shelley was dead. again, she phoned shauna. >> i had to tell her her little sister was dead on the phone. i needed somebody to be there, to be my -- be me in my place. to be, you know, there if the police needed to ask questions and stuff. somebody needed to be there. so i called her. and of course, i hated to devastate her that way over the phone, but she had to know. >> and i just hit the floor. i couldn't stand up, couldn't do anything, couldn't talk, just shocked. >> reporter: did you have any idea what happened? >> none. i got to the scene first 'cause i lived closest to her. it was like a scene out of a movie. there was tape that had everything taped off. there were cops with dogs and they were searching the garbage cans. they had cops on golf carts and they were just searching all around the crime scene. i just ran towards the cops and started yelling, "shelley, shelley." >> reporter: they wouldn't let her in, of course. but they had questions. >> well, they just wanted to know, like, if i knew

let's try shelley. shelley in massachusetts. caller: hi. host: what would you like to ask or tell our guests? caller: i am calling about the immigration. my question is about the census. yes, hi. host: you are on the air. please turn the sound down on your set. i was calling about the immigration, the census. host: go ahead. caller: ok. i believe that citizenship should be allowed on the question. they don't care about us americans, it seems like. all they care about are the illegals.the legal -- host: anything else you want to add? fair toyes, it is not us. egals cominge ill over and getting their votes. ?hat about our votes thet: that is one of issues. legally i do not think they have set up that explicitly, but that is one of the issues the president has raised on his own, that undocumented immigrants should not get benefits or be counted, but the counter argument is the census calls for counting everyone in the country regardless of citizenship status. that is where the dividing line has been at this point. host: alayna treene, take us

gift card girlfriend shelley hunter says it's time to hustle if you have one of the store's gift cardsharming charlie gift card, get down to the stores and use them right away. first of all, the company is no longer selling on the website gift cards will only be acceptable in august 14th. much of the merchandise has been picked over. >> reporter: 1200 retail locations will close by the end of this year. a staggering amount and a record. shelley says don't panic, but keep that in mind. >> often times a company will close an under performing store. i don't want you to be alarmed by one brand because you see one store closing but when you see going out of business and liquidation sales, multiple stores for any company, then it is time to think about your customer reward programs, your gift cards or any other perks you have with that establishment. >> shelley says it's best to use your gift card soon after receiving them. she says those not yet used should be put in your wallet or placed next to the computer where you do your online shopping. >> have a plan and a process for your gift card

he said, come on up, bring shelley and your secret service detail.o it was a very pleasant visit i had with him. with the old man, that was just two years before he died. just before he died, i called him, up in new jersey and i said, we haven't talked, he said, pat, i'm coming down to d.c. he would come down. it was a washington hotel on that circle. over toward -- >> washington circle. >> exactly. and he would come down there, and he was really so alert and everything, and you sit down, what is he doing? what is he commenting? who is up, who is down? and it was like the first time i met him. he was so interested, his whole life in politics and personalities and issues. he was consumed by this and i've thought of it from january 1966 when i met him till about the oregon primary, i was the principle one in there for three, four, five hours a day in his office. in the white house, it was haldeman and ehrlichman but the old man needed that, constantly exploring this issue, that issue, what do you think, calling you back in, but it's a feature i didn't,

shelley says don't panic but keep that in mind. >> oftentimes a company will close an underperformingre. i don't care you to panic when you see one store closing. going out of business and liquidation sales multiple store for any particular company, it is time to think about customer reward program, gift programs or perks you have with that establishment. >> shelley says it's best to use your gift cards soon after receiving them. she said those not yet used should be put in your wallet or placed next to the computer where you do your online shopping. >> have a plan and process for your gift cards just like you would any financial instrument. you don't throw your debit card on the dresser as you head out each day, so don't do that with your gift cards either. >> that was michael finney. another reason to move fast with charming charlie's is the store open today could be used tomorrow which means your card might still be good but you have to drive a stce. zara, will only sell clothes made of organic, recyclable fabrics by 2025, the company planned to reduce carbon emissions, store energ

i just ran towards the cops and started yelling shelley, shelley. >> a young hart school student, drawn she said, "your daughter's been found in blood." and then the phone went dead. >> this was brutal and this was savage. >> reporter: the killer, careful and clever. >> you had no fingerprints. you had no dna. >> yeah.

