december 2015 and jack shepherd ta kes december 2015 and jack shepherd takes his date, charlotte brownthe houses of parliament, they turned back. moments later, the boat capsized after hitting something floating in the water. a police helicopter of the momentjack shepherd, who was clinging to the boat, was rescued. but charlotte brown, who like to be known as charlie, spent too long in the icy water, and died later in hospital. he had been warned previously that speeding on the river thames, and admitted not asking her to wear a lifejacket. we were not wearing life jackets. there were two between the seats and the front, but we won't in any way. i didn't even ask if she could swim or anything. tests revealed the boat had falters steering. jack shepherd, who was bailed, went on the run. yesterday he was found guilty of manslaughter by gross negligence. he was found guilty of manslaughter by gross negligencelj he was found guilty of manslaughter by gross negligence. i would ask anyone who knows where he is to contact police immediately. we are fully resolve to resolve this and ensure tha

in this conversation is the wley, kate ireland, director of global education with dcps and carmen shepherd. good morning, ladies, and thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> just the concept of global education at an elementary, middle schl, high scho level to me is mind blowing. i was privileged to be able to water at then that college level. so to think that we've got in d.c. an portunity for students at such a young age to access this is enomenal. tell me, kate, let's start with you, about so of the key global education programs offered with dcps. >> the reason thatve the invested in this and doing these different programs is exactly as you said, weve that it is something that can really change thatrajectory for students sometimes can be reserved for sort of a privileged anew, with heto make sure this is an inherent partur of children's studies in the district. we have world languages that we offer starting in kindergarten for every student in every chool in the city, we have our global program which include our study abroad program, fully brfunded studyad for mid

december 2015 and jack shepherd ta kes december 2015 and jack shepherd takes his date charlotte brownip on the river thames in his speedboat. after reaching the houses of parliament, they turned out, but moments later the boat capsized after hitting southern floating in the water. a police filmed at the moment shepherd, who was clinging to the wreckage, was rescued. but charlotte, who liked to be known as charlie, spent too long in the icy water and died later in hospital. shepherd, who had been warned before that speeding on the thames, admitted to police that he hadn't asked her to wear a black jacket. there were two in between the two seats in the front, i didn't point them out and we weren't wearing them anyway and i didn't ask if she gives him or anything. tests reveal the boat had faulty shearing, shepherd, who had been bailed went on the run but yesterday was found guilty by manslaughter of gross net negligence. anyone knows where jack shepherd is, iwould negligence. anyone knows where jack shepherd is, i would ask them to contact police immediately. we are all contact police i

when they finish tending to the animals they come to julius's shepherd school . germany is also here. they study reading writing and arithmetic. julius teaches voluntarily he believes that a basic education can change the shepherds lives. for. and they didn't even know where they. now i am still claim by almost thirty years that. another subject is health including how to prevent aids it's an important issue unless you too which has the second highest rate of hiv infections worldwide. and a warm meal is sometimes provided when there have been enough donations for many it's the only one of the day. socializing is central to the time spent here. wake you have to care for the animals then you're going to have to. cope with other people but it's only happened here except at school is where the learn how to sell ice is where they live and how to speak with us is where they live if we've been. to learn everything the shepherds come from far and wide germany walks ten kilometers every evening to get here. who admire you. when i can read well you're right well i want to

charlotte met jack shepherd on an online dating site.riking skyscrapers. they shared two bottles of wine. he picked up the bill of £150. then they went back to his houseboat in hammersmith and onto his speedboat, taking champagne on board with them. in the dark and cold, they travelled downriver. shepherd was in control of the boat, and going around twice the speed limit. once they passed the houses of parliament and under westminster bridge, they turned back. just beyond battersea bridge, they slowed down. shepherd said he let charlotte take control for the thrill. that was sheer madness, according to the prosecution. the boat then moved across the river and hit an object, either a floating piece of timber or a tree trunk. the accident happened on this stretch of the thames. both jack and charlotte were flung into the cold water, and the boat capsized. jack was found just there before wandsworth bridge, clinging to the side of the upturned boat. charlotte was found nearby, but she later died in hospital. shepherd didn't turn up for his

