smiths lives in a two room shack with her cousin shelley. who maintains that smith is simply being tools domestic nationals working in them by the we sum up what we have would you visit. the last summer. when many good people will get in one bag and even the women i would. say been fishy w.h.y. even after i've been quite an i.v. you have to live in a fish that we didn't know we didn't have even we could make it a levee. but smith tells a different story in which she is much more than a mere observer of housework done. up to check. on they assume i'm really really good poorly i always have been move him where

oscar winner shelley winters spoofed ma barker in the television series "batman."was her character's name in the episode? the answer when we return. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ ♪ everything is working, working, just like it should ♪ oh hi sweetie, i just want to show you something. xfinity mobile: find my phone. [ phone rings ] look at you. this tech stuff is easy. [ whirring sound ] you want a cookie? it's a drone! i know. find your phone easily with the xfinity voice remote. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. ♪ >> so, what was shelley winters' character's name in the "batman" tv series episode about ma and her gang? it's "b." the 1966 episode, called "the greatest mother of them all," features winters as ma parker. >> back in 1935, this lake house in central florida was the scene of the fbi's infamous shootout with ma barker and her son that left both gangsters dead. now carson good and his relatives are looking to sell

shelley, you want to add something? >> in october, the research center that i dropped, held a conference for the epidemic. one of the speakers was a former ig of the postal service. one of the points that was made is that law enforcement is limited on being able to look at packages that are coming through the u.s. mail, and delivery services, and this gives the postal service a greater problem with tracking this in a great of all -- raleigh -- volume, coming through. this is online, you can find it and read more about it. >> thank you. will ask one more question before we open the floor. that is for john clark, when you're working on these issues, how closely and with which agencies are you working with the u.s. government? what do those partnerships look like and how can we build those? >> we work with everybody and anybody. we worked with microsoft, they were interested in taking down the spam and botnets. we were interested in taking down the counterfeit viagra. we worked with law enforcement agencies around the glob

smiths lives in a two room shack with her cousin shelley. who maintains that smith is simply being tools domestic nationals working in them by the we sum up what we have would you visit. the last summer. when many good people will get in one bag and even the women i would. say been fishy w.h.y. even after i've been quite an i.v. you have to live in a fish that we didn't know we didn't have even we could make it a levee. but smith tells a different story in which she is much more than a mere observer of housework done. up to check. on they assume i'm really really good poorly i always have been move him where you really are. believe. and according to smith her cousin is far from a caring guardian. you could live on but we don't have. the awful bad that you have to put to when i. am back. with what i would but at. the back to be back if you will is the fear but as i have often moving to a different in the past when they let me. let on i doubt we will be so. weak. despite this shirlene denies that she has been responsible for any mistreatment o

we have a new film starring shelley is the rhondda. a very moving documentary from andrew haig. mary and the witches flower. i am so looking forward to it because it is made by people who madejuno. i loved juno so much! made by people who madejuno. i loved juno so much! of course, they what worked together with charlie sarong on the young adults. the story is, marlow is a middle—aged woman struggling with kids and a newborn baby. she's absolutely exhausted and her smugly, successful brother sister her, why do you let me pay for a night out. a night in any that you can get some sleep. first she says i do want anything to do with this person but finally she is so exhausted that she succumbs and this is fine, and to tully, a strange mix of part scary mary poppins, on the other hand a sprightly reminder of her younger self and immediately they bond. just open the closet and think didn't i just do this to sack obviously they have some kind of fundamental bond. so the story is charlize theron is marlo, she is a middle—aged woman who is struggling with kids and a newborn baby. she is e

