she falls in with shelley who is reckless and beautiful. hint of twilight, the film, about their relationship. they forge a new relationship, of which her father completely disapproves, but as she discovers, no matter how creative and brilliant years, the world isn't necessarily ready for a tale like frankenstein, particularly not by a female author, because publishers don't think that is what women should be writing about. 500 copies will be printed. it will be published anonymously, provided you write the introduction. of course. i would be delighted. so everyone will think you wrote it. provided it is published, what does it matter? what does it matter? how is it possible that you still don't understand? you want me to abandon my claim to it, because my gender might spoil it? i never said that! you don't have two! you never think about the consequences of your actions! you bear as much responsible at i do. i am not a grand architect of our misery, mary. you bear the responsibility, i bear the responsibility of ever believing in you! as y

along with west virginia senator shelley moore capito, who is a good golfer, by the way.d golfer, shelley. and congressman alex mooney and morgan griffith. where are they? grade. thanks, fellas. tremendous help to me, getting things passed. you think it is easy in congress, not easy. if i did not introduce them as an example today, they would never vote for me again. that would be the end of your taxes, the end of everything. i also want to thank our great attorney general from west virginia, patrick morrissey, who is fighting a great race. and congratulations to patrick, running for the u.s. senate. he is a tough, strong guy. he ran an incredible race against some very talented people and he won, and now he has got another race and it is going to be -- i see the polls have it very close. we may be surprised to see what is going to happen. he has incredible energy and strength and he loves the people of west virginia, like, a lot. good luck, patrick, we are proud of you. great job. [applause] pres. trump: speaker tim armstead and majority whip carol miller, i want to than

she falls in with shelley who is reckless and beautiful.s almost a hint of twilight, the film, about their relationship. they forge a new relationship, of which her father completely disapproves, but as she discovers, no matter how creative and brilliant she is, the world isn't necessarily ready for a tale like frankenstein, particularly not by a female author, because publishers don't think that is what women should be writing about. 500 copies will be printed. it will be published anonymously, provided you write the introduction. of course. i would be delighted. so everyone will think you wrote it. provided it is published, what does it matter? what does it matter? how is it possible that you still don't understand? you want me to abandon my claim to it, because my gender might spoil it? i never said that! you don't have to! you never think about the consequences of your actions! you bear as much responsible at i do. responsible as i do. i am not a grand architect of our misery, mary. you bear the responsibility, i bear the responsibility

year withcured this the help of shelley and your $700 congressman, a record billion for our military. year, $716 billion, the most amount ever. we are rebuilding our military. and when have we needed it more, outside of words themselves?

she falls in with shelley who is reckless and beautiful.y forge a new relationship, of which her father completely disapproves, but as she discovers, no matter how creative and brilliant years, the world isn't necessarily ready for a tale like frankenstein, particularly not by a female author, because publishers don't think that is what women should be writing about. 500 copies will be printed. it will be published anonymously, provided you write the introduction. of course. i would be delighted. so everyone will think you wrote it. provided it is published, what does it matter? what does it matter? how is it possible that you still don't understand? you want me to abandon my claim to it, because my gender might spoil it? i never said that! you don't have two! you never think about the consequences of your actions! you bear as much responsible at i do. i am not a grand architect of our misery, mary. you bear the responsibility, i bear the responsibility of ever believing in you! as you can see, committed performances. i like what the film i

sticks and that didn't include this place has the nuns on the swings it's just this deep thinker tom shelley in our number seven. and my shield to. help us deal got his first big role when he was still in acting school at one of best actor at the german film awards. so i said how do comics you know i don't. think any on the i'm going to get my deal place a paranoid computer programmer who sees danger everywhere since his debut the actress through the show. he's a really extreme scenes are easier because you know what direction they'll go in the quiet smaller scenes are much more difficult because they could go anywhere. from a master playing broken men most men pushed to the brink steele has left his mark. to. no list of german actors will be complete without our next entry he was the wild man of german set about proof that genius and madness sometimes go hand in hand love him or hate him he's our number five. just going to do a show i don't want to. make it aloud an angry always angry i thought that was close kinski on screen and in real life which it wasn't even if it was what i discovered

