. —— ring road. fun fa ct of what was lost. —— ring road. fun fact about the mangrove tree.torpedo because when they fall from the trees, they go... they are supposed to stick and they can basically plan themselves. and there we go. mangrove forest, one step. high five! much of this area is now under royal protection, meaning that the new mangrove forest can't be destroyed. and the village has become a model for others working to protect and restore their mangrove forest. but maybe tourist and the best people to help restore this fragile ecosystem. i had heard that a healthy mangrove forest needs a range of mangrove species in order to survive, which tourists can't really co—ordinate. i have been told that this has been considered. and of course, there is more than one way to get clean after a day exploring the mangroves. i'm told that years ago, local kids found another use for these boards. it's great to give something back when you're travelling. but hey, it is even better if you have a little fun along the way. (laughs). and if thailand is in your travel plans, here are

i now has climbed his volcano over 300 times from the ring road below up to the summit today he wants to know what it looks like at the top. scenes have been shot for several international feature films on the bizarre places below or you for your own called batman begins interstellar or game of thrones. i now has sometimes watched the filming from a distance but he's less interested in the films in the volcano itself in good weather you can see how from iceland from the top. by now advances the pilots away best to land his helicopter. fleet. minus 15 degrees celsius. this is where the crater of the volcano is located. it's covered by a $600.00 metre thick layer of ice. i mean i was able to measure that the ice was sinking. this is where the volcano would erupt and i decide to walk through the depression with his g.p.s. device in order to provide scientists with accurate data. he did this with a symbol of faith across. and by walking from north to south and then from west to east. you can see it cannot be threatened down there this has just been forming the last year and probably diffe

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interview with david who has a positive impractical plan to train this swamp pipe ringing accountability. the end of the road for pet pete buttigieg paraguay his 2020 dream died this week and we have joe china update for you. there's always a joe china update and tonight is no exception. in moments, the people versus, well you will find out in the second period let's meet our guests for tonight. turning point usa founder, charlie kirk, fox news contributor lisa booth. there they are, and here we go. tonight the people versus our anti- american allies. president trump is being criticized by the establishment for not going to war over iran and for not being clear enough about his strategy. actually, he's been perfectly clear, and if i may say so, he was the most clear about his thinking in response to a question from me. >> i want to read you something lindsey graham said. he was in a magazine and he reported on a conversation he had with you and he said you said to him the trouble with you lindsay, is you want to invade everywhere except the places i want to invade. so my question is, where does he want to in

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ring. alexis graduated high school with honors d is in college. when you follow them down the roadat they're doing, three, four, five, or you see them at high school grad yaeuat, it's like, wow, if you only knew. it's very rewarding for yme. >> cannot animal what it must be like to be carrying for somethinthat someone you can put in the palm of your hand and then later go to their high school graduation. dr. baker didn't take any credit. he said it's a team effort.n everybody o his team has big hearts. i can't tell you m howuch they do. if you'd like to nominate them, check them out and search harris's heroes. >> that is something else. you know,aside from what's happened there inside the hospital but that he would go to the extremes of staying in touch with them and following them in life, period, showing up tohigh school graduation, like he's part of their lives. >> the parents tell you there's something they get from that that you can't put a price tag on. you can't describe what they get from that, but he helps them. >> he's family now. >> he's family now. ♪ ♪ >> he's family no

road attraction. . . ♪ liz: breaking news involving boeing with the closing bell ringing in 2 1/2 minutes.member the yesterday the faa still sees some risks in the 737 max jet. today we got this information, "the wall street journal" is reporting that boeing will pay settlements to the families of those who were killed in the two crashes that involved those same 737 max jets, one last year, one the beginning part of this year. the march 11th one was ethiopia and several hundred people killed in both. we're watching that story. the dow is hovering above the flat line, boeing knocking a good portions of the dow's gains with it down 3%. boeing earlier was shaving 50 points off the dow which is two points to the upside right now. >>> federal express, cruise ship giant carnival are two perfect examples of companies going through hard times, even though they are great companies. both are dealing with fallout over trade and sanctions. but our "countdown" closer, brent wilsey, says bad times make for good stock buys wilsey asset manager founder and president is here. you don't buy great companies

who has developed an equity wanted to ring network with piety khan for and duke university to my surprise he just my attention 1st to something quite mundane the road speaking almost like 50 micrograms off of dust which was picking up just when that activity was happening ron extra vice monitors fine particles in the air including something called b m $2.00 which is smaller than the weight of human hair this tiny particle is a mighty healer it has been linked to nearly 3000000 deaths around the world in 2017 but more than half of them occurring in china and india. although the indian government disputes mortality figures to. directly linked to absolution b m 4.5 are the most harmful pollutants to humans you know it goes deeper than the body it settles in the lungs and over an extended you ration you know it definitely caused all the respiratory problems while many disorders people like walk faster but the people who are actually doing the work they're exposed to this on an extended duration day after day. there's more to delhi's application than just to go dusted. and so we set off to take measurements around the 6 x. 7 right now we have quite a bi

