or kimberly rowlings is a journalist in freeport on grand bahama a short while ago i asked her for an update on the rescue efforts. i'm not sure about past 2 exams at this point you know they're still course canvassing the air police officers and knocking on persons door is you know a lot of people of missing persons reports which are with you supposed to do at this point now that he can actually get to the police station because that means underwater during that storm so that our command center and me mum could not work properly here in the bahamas which is the national emergency management agency so a lot of those people you know are trying to connect them and their families as best as best as we can but rescue efforts at this point they just need really a lot of them to manage through this or they're like you know it doesn't make sense rescuing me. we just need to stay but get as you would get us in water let's just clean up we have all we have our mail boat which is coming in from the capital which are transporting people out of the island as not as also they are bringing bringing

rowles just don't hold. any world yet to see how this thing that's occurred and in danger but it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. what politicians do. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to. have to do it for us that's what before 3 of the boys who did get. interested in the water. there should. be. welcome back a russian journalist who returned to moscow on saturday as part of a historic prisoner swap with ukraine has given an exclusive interview to r.t. . was arrested in kiev in may of 2800 on charges of treason and was released from pretrial detention late last month he spoke in to our correspondent maria notional who joins us live now what did you what can you tell us about your interview with him. hi well yes we just had an exclusive interview with kid over 52 year old russian journalist with ukrainian passport who spent 470 days in detention more than 15 months i talked to him ju

the author, jk rowling, has donated £15 million to support research into neurological conditions at ar who died from multiple sclerosis. the anne rowling regenerative neurology clinic at the university of edinburgh was established in 2010, and is named in memory of her mother, who died with the condition at the age of a5. us first lady, melania trump, was trending on twitter after the president said "she's got a son", before quickly interjecting that they had their son barron "together". it was all in the context of vaping and a potential ban on flavoured vaping products in the us. president trump told a news conference that the first lady has become concerned over the impact of vaping on young people. we can't have our youth be so affected, and i'm hearing it, and thatis affected, and i'm hearing it, and that is how the first lady got involved. she's got a son, who is a beautiful young man, and she feels very strongly about it. she has seen it, we are both reading it, a lot of people are reading it, and people are dying through vaping, so we are looking at it very closely. back to yo

rowles just don't call. me you won't believe you get to shape out disdained become educated and gain from it equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. as a tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been faced only temperament from the inside venezuela things through different we're going to announce sanctions against petroleum to venezuela associate the famous good to have a son of the moment goes. down person tackle football data to see on the cuckoo clock the path of the moment the focus of the who story isn't new makes him cold in henry kissinger to tell him that it would not be tolerated that in latin america an alternative economic and social system could take hold and therefore the policy would be to make the chilean economy scream so once in the making the economy of venezuela screed. please. please. please please. please. please please. the

rowles just don't call. me old but you get to shape out disdainfully comes to advocate and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart when she's to look for common ground. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in the country's military. every thing came to a complete. the day that i was raped. you know to show what they kill me and i see how would destroy. any screamed at me and he made me come in and he grabbed my arm and he right mean. if you take into account that women don't report because of the extreme retaliation it's probably somewhere near about half a 1000000 women have now been sexually assaulted in the u.s. military base a very very traumatizing tat happened but i've never seen trauma like i've seen women who are veterans who have suffered military sexual trauma reporting rape is more likely to get the victim punished to be a friend and almost 10 year career or chose very invested in and i give a sex offender who was not even put to justice or put on the r

opportunities available they don't talk about the highest earners nobody says be a writer because jk rowling makes a million dollars but we have a tendency to do that with welding to keep hitting those anecdotes and then we look at the data from the bureau of labor statistics the median wage is $41000 per year and at the 90th percentile is 63000 that is about the median income for a household in the united states 90 percent make less and the median family income which is fine. it's a good job it is stable and it pays more than the minimum wage. if you go to a community college that is well supported by the public and get the associate's degree without a lot of debt that's a great pathway. that we have surrounded welding with the political arguments that make it difficult for young people to get degrees and then make sensible decisions we created those with this identity for them to do what they need to do it for us to help them do to make those decisions to get to that middle class life. >> i'm sad we walk through the politicians but they actually manage to disappear the role of the communit