double olympic champion shelley and frazier price has continued her successful comeback to athletics the jamaican won the hundred meters in a time of ten point nine eight seconds at the anniversary games in london the seven time world champion gave birth to her son last august first time since her return beating out american deseret riots. and there was a bizarre ending to the women's three thousand meters in london ethiopia's fan to boot it stopped suddenly with two hundred metres left in the race. just overtaken kenyans clearly in rank error to be made and thought she'd won it when she realized her mistake it was too late. ended up clinching the victory katsaris nasser has won the opening leg of the silk way rally the two time dakar rally winner claimed the three hundred eleven kilometers staged up again and was a star connor russia the eighth edition of the race will take drivers through a total of seven stages covering more than three thousand five hundred kilometers with a clue sion in moscow's red square. and thousands turned out to pay their final respects to limpid medal winn

many, like shelley, say england did themselves proud, outclassed by croatia but should be proud of theirt is the general feeling. and achievements. i think that is the generalfeeling. and i am not sure if they will have a parade. in four yea rs' if they will have a parade. in four years' time we will do the parade, when we win! the whole point with this was gareth southgate was managing the expectations, but people ended up living the dream, got carried away. we didn't get carried away, we got to the semi—final. carried away, we got to the semi-final. we still got carried away, because even in the group stage people were saying it was coming home. even the archbishop of canterbury were saying that. everytime we say it is coming home. the guardian is looking at the big event happening today, all about the semi—final yesterday, and in the uk todayit semi—final yesterday, and in the uk today it is about the arrival of us president. the guardian says theresa may nervously awaits his arrival. i would say that is absolutely spot on. absolutely. i would imagine she is nervous about what he migh

double olympic champion shelley and frazier price has continued her successful comeback to athletics to jamaican one three hundred metres and a time of ten point nine eight seconds at the anniversary games in london the seven time world champion gave birth to her son last august first time since her return beating out american deseret brian. and there was a bizarre ending to the women's three thousand meters in london ethiopia's fan to work stopped suddenly with two hundred metres left in the race. or who had just overtaken canyonlands early in their brain care to be neat and thought she'd won it but she realized her mistake it was too late and correct ended up clinching the victory caps are as nothing has won the opening leg of the silk way rally the two time dakar rally winner claimed three hundred and eleven kilometers staged up again and was a star conor russia the eighth edition of the race will take drivers through a total of seven stages covering more than three thousand five hundred kilometers with a clue sion in moscow's red square. and thousands turned out to pay their fina

[cheering and applause] shelley: whoo! whoo!ere trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and if the satterwhite family wins today's game, folks, they gonna drive out of here in a brand-new car. hey, let's go meet the paylor family. tonja: hi, steve. steve: tonja? tonja: yes. steve: it's tonja? tonja: it's tonja. steve: well, that's good. introduce everybody. tonja: say, this is my handsome husband perry, my cousin shelley, my cousin charles, and my brother-in-law marc. steve: all right. good. let's go. give me tonja. give me nancy. heh heh. top 7 answers on the board. here we go. name a part of your body you prefer to look at with your glasses off. nancy: your stomach. steve: your stomach. nancy: we're playing. steve: gonna play. [cheering and applause]

you've done a lot of work at the va along with west virginia senator shelley more, who is a good golferd congressman alex mooney and morgan griffith. where are they? great, thanks. tremendous help to me getting things passed. you think it's easy and congress. not easy. if i didn't introduce them as an example today, they would never vote for me again. that would be the end of your taxes. that would be the end of everything. i also want to thank our great attorney general from west virginia, patrick morrisse morrissey, who is fighting a great race. and congratulations to patrick running for the u.s. senate and he is a tough, strong guy and he ran an incredible race against some very talented people and he won and now he's got another race and it's going to be -- i see the polls have it very close. it you may be surprised to see what's going to happen. he's got incredible energy, incredible strength and he loves the people of west virginia, like, a lot. so good luck, we are proud of you. great job. speaker to morningside and majority whip carol miller, i want to thank you very much for be

know stripping her water you would open a new in shelley's to spear home. but them more than they are them. 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 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 protests in middle school or go in for months with. these issues but not some go the law. is all of. them will mean you still. putting it. right but this on your. c.v. to be as consumers are semi outs and you leader of the opposition party fatherland book leader of the opposition nationalist far right political parties vitali klitschko leader of the opposition party you. 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.