charlotte met jack shepherd on an online dating site.en moved across the river and hit an object, either a floating piece of timber or a tree trunk. the accident happened on this stretch of the thames. both jack and charlotte were flung into the cold water, and the boat capsized. jack was found just there before wandsworth bridge, clinging to the side of the upturned boat. charlotte was found nearby, but she later died in hospital. shepherd didn‘t turn up for his trial. thejury never got to see him in the dock. but he was interviewed by the police after the accident. the court heard he‘d used the same routine with other women, and he‘d been warned before about speeding on the river. his boat also had potentially dangerous defects. the rnli was part of the rescue team on the night. its an iconic waterway, and we encourage people to engage and use the river, but let's do it safely. so the use of life jackets, the use of vhf radio, making sure your craft is safe. at the moment, anyone can take a boat onto the river for their personal use, w

jack shepherd was convicted yesterday of charlotte's manslaughter.ning their pro—brexit mp, frank field, for supporting the government in the commons last week. they also urged the party at westminster to withdraw the whip from mr field. earlier, the constituency labour party of kate hoey at vauxhall in south london took a similar decision. the us television network cbs says it is investigating allegations of sexual misconduct by its top executive les moonves. claims of unwanted kissing and touching have been published in the new yorker magazine. in a statement, cbs said it was looking into the reports and would "take appropriate action". millions of people have witnessed the longest lunar eclipse this century, as the moon passed through the shadow of the earth turning a mysterious red. known as a "blood moon", the eclipse lasted for one hour and 43 minutes and coincided with the closest pass of mars for 15 years. stefan levy has more. it was a spectacular sight for stargazers across the globe. the moon bathed night skies with its red glow for one ho

tim winton‘s latest novel, the shepherd's hut, focuses on a troubled young man wrestling with demons, it comes at an opportune time, with the me too movement demanding an end to ingrained sexism, misogyny and toxic masculinity. is australia redefining what it means to be a good bloke? tim winton, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. you have travelled the world, you have even lived in europe, but it seems when you write, your writing, and your stories, always take you back home to western australia. why is that? i'm not sure. i think it's notjust what i know, but it's what i live and breathe, and itjust seems endlessly... there's more stories. there's more to write about. the older i get, the more i see in it. it seems like you almost feel the landscapes, the soil and the coastline of course, because you write a great deal about the coast, it almost feels like it shapes your soul in a way. yeah, i think it's shaped my experience, certainly, and it's shaped my imagination. yeah, we live in a place where there's more landscape than people, more landscape than culture. where, on the surface,

tim winton, author of the shepherd's hut, thank you very much. thanks, james.he same, a lot of warm sunshine and most parts of the country have been dry. staying with that this evening, overnight and through much of the week. things turning cooler in the north—east where we draw in more cloud. still hot and muggy, especially the further south you are. 18 is the low across england and wales. a humid start on monday, dry with sunshine. more cloud than recently. the breeze is starting to come in from a northerly direction, especially across the northern part of the country it may not be as hot as it has been. 17 in newcastle, 28, 29 in cardiff. after a cooler interlude in the middle of the week it will turn hot and stay dry towards the weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00pm: a murder inquiry is launched after a woman in wiltshire exposed to the nerve agent novichok dies. prime minister theresa may says she is appalled and shocked by the death. four of the boys trapped in a flooded cave system in thailand have been rescued and taken to hospital. the mi

anthonyjoshua shepherd ship up until march this year.onyjoshua beat him in front of 80,000 people in carter. anthonyjoshua is the common link between both of these guys. both of them have lost a fight and won a fight against them. it's no doubt who was on the rare tonight. and could we see that then? joshua fight either of these two guys in the nearfuture? in simple terms just the way boston should work. that's not the way boxing works. politics always gets in the way he intends a big but that does. anthonyjoshua in the way he intends a big but that does. anthony joshua has in the way he intends a big but that does. anthonyjoshua has a big tough up does. anthonyjoshua has a big tough up in september. he fight a sector —— alexander povetkin it when we say them. they voted book wembley for his second fight. assuming eb does end up in september. he fights out sector —— alexander povetkin it when we say them. therefore the book wembley for his second fight. assuming he beat out sender povetkin, american john assuming he beat out sender povet