rowling. why haven't the dementors put obama in azkaban?" laughter ) there's some big news out of canada concerning prime minister and man you're a-boat to be surprised by, justin trudeau. a photo has come out of trudeau wearing brown face at a party. this is pretty bad and i just want to say: it's not us this time! suck it, canada! ( cheers and applause ) whoo! we've got a great show for you tonight! taraji p. henson is here! when we return, "meanwhile!"! stick around! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: jon batiste and "stay human," everybody! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you know, i spend most of my time over

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they're more into jk rowling that jackline don, and i think with good reason because jack london represents another century. the rugged individualist, the adventurer free from mastercard and and american express and all the trappings that we associate today with dish hope we associate with taking away our freedoms. >> still is number 8 among the classic writer, hemming bear and other americans. >> number august among the classic writers, but that's a narrow view. >> still in all the book stores. >> try to find the barnes & nobles. >> try films. >> hollywood eats content. said this before and the reason why 20th century, which the last filmed made before is acquired fox and became 20th 20th century box, a little side note -- was called the wild but they didn't buy it because the book was so great. they bought it because jack london was so famous at the time. and they realitiy bought it as a vehicle for clark gable, and it was -- two rules that actors will tell you, any actor. never work opposite dogs or children. and so the -- first of all the film is 10% of the book if that much. >> most of

investigators aren't rowling out any possible ignition sources yet. >> there may have been gear charging. thereof a lot of photography, cameras, cell phones that were charging. >> this won't be any answers about whether it was the batteries or some other ignition source until investigators can get a look at that boat. for now, efforts to raise the wreckage are being hampered by strong winds forecasted over the next few days. >>> turning to fire watch now, a massive wildfire is burning out of control about 10-mile west of red bluff. red bank fire is spreading fast. it has burped about 6,000-acre since it broke out yesterday. right now, no containment. crews have ordered mandatory vacs here red bank oaks. also in fire watch, we are continuing to follow that explosive fire burning just east of l.a. the so-called tenaha fire took just a day to engulf nearly 2,000 acres. about 500 homes received mandatory evacuation orders. another 500 were urged to voluntarily evacuate in and around the riverside county city of murietta. >> we're right up gunpoint the canyon so we obviously have -- before a

rowling as she wrote in a coffee shop in edinburgh making it up in her head and writing it down on legallways -- i read these books with my kids when they were little. i always felt that harry was somewhat of a christlike figure. he's good, innately good, he's able to get rid of evil and all the situations. characters that go up against this evil snake. i always saw it as sort of a very pure, good versus evil, exciting battle the kids really identify a laugh. >> this isn't the first time we've seen parents get really worried about things that are in the culture that are part of the occult. we remember "dungeons & dragons." there is concern about ouija boards. remember heavy metal bands in the eight '80s? everyone thought there was something super demonic. this isn't the first time that's happened and i think what people need to do is calm down a little bit. in the end, we are the parents. whatever we set in our own bookshelves at home are what really matter. >> martha: we want them to read and follow love with books. these books are really well-written and get them off the gross, horribl

the successful books were written by jk rowling and led to a profitable movie franchise.erry's is offering a new version of justice to everyone today, the ice cream company launched a flavor called justice re mixed it features cinnamon and chocolate ice cream with chunks of cinnamon roll dough and spicy fudge brownies the company says the ice cream does not just taste good. it's also a way to support the end of systemic racism and to promote criminal justice reform the ice cream makers have partnered with the civil rights organization the advancement project national office they say a part of the proceeds from the sale of justice remakes will go to support that organizations, free and safe campaign. >>lamborghini has its first hybrid car and it's not a downgrade its the carmakers. it will be able to go from 0 to 60 miles per hour in less than 3 seconds and it has a top speed of more than 217 miles per hour. only 63 of the vehicles will be produced lamborghini will unveil the new car at the frankfurt motor show in germany next weekend a week. i don't know what the price ta

