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flocked to see kungsholm puppets perform arias from operas such as "madame butterfly" or "the barber of seville." so, 14-year-old bill fosser takes his best handmade puppet and talks his way into a summer job at the theater. soon, he, too, is hooked for life. he becomes an expert puppetmaker and patents a design for a puppet with more natural body movements than the ones used at the kungsholm. >> this is one of the original kungsholm puppets. the operator would be underneath and there's a series of rods and strings. >> justin's brother, shayne snyder, is the other heir in our story. >> these two here are made by bill fosser and these were actually two of bill's favorite puppets. this is canio from "pagliacci", and this is lakmè from the opera "lakmè." >> so, it was bill who advanced this technique of the rings and the rods? >> correct. he made many improvements to the design, like giving them a little bit of a joint here and then the walking. >> can you make them walk? >> mm-hmm. >> unbelievable. >> and you can get a lot of range of movement and motions just from lifting and turning the rod. >>

a0 degrees in seville. it will not be quite as hot.s burned across parts of greece, italy and spain. further north across europe, heavy showers including austria, germany and poland. warm and muggy across many western areas including france and the uk. in the uk, cloudy feel, humid and muggy. rain at times in the north and west. the sunniest weather towards the south. a cloudy scene. drizzly spots in wales in northern england. more persistent rain in scotland and northern ireland. toward southern england, largely dry and temperatures 18—23d. it will be likely to remain dry at wimbledon. this week fronting the north filters its way further south, easing as it does so, but it could bring light rain to southern england over sunday, and much improved the further north with sunshine. temperatures 16—25d. more weather in half an hour. this is bbc news. the headlines: emmanuelle macro and has honoured the victims of last year's nice bastille day truck attack. earlier donald trump was president macron guest of honour at the bastille day celebr

on thursday, the temperature in the south, close to seville, got 247 degrees one of the highest temperaturesarly to the middle of next week, some of that he will head our way. not 47 degrees, but it will warm up. we will look at the details in a moment. in the on friday, we are between two weather systems. one early in the morning, the other approaching north—western parts. for many parts of england and wales, it will be a fine day on friday, but in the north—west, with the next approaching system, the weather will turn and we expect cloud and rain. this is friday evening, the weather system continues to push through. to the south, it stays dry. through saturday, we have this trail of a weather front stretching out in the atlantic, moving across northern areas. the south isjust atlantic, moving across northern areas. the south is just about under the influence of high pressure. with weather systems to the north and high pressure to the south, the wind is tracking in a lot of cloud and some outbreaks of rain, so a humid feel, a cloudy day, with rain on saturday. on sunday, we still see a fair

where closing come work on a this factor operation only 80 miles to win seville, missouri. we will give come with our jobs in any of our factories to anyone who loses a job in st. louis factor because of our move. and many people took that offer and relocated to other factories. however, in north st. louis today there is a younger generation growing up and that younger generation might, leaving high school, mitochondria worked in a factory. it can't anymore so we have a situation like ferguson, emerson electric had factories in st. louis and near ferguson that had headquarters campus in ferguson but it doesn't factories. part of the tension i think is that there just weren't well-paid unionized factory jobs for people in the st. louis area to go to. what bothers me is that, and i talked to a number, i went to st. louis to do the urban manufacturing because my blood brother happens to live in st. louis. my mother grew up in st. louis. my grandfather settled there in 1900. i won't get into his business but honest. i could stay with them why did the reporting. it was there tha

any charges that were filed against the man who was taken into custody late last night in northeast sevilledelphia. a lot of rumors swirling at this point. we hope to learn more at that briefing and they are continuing to recover the remains at that property and a very awful weather today. >> shannon: thank you so much. >> bill: with the judge now taking on president trump on yet another challenge on the travel ban. claiming the supreme court and of the white house are not on the same page, is that the case? >> shannon: what do senate republicans have to do to find common ground to get to 50 votes on health care? what if that happens and it gets back to the house, where do they go from there? we will ask the chairman of the freedom car chris, mark meadows joins us live next. >> it should have gone through the committees of oversight so that the democrats had a role to play and probably could have gotten this thing done. i think prospects are dim now. let's take a look at some numbers: 4 out of 5 people who have a stroke, their first symptom... is a stroke. 80 percent of all strokes and hear