the opening bell ringing there and that is the treasurer of the common wealth of australia. good day mate. >> on a road trip. >> right now it looks like a little bit of a mixed opening. it was a huge day yesterday after word the president would be meeting with the president of china, the federal reserve completes its two-day meeting. we're not expecting to see any change in interest rates. we'll have all your news coming up in business news. >>> good morning and happy wednesday one is in all welcome back to mornings on 2. it is june the 19th and i'm frank mallicoat. >> good morning i'm pam cook thank you for joining us. steve paulson's here we were just talking about the lovely sonoma square. >> so on top of mya restaurant. >> that's where the theater is. >> can we go? >> i know. there's so many little shops and tasting rooms and coffee shops. a great bar where the guy hosted a lot of fire victims. >> yeah, there's a l there. >> yes. >> shout out to sonoma or as my friends dennis and diane say sl. >>> low clouds, cooler breezy today. windy for some. temperatures will be below average. santa rosa well b

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ring. and when he did, i remained convinced he would milk it for publicity and get out down the road. wrong again. 16 months later buzzfeed, what he chronicled 36 hours on the fake campaign trail with donald trump. coppins had escorted trump. and then wrote this, trump can no longer escape the fact that his political career a long con that the blustery billionaire has perpetrated on the country for 25 years by repeatedly pretending to consider various runs for office finally appears to be on the brink of collapse. the reason, nobody seems to believe anymore. trump came off as a figure in the buzzfeed piece. trump hammered coppins via twitter and banned him from accompanying the pain. coppins appeared on my sirius radio program. we howled like school kids that this would be any different. after all, he'd been threatening to run since 2008. he ran against the stage of seemingly more qualified primary opponents and eventually a candidate deemed the most qualified ever to seek the office. well, he beat her, too. and there's a lesson in that, for all of us now, as we approach 2020, namely,

rings of the paper tell. >>wow that's a stinky situation and the rain gets 100 years all and it belong to her grandmother. >>dean the kern oz's has hit the trails and roads all over the country. >>sometimes encountering many hardships such as brutal heat and icy conditions. yeah he's out on a book tour now he's praising those folks who only run for just a few miles kron four's theresa stasi will jog right along with them to find out what he's up to with the latest venture. running for dean car nasa's is like breathing. he doesn't think about it he just does it and he does it extremely well in fact the more daunting and daring the project the better. this is dean badwater ultra marathon. it is a 135 mile race nonstop across death valley in the middle of summer. >>these days. >>it isn't just the challenge of climbing the nearest mountain that is moving the super athlete. instead it is small steps making a huge impression that people say what motivates you know you've arrived 100 races run all over the world. >>but reading some of the stories are their tear. jerking i mean i read of us are about a woman. clinton run for for a minute solid 200 pounds overwei

road. i think the risk ring terminal damage to trust in politics. we have to get on and do this.me to the table, and even if they are saying that we need a couple more weeks you will say no, we have to be out by... we have got to be out by october at the 31st stop and thatis out by october at the 31st stop and that is by far... even if you are on the brink of a deal? we have to get out by october the 31st and i think it would be absolutely bizarre for us to signal at this stage that the uk government was willing once again to run up the white flag and delayed yet again. that is so firm promise that he would resign as a newly elected by minister? my commitment is to honour the will of the people and take this country out on october 31 and to get this thing done. that is what people want and the way to do it, as i say, is to disaggregate the current withdrawal agreement and move on. once we move on we will be able to do many things. once we get brexit off the front pages. there will be a massive opportunity for the conservative party once again to occu py the conservative party onc

and there was a guy standing in the road flagging me down so i stopped. >> everybody knew it didn't ringything she was saying was a lie. >> she could feel that the focus had changed from this bushy-haired stranger to her. >> if i had shot my own children, would i not have done a good job of it? why would i have taken my kids to the hospital? wouldn't i have made sure they were dead and then cried crocodile tears? that's insane to think i would do such a thing and then bring the witnesses in against myself. that's crazy. >> there wasn't a camera or a reporter's notebook that she didn't chase. >> she gave one interview in full hair and make-up after the next. thinking that this would somehow garner sympathy for her. it had just the opposite effect. >> christie woke up, and as i say, she may be the only one to get me out of this. would i have brought her to the hospital, wouldn't she be the one that i would make sure was dead? there are too many holes in it. >> her children are still suffering. danny is paralyzed, which she continues to tell everybody, "oh, he's not paralyzed." >> danny's g