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. >>> that is the lake shelley area. fans have been there all day. be part of the studio audience for espn. >> reporter: the show is recording. it just got out. the fans we talked to earlier are filing out of lake shelley. -- lake chalet was transformed into a tv studio. we asked about the line early this morning a lot of music fans were just talking. some of the people in the line got there 1:00 yesterday afternoon. they camped out. also among all the warriors fans at lake chalet this morning was rapper iq. he has teamed up for the series. he thinks they will win it. he thinks they have a better team. after we talked about basketball, we learned that today was a good day. there are calculations online about what specific date in history the rapper was talking about. what date did he have in mind when you wrote the song? this is what he said. >> i think people are overthinking it. every day you are alive is a great day. every day above ground is a great day. today is definitely a great day. we get to see some great basketball. hopefully we get to see

staunch ally of the premier century -- assad shelley -- the head of the army immediately condemned the attack. of -- there syria's been a series of setbacks. he was banned from politics last month after being sentenced for corruption. -- forstani churches violating electoral real -- electoral rule. supporters say the former prime minister is the victim of a plot by the army. despite setbacks for the party, it remained a favorite in the upcoming vote along with the pci -- pti. a second in india say teenager was raped and later set on fire on friday the same day another girl faced a similar fate. one of the two teenagers is now battling for her life. the 16-year-old girl was killed. the two cases have shown a spotlight on the treatment of were nearlyia 40,000 cases were reported in 2016. >> to serious incidents. one of them, the girl is still battling for her life in hospital. the other one, she was killed. she e was abducted a and raped a grgroup of drunk men while her parents were away at a wedding. she wawataken to a a desererd area. her parents reported said the -- repoported thehe c

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see you open a new in shelley's to spear home where the more net and put your. really zealot but was. violent clashes erupted in the ukrainian capital kiev as more than one hundred thousand people protested against a government decision to delay an association deal with. the tele you were minister of interior affairs for the ukraine during this period and you were chief of police essentially of the country can you tell me your version of what happened from november protests through february protest in four months or. so who do these issues but not nor. them michel it could be you can you throw the president. but this on your. civil peace concerts are semi outs a new leader of the opposition. party father in that book leader of the opposition nationalist far right political parties vitali klitschko leader of the opposition party who die both e.u. and ukrainian officials said on thursday the suspension of talks on closer ties could be revived after the two day meeting but officials said the deal was off the table. was. pro e.u. protests on the streets of kiev and

you would open a new in shelley's to spear home. but there are more. violent clashes erupted in the ukrainian capital kiev fast malls and one hundred thousand people protested against a government decision to delay an association deal with the e.u. . vitale you are minister of interior affairs for the ukraine during this period when you were chief of police essentially of the country can you tell me your version of what happened from november protests through february protests in middle school or go in for months with. these to ship it lets them go to law school is all of. them will mean you still. putting it. right but this on your. c.v. to be as consumers are semi azza new leader of the opposition party fatherland book leader of the opposition nationalist far right political party vitali klitschko leader of the opposition party who died both e.u. and ukrainian officials said on thursday the suspension of talks on closer ties could be revived after the two day meeting but officials said the deal was off the table for now. thank. you. pro e.u. protests

shelley's son was stabbed two years ago when he was 15.eaves the house. you can only do so much, you know? what happens on the outside, you can go outside and try and stop your child from going outside but if there's nothing for them practical to do, the devil makes work for idle hands. their putting themselves and other lives at risk and it doesn't need to be like that. there was a whole scoreboard, like, catching points on each other. it was all crap. like, scoring points of trying to hurt each other, success is the best form of revenge in my eyes. they could have just been successful with the music and not had to take it there but i don't know. the ripples of rahiym's killing are reaching across this area. families traumatised by what is happening in their midst. we're losing a generation, not saying they're lost yet but we're losing them if we don't intervene in the right weight. stephan is one of those working to make the streets safer. the communities are scared to go out at nighttime, the kids are scared to get home from school, the

university the sort of gift that keeps on giving it might be said absolutely a lovely little story there shelley garden says always an excellent show with great interviews well done to myself and to alex jones says hi tazz and alex love the shoe one thing that stands out from other shoes is alex's easy manner and lack of aggressive entry techniques so broadly used in most of the other shoes great to hear answers don't change a thing he said to me when joe thanks for that and finally dying by the arm and says i'll examine could you do an us and them challenge do to compete with b.b.c. question time no holds barred just truth i'm not sure about the us and them idea we try to avoid confrontation but it's an interesting idea that will certainly tick i'm bored now back to alex's in washington d.c. with commentator ad anchor ed schultz. welcome to the alex thomas show the sellers my pleasure thank you know it's new you've been commenting on the american political scene from a variety of platforms for a substantial number of years i want you to tell us how people are becoming adjusted to the trump pres