for them this is a report from our correspondent in paris shelley davis king right after the final whistle was teaching the right of all. is being confounded funks and now the world's champions i'm seeing a scene this is an amazing opportunity to experience something of a country loss experience twenty years ago when fronts was actually the east nations and when they won the world cup many people believed that they could win this championship going in he was very very strongly advised that they didn't they cheat him and of course think dining at every stage of the way the fans have been out in the streets and now they've been rewarded with this incredible moment this moment where they knowing that they are now down the road from china begins in this weekend is just the icing on the bank the fire seals and the national center e.c.m. fronts and now this sunday the fifteenth and even i think a set of regime fronts has. let's talk about russia because you know we haven't spoken about them for a few days let's not forget me that's what a big poll they played in this competition we said it befor

double olympic champion sally shelley and frazier price has continued her successful comeback to athletics jamaican won the hundred meters in a time of ten point nine eight seconds at the anniversary games in london the seven time world champion gave birth to her son last august cloth the fastest time since her return beating out american bryant's. there was a bizarre ending to the women's three thousand meters in london ethiopia is found to work stop suddenly with two hundred metres remaining work who has just overtaken kenya's legally and rank who thinking she'd want it once she realized her mistake was too late though as the kenyan claimed the victory. katter's nasser remains in the lead of the silk way rally after winning the second stage from astrakhan two. who won the opening stage lead through out the four hundred and eighty three kilometer leg however he did have the stage in only two wheel drive and will need to continue racing this way on monday as mechanics are not allowed to provide assistance at the end of this stage the addition of a race takes drivers more than three and a h

university so in moscow thank you let's get some more that on today's historic meeting with erika shelley who's a senior advisor for the security and defense policy at the german marshall fund of the united states. welcome to g.w. before today's meeting president trump tweeted that relations with russia have never been worse and he blamed many years of u.s. foolishness and stupidity said and now the rigged witch hunts dissing your own country seems like an odd way to start negotiations with a country that so many in the international community distrust. this is an extraordinary moment for the united states and for the transatlantic community if you reflect on the last five days it's been an unblemished win for vladimir putin from the nato summit which was a tempestuous and divisive two trunks visit to london where he talked about hard breck said which would only weaken the e.u. two just yesterday in an interview calling the european union a trade photo of the united states to his tweet this morning in his press conference this afternoon it's almost been stripped did i've lattimer putin pl

double olympic champion shelley and phrase a prize that has continued her successful comeback to let it the jamaican that won the one hundred meter in the time of templeton nine eight seconds at the anniversary games and london the seven time world champion who gave birth to her son last all this clot the fastest time since her return to beating out american into syria a crime. nearly two and a half thousand swimmers have a brave the cold water and strong currents in one of the most extreme open water races in the world the animal boss for a swim a starts on the asian side of the strait and in europe cinema who has more from the bosphorus. this is one of the iconic open swimming events in the world bosporus cross continental system race right behind us behind the brits actually there was a boat then more than two thousand swimmers john and the deep blue sea saw the bosphorus to gross from asian side to the european side of istanbul this is what makes the swim brains more unique and. compatible with many others more than two tons of swimmers are striking now it's more six point zero i

