he is the first seal we ever met and he looks like a seal. blue t-shirt, he is ripped, tattoos down to his knuckles. he is a navy seal so of course he is ridiculously good-looking. we are staring at him and he relished the silence. he finally broke it by saying looking good today, jim. not you, me. i know what you are thinking, i look a little tired, it is because i am. i have been up all night, had to get my wife out of jail. she was arrested for shoplifting earlier that afternoon, we were leaving the mall together, had her arm around me. security thought she was trying to steal an anatomy chart. we are sitting there like what is this psychopath talking about? we later realized he was messing with. he was early, he was bored, he thought he would have fun at our expense. he might decapitate you. have to get used to a dry sense of humor. on the osama bin laden mission i was in a helicopter that didn't crash, which is a good thing. when we got and we didn't know the other one crashed. when we got inside the house, the guys in my helicopter didn

so he's the first seal we ever met that looks like a seal. camouflage pants.that fews -- tattoos down to his muscles and is ridiculously good looking because he is a navy seal. and he stood on the stage, and like i said, we're staring at him in silence and he kind of relished silence. and then he finally said, looking good today, jim. not you, me. i know what you're thinking. i look a little tired. i am. was up all night. i had to get my wife out of jail. she was arrested for shoplifting earlier that afternoon we were leaving the mall together. she had her arm around me. security thought she was trying to steal an anatomy chart. we're just sitting there like what is this psychopath talking about. so, what we later realized is he was messing with us. he was bored, and he had been there before and thought he would have fun at our expense youch realize, he might decapitate me. this guy is funny. a rough-edged, wry sense of humor. we saw on the bin laden mission. i was in the helicopter that didn't crash. which is a good thing. and when we got hit we didn't know -

and read books, seals read a lot of them and seen movies but we didn't know what seal training was -how up. so they actually sat us in a room and brought a seal instructor in to explain to us what we're going to do like here's what bud is. here's what -- by the way, you can tell with the bash sense of humor is comonl among special and military, and we learn first day that the instructor came in, walking on a stage kind of like this, and we're looking at him like you're looking at me. except we're terrified. like this guy is superman you can kill us if you want to, so he's looking, he's the first seal we ever met he looks like a seal camouflage and shined boots blue t-shirt and instructor, you know guy is ripped he's got tattoos down to his knuckles he's a navy s.e.a.l. to ridiculously good looking. [applause] [laughter] and -- he stood on the stage is and relished in the silence and then he finally provoked it by saying looking good today, jim. not you, me. [laughter] i know you're thinking i look tired i had to get my wife out of jail. [laughter] she was arrested for shoplifting ear

>>reporter: the seal monitors regularly focus -- photograph the seals.>> the connection between the oakland estuary and lake merritt was dammed up and it was until 2013 when oakland cleared that waterway. >>reporter: the lake merritt channel is the same area where a young sea lion was seen before it returned to the estuary. earlier this month, someone reported to otters, assign that marine mammals finding oakland's waters more friendly.>> i have seen a harbor seal. that's a once-in-a-lifetime experience here. >>reporter: christina rendon ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we are going back to corpus christi. that's where the eye wall is moving onshore. this camera is up, there is no one talking. you will see gusts go down the street over 50 miles an hour. that's windy and he has some funneling going on because he's between buildings. it's a category 4 and it's coming onshore close to corpus christi winds are sustained at 130 miles an hour. is nothing to be trifled with. these guys are probably relatively safe. this is a big story, not just because that it's going off tonight but it will go off for the ne

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to this day, the seal has changed several times throat the decades, however, the major parts of the seal still exist. as you come down to the floor, the floor has an interesting pattern. there are nearly 5,000 pieces of individually cut pash el. the center of the room is the most interesting. it's a key to american history as it was when the floor was laid in 1858. the center circle houses 13 individual pieces of cut stone or cutg3u" marble. it's said that those represent the 13 colonies. that last band that binds all those states together represents the u.s. constitution. the state house opened for business in 1857. the ground floor, first floor and most of the building was completed minus the center of the state house. as the height grew, so did the time that it took to complete. the legislature, both the house and senate moved into their chambers in 1857 as did the governor, he moved into the brand new governor's office, and that first governor to reside in this building was salmon p. chase. he went on to become abraham lincoln's secretary of the treasury. and the chief justice of the