a personalised painting from the favourite artist of bears, good idea shelley.om h&m, harry and meghan, the retailer that many know and frequent? now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. i'm tulsen tollett, coming up in your wednesday sport briefing, juventus and milan will meet later in the coppa italia final, defefending men's champion rafael nadal gets set to get his madrid masters defence underway and british boxer anthony yarde shows us what upper body strength is all about. juventus may still be licking their wounds after crashing out of the champions league, but a domestic double is very much on the cards. juve are on the verge of winning a seventh successive serie a title, while on wednesday they face milan in the coppa italia final. massimiliano allegri is expected to have mario mandzukic and mattia de sciglio at his disposal after spells out injured. rafael nadal‘s record on clay is something to behold. the world number one has already won the barcelona open and monte—carlo masters, both for the 11th time in his career. that stre

shelley's son was stabbed when he was 15.r his life every time he leaves the house. you can only do so much. what happens on the outside, you can try to stop your child going outside. if there is nothing for them practical to do, the devil makes work for idle hands. they are putting themselves and other lives at risk. it does not need to be like that. there was a school board, catching points. scoring points! trying to hurt each other. success is the best form of revenge. they could have been successful with the music. i don't know. the ripples of rhyhiem ainsworth barton's killing reach across the area, families traumatised by what is happening. we are losing a generation. we are losing them if we do not intervene in the right way. stephan is working to make the streets safer. communities are scared to go out, kids are scared to go to school. you have to get for the. grassroots people in the battlefield, taking guns and knives off the streets. making the work happen. any change that comes will be too late for rhyhiem ainswor

social security shelley on millions of dollars to dead people. 678 of them were paid $20 million in benefitss office says the system is decades old. they began updating it in 2014 and say they are seeing progress. business news, a multimillion dollar building on 450 acres of land. tracy carrasco with a new facility facebook is building. a massive data center, a big win, $750 million investment in eagle mountain, set to open in 2020. it will create 30 to 50 full-time jobs with possibility of hiring contract workers. the data center will house facebook app servers. this is a big deal. heather: another big deal if you are an amazon prime member, extending benefits to more whole foods. >> they started this in florida bar adding 12 more states that will offer prime members discounts when they shop at whole foods on certain sale items and other deals so they are adding this out of their whole foods, 365 stores, that is the name of those, what they are adding are arkansas, colorado, idaho, kansas, kansas city, missouri, new mexico, northern nevada, northern california, oklahoma, texas, and utah. no

. >> shelley, what are the risks, though there are some brands that are worried about going on amazon because of the access to their sales data that amazon will get or even a disassociation with the brand where a consumer says, i bought it on amazon as opposed to i bought it from chico's. are you worried about those two things, about retaining your brand equity >> well, certainly, what's so precious about being a specialty retailer is having that unique, special branded product. i wouldn't want to be in the commodities business today, and i wouldn't want to be selling a commodity online with any online marketplace partner. and so in working with amazon, what we have found is, we're putting some of our most iconic items online with them, our no iron shirt, our travelers, our so slimming pant, but this is also driving traffic to our boutiques. as customers may be introduced through their prime membership to amazon, but they can also return that item, seek additional matching items, in our boutiques with that item >> very interesting stuff. i know that we have so many more questions we w

from its high point in the sixties when mayor shelley was mayor to it's a very, very long decline in the area to the point where around the turn-of-the-century, and erin mentioned this, it had the highest vacant storefront rate in the entire city. under that situation, two mares and a lot of developers really pushing to turn that area into a redevelopment area which have been high cost, loaded, unbalanced, at a massive welfare program for overpaid, extraneous professional bureaucrats. we really did not want it. i would like to correct some ideas that i hear in progressive circles. what we came up with, this is, the community came up with this idea for the tax break. and the reason it was is because we were being faced with a redevelopment plan that we did not want and would not work for us. and it was the least worst option available. one thing that everyone should know, this plant did not originate with jane kim. it came from the community. we came up with it. it was the least worst option available and jane was our aid in getting it passed. it worked overnight. it was revitalized a