in that hearing, we head for the first time that jack shepherd is most unlikely to attend his trial. working on this trial. exactly. you had that information at that point and it is yourjob to it —— to determine whether that is passed on to the family. i have a big decision to make at that point, it is a friday and the family have geared up three years to get this monday of trial, doi years to get this monday of trial, do i tell the family on that friday by phone call because they are out of london and risk losing their weekends or worrying over the weekend, or do we tell them face—to—face? i made the decision to talk to the mum roz and graham the dad face—to—face on the monday morning because the next question is, what happens? with then have illegal logging on the monday morning, is it a manslaughter case at the old bailey, do we this trial in his absence or we instructed by the judge to find him and we have the judge to find him and we have the trial when we find him? the risk is it could have been suspended. yes, it was at the time, we didn't know. we said to the judge independen

dax shepherd is here.est from more funny movies and shows that i have time to name. her latest is "hotel transylvania 3:summer vacation." it opens in theaters friday. please welcome kathryn hahn! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, katherine, how are you? >> hi, i'm very well. >> jimmy: you know each other very well. >> i know, neighbors. >> yes, neighbors. and friends. our wives are. >> she came over to borrow our peon know, it was really cute. >> did she leave pool gloves behind? >> no, but i get it. i totally understand that. i have a daughter who's like, there's grass between my toes! freaks outby. i kind of understand. >> jimmy: she's a kid though, kid dozen that stuff. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. this is an adult. >> jimmy: how old are your kids? >> 8 and 11. >> jimmy: 8 and 11. >> yes. [ applause ] >> jimmy: very popular numbers with our audience. >> popular numbers. >> jimmy: 8 and 11. are those good ages or troublesome? >> there's like -- there's some hormones happening. >> jimmy: there are. >> there

if anyone knows where jack shepherd is, i would ask them to contact police immediately.lotte's family get the justice and closure they deserve. a warrant has been issued forjack shephard's arrest, but if he's still on the run he can be sentenced here this morning in his absence. for manslaughter, the maximum term available to the judge, although it's rarely given, is one of life imprisonment. ben ando, bbc news, at the old bailey. five people have died in a crash involving a minibus and a four—by—four car in aberdeenshire. police say that the collision, which took place last night on the a96, has left one other person with life—threatening injuries. ken gibson is in our aberdeen newsroom. ken, what more do you know about the circumstances of this horrific crash? good morning. this crash happened shortly before midnight on the a96 via the small town of keith in moray. it involved an suv and a minibus. five people were killed in that accident. five more have been taken to raigmore hospital in inverness. we don't know the condition of all of them. but we have been told one

jack shepherd was sentenced to six years in prison yesterday for manslaughter by gross negligence.emotional plea from charlotte's family to return and face justice. we're joined now by detective sergeant christopher davies from the metropolitan police's homicide and major crime command. good morning. can you tell us where we're at now in the case because the verdict was down yesterday. but the verdict was down yesterday. but the verdict yesterday, i would say we we re verdict yesterday, i would say we were all very satisfied with it and the family, and we are now conduct in all of the enquiries we can to try and trace jack shepherd and find his whereabouts and we are appealing to friends, family members and in fa ct to friends, family members and in fact anyone who has possibly seen him in the media, if you know where he is, please let us know. can you explain what happened in terms of after the death on the speedboat in the thames, what happened after that in terms of where he has been? during the investigation there has beena during the investigation there has been a long investi

then we had for the first time that jack shepherd is not likely to attend his trial.a friday, the family have geared up for three—year is to get to this day, the monday of trial. do i tell the family on that friday by phone call, because they are out of london, risk losing their weekend or worrying over the weekend, or doi weekend or worrying over the weekend, or do i tell them face to face? i'd make the decision to talk to the mum and dad face on the monday morning because then we have... the next question is, what happens? we then have a legal argument on the monday morning. it isa argument on the monday morning. it is a manslaughter case at the old bailey. do we have this trial in his absence or are we instructed by the judge to go find him and then we have the trial when we find him? he has brought devastation to our family, it is not an understatement —— and that isn't a statement. charlotte has lost her life unnecessarily. she had everything to live. she had been to university, had a good job, she was young. he did not give that one second consequence in his min