>>ng reporter: ade republican legislators mike ogers and shelley capito democratic congresswoman terri sewell and democratic senators doug jones and cory booker have introduced bipartisan bills in the house and senate that if passed will offer federal assistance to households for sanitation systems. how does that make alabamians feel that the united nations felt they needed to send somebody who they usually send to third world countries to this state? >> well, you know, look, it doesn't real matter how they el. what we've got to do is take that report and say, "look, this is problem. don't shoot the messenger." that's what we say down here in the south. juster don't shoot the messe let's take the message and try or build on it and work on it. >> rr: what would you say to people who would argue that our tax dollars should be spent on improving our own and our children's lives instead of people who haven't been able to sort their own situation out? >> well, i think what any community does is to acknowledge that there are losers in life or people who have gone through disasters. it can ha

shelley rights andrew cuomo not caring about americans and better hope they do not commit any more crimeshy not worry about citizens living your state and another twitter user likes this plan. lynn says tactical echo elsewhere with. we can but hope. great divide occurring on social media. jillian: life after sports eventually? >> she is leaving the world of sports just yet but janel hill sparks controversy for this tweet calling the president a white supremacist, talking about her next move, she will switch to focusing on stories about women of color. listen. >> my contract with espn was up, whether or not i would continue on in sports period. there is a real need, there will be a huge focusing what i do. >> one thing she is doing is generating discussion. and they are said to see her go. i'm still not watching espn. >> i'm jealous of this baby's hair. a 7-month-old baby. she was born in japan in december, the epitome of hair right here. she has 94,000 followers, generate a bunch of buzz at such a young age. this is the famous baby giving us -- don't you want that kind of hair? >> so shin

shelley hockenson is pleading for the whole community's help. >> we're calling, trying so hard to figure out where they could possibly be, if they did make it out of the house. shelly's twitter postas hinform. >>> 30,000 people have been forced from their homes. the fire has destroyed 500 buildings, 75 other structures are damaged. laura anthony has the update. >> reporter: the carr fire is flaring up here above whiskey town lake driven by the hot and dry conditions. as the sene set to the west, the flames continue to do erupt to the east, trees exploding, but fortunately here, there are no homes in the path of the carr fire. down below, though, for many the damage is already done. here in lake keswick estates, home after home is burned to the ground. the fire is driven by high fuel, low humid and winds. >> when they fires start rapidly growing, they burn incredibly intense to the point where it's almost unsafe to put first responders in front of them. >> up the road just a few miles an entire community has lost. the small town of keswick completely demolishedemolished. according to a su

and shelley de railing those talks because of the terror group right now trying to hold a lot of cards they could really step in and ultimately help this peace process go but they could also muck up the works as we say here in the u.s. just to sort of poke back at trumpet as an ministration for pocono for poking them and everything else said you know it's some point you can you can give and give and give but sometimes people poke back and it might not it could end up the railing some really good things all because i hope i hope all right sadly though i do have to go to break right now as we're going to a court watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of a property with go over to facebook and for your full shows that are t.v. dot com coming up we talk the divide between liberal and conservative as we highlight the second part of short stories interview with filmmaker joel mcgovern about his new documentary the other so stay tuned to watch the whole. what self is saying hold on let's move those jobs back to america by imposing sarus to equalise this trade picture and move tow

and shelley de railing those talks because of the terrorists right now trying to hold a lot of cards they could really step in and ultimately help this peace process go but they could also muck up the works as we say here in the u.s. just to sort of poke back at trumpet as an ministration for pocono for poking them and everything else it's you know it's some point you can you can give and give and give but sometimes people poke back and it might not it could end of the railing some really good things all because i hope not i hope all right sadly though i do have to go to break right now all right as we go to break court watchers don't forget to let us know what you think about birds with covered his face with and for your full shows that are t.v. dot com coming up we talk to divide between liberal and conservative as we highlight the second part of sean's films interview with filmmaker joel mcgovern about his new documentary the other side to stay to watch the whole.

