tiger to lunge while trying to help roy. during an exclusive interview with abc's deborah roberts, siegfried disputes manticore's trainer who recently claimed that roy was to blame for the attack. >> chris lawrence has come forward now saying -- >> i know. >> -- that roy had not been paying as much attention to the tiger. that he changed the routine that night, that it threw him off and that roy essentially was to blame. was he? >> i told you roy passed out. he had a stroke. how he can change the routine? he even was not on stage. he was backstage. >> and you can hear much more of deborah's interview coming up on "good morning america." >>> in sports another foul ball has left a baseball fan bloody and in the hospital. a woman at the tigers/rangers game was hit in the forehead. she was sitting along the right field line which is not protected by netting. the rangers plan to extend their net next season. >>> well, it was a much happier ballpark moment as miami's isan diaz made his big league debut against the mets. so his par

siegfried & roy breaking their silence about that fateful night when a siberian tiger dragged roy off the stage, nearly killing him, and responding to the recent allegations that he made mistakes that led to that accident only on "gma" this morning. >>> good morning, america. and we're looking forward to that interview with siegfried & roy. it's a rare interview. haven't spoken in a while. >> deb got them to speak. >> oh, yeah. >>> a lot of news to get to. keeping an eye on the stock market after the worst day of the year yesterday, a big drop. rebecca jarvis is on the stock exchange floor. >> we'll have more on that in a moment. >>> first, we begin with the search for answers and solutions after those two deadly mass shootings. this morning we're learning more about the victims and heroes and now a plea from those who lost loved ones. marcus moore is in el paso starting us off with the latest. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: robin, good morning. the area around the walmart is still closed off as investigators try to recreate saturday's horror and this morning the grim news that th

( laughter ) roy wood, jr., everyone! thank you so much, roy!heers and applause ) in other news -- in other news, have you ever been to a stranger's house and seen things in their house that make you go like wow, i would really get along with this person? this story is the complete opposite. >> house hunters in michigan surprised to say the least the furnished home they were looking at had kkk paraphernalia on its laws. >> the cup were looking at the home on a large wood lot when they noticed something disturbing, the house belonged to miskeegan police officer charles chuck anderson. >> a full-wing confederate flag so i said, i'm not liking this. there was one plaque on the wall which said kkk application. i said, i was, like, i'm done. i want to get out of here right now. >> trevor: you know what i love about black people? they do not indulge danger. the guy saw a confederate flag, then the klan, and said, baby, we are out. we are out! out of here, we're not staying. will not stay. the uber is on the way, even though we drove ourselves. ( laugh

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jason roy found a gap between them. fortune favours the brave sometimes.w, that's the way to build your confidence! but the next edge from roy's bat found the fielder. steve smith, in fact. pattinson the bowler, and jason roy's first ashes innings was over. he'd scored ten. rory burns has his own way of watching the ball. sometimes, you've got to avoid it, quick. australia's fast bowlers were coming in hard, searching for any sign of weakness. spin bowling presents different challenges. slowly, england were scoring the runs to get nearer to australia's first—innings total. 284 was on the horizon. dista ntly. now look closely at something extraordinary. mysterious. joe root was given out here because the umpire thought the ball had brushed his bat. root disagreed. the sound wave displayed the ball had in fact hit the stumps. those green bails have to come off for the batsman to be out. they do move. but from this delivery, they wobbled and fell back in place. that was rather fortunate, australia may have suggested — to england's captain. and to remind you t

she was working as a waitress when roy left her. there's a very strong possibility she was occasionally turning tricks and was not doing this to be promiss discussion. she was doing it to be able to feet herself and her family. and then 1930, january, there's a party in west dallas, clyde barrow and bonnie parker get there, they see each other, that's it. everything else about them has been exaggerated or downright fictionalized. they were not great crooks, they were not glamorous but they loved each oomph it was real love story. they were instantly attracted and because of that, they were inseparable until three weeks lather when cloyd was arrest at bonnie's how for car theft and sentenced to 14 years in prison in texas. clyde barrow is 22 years old. he is sent to easton prison farm, hell hole. prisoners there are treated like slaves, worked until they dropped. and it is in prison that clyde barrow kills his first man. ed crowder, prison trustee who had been raping clyde in prison for almost a year. caved his head in with a pipe. n