the seal has changed several times. however, the major part of the seal still exists with the hills of the sunrise. as you come down to the floor, the floor has a very interesting pattern. there are nearly 5,000 pieces of individually cut marble. but the center of the room is the most interesting it's said that it's a key to american history and the center circle houses 13 individual pieces of cut stone or cut marble and it's said that those represent the 13 original colonies and then around that are 32 points to the star burst because there were 32 states in the union when the floor was laid and the last band that binds all of those states together represents the u.s. constitution. the statehouse actually opened for business in 1857. the ground floor, the first floor and most of the building was completed minus the center of the statehouse. as the height grew, so did the time that it took to complete. so the legislature, both the house and senate, moved into the chambers in 1857 as did the governor. he moved into the b

. >>> a seal in recovery healing following a shark attack.he needs your help. ♪ ♪ >>> millions of people in texas are bracing for the impact of one of the most powerful hurricanes to hit the u.s. in years. hurricane harvey now a dangerous category four storm. it is packing winds of 130 miles an hour. sometimes gusts up to 155. dropping up to 3 feet of rain. experts say it could bring record breaking flooding. mandatory evacuations are in effect for many areas along the coast. >>> meteorologist mop nikau cryan joining us an lot of people comparing this storm to hurricane katrina in 2005 monica. super scary. >> it really is. it's hard to really compare storms especially hurricanes because of how complex they are and how many factors you need to really take into account. so when it does come to harvey, a lot of people are comparing it to katrina and here are just some of the facts. we saw katrina make landfall in louisiana. it did take two land falls but in louisiana it did make landfall at three. category three. we're expecting harvey to possib

the great seal has our history in it. there are 45 small stars standing for the 45 states before oklahoma. in the large star, symbols of five of the many tribes that were forced to come to indian territory. starting at the top, the chickisaw and seminole creek and it makes a good picture of the combining of oklahoma territory and indian territory to make the state of oklahoma. this is right above the large paintings and there's a purple ring and that marks the beginning of new construction. so everything about that line was completed in october of 2002. we've had a dome on our capitol about nine years now. >> how long does it take for them to add the dome? >> 16 months. started in april of '01 and finished by october of '02. the cost to fix this dome was approximately $22 million. of that sum, 20 million is privately financed. from the beginning, there was always a group of people who wanted to finish and build the dome. through the years, different groups have tried to raise money. govern governor keeting put the right g

in order to verify its authenticity, seale advises the family to have the paint analyzed.his brother-in-law, larry forrest, drive from boston to bryn mawr, pennsylvania, to meet with this guy, historic paint analyst frank welsh. >> he said, "you guys go out for a little while, i'm gonna do analysis on it, and see what i think." >> frank studies the paint layers with a magnifying glass, and then a stereo microscope, as he scrapes away each layer with an x-acto knife. >> then i start recording, starting with the layer closest to the wood numbering layers -- one, two, three, four -- all the way up to the most recent. >> well, we got a call in about half-hour, and he goes, "this is spot-on." there's 17 layers of paint on this, there's three layers of gold leaf on it. he said, "there's absolutely, 100%, exactly what it should be for that time period." >> everything seemed to line up very, very well. i felt very comfortable that the paints that i was looking at could easily be as old as they felt the plinth was. it is very unique. >> as t.r. would say, "that's bully!" in identif

the great seal has a lot of our history in it. there are 45 small stars. stand for the 45 states before oklahoma, the large star symbols of five of the many tribes that were forced to come to indian territory. the chickasaw, chocktaw. the indian and farmer shaking hands in 1907. on the fourth floor rotunda, this is your best look at the dome, right above the large paintings, there's a purple ring, that marks the beginning of new construction. everything above that line was completed in october of 2002. we've had a dome on our capitol about nine years now. >> how long did it take for them to add the dome? >> 16 months. started in april of '01 and they were finished by october of '02. 16 months. the cost to build this dome was approximately $22 million. of that, some 20 million is privately financed. from the beginning, there was always a group of people who wanted to finish the capitol and build the dome. through the years, different groups have tried to raise money. governor keating put the right group of people together to raise the money, and liz goal wa