and the alternative for germany party you can think of it like herding sheep you have a group of shepherds and these are real human beings that we'll use us who plan an online campaign they all agree what's that hash tag going to be they'll prepare means they'll coordinate what time they're actually going to launch their campaign then you get what you might think of as the sheep dogs these are also human uses they will read tweet them they'll amplify them they'll copy the meanings and then around that you'll have the bots they will then we tweet all shepherds and all the sheep dogs and then they'll start we tweet each other and so a group of may be a dozen people can create the impression all anything between twenty and forty thousand tweets in iowa they can then push that hashtag into the trending list and so it throws a smokescreen over the whole idea of one man one vote somebody who controls ten thousand votes or one hundred thousand votes controlling one hundred thousand voices and they distort the debate. to disturbing use of twitter to mislead the public was demonstrated after a mass

welcome home, new shepherd. >> reporter: blue origin is one after handful of company working to launch unmanned rockets carrying cargo and humans into space. they plan to start selling tickets next year. >>> still ahead, a wedding ring that seems to date back 07 years. the effort under way to find its rightful owner. >> little known devices that can crack the pass code on your iphone. we explain how they work, who is using them and the concern that they could fall into the wrong hands. >>> a unique vip damage gold ring found on a beach some minott richmond with an indescription stay suggests it is at least 69 years old. there is an effort by a couple of friends to track down the owner of that ring. >> that's right. that is why wear here in oakland. we just talked to one of the friends who is trying to help track down the owners. now, it is a very unique ring and it appears vintage so who knows how long it has been lost for. but ever since it was posted on twitter, it developed a new life of its own. so the gold ring was found on a beach back in february in point richmond by christina t

thejudge did say try and find jack shepherd? that is the question.d has been for a couple of days now. when he returns, thejudge says it is his case that he himself will pass a separate sentence for the fa ct pass a separate sentence for the fact that jack shepherd has absconded, technically. ok, greg, thank you very much. greg mckenzie. back now to our main story — and hundreds of thousands of people are on the move in the uk, heading off on holiday. it's the busiest day of the summer in the skies of the uk, with almost 9,000 flights taking off and landing. ben thompson has been at manchester airport for us. welcome to the air traffic control tower on what is the busiest day of the year. 9000 take—offs and landings across the country, if a share of them done here in manchester. you have the sense of how many planes are awaiting this morning. what a logistical challenge that will pose for the staff who work here. i spoke to tricia, an operator this morning. there is so much you have to get right today. what are the biggest challenges to make sure eve

on the issue of women's freedom to make her own health decision, yesterday while shepherding judge cavanaugh vice president pence says he wants to see roe v wade overturned. this isn't some ancient belief that the country has pushed aside. there are people in high parts of the government, the vice president yesterday, the president constantly and some of the others who want to repeal roe v wade tomorrow. americans should not be complacent. the vast majority want to see it in place but there is an active movement here now personified by judge cavanaugh potential elevation to the bench and we have to be vigilant. vice president pens remark that he wants roe overturned was a reminder that they have promised to appoint strict constitutionalist to the supreme court who would consign roe v wade to the ashy book history unquote. those are the words of the vice president. justice cavanaugh has also written some troubling things about environmental protections, consumer protections, common sense gun safety law, all of which should be safely examined by this senate before we have any hearings. there's

and the alternative for germany party you can think of it like herding sheep you have a group of shepherds and these are real human beings that we'll use us who plan an online campaign they all agree what's that hash tag going to be they'll prepare means they'll coordinate what time they're actually going to launch their campaign then you get what you might think of as the sheep dogs these are also human uses they will read tweet them they'll amplify them they'll copy the meetings and then around that you'll have the bots they will then we tweet all shepherds and all the sheep dogs and then they'll start we tweet each other and so a group of may be a dozen people can create the impression all anything between twenty and forty thousand tweets and they can then push that hashtag into the trending list and so it throws a smokescreen over the whole idea of one man one vote somebody who controls ten thousand votes or one hundred thousand votes controlling one hundred thousand voices and they distort the debate. to disturb in use of twitter to mislead the public was demonstrated after a mass sho

issue and breastfeeding is the executive director of the academy of breastfeeding medicine carla shepherd rubinar thank you so much for joining me carla it's exciting to be here yes so this is a pretty big issue and as i said this isn't the first time that we've encountered this here in the united states but what's sad is to see the same tactics being used so this world health assembly resolution of breastfeeding and curtail the false advertising by breast milk alternative producers was blocked by the u.s. delegates on the basis that it put undue pressure on moms who can't breastfeed. what's the truth about moms that the mom should know about breast feeding versus formula. well the most important point of information for moms is their physicians and their healthcare providers and one of our goals is to make sure that those people are well educated up to date on all of the facts and the evidence based information that we have our organization is made up of physicians all over the world who are trained and educated to care for babies and moms and we also have a peer review journal that come