lease one ied reportedly detonated against a vehicle during an incursion. 18 airstrikes and eight shelley incidents were carried out by israeli security forces on 26 hamas targets in retaliation for what israel has classified as violent acts. against this backdrop hospitals in gaza report and unfolding crisis of essential medical supplies. drugs and equipment is needed to treat those who have been injured. united nations humanitarian coordinator who is currently in gaza yesterday visited a hospital where there is a shortage of beds with the number of wounded arriving from the protest at the fence. he witnessed first-hand patients being brought in on stretchers and left in the hospital courtyard which was being used as a triage area. i appeal to israel, teacher, to the palestinian authority to facilitate the exit from gaza of the series of wounded for medical treatment and that welcome steps to report being taken in this direction by egypt. madame president i would like to take the opportunity to salute the bravery of the medical staff who continue to put their own life at risk such as tho

during wednesday's hearing, republican senator shelley moore capito of west virginia asked pruitt if he ultimately planned to publish the report. >> i was not aware that there had been some holding back of the report. i think it is important have all of the information. what is most important to me is not just studies -- as you know, i think the health advisory is 70 parts per trillion, which is a very strong standard that we ed to make sure if there is a maximum containment limit or a 107 approach, that it is based on a record. that is what we would procee post the summit next week. but we need more information, not less. amy: the epa and white house's effort to suppress this study is only the latest twist in a decades-long fight over the teflon's highly toxic chemical pfoa, also known as c8. for decades, the chemical giant dupont hid information about the toxicity of this chemical, even as the company discharged it into the waterways around its manufacturing plant in parkersburg, west virginia. pfoa, or c8, has now been link to six diseases, including testicular and kidney cancers.

francine: shelley, thank you so much. shelly banjo and james bevan stays with us. speak to the chief executive of marathon petroleum. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg "surveillance." tom and francine from london and new york. let's talk tesla. after blazing through another billion dollars of cash, yesterday's earnings call started off on an optimistic result. promised they would generate cash in the third and fourth quarters, but then he got sick of analysts'"boring questions." he said it was just not cool. >> we are going to go to youtube . i am sorry, these questions are so dry they are killing me. solvesomething that will -- it is not like it is -- do not make a case out of it. next. boring questions are not cool. if people are concerned about volatility, they should not by our stock. -- buy our stock. >> are you guys going to let core speed to the market with a supercharger? >> ask questions that are not boring. francine: the stock sank in late musk's after mosque -- -- james bevan is still with us. your first thought is, is the chief executive not answering becau

host: shelley, alabama. good morning. caller: good morning. hello? host: you are on the air. caller: hello. what i want to remember is the people that live in this country before the europeans came. the state i live in, alabama, there are no more indians by the name because this country is violent. the media is not the reason for that violence. historically, this country has been violent, the way they treat people who are different. is example the immigrants the culture of this country and the way we treat each other and disrespect each other and our children that are watching. problemwhy there is a in our schools, the way we treat each other every day. host: thank you. the question this morning is are the media violent culture to blame for mass shootings? caller: hi. how are you doing? host: fine, thank you. caller: no, i don't think they are. if people would read the bible, it says i create darkness. i make peace, and i create evil. the lord, i do all these things. there you go. host: thank you. the washington post looking at the issue of arming teachers. the post writes th

i miss shelley, president and chief executive officer at the u.s. center for safe sports. your where the committee is holding an investigative hearing. when doing so has had the practice of taking testimony under us. to you have any objection to testifying under oath? let the record indicate that all have said no. we now advise you that you are entitled to be accompanied by counsel. do any of you desire to be accompanied by counsel during your testimony today. let the record reflect they have all responded no. please rise. raise your right hand and i will swear you would. >> do you swear the testimony about to give us the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? >> thank you. you may be seated. you are now under oath and subject to the penalties set forth in title 18 section 1001 of the united states code. you may now give a five-minute summary of your written statement. to have a system there that will turn yellow when you have a minute left in red when you five minutes is up. >> good morning. three months ago i agreed to serve as acting ceo of the committee bec