then we have the great seal that was used when the capitol was in guthrie. if you go to guthrie they'll tell you that we stole this from them. i'm of the opinion it was not stealing because we did have an election in 1910. the people voted to move the capitol from guthrie to oklahoma city. the story about the midnight ride of the state seal several versions of that story. and all of them seem to say in the middle of the night. but actually was truth was they had car trouble on the way and didn't get there until the next morning and brought the seal back that next day. this is the supreme court of the state of oklahoma. originally five justices elected by the people. today there are nine and they are appointed by the governor. once they are appointed, in the next general election their name will be on the ballot and we vote whether to retain them for six years. and then every six years after that their name will be on the ballot. little bit about the room, the wood work throughout this room is solid mahogany. imported from the west ind di in 1916. the pillars

in addition, we also have this seal that he used, the seal of the united states. it can be dated to about 1864 by the number of stars on it. it has 36 stars which would indicate when nevada had become a state. with that, we have the storage box made that came with the seal. box ofn interesting holding this item of abraham lincoln's. johnson,ng onto andrew andrew johnson was apprenticed at the age of 10 to a tailor and working for who he awaypprenticed to and ran and went off to be a tailor in a different town. he moved around a little bit. he ended up settling in greenville, tennessee, where he started his own tailoring business. what we have on loan for him is some of his shears and a large iron that weighs about 10 pounds. he was a pretty successful andnessman at doing that made a pretty good living at it or you here we are with ulysses s. grant. the item we have is a letter he had written to his sister-in-law after the civil war was over in august of 1865. he is talking about sending her a check for $500. he is talking about family plans. one of the things that

polk and we have the letter seal that you would seal with a hot wax. he was known to be the prolific writer. he and his wife would travel and she would bring along a desk and she would write things out and they had an equal relationship. it is made from ivory and brass and is on loan to us. here we are with zachary taylor and this item we have here is a letter that is on loan. it was written by zachary taylor when he was running for president and he was writing him about his vice president candidate millard fillmore and he is interested in their stance on slavery. owner but was a slave he was not for continuing. butmore thought it was able that the government should have no involvement in it. -- in ending it. taylor isiting of hard to read, which is interesting because i think of these guys having more legible handwriting than people today, but some people of this era had gorgeous handwriting but not taylor's. here we are with millard fillmore. as vice president, he was essentially appointing a friend theis to clerkship, so letter we have is to his men

seal wrangler. >> you're getting him closer to the water. to him. >> eventually it wiggles its way back to the water. >>> it's time for some venting. >> that doesn't make me 100% happy but i don't want him walking around smelling like a turd. >> is the sesh down to the last person standing. in this case it would be dominic. there he is kissing his girl. >>> it has been a long day and it's only 8:30 a.m. >> moms, get yourself a pan of brownies. it's time for a venting sesh. >> the offspring are not happy with the mommy because the offspring didn't get every thing they wanted. now mommy is so tired the she's talking in third person. >> oli agrees. >> don't get me wrong. i want my kids to be happy. but when i have to keep in my bit of mind that's functional, what's making them happy now might not make them happy in the long-term. >> that's true. my momma used to say it all the time. the moral of the story is they'll get over pit. >> that's it, right? because parenting, you see these things they're having drama and of course you sort of jump in

those are seals. and this is on the cornish coast. these people from cornish wildlife, they have a special mission. >> they spotted one. one that really needs their help here comes the guy they're looking for. you'll see why it needs help. netting got caught around the neck. researchers were in the area and spotted it. once they got down there, they spotted it. this seal not exactly used to humans. so they got a towel. they wrap it around the seal to kind of stabilize it and keep it still. >> wow. that's nasty. >> huge open wound. my gosh. >> poor thing. >> salt water makes it hurt worse like it does for us? >> no. they say the salt water will help keep it clean. that was a surprise to me. once they do get it kind of still, they start cutting away all that netting. they believe that the cut on the back is the most severe. but once they cut it off, now it's time to spray it. you see how long it is. it's more than 180 degrees on that poor thing. >> right. so then they're just going to release it. we've seen injuries like this. honestly

