misses long spock runs the bandage department and he says infusing the arts into the curriculum daily makes a big difference for the kids. >> i have kids that might be feeling meth or might be doing

secretly native when i have a credit talk about how i consider spock from star trek a native person ok yeah and it's really interesting to me to have that aspect is because like who else could deal with being both vulcan and human being and having so i was like of course he will never found out what his mom was what background is so mike ok she screamed i decided it i say oh it's like i'm like you i've always associated spark just being because my my father's non-native and my mom's do so coming from two worlds you are. yeah. that's a great compliment. but yeah i feel same way of always felt like spock was a kindred spirit yeah that's one of the big things for me with spock is that he's both dealing with not being vulcan and not them not being human enough and i've always felt that one aspect of native the native experience not being native enough because you can't speak your own language but not being white enough because you're so different everybody else so it's like i don't know anderson why there aren't more nicci people like native people in to start like i felt like the only one

but yeah i feel same way i've always felt like spock was a kindred spirit yeah that's one of the big things for me with spock is that he's both feeling with not being vulcan and not them not being human enough and i've always felt that one aspect of native the native experience not being native enough because you can't speak your own language but not being white enough because you're so different everybody else so it's like i don't know anderson why there aren't more nicci people like native people into star trek i felt like the only one for a long time when i was a kid. but why not us the two. like i did i felt that way with like you know my dad was just like a super cycle i think and and so it was i think it was this wonderful precedent that was set in our own soul this like being native nurture being native tear was not something that was foreign to me and especially like reading comics my dad was a huge reader so didn't matter if you know i was going out reading comics he was like you know he's got something because you're going to read and it's awesome and you know i mean this s

but yeah i feel same way i've always felt like spock was a kindred spirit yeah that's one of the big things for me with spock is that he's both feeling with not being balkan and not them not being human enough and i've always felt that one aspect of native the native experience not being native enough because you can't speak your own language but not being white enough because you're so different everybody else so it's like i don't know anderson why there aren't more nicci people like native people into star trek i felt like the only one for a long time when i was a kid. but what i'm only asking you to. like i did i felt that way with like you know my dad was just like a super cycle i think and and so it was i think it was this wonderful precedent that was set in our own soul this like being native nurse or being native tear was not something that was foreign to me and especially like reading comics my dad was a huge reader so didn't matter if you know i was going out reading comics he was like yeah he got something because you can read and it's awesome you know i mean this stuff it

but yeah i feel the same way i've always felt like spock was a kindred spirit yeah that's one of the things for me with spock is that he's both feeling with not being vulcan and not i'm not being human enough and i've always felt that one aspect of native the native experience not being native enough because you can't speak your own language but not being white enough because you're so different everybody else so it's like i don't know anderson why there aren't more nicci people like native people into star trek i felt like the only one for a long time when i was a kid. but what i'm going to ask the two. like i did i felt that we would like you know my dad was just like a super cycle i think and and so it was i think it was this wonderful precedent that was set in our household is like being native nurture being native tear was not something that was foreign to me and especially like reading comics like that was a huge reader so didn't matter if you know i was going out reading comics it was like you know you got something because you're going to read and that's awesome and you know

officials after that country froze the assets of two turkish ministers earlier this week the route was spock's when turkey detained a us past a working in the country on allegations of terrorism and espionage. u.s. secretary of state michael meyers pressure should be applied to ensure north korea is sticking to its pledge of denuclearization met briefly with his north korean counterpart three young hole at a security forum in singapore now despite the smiles phone player says the u.s. would take any violation of u.n. sanctions seriously. new zealand's prime minister just in the end and has returned to work after six weeks of maternity she's arrived back in the capital well into the long with her daughter will be allowed to cuddle in the parliamentary chamber and is only the second world leader to have given birth while in office off to pakistan's benazir bhutto. corson's government says it's deeply concerned by the violence following zimbabwe's election and what it calls the disproportionate response by the security forces at least six people died after troops opened fire on a demonstration on

in the course of the fire hasn't yet been determined or thought seasons equal can usually assume to spock from a passing train had ignited drive vegetation but they later said on the courses were also being considered final fighters no say the blaze is under control but the important high speed rail link between cologne and frankfurt is still out of service officials say it's unclear when it will be reopened. and a quick reminder of that top story we're following for you a court has delivered its verdict in a trial that shot germany a mother and her partner and sexually abused her song and made them available to pedophiles on the dark net she's been jailed for twelve and a half years for male partner is going to prison for twelve years you're watching the news live from berlin for all of us here in berlin thanks for the company will be back at the top of the hour with more world. as long as. you know the banks. and so watch the language of the bank. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for my.