jack shepherd, who's 30, was convicted of manslaughter by gross negligence yesterday.own overboard from the boat, which had a series of defects, in december 2015. police have issued a warrant for shepherd's arrest, because he had skipped bail and didn't attend his trial at the old bailey. a letter from the prince of wales has been read out at the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse. the inquiry is considering the case of peter ball, a former bishop of lewes, and gloucester, who was convicted of abusing 18 young men. prince charles was in close contact with ball, and it's been claimed he helped to protect him. but, in the letter, read by counsel to the inquiry, prince charles says he was misled by ball, who told him he was a victim of a vendetta. jon donnison reports. peter ball was a senior and powerful figure within the church of england for decades. but in 2015, the former bishop of lewis and gloucester seen here on the left with his twin brother, was for 32 months for sexually abusing teenagers and young men. he had been cautioned by police more than ten yea

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on the issues of women's freedom to make her own health decisions, for example, yesterday whilst shepherding judge kavanaugh around the capital, vice president and said he wants to see roe v. wade overturned. this isn't an ancient belief that the country has h pushed aside. there are people in parts of the government. the president constantly and so many others who want to repeal roe v. wade tomorrow. americans should not be complacent. the vast majority of americans want to see it r in place. but there is ans act gave now personified by judge kavanaugh's elevation from a potential elevation, hope it doesn't happen to the bench. we have to be vigilant. vice president and remarks that he wants low overturned with a reminder that the president and vice president have explicitly promised to appoint curt constitutionalists to the supreme court who would quote, confine roe v. wade to history. those are the words of the vice president. justice kavanaugh -- judge kavanaugh has written about about environmental protection, consumer protections, common sense gun safety laws, all of which should be ca

and the alternative for germany party you can think of it like herding sheep you have a group of shepherds and these are real human beings they're real users who plan an online campaign they all agree what's that hash tag going to be they'll prepare means they'll coordinate what time they're actually going to launch their campaign then you get what you might think of as the sheep dogs these are also human uses they will read tweet them they'll amplify them they'll copy the meetings and then around that you'll have the bots they will then we tweet all shepherds and all the sheep dogs and then they'll start we tweet each other and so a group of may be a dozen people can create the impression all anything between twenty and forty thousand tweets in iowa they can then push that hashtag into the trending list and so it throws a smokescreen over the whole idea of one man one vote somebody who controls ten thousand votes or one hundred thousand votes controlling one hundred thousand voices and they distort the debate. to disturbing use of twitter to mislead the public was demonstrated after a mas

. ♪ >> trace: trace gallagher for shepherd smith. u.k.laming russia for a poisoning in evening land. the same powerful tox that i know nearly killed an ex-russian spy and his daughter months ago. and just miles away. the kremlin denying involvement and accusing the british government of playing dirty political games. this all comes about a week and a half before president trump is set to meet with russian president vladimir putin. the poison couple is alive but in critical condition after friend said she showed up at their apartment as paramedics were bringing the woman out on a stretcher. >> charlie came out, and he said that she was complaining about a headache. so she went to have a bath and then she heard something there, she was on the floor having a fit and foaming at the mouth. >> trace: imagine foaming at the mouth. paramedics said it would be a while before they could see her in the hospital so they went out for food. >> we went back to his flat where he was packing stuff to get ready to go up to the hospital. and that's when he

jack shepherd, who has been on the run since may, was found guilty of the manslaughter of charlotte browne old bailey yesterday. charlotte's mum, roz, and her sister, katie, have been at the old bailey for the duration of the trial, and have appealed for him to turn up and face justice. theyjoined us earlier with met police family liaison 0fficer gavin seeley. katie explained how events at the court unfolded. we didn't have any indication of why, really. 0ur opinion was that he isa why, really. 0ur opinion was that he is a coward. which was confirmed in a statement that he had written earlier this week. and the judge read it out yesterday and he said that the reason was that he didn't wa nt to that the reason was that he didn't want to face us and that he was a coward. we knew on the friday before trial, so we were going to trial on the monday morning and both chris andl the monday morning and both chris and i went to the old bailey, an admin hearing, we had an inclination that something was going on, and then in that hearing, we heard for then in that hearing, we heard for the first time