she was placed on the california state seal in 1849. but minerva represented also california's becoming a state. without ever being a territory. minerva in her ancient roman story spring full grown from the brain of jupiter and she was never a baby and never a young child, just right off the bat, full grown. like california that became the 31st state without ever being a territory. and that we were pretty proud of that in 1849. to put that on the state seal in 1849, not having been a state yet, they were -- that was it. they had decided, we were either going to be a state or an in dependent repuck liblic and tha she is up there. and we are in one of our historic rooms, the first floor was turned into basically a first floor museum. showing people what government was like, the office culture of the turn of the srncentury. so we are in the governor's main office during the 1906 san francisco earthquake names georgia party. they used these office complexes until 1950 until the east wing, the an ex opened up and the governor's office moved

we have one on our state seal.you could put more dirt through and actually be more efficient in finding the gold. he made those. eventual lly miners asked him t make beds. his home furnishings grew to be a huge business which is online today. john bruiner created all the desks you see. there's 80 of them. there are 40 in the senate. we still use them today. our legislature since the 1960s has been full-time. prior to that, it was part-time. but because of that, we had many people be able to be re-elected over and over again. by the 1990s, people thought that it might not be a good thing to have career politicians. so in the 1990s, through a proposition that was voted directly by the california voters, we became a state of term limits. here in the assembly, after 1990, the assembly members would serve two year terms and they could repeat that three times, six years total. in the senate, it was two four-year terms. in 2012, the voters made a decision again and term limits was changed. between 1990 and 2012 many attem

seal wrangler. >> you're getting him closer to the water.d it to him. >> eventually it wiggles its way back to the water. >>> it's time for some venting. >> that doesn't make me 100% happy but i don't want him walking around smelling like a turd. >> is the sesh person standing. in this case it would be dominic. there he is kissing his girl. >>> it has been a long day and it's only 8:30 a.m. >> moms, get yourself a pan of brownies. it's time for a venting sesh. >> the offspring are not happy with the mommy because the offspring didn't get every thing they wanted. now mommy is so tired the she's talking in third person. >> oli agrees. >> don't get me wrong. i want my kids to be happy. but when i have to keep in my bit of mind that's functional, what's making them happy now might not make them happy in the long-term. >> that's true. my momma used to say it all the time. the moral of the story is they'll get over pit. >> that's it, right? because parenting, you see these things they're having drama and of course you sort of jump in or help them

seals look at bret and non- threat. but the threat, clear, eliminate the threat but what is a threat in asymmetrical warfare is the person with a gun, is that the person with a cell phone on the corner, is it the person supplying the ammunition or the intelligence? it is a difficult process to sort and select and if you are to walk into an iraqi location, a group of people and how do you sort of select who is to. how do you select who is in this room if you have 20 noncombatants, five combatants and a commitment is hardened or not how do you do it? there engaged in combat and they don't get the support. the reason is because someone is making a judgment call on whether engaging the a c-130 will bleed over to civilian casualties. the fact is, if the enemy is firing from a building, what is in the building. are they in ami combatants? but when you're there and you're being tried upon in your teammates are getting hit and you do not have the equipment available to you they can't depend on going out and all these operations

it shows a super friendly seal waving hello to a crew in dublin. they were conducting a training exercise when it spotted the seal and couldn't resist waving back. how cute is that? >> very cute. >> do you have any food? what you got? >> i'm going to guess the latter. world news is next. >> we appreciate your time. see you again in half an hour. >> bye bye. >>> 'tonight, the disaster in texas growing more severe as we come on the air. catastrophic flooding breaching the levees. the dire warning, "get out now." >> i hate to think there are people in these houses. >> new images of dramatic rescues. the all-out effort from boats and choppers. rising water now reaching the rooftops. police tearfully revealing the loss of one of their own in the flooding. tonight, record rainfall showing no signs of quitting as harvey prepares to deliver another punch to the gulf. >>> swept away. four children and their great grandparents lost trying to outrun the flooding. their van going under. their great uncle, the only one to make it out alive. tonight relatives te

we start with a developing story this hour: security forces in burkina faso have sealed off the centref the capital, ouagadougou, after suspected jihadists opened fire in a busy street. the government are calling it a terrorist attack. these are the latest pictures. the country's communications minister says that, provisionally, 17 people have been killed and eight others injured. reports say a hotel and popular turkish restaurant appear to have been targeted. witnesses were quoted as saying that three gunmen opened fire on customers seated outside the hotel and the restaurant. the city centre has been sealed off by the army, and the us embassy in ouagadougou has warned its citizens to avoid the area. a bbc correspondent in the region said there are fears the attack is the work of one of the affiliates of al-qaeda that are active in the sahel region. a jihadist attack on a cafe nearby left 30 people dead in january last year. we are keeping across that story and we will bring you any developments as we get them. north korea has said it has the right to have nuclear weapons for what it