officials after that country froze the assets of to turkish ministers earlier this week the route was spock's when turkey detained a us past a working in the country and allegations of terrorism and espionage. chinese artist and political activist i way way says his studio in beijing is being demolished by chinese authorities i posted a video on his instagram account of an excavator demolishing a wall spread an outspoken critic of chinese government policy he moved to germany in twenty fifty. questions government says it's deeply concerned by violence following his involved ways election and the disproportionate response by security forces at least six people died after troops opened fire on a demonstration on wednesday staged a protest against alleged vote rigging by president and mrs. today more than twenty members of the main opposition party appeared in court in harare charged with inciting violence at the rally. marched into court to face charges of inciting public violence dozens of members of the opposition movement for democratic change who were arrested at the party headquarters poli

officials off to that country first the assets of two turkish ministers earlier this week the round was spock's when turkey detained a u.s. pasta working in the country on allegations of terrorism and espionage. amazon has begun removing products with nazi symbolism from its online store the decision comes off the amazon was criticized for allowing sales by third parties and right wing paraphernalia i was in says it's blokes several said accounts and reviewing the status of others and this is regulations bound policies from selling products that promote hatred violence or racial and sexual intolerance. you support our until today has been looking at this story in detail. was and says that it's removed the offending items so story over actually i don't think it is i mean yes to amazon's credit they removed many of the offending items many of the nazi propaganda that paraphernalia that was brought up however just with a cursory review of their store today i was able to find dozens and dozens of books that still openly called for well the introduction of the neo nazi ideology throughout the world

he was a brit was a landscape designer who inspired by english landscape gardens created prominent spock. principles in vision the virgin's park with hoards water hills. and pyramids as a reminder of his travels abroad. give resided in this six traficant lee furnished palace. today visitors can explore the prince's former apollo. blue salo. bedroom. breakfast. i'm library all rooms have been painstakingly refurbished most of the palace is still preserved in its original state today. my tour takes me to the small town of schlep say there are fewer tourists here giving me the chance to experience a more quiet side displayed. one of the town's main attractions is the. biden or willow dome the pavilion regularly hosts events such as lectures exhibitions and of course weddings. and meeting gone though the air here. he's going to teach me how to steer a traditional split vote. near the moorings he shows me the basic technique and then we head over to a quiet branch of this play with less traffic. and this is one of the greatest jobs anyone could get you're always outside in nature of course th

and that's why you called spock prescribe ten days worth of antibiotics for free. and now the swelling in her foot has gone down whether the bacteria entered the womb through scratching or the mosquito transmitted them it's unclear the mosquito saliva plays a big role in determining how irritating its bites are and it can vary widely. why there are more reactions in some years than in others likely depends on the composition of the saliva changing from year to year no one knows why it could be climate or weather changes. another guess many mosquito bites become infected if farmers use liquid manure on their fields the mosquitoes come into contact with the fecal matter and when they bite aggressive microbes enter the womb. that something new about god knows believes last year his hand swelled up so massively for two days after being bitten by a mosquito that it didn't look like his own hand anymore. if. and i couldn't move it any more not even my fingers then i went to the hospital and the pain was excruciating i felt my hand would explode to monaghan plotzed. apart

power comes from the familiar gasoline powered boxer engine subaru discontinued spock's or diesel the four cylinder units two point five liter displacement produces two hundred thirty five new meters maximum torque that propose the outback from zero to one hundred kilometers per hour and ten point two seconds. top speed is one hundred ninety eight kilometers per hour average fuel economy is seven point three liters of fuel per one hundred kilometers just cycle from he doesn't find the one hundred twenty one kilowatt engine especially exciting perhaps aside from his cooperation with the continuously variable transmission was seven simulated speeds it's enough to get him where he's going but not exactly thrilling to be engine has a particular filter and meets the future year zero six and the temp emission standards have to go up over sixty ten. but what about the alternative drive options for instance the all electric version. you have i'm not side with subaru has until two thousand and twenty before the limits for c o two emissions pose a problem and they've got the alternative drives

spock's going to play the cubans resent keep the renaissance as chance kept the first half scoreless if. we got the job done in the second half yeah we're happy about the about the hosts got another penalty after the break when alexander drug if it felt like he had no house the be the must have months hunted into the corner of the bank lot that make their presence felt this season the only thing by little quiz since i know it's an off the beaten pilot because and to nail on the first day gives a lot of confidence. we don't need to be a fright. next about the book like that and we've struggled against in recent years after this performance and showing this kind of an action and driving it will be hard to bail and i'm going to shatter my lot but put in the performance to back up the claim my of the i sank at the moment but i was already looking better than a nice place finish with up the former powerhouse to get more prominently in this season i don't know my mom has made it when you miss a penalty you have to pick yourself up and show the lay of the month just think it was a big state