. went from bad to worse after that, because next to go wasjason roy.ed by absolute beauty from pat cummings. england 15 for two at that point. so at that point, england really seemed to be no way back for them, once jason roy was out. but they have recovered well. joe root and joe danley putting on a good partnership. a century stand, joe root reaching his half—century. that gave the stands here something to cheer about at last because they haven't had a loss over the last 24 hours or so. —— haven't had a lot. england was starting to believe that perhaps they could do something special. they lost a wicket in the la st special. they lost a wicket in the last half— hour special. they lost a wicket in the last half—hour or so. special. they lost a wicket in the last half— hour or so. joe special. they lost a wicket in the last half—hour or so. joe danley special. they lost a wicket in the last half— hour or so. joe danley out for 50. clocked behind off his glove off the polling ofjosh hazelwood. sojoe joe off the polling ofjosh hazelwood. so joe joe danle

gone over 96,000 documents -- most of the emails were at the secret and asked him level -- i his roi and no one afforded him -- they alsoty didn't include all the unclassified emails because we talked to a number of people who thatever seen those emails were clearly in the classified system. that the interesting texts disappeared when the phones were upgraded. the reality is we are not talking about winning a case in a court of law -- you are talking about a promotion to be the second guy in the military the united states of america. to treat his subordinates under his command with dignity and respect, when that is his mantra , i will tell you this -- what was a in there today political spectacle at the expense of an innocent victim who has never white about anything, who has a perfect and .nblemished record my ethics and integrity are above reproach. i can't say the same about him. i will take a couple questions. >> do you want to testify publicly? >> i don't want to be here now, i don't want any of this. i think it's important that the rest of the senate here's the facts of the cas

roy seemed friendly as he rushed through a tour of the tiny living room and kitchen. when he swung open the door to my room, i caught my breath seeing how frantic it really was. this literally filled the whole room side to side. the only free space was a 4 foot wide area at the end of the bed to turn around in. stepping inside i was overwhelmed for a moment but the smell of sweat, men's cologne and worn shoe leather, my head's one for a section and i searched for something to anchor me in the claustrophobic space, regaining my bearings. the room was actually for the marvel of urban organization. every square inch was utilized and neatly organized. a small shelf jetted out from the wall next to the bed to hold a glass of water or cell phone and alpha closet system across from the bed held a small tv. winter coats hung in descending order on the back of the door. and on risers so high that even at 5 foot 9 i literally had to jump to get in. had i been any shorter i am not sure i would have made it. rosa shoes line the shelf underneath. i was thankful for the windows ove

good catch, good ball, none looking forjason roy.we saw nathan lynagh making a half—hearted appeal of rory burns, and in hindsight, looked like it would have been out. then an extraordinary incident with joe root. the ball hit the stumps, the bills did not come off, and he was given out, and it turned out it did hit the stumps. yesterday, one of the themes was the umpire is making quite a few mistakes. and there was a sense of here we go again, another misinformed decision. but as you said, it was a very woody sound. and in the world cup, this was a big thing. these are proper wood bales, a proper freak occurrence that no other sport can offer. joe root was lucky, and will it count later? we'll see. let's talk about england's bowlers, because james ant and went off to hospitalfor a scan because james ant and went off to hospital for a scan yesterday. he has been warming up this morning. he may bat if needed later on, what do you make of it? a few confusing signals coming from the england dressing room. he definitely went for the scan

siegfried and roy and the white tigers they loved.instay on the strip for years. one night the audience watched in horror as a tiger bit one of the performance on the neck and damaged his -- i should save dragged his limp body off the stage. it was their final show. that was 16 years ago, 2003. in all that time, siegfried and roy have not said a word about any of it. that just changed. laura ingle live in our new york city newsroom. >> of course it was a moment in time that changed everything for the iconic las vegas performers, and now we are hearing about it from the duo for the first time. both insist the incident was an accident, not an attack. they were seemingly unstoppable with their run at the mirage. they are speaking out in response to accusations from a former trainer that was working with them on that night, octobe. he claims there were mistakes made during the show the trigger these 400 pounds 7-foot long tiger to go after roy, pouncing on him and dragging him offstage by the neck there lawrence says roy used his arm to s