shelley says except she is wrong, many people in the usa are proud of our president.er: and proud to be americans regardless. apologizing for america. let's talk about this nonpolitical event. it is a tradition. a hot dog eating contest, joey chestnut won for the 11th time in a row downing 74 hot dogs in 10 minutes but he ate so fast, initially had 64 hot dogs. she has not responded, saying early on they messed up. i didn't let it bother me. and would not when the contest. 74, to say the least. 74 hot dogs, is there anything more american? >> 22 carbs each. >> my ankles would swell up the size of my calf. heather: the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour, facebook sparking outrage for hitting the muted but not a patriotic country song. ♪ you can love your fellow man ♪ have pride ♪ we are in this together ♪ red white and blue ♪ might be a little bit different ♪ but we are all the same tune ♪ >> they are welcoming right now with their message to the social media giants. that is a great song, what happens? we will talk about it. ♪ don't care if you're black or wh

reporter shelley childers has his story. ánats - happy birthday singing it's a smooth rendetion of asic. that has maurice hill slowly climbing the internet charts.with thousands of views on our abc13 instagram account in less than 24-hours."17,000 thousand?!"it all happened when this woman gave him a mcdonalds meal in honor of her 35th birthday.."she pulled up, she said are you hungry? i said yes ma'am."she posted this video..ánatsthousands wanted to know more about this voice of velvet..so we traked him down."i love singing and i love writing music. that's what i really love to do."he was back at that same mcdonalds, where he sang for our cameras."woke up this morning found, a letter that she wrote she needs someone at night that she can hold." hill's story is not unlike many on houston's streets.he's been down on his luck most of his adult life, after serving time for a crime.he moved into a half-way house in houston and even joined a few bands in the 80's."i tried to come out a couple of times, but things.. finance weren't right."then hurricane harvey hit, his low-income apartment

this is a retweet from shelley harris. this was the carr fire . here is a fire cloud.r fire -- carr fire created its own weather within the fire. it is pretty impressive. there is also one from the river fire on sunday. lake tahoe has cloud cover and a little bit of rain. they have .03 in squaw valley and a lot of cloud cover. arizona has big-time rain, with a major monsoon going through. the deserts of southern california and the sierra have it, but not here. there is a huge fob -- fog bank. it'll be a cool day in many areas. it is only 53 in the city. the last two days have been 61 and the water temperatures have a lot to do with that. if you want warm water, go down to coronado or san diego. it is 74 to 78. it is 70s in rio vista and for us, it does not look like -- it looks like a cooling trend will start. temperatures inland look like they're coming down. that is good news for the firefighters. >>> the oakland a's are ending their traditional ticket program and a hard taking on -- and are taking on a new approach. it is called the aid abscess program. they will ge

emily: that was msa capital managing partner and human and bloomberg's shelley. -- shelly. xiaomi is on its way to a $6 billion plus listing. the biggest ipo in two years. it helps to reach a hundred billion valuation by postponing the mainland china half of its listing. stephen engle reports. stephen: xiaomi's decision to postpone could lure its larger tech companies via china's depository receipts. the hong kong ipo is said to be the world's biggest in nearly two years to raise 6.1 billion u.s. dollars. it is a considerably shaved down offering that was expected to top $10 billion in the companies cfo says there is no timeframe to revive them at the part of the listing. sources say xiaomi scrapped it because of differences with the regulator overvaluation, but xiaomi says it had no dispute with the csrc. investors may dispute the valuation and the ipo is said to be marketed up to 29.3 times forecasted at 14 earnings, making it twice as expensive as apple and more pricier than tencent. xiaomi says it deserves the premium in valuation because it sees itself as an emerging e

combinations of a lot of good people with shelley and you and us. think of that. texas was first. texas, doing a great job. great governor there too. but texas was first. west virginia was second percentage increase of gdp. that's an incredible accomplishment in a short period of time. incredible. i want to thank everyone at the greenbrier for making this tournament a beautiful tribute to our military and thanks again to all of the veterans here tonight and all across america. we love you, we thank you, and we will never, ever forget you. god bless our veterans. god bless america and happy independence day to all. thank you very much. this is a great honor. thank you. ♪ >> this is a fox news alert. president trump wrapping up remarks at the salute to service charity dinner at the greenbrier in west virginia. thanking our servicemen and women for all they have done for our country. good evening everyone, i'm sandra in for martha maccallum tonight and this is a "the story." the president weighing in on the news of the moment on immigration saying we need to have laws, fair laws. we