people in dublin are obsessing over the super friendly seal. watch what >>> coming up on "abc 7 news at 4:00," a possible new use for the piers from the old bay bridge. the plan that could give you a chance for some spectacular new views, and pets, plants and pills. valuable tips on keeping dogs and cats safe. that's tonight at 5:00. >>> finally people in ireland are known for their friendliness, but it seems even their animals are getting in on the act. the irish coast guard posted this video on its facebook page. it shows a super friendly seal waving hello to a crew in dublin. look at that. the guard says it was conducting a training exercise yesterday when it spotted the seal and just couldn't resist waving back. people are obsessing over the seal posting comments like cuteness overload. amazing, and waving in the waves. what do you think? >> makes me -- puts me in a good mood. that's fun. >> right? >> that's cute. got to the teach the act to the ones at pier 39. >> the ones that just belch. >> lie around all day. >> from all of us here at a

the hawaiian monk seal was born at a busy beach in waikiki in june. they have drawn huge crowds and they are endangered. >> it's important that she has a healthy lifestyle or upbringing until being reproductively vibe. her mom had ten pups if n-her lifetime we hope she has ten pups in her lifetime. we are dealing with an endangered species here and we need all the pups we can get. >> one the pup is weaned they will remove them to a remote part of oahu. >>> a team from our area is competing in the little league softball world series, the girls from bear, delaware are in the canal little league and one of ten teams to make it to the world series in portland, oregon. the delaware teams plays at 1:00 this afternoon and we wish all of them good luck. >>> musikfest is rick williamsing tonight with the music of god smack they take the sand steel stage tonight. and earlier in the day our own jeanette reyes visits with the crowd at the "action news" booth. >> still ahead on "action news," a check of the forecast for you as we look outside sky 6 hd showing you

if the device here has been tampered with, it should be obvious on the seal. we'll show you some police so you can see what the security seals look like before and after they've been tampered with. the bot bottom on the bottom there is the one that has been tampered with. look out for that and just anything else that may seem off. police have provided us with pictures outside and inside atms with skimming devices on them. we talked to t a man who was here filling up his car. he says he always takes a very close look before he inserts his card at the gas station. he says he's been ripped off before. i was checking my statement online and discovered i bought $250 worth of hair products at a woman's store. i'm ball bald. i always check it and tuck on it to see if it's loose. if it's loose, i go somewhere else. those five skimmers that police found this week in prince william county were all at 7/eleven locations in woodbridge, five different locations. we do have those specific addresses on our website, fox5 d.c. disument. so you want to check that out. police sa

with james kre polk and we have the letter sealed that you would seal with a hot . travel andwife would desk and bring along a they had an equal relationship. this was made from ivory and brass and is on loan to us. here we are with zachary taylor and this item we have here is a letter that is on loan. it was written by zachary taylor when he was running for he was writing him about millard fillmore and he is interested in a stance on slavery. they had no involvement in ending it. was more legible than a lot of people. here we are with millard was appointingis a friend of his and the letter getting them started in law and what i find interesting is that i'm dealing with only one object. as i do this, it becomes less clear who is actually writing this letter and his mentor would have taught him law. this seems like it might be a step backwards for mr. wood. this is on loan to us from the aurora historic society. here we are with franklin pierce. us from theoan to library of congress and this onld be a letter of sympathy the death of abraham lincoln's son. this ist of

i came to the seals in 1985 when many people didn't know what a seal was. when i came in, the ability to remotely look at operations was really nonexistent. the first time it happened, when you have surveillance tools, then it allows your commanders to look at you as a high priority target. they will watch it real time. who is making the decision to engage? is it the individual helicopter, commander. is it all the way back? your days when you were on the ground taking fire is a little different then when you were in the white house and then you get the judgment call and you have a high rate of speed. are you engaged or not? and who is making the call? and when you engage, when you get to the gate but the cases of recent activity. well, we know they are bad. just how bad are they? and when are you going to -- is that when our kids are out there, when they shoot at us, we can shoot at them? from the ground there, that it's too late. the other thing is what is changed is the electronic eavesdropping. and there's a lot about the ability to eavesdrop and on who.