roy iii met them >> it's competing emotions he's coming home which is a good thing. >> reporter: the now go through the rituals denied them for half a century, mourning again their hero of the sky. anne thompson, nbc news. >> what a powerful tribute that's "nightly news" for this evening. i'm lester holt. thanks for watching everyone, an-- >> we're about to answer some of your top questions. >> real men, real answers. >> how can you expect me to know if you're not telling me? in don't talk about something message.n a text >> prison to purpose. >> families couldn't really communicate. so we wanted to do everything we could to help them out. think what you're doing, man, is absolutely fantastic. >> put your hands together for your host, steve harvey! ♪[music] ♪ every day is a good >> thank you very much. in a good mood? if you're not, i'm gonna put you in one. i'm gonnaelt re in california. herwas running errands with daughter, when her day took a really unexpected turn. tire, a blowout. but she managed to make it a tire shop, right? so when she got there, the mechanics checked her tir

that's the kind of shotjason roy accurate nathan lyon. the kind of shot jason roy is accurate nathan lyon. that's the kind of shotjason roy is programmed to play as he adapts to being a test match player. australia will feel enthused for the second session of the day. not least they have the batsmen they are looking forward to getting out. moeen ali seems to be out of form. james anderson... on one leg! it's got to be tough. chuckles if they do lose this test to go 1—0 down in the series, where will they need to focus on to do better at lord's cricket ground 7 question one, which they will already be asking themselves, how to get steve smith out. his two centuries in this match will go on to be the crucial factor. and centuries in this match will go on to be the crucialfactor. and he is in such good form, where will he stop7 in such good form, where will he stop? they might bring art to into the team to get him out. —— they might get archer in to get steve smith out. i don't think there will be wholesale changes. if england lose a test ma

is his first innings display, what aboutjason roy?t aboutjason roy? is learning to play in test matches in his dismissal is one he will regret, perhaps going to buy a 2020 style shot to nathan ryan, it didn't look good. let alone bold extremely well, what an experienced spin bowler is supposed to do with the bits just wearing and certainly australia's catchers were in top form. most of england's dismissals, i think you could say, we re dismissals, i think you could say, were down to good australian bowling and catching. but would somebody resist, would somebody give something to cheerfor? resist, would somebody give something to cheer for? chris woods, local boy, did that. and for a while, there were few smiles at least in the crowd, but they knew the game was up was not works with the game was up was not works with the last to go and at that point you could see an australian team leaving the fortress, leaving edgbaston recharged with energy for the rest of this ashes series. let's get the thought of the captain joe of this ashes seri

what about jason roy? he match with a lot of pride. what aboutjason roy?ng how to play in test matches. his dismissal is one he will regret. trying to play a twe nty20 style shot. will regret. trying to play a twenty20 style shot. it didn't look good. nathan lyon bowl victory may well. he did what an experience spin bowler is supposed to do. australia's catchers were on top form. most of england's dismissals you could say where down to good australian bowling. and catching. but would somebody resist for england? give the crowd something to cheerfor? for a while england? give the crowd something to cheer for? for a while there were a few snails but everybody knew the game was up. few snails but everybody knew the game was up. chris woakes was last man to go. you could see an australian team leaving the fortress recharged with energy for the rest of this ashes series. it is frustrating to have finished the wait has. credit has to go to australia. we were bowled out today. it was gifted to them. ultimately, i think we have to look further back in the game. th

it was jason roy's was the first man to go.sal does happen and test match cricket but another tough lesson forjason roy as he continues his fledgling test match career. you can say the same thing for worry burns going into this test match on the back of that big 100 at edgbaston. he placed some nice shots and he showed a lot of concentration in his 53. the moment which got him out i think was probably the moment of the matches so far. if you take a look at this which is coming up, cameron bancroft look at how close he was to the batsmen. incredible reaction just to he was to the batsmen. incredible reactionjust to get he was to the batsmen. incredible reaction just to get to that ball and clean onto it. the best fielder in the world in that position and that was evidence. johnny pearsall got back in form today and i think england would have been very leasing him doing that. ——johnny pearsall. he fell for 52. the wickets were shared out between the australian bowlers, three for hazelwood and cummings. 258 all out for england. it