double olympic champion shelley and frazier price has continued her successful comeback to athletics the jamaican won the hundred meters in a time of ten point nine eight seconds at the anniversary games in london the seven time world champion gave birth to her son last august fastest time since her return beating out american deseret riots. there was a bizarre ending to the women's three thousand meters in london ethiopia's fan two would stop suddenly with two hundred metres left in the race work who had just overtaken kenyans illegally and rang carol to lead and thought she'd won it when she realized her mistake it was too late. ended up clinching the victory. kept her as nasser only two years won the opening leg of the silk way rally the two time dakar rally winner claimed three hundred and eleven quander stage began in a strong russia. the eighth edition of the race will take drivers through a total of seven stages covering more than three thousand five hundred kilometers with the conclusion in moscow's red square all thousands of turned out to pay their final respects to olympic

[cheers and applause] let me... let me first introduce my wife shelley, om you all know, and my--ands and applse] - buchanan is a racist buchanan is a racist! raci! racist! racist! - what made you come back in? - everybody believed i'd run very strong and run a good camteign in 1992, and i haific support. and i st didn't think bob dole was a prohibitive favorite. and i thought if i could get on one-on-one with bob dole in debates that i would be the colyervative candidate clear. i would be the outsider. i had the communication skills. - in '96, they--they recognized that we-- we had every right to be a candidate now. we were in there against the-- senator grm, senator dole and again the party expected e,e of them to be the nomi and they wanted nothing to do with us bee now pat had more than ten weeks. - but let me take up an issue mentioned by senator dole again. ha senator dole said if w't bailed out mexico with $50 billion, why, all these immigrants would comeming across our border. - it's gonna be repaid too, pat. you know. - we're not going to lose one cent; we took care of that.

shelley: people are hoping that as expected,in 15%, showing another quarter good growth this year forpple. maybe a little break from all the madness and the rest the tech sector. nejra: and the iphone growth story comes to a close, what services are expected to drive growth? shelly: that is exactly right. we saw with samsung, other companies -- phones across the world are really starting to see a slowdown and it is affecting a lot of be businesses data apple has been counting on services like apple music, streaming, the app store, things like that and new products like home devices to pickup some of the slack. that is not as big of the business as the smartphones so people are going to continue to keep a close look on what is going to happen with that business by the services are showing strength and promise. nejra: re: expecting to hear anything about the impact of the trade war an ample supply chain? shelly: i think that is what everybody wants to hear. apple's dead set in the center of this trade war. 20% of the business from china. they make their products in china. they have the

tora: thank you so much shelley in hong kong.great to have you on surveillance on the phone. we have just been going through the numbers. is your first take that in context this is not such a big move for facebook? or is it something that causes worry? reporter: -- >> these are specific to facebook. the company is still trading at a higher number then it are ago. -- than a quarter ago. investors are counting on this growth. this is a shock. that is how it felt on the earnings call. they were basically guiding, hitting market saturation. populationu.s. adult is on facebook. 90% of the adult population in europe is on facebook. at some point these things let go. -- these things plateau. then you have these bigger issues around the company like gdpr. it feels like the company has grown, where it could potentially grow and it will be a harder message at this point going forward. nejra: where is the growth going to come from? ones, instagram and whatsapp, phenomenal acquisitions. they are harder to monetize and they are younger busine

double olympic champion shelley and fraser price has continued her successful comeback to athletics a jamaican one hundred meters in a time of ten point nine eight seconds at the anniversary games in london these seven time world champion who gave birth to her son last august clocked the fastest time since her return beating out american deseret right. international olympic committee president thomas bach says he likes the idea of including east sports and future olympia but clarity is needed around how it would fit into the i.o.c. use existing rules. these two players. i don't know the answer to notice. one then said we don't need it because duping does not play a role. i know this excuse for a mother. is so. very. serious and serious. of questions to which we have no one answer yet this is why we said we want to get to know each other we want to better understand each other then we will see of thousands turned out to pay their final respects tell him pick medal winning figure skater dennis tan the twenty five year old died from injuries he sustained and a knife attacked in his nativ