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night that was recorded happened just down the road from where i'm standing right now i do want to go to some of the videos i talk about this. this is ring surveillance video showing the bear walking across the driveway and the front yard of a home in the browns valley neighborhood. vacaville now the wildlife manager and biologist i talk with doesn't believe that this bear poses any risk saying they are typically afraid of people and will avoid confrontation. as long as they are put in a situation or position where they need to defend themselves. now the neighborhood where this bear was spotted is near the hills. the wildlife manager says this could be a young bear dispersing from his mother and trying to find his own territory. bears are known to be in the area around lake berryessa and the vaca mountains which by road is only around 13 miles from here. those who live near this bear spotting are a bit surprised. >>we've been here since 1990 and thus the first time i've heard of a bear in i think they're pretty harmless in all his lies about messing with them as long as most not around at may become so you are monday night would put out

ring right there. alexisch graduated high sl with honors and she is now in college. i went to her graduation. >> reporter: when you see the kids down the road doing, wn they are 3or 4, 5, go to high school graduations, i see them walk across, you go, wow, man, if you only knew. you know, it's really very rewarding for me and our group as well as to what we are able to accomplish. >> they are ange. dr. baker is hesitant to take any credit. he says it's truly a team effort and a labor of love to care for the babies. now, if you'd like to nominate e harris' h check out our nbc washington app. just search heroes. >>> time is 9:43. tang a live look outside. the sun is splashing the nation's capital today. a beautiful day on tap. but what does the w workek have in store? lauryn has your awers when we lauryn has your awers when we ns we are sisters. and we just moved in together. why alissa and aleah chose fios. we stream sooo much. using her phone, alsing her tablet.ing tv on her laptop, o i am really good at ltitasking cause i'm awesome. a little. the best internet is even better at our best pr ae. switch get our fastest speeds available. plus,

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road trip in a battle of last place teams. san francisco takes on the orioles at camden yards at 1:05 p.m. the as battle the astros at ringe warriors will practice today ahead of tomorrow's game two against the raptors. it appears kevin durant is getting closer to returning. anthony flores has details in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everyone. while the entire country of canada is still celebrating the raptors' win over the warriors in game one of the nba finals, as for dub nation, many are still on edge. this was only the second game one playoff loss for the warriors in the steve kerr era and kevin durant is not coming to save the day in game two. kerr says k.d. will not play sunday. this is video of k.d. friday in toronto. he's still rehabbing his right calf that has kept him offhe floo hurt against the rockets may 8th. durant went through a light, individual workout, but did not practice with the team. despite losing game one, the warriors will not rush k.d. back into the lineup. >> this is a tricky one. if you re-injur the calf then that's it and he's done for the series. so when he's ready to play he'll pla

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here's the road map, ladies and gentlemen in congress, to be able to determine whether you pursue impeachment proceedings. he's damned for that. i think what robert mueller said on wednesday still ringsarr, the way he is pretty much doing the televised interviews and i find personally inappropriate, as the attorney general of the united states, he's not a legal contributor. not supposed to be doing legal commentary and the fact he goes on tv and spin things when robert mueller, an exceptionally reticent, private man is not countering what bill barr is saying is problematic and why i think someone like congressman schiff saying we need robert mueller to testify before congress, you know, my apologies, mr. mueller, perhaps you get a subpoena to do so, kendis, time and time again, i think we all are rushing to judgment without having seen the evidence and with the absence of the unredacted mueller report provided to the american people and the members of congress to receive it, i think that we all really need to sit there and slow down a little bit and determine what is still out there. i think we are crucifying people like robert mueller for the lack of more excited behavior on wednesd

live coverage of the 35th annual craters road lit fest in chicago, the largest literary showcase in the midwest. starting today at 11:00 a.m. eastern, each ringeider, andy parker, history professor kathleen bello, historian and alisa cox, and on sunday, our live coverage continues at 11:00 a.m. eastern late" editor josh .evine, bill airs watched the 35th annual pr inters row lit fest on booktv on c-span2. on "q&a," blues musician darrell davis discusses his book. daryl: he walked in the room first, and he was wearing military camouflage and the initials "kkk" ride on his chest. embroidered on the beret on his head were "knights of the ku klux klan," and the on his hip was a gun on his holster. behind him was mr. kelly in a dark blue suit and tie. ight turned the corner and saw me, he froze, and mr. kelly bumped into him, because he has stopped short. they looked all around the room, and i knew what they were thinking, either they had been given the wrong room number, or this was a setup, this was an ambush, so i went like this, to display my hands, nothing in them, and i stood up and approach them and said "hi, mr. kelly, my name is daryl dav