at the end of it, where you put in that quote by john osborn, it looked so -- he said e had seen shelley an me, the first day, inauguration day in 1969, looking up at the portico, all e had seen how it breaks e said it almost your heart. all of this that's fresh and new. is, really about what it was like as a young conservative in the nixon white to do battle for your beliefs and the opposition you face and the transition the was undergoing. operated ixon sort of on holding the whole thing together until the watergate collapsed it. mentioned sprio agnew, in the des moines speech, we've got it, before we go there, what role did it play and up to it? >> nixon in his first years, toward the end of the first massive demonstrations and the moratorium were being monument grounds and it was quite clear time and news eek were saying, richard nixon's presidency is in danger broken. i wrote the president a memo saying you've got to stand up going to have to explain to the country why we have to keep those kids over dying in ting and gave his d nixon famous great silent majority speech on november

when he was here i said mr shelley that doesn't look good you have paced the white legs so you want towear nice socks and he's wore nice socks ever since. to 50 years i'll bet his caesar is still passionate about his work. that's all we have time for today don't forget to visit us on our website and do follow us on social media look forward to seeing you again next time until then from all of us here in berlin by fact. following up on germany's former division. today i want to take you on a little tour along the border between has set and there in india 30 years ago the iron curtain the flight of the world into east and west point here. find out what has changed since reunification and we'll explore it. what else there is for visitors to see today. coming. to call the last 20 players gold's one ball but there's more to football that. look behind the scenes to see how technology is making the blueness league of the best it can be. 30 minutes w. . what secrets lie behind these moves. to find out in an immersive experience and explore fascinating world cultural heritage sites. d w world h

that is shelley parker, a coach with two san francisco soccer teams. learn a language in terms of a stop story we will cover later about a in learning languages in the uk since we decided to leave the eu. one person from the uk says that schools make it hard to promote learning a language although it is such an asset for life. thank you for your views so far and we shall see you when just a moment for business briefing. —— injust a moment. hello there. july has started on a dry note for most of us, certainly a far cry from the weather we had for at least some ofjune. the met office has now released provisional rainfall statistics for the month ofjune. where you see the darker blue colours on the chart, well, those areas had around double the amount of rainfall they would normally expect during the month as a whole. but as we look ahead to the rest of this week, well, it stays dry for many of us. just a little bit of rain around across the north of the uk. now, we start off wednesday morning on a rather chilly note, some rural spots in scotland and wale

right now we've got the uber chief finance officer speaking with bloomberg's own shelley. ♪ rishaad:sia stocks drifting in the session after the u.s. counterpart slipped. treasuries are little changed. still with us, david stubbs. is it time now to be putting your money under the bed or under the mattress? david s.: no, absolutely not. unfortunately we see a lot of clients holding a vast amount of cash, unwilling to invest that. we certainly think there are still some opportunities, even in a slow-growing world, to find sectors with some growth. we see that in technology and health care and parts of the chinese consumer story. becausesee that just asset classes are close to valuation averages, there are alternatives to generate yield. and even if you have a pessimistic view about where we are heading in the cycle, cash may not be the best way to protect against that. we would advocate reinforcing portfolios which are long equities with a collection of other instruments that are going to help out if the world does take a turn for the worse. we like a little bit of gold, but not too mu

shelley piri, and i'm a licensed psychologist and mother of a native child who is slated to go to george washington. my daughter -- i just -- it makes me shudder to think of her facing these images every day, but i'm here to talk to you as a mental health professional. i want to let you guys know, i've been an expert witness in several courtrooms, and everything that people have been talking about here today, tonight about the trauma, about the very real making of invisible, about the impact that it has on our children, is scientifically validated. there's no question. don't worry about a law, a case, a legal case, because, you know, the science is on your side. i want you to know that the mural completely normalizes the colonial image, and they make it as something it's not. take it down. >> i'm tracey gallardo. i'm here as an art advocate, but art is used to spark discussion. we do that all the time in the mission. this mural does not provide this. in this particular case, the mural is over 50 years old, and does not fit, nor does not represent the district's vision to provide safe and

may have some nand everything w red dot been blocked in were like what the world's going on sheryl shelley has never come across violence in our neighborhood before. >>and is hoping this is just an exception there's going to be a lot so it will be paying for the situation. >>official identification of that victim will come from the sacramento county court. if you're out that party or know anything about this crime asked to call the sheriff's office in fair oaks tonight, i'm just >>a shootout in the streets of los angeles and bullets flying towards a group of children hitting a 7 year-old boy in this whole thing was caught on security video. >>the shooter has still not been caught in the boy was playing with several friends in a courtyard when a stray bullet hit him in the leg. you can see the suspects light colored car. over and 2 men and get out and then cross the street before one of the men turns around and fires a rifle tohew >>a scene that i pulled up and i seen the rifle. so when one citing the rifle. think a lot good design get inside everybody get inside and that's when shots were

i just ran towards the cops and started yelling shelley, shelley. >> a young art student, murdered. >daughter's been found in blood." and then the phone went dead. >> this was brutal and this was savage. >> reporter: the killer, careful