popping up in and the frenzy around the new book is intense, unusual for any novelist this side of j.k rowling another "harry potter" book. >> see you in september. >> reporter: it includes a live event in whichtwood and various guests will take part tuesday and telecast in more than 1,000 theaters around the world. and atwood herself, an celebrity, has been glammed up for magazine and othereatures. you are in rare air for a novelist, for a writer. >> i'm in rare air for an old thtty writer. it's a goog that i'm old, because if this happened to unger people, it would probably ruin their life. where do you go from here except down? >> reporter: are you enjoying it? >> of course i'm enjoying it. wosed be lying to say otrwise. you saw the pictures of me with hair extensions. who wouldn't enjoy that? ( laughter ) >> reporter:hoor the pbs ne, i'm jeffrey brown in toronto. a woodruff: finally tonight, we rememboman who helped changed the law and the lives of teh of millions of people w disabilities. marca bristo may not have been u household nameher workol seep into many u.s. households. paralyzed f

rowling and another "harry potterbook. >> see you in september. >> reporter: it includes a live eventwhich atwood and various guests will take part than 1,000 theaters around the world. and atod herself, an celebrity, has been glammed up for magazine and other features. you are in rare air for a novelist, for a writer. >> i'm in rare air for an old g tty writer. it's a good that i'm old, because if this happened to younr people, it would probably ruin their life. where do you go from here except wn? >> reporter: are you enjoying it? >> of course i'm enjoying it. i would be lying to say otherwise. you saw thpictures of me with hair extensions. who wouldn't enjoy that? ( laughter ) >> reporter: for the pbs toronto., i'm jeffrey brown in >> woodruff: finally tonight, we remember a woman who helped changed the law and the lives of tens of millions of people with disabilities. marca bristo may not have been a iusehold name, but her work seepednto many u.s. households. paralyzed from the waist down after a diving accident when she was 23, bristo became a long time disability rights activist

the anne rowling regenerative neurology clinic at the university of edinburgh was established in 2010t. good morning. the fifth and final ashes test, which is exciting but sadly for england, they can't win the ashes after they lost the fourth test last week and the urn goes back to australia, the first time it has gone from uk soil since 2001. not the best ashes series so far. the fifth and final ashes test gets underway in a few hours' time, at 11am, with a new—look england side hoping for the win that would level the series. sam curran and chris woakes come into the team for the match at the oval, with jason roy and craig overton dropped. and whatever the result, captainjoe root insists that after winning the world cup, this should be seen as a successful summer for england. to win the first 50 over world cup isa to win the first 50 over world cup is a huge achievement for english cricket. absolutely should be seen asa cricket. absolutely should be seen as a successful year. but we've got as a successful year. but we've got a chance to level the series and make it a slightly better

rowling who has donated about $19 million for research for neurological conditions.what i love about this is everyone knows that her real name is joanne and has introduced millions of kids to the pleasures of reading. what people don't realize is her life is a great example for kids and so many lessons. she started in her 20s as a single mom on welfare writing in little cafes and from those sentences built a $25 billion literary empire. and it continues to have a lasting legacy. these breakthroughs could happen in edinburgh are going to affect everyone around the world. >> we love her in our family. >> i love that she used her initials because she didn't want people to know her gender when she started. >> publishers told her boys wouldn't read. >> they were wrong. this is a case of instant karma and it's all caught on video. it involves a jaywalker who is glaring at a driver. he's really irritated with the driver and so he's walking across the street. this happened in the canadian city of hamilton, ontario. he's distracted, but he has the nerve to get mad at the driv