roy iii met them >> it's competing emotions he's coming home which is a good thing. good thing but there's also the aspect of, you know, we're reliving the loss ♪ >> reporter: the family will now go through the rituals denied them for half a century, mourning again their hero of the sky. anne thompson, nbc news. >> what a powerful tribute that's "nightly news" for this evening. i'm lester holt. thanks for watching everyone, and good night >>> right now at 6:00, an assault rifle, a bottle of liquor and a clown mask. new details about what the gilroy shooter had in his home and car. >>> the scare in the north bay as flames come dangerously close to homes. but first. >>> and i'd rather not speculate on where the investigation is at this time. >> in her own words, the santa clara county sheriff talks about the corruption probe she's now facing. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for joining us, i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. the district attorney has seized computers, cell phones and records at the sheriff's office. so what's the problem

jason roy is clearly learning how to play in a test matches, and his dismissal was when he will regret trying to play a twenty20 style shot, it didn't look good. nathan lyon are bowled extremely well. he did what i experienced spin bowler is supposed to do, on the final day of a test match, with the pitchjust to do, on the final day of a test match, with the pitch just wearing. and certainly australia's captures on top form. most of the dismissals, i think you could say, were down to good australian bowling. and catching. but would somebody resist for england? would somebody give the crowd something to cheer? local boy chris woakes did that, for a while, a few smiles in the crowd, but everybody knew the game was up. chris woakes was the last man to go, and at that point, you could see an australian team leaving the fortress of edgbaston recharged with energy for the rest of this ashes series. credit has to go to australia. we we re credit has to go to australia. we were bowled out today. it was not gifted to them. but ultimately, i think we've got to look further back in the game. and

roy iii, gayan and brian his youngest. in 1967 knight said good -- good nights's love field and it would be the last time he saw his father alive. and that bill boy now a pilot for southwest airlines, flew his father home to the very samethe silent. hundreds of travelers watching the moving and sacred moment unfold. outside airport workers standing at attention in gesture of respect. the colonel's family including his sister june on the tarmac to receive his flag-draped casket and his son roy reaching out to his dad. >> it was beautiful. it was emotional. it was sad. but it was good, too. it was like the end of a journey. >> reporter: on a day of mixed emotions, brian said mission accomplished. 52 years after they said good-bye, father and son reunited at last on the same soil. >> ann thompson reporting. what a give for that little bur this weekend with of course full military honors. >> how i c that one. >> sorry about that. >> you're a good person. let'she your weather. >> okay. as we get ready to start out the weekend,

well, jason roy playing a very much 620 well, jason roy playing a very much g20 kind of shot, missingnd was bowled out by nathan lyne. -- t-20, and was bowled out by nathan lyne. —— t—20, how are england adapting to the different disciplines of test match cricket? if you tired mines out there. they will have to come back quickly and they wantjofra archer to come back into the team and bowl quickly. to be 1—0 up in an ashes series, that is as rare and precious as steve smith. we didn't but as well as we would have liked, on day one. having said that, steve met was stealing one four 20 that, steve met was stealing one four20 —— 1—20, that, steve met was stealing one four 20 —— 1—20, so we thought we could drag a deep enough. having said that, we thought we were behind the game for three days. we stuck at it and we kept ranging, to a real credit to the boys. we played some superb cricket. credit has to go to australia, we were bowled out today, i don't think it was gifted to them. but ultimately, i think we got a lot further back in the game. and they fought extremely hard to get into th

for more on that, we turn to roy wood jr.nother edition of "cp time." ♪ ♪ ( applause ) > >> welcome to "cp time," the only show that's for the culture. today, we're going to talk about hip-hop. and i mean real hip-hop, not this new-school trap mumble rap where you can't understand what they're saying. hubba-da-hubba-da. vicodin. hubba-da-hubba-da. percocet hubba-da-hubba-da. that's not lyrics. that's the sound fred flintstone's feet make when he's driving off. no, today, we're going to talk about old-school hip-hop, legends like dj kool herc. grandmaster flash, run-d.m.c., and, of course, my short-lived group, "regular roy and the trapezoids," who broke up right after we took that picture. had a huge argument over what exactly a trapezoid is. didn't record a single track. kiss my ass, leroy. ( laughter ) tonight, let's discuss some of the seminole moments in the birth of hip-hop, starting with the 40th anniversary of "rapper's delight," the first commercially successful rap song. "rapper's delight" got everyone rapping. n fac