. >> shelley says it's best to use your gift cards soon after receiving them.id those not yet used should be put in your wallet or placed next to the computer where you do your online shopping. >> have a plan and process for your gift cards just like you would any financial instrument. you don't throw your debit card on the dresser as you head out each day, so don't do that with your gift cards either. >> that was michael finney. another reason to move fast with charming charlie's is the store open today could be closed tomorrow which means your card might still be good but you have to drive a distance. fashion retailer zara is committed to going green. zara will only sell clothes made of organic, recyclable fabrics by 2025, the company planned to reduce carbon emissions, save energy and minimize waste. there are more than 2,000 zara stores worldwide. >>> still ahead on abc mornings, encouraging kids to get moving and eat healthy. steph and ayesha curry kick off a new program in oakland. >>> it's 6:37 and we are taking a live look at the san mateo bridge. it's

. >> reporter: shelley long. >> that's great. >> reporter: gyllenhaal brings "sea wall/a life" to theway stage after the acclaimed off-broadway run at new york's public theater. what's that being to feel like to have moved this from the public to broadway? >> man, i don't know what it is. you e going to make me cry. i feel really respons to my author and his wo, and what he has given me and how vulnerable he has been in sharing what he gyllenhaal co-stars with tom chsturridge. perspective a separate monologue. sturridge begins wit seawall. gyllenhaal follows with a life. >> we're smiling. >> it's a show about faith and family and the mess and comedy of life, you know. it's about really actually about two fathers. >> reporte how are the two acts related? >> i think they are linked because they are about love and loss and the idea that in order to love anything, the there.bility of loss is that's how we love and why we love and why we cherish it. you know, i am a father. i do hope to be a father one day. >> repor gyllenhaal calls the shownc an exper unlike any othern i theater. i have b

liberation front founder and lavender menace member martha shelley. was there 50 years ago today in the aftermath of the stonewall uprising, the where liberation march kicked off at 9:30 sunny morning between it and the world pride march for a million people gathered in the streets of new york. the pride march ended after midnight, the largest lgbtq event in history. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] ♪ ♪ >> thank you for joining us on nhk "newsline." i'm kyoko. we begin in hong kong where the chief executive has condemned the latest protests against an extradition bill. carrie lam called a news conference early tuesday hours after demonstratotors stormed a key government building.

liberation front founder and lavender menace member martha shelley. was there 50 years ago today in the aftermath of the stonewall uprising, the where liberation march kicked off at 9:30 sunny morning between it and the world pride march for a million people gathered in the streets of new york. the pride march ended after midnight, the largest lgbtq event in history. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!]

>>shelley callaway didn't know what to think when she got to work at treasure island sunday in some peopleg the pool really outside the panama city beach condo i immediately ran over to see what was going on. >>there was. that 2 people that actually. our our path the waves that the double red flag. literally swim back and she was actually witnessing a human chain being formed in the gulf. >>in an effort to save 2 swimmers in distress there must've been 5200 people holding hands. >>wind up from the beach side out into the ways that they can help the rescuers the people. come to shore double r d flags were flying at the time which means it's illegal to enter the water you can actually given a criminal citation. >>we're even placed under arrest and taken. >>and do we want to avoid that people stay on the water for their own safety but dozens came together to risk their lives for someone else says i know that there is 46. >>people out there that actually got in the current and at least rescuers were trying to get out there and how although the acts might be heroic the bay county sheriff's offi

it was the naacp that followed hellly versus -- shelley vs. kramer. it was the naacp that filed and won brown vs. board of education, which literally took , an eviscerated, segregated unlawful segregation. under the leadership of associate justice thurgood marshall, he was the lawyer who took brown vs. board of education before the supreme court. he was the lawyer that was the chief legal counsel for the naacp. he sat on the supreme court. he guided the supreme court. the naacp, again, makes history, and i'm proud to be part of this great association. mr. speaker, i'd also add we are now some 98 days since the mueller report was called to the attention of the public. 98 days this was made public. 98 days since the chief executive has been above the law. and mr. mueller is testifying today. morrow, i will start another acid test win i will show the number -- whereini will show wherein i of days -- will show the number of days since he testified in front of congress. dr. king said the truest measure of a person in times like this, the truest measure is