on the issue of women's freedom to make her own health decisions, for example, yesterday, while shepherding judge kavanaugh around the capitol, vice president pence said he wants to see roe v. wade overturned. this isn't some ancient belief that the country has pushed aside. there are people in high parts of the government, the vice president yesterday, the president constantly, and so many others who want to repeal roe v. wade tomorrow. americans should not be complacent. the vast majority of americans want to see roe in place, but there is an active movement here now personified by judge kavanaugh's elevation, potential elevation -- hope it doesn't happen -- to the bench, and we have to be vigilant. vice president pence's remarks that he wants roe overturned was a prescient reminder that both the president and vice president have explicitly promised to, quote, appoint strict constitutionalists to the supreme court who would, quote, consign roe v. wade to the ash heap of history, unquote. those are the words of the vice president. justice kavanaugh has also -- judge kavanaugh has also writ

in a humbling seven and a half million dollars on its weekend's def you film tells the story of a shepherd protecting a heavenly realm it features big name chinese activist and it's loaded with special effects well now producers planning on reworking the film and releasing it at a later date to hopefully three kuku the one hundred five million dollars they lost . surely looks interesting as your business update here on new more at the top of the next hour as he then. was. what you said never broke the world no zero point but they caught up with you find a. gracious show bottom up first off and i really hope. but up in the second say that you can safely just have the energy left each time for all move cup change you take it seems to look back at the final transmission croatia effect. keeping fit can also make you smart phones but only if the moves that combined with the challenge for the mind. at least that's the idea with these games. perform better. how. to speak to more intelligent. to borrow to do it in sixty minutes. i thought. was a symbolist. somebody was my hero to do so so here eve

on the issue of women's freedom to make her own health decisions, for example, yesterday, while shepherding judge kavanaugh around the capitol, vice president pence said he wants to see roe v. wade overturned. this isn't some ancient belief that the country has pushed aside. there are people in high parts of the government, the vice president yesterday, the president constantly, and so many others who want to repeal roe v. wade tomorrow. americans should not be complacent. the vast majority of americans want to see roe in place, but there is an active movement here now personified by judge kavanaugh's elevation, potential elevation -- hope it doesn't happen -- to the bench, and we have to be vigilant. vice president pence's remarks that he wants roe overturned was a prescient reminder that both the president and vice president have explicitly promised to, quote, appoint strict constitutionalists to the supreme court who would, quote, consign roe v. wade to the ash heap of history, unquote. those are the words of the vice president. justice kavanaugh has also -- judge kavanaugh has also writ

jack shepherd will be sentenced today for killing charlotte brown in a speedboat crash.

jack shepherd, who has been on the run since may, was found guilty of the manslaughter of charlotte brown six years in prison at the old bailey yesterday. we'll be speaking to charlotte's mum and sister at just after 9:00 this morning. a 24—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and sexual activity with a child, following the death of a 13—year—old girl. lucy mchugh‘s body was found in woodland in southampton on thursday, after she was reported missing. the man remains in custody. the chief constable of england's second largest police force has admitted it sometimes provides a poor service that fails to meet public expectations. in an interview with the bbc, west midlands police chief dave thompson said budget cuts meant a full range of policing could not be delivered. sima kotecha reports. a taxidriver in birmingham. he says one afternoon, a group of men threw some bricks at him. he claims the police response was nil. i don't feel safe. they are not scared of police because they feel they will not get caught. that's what they told you on yourface. like other police forces

the shepherd's hunt is told in the voice of the boy and it crackles with the rough innocence of his language, and innocence that by the end of the story has turned into something quite different. welcome. the two principal characters in this story who carry it all our difficult people. they're both to some extent guilt ridden, both damaged. why do you expect a reader to become so involved in them and to follow them on thisjourney? involved in them and to follow them on this journey? well, that is a good question. i'm not sure i have the answer. my experience of writing the answer. my experience of writing the book was finding those characters and following them almost in the same way the reader does, and discovering what they are about. with a sense of compulsion, really. yes. i have one character who bumped into another character and it is just happenstance in the first insta nce just happenstance in the first instance and then rewriting later on. because to make these opposites match, what do we met one is a 15—year—old borderline sociopaths, the boy, and the other is an older man, and the