if they could read the roi as well. is the entire investigative file turned in, are portions turn in? is the summary of it given to the 32 officer? capt. tasikas: no. i talked yesterday about it from a particular case, and it was not adult sexual assault. this child sexual assault can put in an limited amount of roi , and the defense one of the entire roi submitted. i would say it depends on the strategy and notion of the trial counsel itself, so i think it's case-by-case. i'm speculating, and i don't like to speculate, i would assume most of done is just our roi. i can't be certain to that. col. pitvorec: for the air force, i know that we try to focus on the actual evidence that contained within the roi. we would point to more wikipedia tapes that were done from the cio as well as any statements that are contained by witnesses that are not present to testify. but for us, office of the special investigations the thoughts and feelings self-contained at the beginning of the roi does not go before the investigative officer

roy averaging just nine in five innings.f pressure on social media companies to try and stamp out abuse. people think they are not doing enough, some of them. twitter says it's going to send representatives to meet with manchester united and the anti—discrimination charity kick it out to ‘develop shared solutions to this issue' but interestingly they say that they were going to meet with united and ‘any other civil society stakeholders interested in hearing about the proactive work twitter is doing to address online racist abuse towards certain footballers in the uk'. although they have admitted that, ‘they need to do more to protect our users'. we will see how that meeting goes between twitter and other representatives including manchester united. england's women are through to the euro hockey semi—finals — they beat belarus 4—3. lily owsley opened the scoring in antwerp after 10 minutes before isabelle petter got her first england goal. we expected the floodgates to open but belarus, 18 places below england in the rankings

jason roy is probably another issue.her low score for him today, a beauty of a ball from pat cummins, but even so, six failures out of six inning so far in this ashes series. of course, it was such an integral pa rt of of course, it was such an integral part of england's world cup winning team, but that of course was one day cricket. test cricket is a very different kettle of fish. he just hasn't shown the restraint in the composure to succeed so far in this ashes see series. so we will be surprised if england don't look for another opening back bins for the test. was started this by saying that england need a miracle. what are we talking about records? what type of records are england looking to break your? while it is a very tall order, holly. to put it into his perspective, it would be england's highest ever run chase against australia if they pull it off. beating the 332 that they chased down in melbourne way back in 1928. it would also be the second—highest successful run chase in a test match ever here at headingle

i can also address the other things in the roy. they say they've gone overnight a 6000 doc missed no they did not. most of the emailed in question were on the classified networks that the secret and top-secret levels. there was no classified to this are light. and no one has been afforded the opportunity to review those emails with the appropriate class locations. this includes my attorney hugh should about access to them. they also did not include all the unclassified emails because they only talk to a number of people including a closed session, who had never seen several ml's referred to that were clearly in the unclassified system. i find it interesting that all of the tasks and phone messages also disappeared when funds are upgraded. notwithstanding all of those things, the reality is that we are not talking about winning a case in a court of law. you're talking about a promotion to be the second-highest military officer in the united states of america. one who can answer simple questions on sexual assault orth policy. or how

so what had become of roy and the and vicious plans of the people we've met back then. our journey continues to. the biggest city in. the influx of refugees fleeing the war has seen the population of rabbi increase from 4 to an estimated 5000000. in addition to the kurds is also home to a syrian army and arabs and turkmen when the syrian government withdrew from the northern region during the civil war in 2013 the group's took joint control of their territory. we 1st met in commissioning in 2014 when we accompanied him on his way home he used to live in switzerland he now works as a presenter on the run r.t. t.v. station like all journalists there he was armed in case of islamised attacks a few months before we met coal you his daughter who had been killed in one such attack how does he see the situation today. is in the nick of the threats have diminished but so have the opportunities for work the me who what we want now is for other people to see and hear what we have managed to do here with. this 60. they were killed for example but i've rarely heard anyone talk abou

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roy purnell is a attorney living in washington dc and has had numerous positions in public service and including having beendi assistant chief of staff for our first senator, mcconnell. he's a scholar in his own right having published numerous academic articles in editing a book on the magna carta and its importance for the rule of law in the last 800 years, it's been now. it's been a very big book. senator mcconnell iser majority leader of the united states and is the longest serving leader of his party in the history of the senate and longest serving senator in kentucky history and certainly one of the most consequential men of our age then cicero was in -- what you may not know what the students now know because he gave them incredible lesson, history lesson, on the election of abraham lincoln that he is a voracious reader, a student really, of american history. you will see that here today. without further ado let me introduce our two authors today to discuss their book, the united states senate in the commonwealth, roy purnell and mitch mcconnell. [applause] >> thank you all for g