arsenal captain lauren because sheuey arsenal captain lauren because shelley is hurt about his stand—off—mate and friend. he has refused to travel on the pre—season tour of the us after his transfer request was refused. the leading candidate to be the next european commission president says she "stands ready" to further extend britain's withdrawal from the eu. the european parliament votes today on the nomination of ursula von der leyen for the job of president of the european commission. meps will take part in a secret ballot, and ms von der leyen will need an absolute majority. let's talk to damian grammaticas who's in strasbourg for us. tell us more about her and what her presidency might look like. this is what she has been laying out to parliamentarians here. she has been speaking in the chamber and is now hearing responses from across the political spectrum in europe. what she is laying out, a number of policies designed to attract votes from across the spectrum. she is an ally of angela merkel, currently the german defence minister. she knows she has centre—right conservative vote

he walked out of mission bay and sent a letter to the president until shelley picked up one and roseoods about resigning, and i ran to nixon and said, "this guy is such a great writer, we have got to get him back. nixon said, "if he is going to resign now, let him go." i mean, if that's the way he feels, let him go. very cold about it. "better that he go now than he go in the middle of a campaign and really have an explosion." so i think nixon had come to the conclusion that if i wanted to go that badly, maybe i can over to the campaign or somewhere else, but i should go. brian: why didn't you go? patrick: you know, i decided by the weekend, i said, i have made my case to the president and to haldeman and to kissinger, to everybody in the building, those are what i believe and what i feel and i want nixon to be reelected, and so what am i going to accomplish by walking out? because i am not going to have a big you know, press conference or anything, i am just going to slip out. and a friend of mine did. he left the administration, bill gavin. he came to see me and he was the late bil

let's try shelley. shelley in massachusetts. caller: hi.t: what would you like to ask or tell our guests? caller: i am calling about the immigration. my question is about the census. yes, hi. host: you are on the air. please turn the sound down on your set. i was calling about the immigration, the census. host: go ahead. caller: ok. i believe that citizenship should be allowed on the question. they don't care about us americans, it seems like. all they care about are the illegals.the legal -- host: anything else you want to add? fair toyes, it is not us. egals cominge ill over and getting their votes. ?hat about our votes thet: that is one of issues. legally i do not think they have set up that explicitly, but that is one of the issues the president has raised on his own, that undocumented immigrants should not get benefits or be counted, but the counter argument is the census calls for counting everyone in the country regardless of citizenship status. that is where the dividing line has been at this point. host: alayna treene, take us insi

joining us now is shelley and sarah. here first with the fx rigging suit again. number 12 million? where are we here? [laughter] themere are quite a lot of but this one in particular the european commission had already than $1se banks more billion and it's now a class-action lawsuits are you have investors speaking up against the banks and what they have done. >> the idea is that the lawsuit funds, pension funds, asset managers may have missed out and because they did, they should be paid because of their losses and because of certain acts in the u.k.'s will say that anyone who says they had -- can prove they are missing out on gains can be folded in. >> that's the interesting thing about this lawsuit, there are some rules in place that if you are not in the eu, you can join in. u.s. investors could tack on. it will be interesting to see if the losses start to mount for the bank. alix: i wonder if it is easy to prove this kind of thing. >> the eu has already been cracking down on this, the u.s. is cracking down on this. i bet there will be some losses but in the

shelley: two things.he first is they were able to stockpile american components before the ban went into effect. that helps the company now. in terms of smartphone shipments, they have increased sales quite a bit in china where they are taking market share makersom apple and other as sales and the rest of the world go down a little. matt: why are they so confident despite the u.s. ban? just bravado? are they getting support outside? shelly: the company goes back and forth between saying they are really getting hit and this is ridiculous to this bravado, like you mentioned. we don't need the u.s., we can do this just fine. today they said, we can make our own operating system for the phone but we would prefer to use android and the u.s. blacklist is going to hurt us on that sense. the truth probably lies in between. huawei said it best themselves. survival mode is their most important issue now. they want to survive and keep the company going for the future and continue investing and growing for the future