host: shelley is a republican. caller: good morning.ally, the republicans have taken a stance and are not as scared of fighting back against the democrats. to say that the president is with russia is insane. he was not president during the 2016 election, at which time it was known that russia was interfering in the election. president obama did nothing. we all know why. he thought hillary was going to win. when we sit back and say donald trump this, donald trump that, what about what happened before that? what about the times we have been involved in other country -- countries' elections? instead of getting rid of this ridiculous probe into donald trump and any effect he had with russia, which is showing nothing, why don't we get in the business of saying why we continue to have problems? we are putting our resources in the wrong places. guest: i agree except with one thing, and that is over the probe. but you are right. it is nuts for anyone to say the republicans or this president has made life easier for vladimir putin or the russian

shelley says i am watching the game with my brother—in—law because i will be telling him how we are playingr phone and we have to work through the match. the shift sta rts to work through the match. the shift starts at 2pm and goes on till ten p:m.. nowi starts at 2pm and goes on till ten p:m.. now i know why you got in touch. as workers in harewood in liverpool will not be getting the chance to watch it, unlike our other pla nts chance to watch it, unlike our other plants in the midlands. pete says, i ama plants in the midlands. pete says, i am a bus driver and finish at 9pm but my route passes three pubs and the people shout out the scores and some passengers watch online on the bus and why will be kept informed. we have got steve who flew to moscow without a ticket, and we have got some news for you and you have to decide whether it is good news. a ticket for £650. do you want it?“ is my wife‘s birthday and there is nothing more than she would want me to spend money on to enjoy myself. i will happily take it off your hands. we have seen the tickets, i haven‘t actually seen it, and it is

shelley, for the weekend? -- shall we, for the weekend.of alpe d'huez, one of cycling's most famous climbs. the third tour de france stage win of his career extended his lead over froome by 13 seconds. liverpool have completed the signing of brazil's goalkeeper alisson from roma, on a six—year deal. in a deal that is said to be worth nearly £67 million, he becomes the world's most expensive goalkeeper. liverpool managerjurgen klopp says it is not what they wanted to pay, but it is the market, and they are signing one of the best goalkeepers in the world. hibernian are through to the second round of europa league qualifying after a crazy ten—goal second leg against runavik, of the faroe islands. hibernian conceded twice in the opening six minutes, but recovered to record a 6—4 victory on the night, with stevie mallan scoring twice to secure their place in the next round. st helens have extended their lead at the top of rugby league's super league, after a 14—6 victory over their nearest rivals, wigan. this try from morgan knowles early in t

you would open a new of 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. . the tele you are a 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 of. muscle. to ship it lets them go the. fuck them. but the sign you're. seeing it appears consumers are seventy azza new leader of the opposition party fatherland block leader of the opposition nationalist far right political parties vitali klitschko leader of the opposition party who. is 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. war. pro e.u. protests on the streets of kiev and to their second day

. >> reporter: after helping evacuate, shelley green is one of the few staying behind in lakeport. she has spent the evening pouring water on her neighbors homes. >> i think we are going to be all right. i don't think it's going to come down by the lake but we are packed and ready. >> reporter: it's clear with the scope of this whole mess, there are two fires mostly tearing up the rural landscape west of these communities. as they approach toward the east, along the communities that.clearlake, officials are getting worried, they don't want to take any chances so they are telling everybody, let's get out and make sure everyone is safe or not. >> it's the second day of evacuations and they also evacuated a small hospital there, right? >> reporter: they did. we reported that sutter lakesite hospital which is about six miles from here, they had to transfer about 12 patients out. then they told them, you know what, you can go back in, we give you the all clear. today as these fires are approaching, they said we're not going to take any chances. that's been the situation for the last two