this is the foundation of what we do. >> that was shepherd smith. we also learned however it's not like a memo went out at fox news. not everyone at foxness felt quite that same way. >> i guess my question would be who the hell are you? the president does insys on respect. all i have to say about that it's about time there were consequences for disrespectful behavior in the white house. >> mr. president, do you think it's all right to throw a reporter out of an event if they ask a question you find inappropriate? do you think it's all right to throw a reporter out of an event? >> so that was lou dobbs, long time friend of donald trump before that and that was the president tonight on his way back from marine one. going into the white house as you saw ignoring shouted questions from members of the white house press corps. coming up for us after another break, a big anniversary today for an organization in the news. a lot these days when we come right back. tonight is perhaps the most mentioned man in america whose voice is not known to americans. tha

his former leading lady cybill shepherd was there.r favorite memory from working with him is the. >> well, we were very attractive to each other, not do anything. we realized at the last -- always better to ere on the side not consummating something. >>> coming up -- people think they know me. but they donreally don't. >> bobby brown on the record about whitney. getting real with "e.t." before his mini series about life hits air >>> and paul walker as a child, but never before seen home movies. >> you like to go fast? >>> mandy moore back to work on on "this is us." is there happier days ahead in. >> i feel it is our best yet. >>> the new film blindspotting. >> we'll be chasing this high for the rest of our careers. >> hey, hey. >> just so happen to be real-life best friends. the thing you love slam is just $5.99! ♪$5.99 are you out of your mind?♪ seriously?! yup! eggs. hash browns. bacon. sausage. and buttermilk pancakes! ♪$5.99 are you out of your mind?♪ we're out of our minds. denny's new! super slam. only $5.99! >>> "e.t." isn't j

he will be shepherding judge kavanaugh. he will be on capitol hill this afternoon. i know they'll be fair and open minded. and that is wonderful to see. i also just want to say about each and every senator that if they just give time to judge kavanaugh they'll see what president trump saw in him in choosing him. here is an important word for the judiciary, humble. humility the whole world saw last night. >> sandra: the president and the first lady are en route on their trip to europe. they're embarking on a major mission there. as we know, the president has been very clear nato countries must pay more, the united states must pair less. very unfair the president tweeted this morning. i want to reference back, kellyanne to kevin corke showed us the e.u. president ahead of the president's visit wrote dear america, appreciate your allies, you don't have that many. what tone is the president hoping to strike with our allies on this trip? >> that's a very unfortunate statement. we have many, many allies and this president has gone on so many foreign trips and he has also

again about this the many issues executive director of the academy of breastfeeding medicine carla shepherd rubinar thank you so much thank you. over one hundred trillion neutrinos known as ghost particles because they seemingly have no mass pass through our bodies every second tracking a neutrino which is a subatomic particle that's like an electron except it has no charge has kind of been impossible until now it took seven years to build an ice cube in antarctica this ice cube is a detector and it's which is designed to detect particles from cataclysmic events that have energies a million times greater the nuclear reactions using eighty six cables each holding sixty digital optical modules three hundred scientists from forty nine institutions in twelve countries worked with the ice cube and the ice cube made some pretty big history this week when it was announced that it would have been able to detect a neutrino then honest astronomers to point their telescopes in the direction it came from and it came from a blaze are or a galaxy with a super massive black hole at its center this particu

shepherd ferry, a street artist flexing his political activism. >> shepherd ferry.id that the campaign didn't ask you to do the poster. >> yeah. i didn't think the campaign would necessarily want to work with me because i thought that maybe i was too controversial a figure. i come from public enemy, mwa, you know, everybody i'm associated with is more or less an antagonist. i made the image, made half a million stickers and 3 million posters given away. >> all on your own dime? >> yeah. it was, like, what are you doing? that guy is out of the running shortly anyway. why bother? i did it really because i believed in it. that hope poster was, in many ways, trying to speak for a generation, a generation that had eight years of bush, had eight years of war. barack obama became, in many ways, a symbol, and that poster helped solidify that. >> listening to obama speak, i felt this is a guy who cares deeply about the well-being of the average person in the nation. he's as much a patriot as anyone could be. so to portray him in a deracialized way, in a patriotic way, the ho