rich deep water closer to the surface, attracting tiny marine life that feed on the nutrients. those small creatures attract larger fish, which in turn attract the ocean's largest predators, sharks, on the hunt for prey. at the same time, sea breeze conditions make for great beach days, drawing sunbathers into the water. >> if we can use the weather to indicate what sharks are doing, we might be able to predict whether or not a shark attack can occur. >> i'm really excited to work with greg to show him that my hypothesis is correct, that the wind and the weather have an

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