actually i think we have some of roy's family this evening. come on up, roy, come on up. so we are giving roy the south carolina republican party lifetime achievement award. y'all give him a round of applause. thank you. thank you so much. appreciate all you do for the party, sir. y'all give him another round of applause. [applause] alright, one more. we talked earlier about the growth in the elephant club and how much so many of you have done, and we appreciate all you have done. we appreciate much more our county chairman of state which have helped us grow the elephant club. we started a competition this year. to make it fair between big and small counties, we took the number of riemer he voters each county has -- primary voters each county has and assign a membership goal to all counties around the state so the small counties could compete with the big counties and it would be fair. as of yesterday, we have had 12 or 13 counties that have exceeded their goal. one county has exceeded their goal to the tune of 184%. so if you could, please give a round of applause and ha

earlier england's players were out here practising, including jason roy.e was struck in the head during the net session. he did pass a concussion test this morning, so as things stand, he will play tomorrow, but he will be assessed again tomorrow morning, and the surrey batsman ollie pope has been called up as cover. also out there practising earlier on was jofra archer, who of course made such an impact on his test debut at lord's, such an impact on his test debut at lords, and i asked england skipper joe root just how lords, and i asked england skipper joe rootjust how his new star is dealing with all the attention. sets up dealing with all the attention. sets up his fortnight at the hotel, and he isjust a very up his fortnight at the hotel, and he is just a very relaxed character. he doesn't seem to be fazed by anything. and he is one of those guys that seems to be borne for these occasions. i think once you have got a super over world cup final in your back pocket, it makes everything seem a little bit easier. so all eyes will be onjofra archer. it was

he currently stars as patriarch logan roy in "succession." please welcome, brian cox!ack. i'm going to pull you limb from limb like a piÑata and see what falls out. >> okay. so you want what? >> i want the game plan, what the timetable is. capital structure, end game, what they might accept, what their weak points are. but we'll start at the start. when did they approach you? >> um, when did they approach me? >> stephen: mm-hmm. did it take long or did you open your legs on the first date? >> stephen: please welcome brian cox! ( rse ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: nice to have you on. >> nice to be on. >> stephen: thank you for bringing -- i think you bring a certain dignity, a certain gravidas to every role that you play. >> yeah, it's all fake. ( laughter ) >> stephen: you played some real heavies in your time. you played the guy who made jason bourne in the jason bourne. you played the guy who made wolverine into wolverine. then you played rupert murdoch. so do you think "succession" is shakespearean because i know you've done quite a few shakespeare plays.ño >> it h

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roy rushed out after pointing out the bottles of shampoo and conditioner he left for me on the bed on top of the instructions he had written was a small orange origami flower he folded himself. i picked up the sunshine and turned it between my thumb and forefinger for a closer look and then i stepped back to look around all three bedrooms opened into a windowless living room on one side a plastic storage box neatly folded clothes were stacked floor to ceiling against the wall also coming out across the water from the kitchen serving as the dining table holding their silverware and glasses and dishes pegs under the cabinets held spoons and spatulas a collection of small pans cascaded on the right side of the cabinet. a single diminutive angle bathroom hid behind the kitchen the smallest bathtub i have ever seen it was like a half tub only a smile small child could stretch out there were through rebates and they all shared this tight space a comparable los angeles would be the rent for one. pale skin and strawberry blonde i would come to new york for an internship at the guggenheim she

aditi roy is in redwood city for us tonight. ♪ >> reporter: introducing the impossible lwhopper,nchingn 7,000 burger king stores nationwide nex week. it's impossible food's largest nd a big ip to date win for the company i its race against competitor beyond meat over deals with restaurant chains. >> i think we have the best product of anyhe kind, best burger of any kind on the market, butt is really for consumers to make that call. >> reporter: plant-based meat products from impossible foods andeyond meat are changing the fast food industry. the two companies are quickly landing partnerships with some the biggest nationwide food chains, including carl's jr, del aco, white castle and r robin. >> we think the big win here is bringing this to the masses at a compelling iice. >> somustry watchers believe it is not a fad. barkley's says a can take a some% bi10% built ou $140 billioninlobal meat dustry and nearly a fifth of all-americans arerying to reduce their meat intake according to npd group. even iconic brand mcdonald's might be eyeing plant-based meat. ng >> we're kee a close eye on i