joining us is republican congressman scott tailor, also a former navy seal and iraq war veteran.ood morning. >> i'm doing well. i know you like the the president's speech last night. what did you hear? >> i heard a disruption in the status quo if you will. i represent the area that has more military than the nation. our folks -- i want to know they're going to be able to have the rulings of engagement they need and not micro managed by polit politicians in washington. he said there with not be a blank check. i think a lot of folks in the american public they're not happy with the nation, where we are 16 years later, so, for what i heard was we're going to change the status quo, put pressure on countries in the religion and then we will re-evaluate and see where we are with that. i do want to hear that. that's something that i think that we needed to hear as a country. as well as folks that are in the military. >> the president didn't give any specific troop levels, but our sources in h the white house say that he'll be adding 4,000 troops to afghanistan. is that -- how will that

it left olivier giroud to seal victory for arsenal. getting used to winning here, but the competition they really want is the premier league, and that belongs to chelsea. it promises to be a fascinating season ahead. both teams showed they are ready to compete for the premier league. we had some players missing. everyone contributed to the win. i'm very pleased with the way we played, especially when we fell behind. we had the composure to play and keep going and find the equaliser, it was very important. as well, we showed the composure in the penalty shoot out. all of our players did not give courtois the chance to save. the game was very tough, two teams trying to win the game. i think that when we scored the goal, that was a good opportunity to finish the game and to win the game. instead, the red card for pedro and that changed the game. leeds united made a winning start to life under new manager thomas christiansen. he lead his side to a narrow 3—2 win over newly promoted bolton wanderers in today's only fixture on the opening we

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the whole neighbourhood has been sealed. u nless neighbourhood has been sealed.y, there have been many changes. there have been voluntary evacuations. due to the rising water levels, some of the neighbourhood, there is mandatory evacuation. just watching water nervously hoping it does not get too overpowered. we are doing everything to prepare. but the end —— anxiety levels are going up. everything to prepare. but the end -- anxiety levels are going up. we are looking at photos you sent us. we are looking at how high that what it is. you can only get around by boat. —— water. you can see the rain is still lashing. so far our house is still lashing. so far our house is dry. what is approaching the doorway to be i have never been through a situation like this. it is so dynamic. yesterday we went to bed not knowing how it would be today. we are doing our best. as long as our house is dry, we plan to stay. authorities are saying that the houseis authorities are saying that the house is the safest way. if it gets to the point where the house is flooded, we have transf

and we found four tabs on the seal.e is on the hot seat. >> do you look guilty in our eyes wharks do y eyes, what do you think? >> man, i hope not. >> you want to sit in my chair and i will sit there. >> you can ask me any questions. >> and nick battaglia is back in general population with both a plan. >> i just look for easy prey, little white boys and easy targets, easy money. and a friend. >> i made a cake for nick for his birthday. kellogg's raisin bran crunch with crunchy clusters and the taste of apples and strawberries. i got one! guess we're having cereal for dinner. kellogg's raisin bran crunch apple strawberry. ♪ music edible arrangements for summer. order in store or online. and life's beautiful moments.ns get between you flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. it helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause symptoms. pills block one and 6 is greater than 1. flonase changes everything. >>> behind the walls, after staff discovered heroine concealed in a car, learned that another drug was al

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security forces in burkina faso have sealed off 0uagadougou afterjihadists open fire ina 0uagadougou fire in a busy street. reports say a hotel and popular turkish restaurant appeared to have been targeted. the communications minister says provisionally 17 people have been killed and eight others injured. the police and army have clashed with gunman and there has been sporadic gunfire heard by people in the area. —— gunmen. we will bring you that and other developments as we get it. a day after violence erupted in charlottesville, the virginia state governor is trying to defuse the tension. governor terry mcauliffe denounced the people who attended the "unite the right" rally. it was the biggest gathering of white nationalist groups in america for decades. a 20—year—old man has now been charged with murder after a car was driven into a woman who was part of a counter—demonstration. laura bicker reports from charlottesville. after a violent day of division, charlottesville has come together to pray, to show that this city condemns the hate brought here by neo—nazis and white supremaci