my father first and then roy my father first and then roy you know, times were tough, grew up in thed was protecting him. she was a sweet, sweet, soft-spoken, very mellow woman. and you just felt so calm around her. when she passed away, halston was in the middle of jcpenny, but he didn't tell them anything. he just said he had to leave. she suffered silently. halston wasn't estranged from his family per se. it's just that the family's very conservative. he felt that they wouldn't understand his lifestyle with victor there, and although he was constantly trying to get him out of his life, he was there. and eventually he did. i kept telling him to reconnect his siblings. telling him they're not going to judge you. the family's there for you. and at a certain point, i helped him organize the first family reunion in montauk. he let his hair down and was the brother that he was 40 years prior. so, he had to plan it, every but he was who she was. so, he had to plan it, every moment of it. i got all white sweat suits for one event and all army uniforms for the safari. >> i think he just wa

aditi roy has a look at the toll it is all taking. reporter: it has been a tough 18 months for u.s.rs. they're already caught in the middle of a trade war with china when torrential rains flooded much of the midwest and southeast during planting season this spring. now china,hich was the fourth largest market for u.s. agriculture iexports, halting all shipments of u.s. agriculture exports. we hav been shipping those products to them this year, although at reduced quantities. we have also been shipping soybeans to them this year, again at reduced quantities. shut itnow going to down completely according to what we heard the chinese say dsterday. that will putnward pressure on prices going forward. >> reporter: the american farm bureau federationays exports to china in the first half of the year are down more than a billion dollars from last year. the organization aeso n u.s. farmers stand to lose all of the nearly $9 billion market in 2018 if trade tensions soybean farmers are hardest hit. >> that is the biggest export we have toin and so, you know, farmers who plant soybeans have re

to a meeting, and it's only 6:33. >> so paul seemed to be the right kind of guy for jennifer, said roy. >> because he was an entrepreneur. and he seemed like he was a very driven person. and that's definitely a quality that jennifer was looking for. >> jordanian-american paul zumot, sleek, attractive, educated, engaging. paul owned a local hangout, a cafe. unusual place by north american standards where customers could smoke flavored tobacco pipes called hookahs. this man was a fan. >> he's a good-looking man. he looks good, smells good, he's witty, he's smart and he's just affectionate. >> so love at first sight? well, maybe. said their friends. >> from the minute he told me about her, he always talked about how wonderful she is and how she's perfect. >> he definitely was very charismatic and liked to joke around. >> and money? there was a lot of it around apparently, too. and jennifer and paul worked hard to get it. they seemed only too happy to spend it. >> when jennifer and paul first got together, paul took jennifer to new york city. >> and i remember he was like a kid in a candy

roy just came out for privatizing the v.a. which the overwhelming majority of our veterans oppose and are quite happy with the health care they're receiving and want it to continue. that having been said i'd like to ask unanimous consent to enter this article from stats magazine into the record. >> without objection. >> the headline says name the much criticized federal program hat sthaved american people $2 .3 billion. one month after the a.c.a. passed, the actuary of the department of health and human services projected its financial impact in a report. the government's official record keeper estimated that health care costs under the a.c.a. would reach $4.14 trillion in 2017 and constitute 20 ppt 2% of the gross domestic product. fast forward to december, 2018, notably during the trump administration, when that same office released the official tabulation of health care spending in 2017. the with the tom line, cumulatively from 2010 to 2017 the a.c.a. reduced health care spend $2.3 trillion. in 2017 alone, the article conti

and england batsmanjason roy has come toa england batsmanjason roy has come to a concussion test andley. he was struck in the neck yesterday. i'll be back at 1130 am. a report has warned there are more than 200,000 children in england without a permanent home, with some living in converted office blocks or even former shipping containers. the children's commissioner, anne longfield, says whole families are being housed in flats little bigger than parking spaces. the government says it's invested £1.2 billion to tackle all types of homelessness. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. i'm joined now by polly neate, the ceo of housing and homelessness charity shelter. this report makes pretty bleak reading. it is really depressing and i have met mums whose babies are not reaching developmental milestones because there is literally no is based to crawl between the wall to wall beds in the one room in which the families living in a hostel. sadly it is not that surprising to us sadly it is not that surprising to us at shelter. we see this all the time in our services up