. >> seal this up. >> so come back to the large bag. fill in some more ice in there. >> more ice. >> lot of ice. then we will mix that with 6 tablespoons of salt. >> okay. >> 6 tablespoons. i wish we had -- >> you know, i think you can just eyeball that. >> go right ahead. >> all right. >> ya, because mike cooks all the time. >> what are all of these measuring cups? >> all right. >> trying to get it right. wait. you're good. go ahead. >> then seal that up. just start shaking this. so we can get this coated with all of the salt. >> i got you. >> music please, ryan? >> more shake, shake, shake. >> shake, shake, shake. >> okay. >> now we got the salt, mixed up in the ice. >> and now we will put the small bag into the big bag. small bag in big bag. >> now we have to shake this for ten to 15 minute. and then we're going to have some ice cream. >> excuse me? >> that's a long time to be shaking consistently. >> why don't i just go across the spree and buy a gallon of ice cream. >> because this is more fun. >> okay, what time is it? >> ten to 1

this is the penalty that sealed it. be playing in sunday's final of course against the hosts, and the netherlands. elsewhere... it's a done deal! paris st—germain have finally completed the signing brazil forward neymar for a world record fee from barcelona on a five year contract. it smashes the fee that took paul pogba back to manchester united from juventus last year. neymar will earn just over a0 million pounds a year. our sports news correspondent rivhard conway is in paris. it has been the transfer saga of the summer. it is now officially at an end. neymar is a paris st germain player. what a pursuit it has been. this club has wanted neymar for a number of months, even a number of yea rs. number of months, even a number of years. in the last few weeks they have really accelerated their chase. it required a world record sum of money. $260 million, 222 million euros, £200 million. it does not matter what currency you call it in, it isa matter what currency you call it in, it is a mega deal the likes of which have ne

and grigor dimitrov seals the biggest win of his career of the cincinnati masters. hello there and welcome to the programme. let's start with this evening's football. and emotions ran high in la liga before barcelona's match against real betis. tributes were paid to victims of thursday's terror attack in the city with the barca players wearing messages of solidarity on their shirts. in the match itself, the catalan side took the lead courtesy of alin tosca's own goal. sergi roberto got the second as barca won 2—0. and here's how the rest of the day's results panned out: champions real madrid won 3—0 in the late game, away at deportivo. gareth bale getting their season going with the first goal there. and the earlier game, athletic bilbao and getafe, finished goalless. neymar starred from beginning to end on his home debut for paris saint—germain, scoring twice in a 6—2 thumping of toulouse in ligue 1 on sunday. the world's most expensive player was on the scoresheet twice and he won a penalty that edinson cavani converted for their third. it was psg's third win, in

have you sealed yourself?” aeroplane, not on the water! have you sealed yourself?e three races ago. how seriously do they ta ke races ago. how seriously do they take the racing, given that the racers from all sorts of professions. i'd be keen on the racing will not bothered? this is a very serious race. they put so much in to get to this point and the training and the effort, financial and time commitment is immense. when they get racing, especially when they get racing, especially when they get racing in big weather, you will see how serious it is. a great. do they... does the training keep them —— give them the skills for racing orjust post? is that although you have to add on or do you have loaded at sea? our training is very comprehensive and no matter who you are, what ever experience you have previously, you do the same training. we build it up sailing wise and our final week of training out of the four weeks is race training essentially. how accurate are you? it seems to me lining up ships on water can't be that accurate am i mistaken? these guys, the skippe

this sealed or signed by any means, but quite phenomenal the same.lking about enormous sons of money. and also about geopolitics, because psg, the owners of them are the qataris, and of course they are also trying to enhance their own credibility internationally and they are suffering from a little bit of a political blockade back home. and hosting the world cup in 2022. they say money talks, but some would argue this is like verbal diarrhoea, it really is on another level and you wonder where it will end. we have this discussion every year, whether the football profit news comes out, deloitte, with that on an annual basis. it just comes out, deloitte, with that on an annual basis. itjust seems there is no cap. the numbers continue to accelerate exponentially. in the uk, we have seen new football rights, more tv cash coming into the game, which invariably goes out of the game to agents and players. we as viewers or supporters of course are one is forced to pay those prices in order to facilitate these ever elevated salaries and transfer fees. we aske