coalition as strike more than fifty people died in last week's attack forty of them children the strikes spock's an international outcry to calls for an independent investigation ahmed out of reports from neighboring djibouti. falzon sultan did the funerals a convoy of vehicles fitted to the bodies from the moment yes nicking through the streets of the city the stronghold but the coffins draped in green were laid out of the square in the city portraits of the victims lined up on the ground head of a special prayer for the dead were a good. idea then i mean as well as yes as the mourners shelter slogans again so that every year and who they say is its biggest ally and supply the united states these people have come from various parts of the country to give a proper sendoff to those who died in the latest sodium to coalition strike. security was tight at the ceremony which was up tended by several high ranking officials the funerals was supposed to take place on saturday but well postponed due to security fears the children want to tunning from a school some are calm but when their boss top of the

this is one that one of the things me because again the cold war mentality i mean again it's always spock aged in some western media that this is correct this is so wrong you know so we have to judge countries actions and leaders directives case per case you know you're going to everything us that is correct or you can oppose or say everything the u.s. is wrong so we need more objective but the reality is. you know media tries to give the facts but also leans towards their world view so this is where social media and direct communication comes in unfortunately it's sometimes called fake news is sometimes is but it's sometimes actually a different world view package just fine. fake news by powerful people now i know that russian particularly is interested in marketing its nuclear power and transferring the expertise to the and to the philippines i wonder is that something that may be adventurous to you particularly the nuclear energy issue from what i understand it's quite a contentious subject in your country we are interested in everything that they saw russia and we hope that we can int

prime minister didn't plan this event or more the it is also sixteen this is canada and the arctic spock of that region where the scenery is fifty five still long still summer and the event in india and across south asia what makes this one so exceptional and deadly. united are you know canada in particular is really no stranger to greatness you know it's located on the southwestern edge which means it's the first state usually to see very selfless on the scene and get in the u.t.c.'s heavy waves throughout the entire month of september but this is really not an exception but what missing this time is something we just learned it's unprecedented it's really simple as you said it's been called the worst floods it has in chile and you know environmentalists in india are seeing some of the must see that you know this is fun she also a man beat and mt mother does something to heal what pointing fingers he was he got a sense of the warning that might lead to scattered out in large parts of the state he said that has made the soil not unstable and lead to the kind of student and they also poin

markets let's go over to sophie szymanski she's on wall street for us tonight so if we could this spock and oil crisis well i would say that depends on how serious iran as i'm blocking the strait of hormuz they have threatened to close it and that's done that previously and the strait of hormuz is the crucial conduit for global energy supplies and a narrow passage in the persian gulf to send its head the movement of some thirty to thirty five percent of the world maritime all three so now the conflict around iran has gained momentum after the reimposed tension fell. through on the most of our choosing a very strong and bold way here very strong gestures and that could definitely lead to an escalation and u.s. officials say that the u.s. assesses that the exercise and the strait as partly being held in response to rising with henri crumby way so some do saying this is wrong targeting the united states as an answer to these new imposed sanctions and terrorists well as you said they've made the threat before it's a very strong bargaining chip that they do have but what's the likelihood tha

right that this is one of the things me because again the cold war mentality i mean again it's always spock aged in some western media that this is correct this is so wrong in. so we have to judge country's actions and lead there said the wreck dave's case per case you know you're going to everything the us the historic or you can oppose or say everything the u.s. is wrong so we need more objective but the reality is. you know media tries to give the facts but also leans. their world view so this is where social media and direct communication comes in unfortunately it's sometimes called fake news is sometimes is but it's sometimes actually a different world view packaged as fake news by powerful people now i know that russian particularly is interested in marketing its nuclear power and transfer the expertise to the and to the philippines i wonder is that something that may be of interest to you particularly the nuclear energy issue from what i understand it's quite a contentious subject in your country we are interested in everything that they saw russia and we hope that we can interest ru

but on the far smaller scale we spoke to swedish democratic campaign kent a chorale whose party is spock's control the city over its anti immigration stance he says people are starting to realize his country is not as safe as they thought. the situation in sweden who started this shit piled in the international arena when people suddenly realize whoops sweden is not a nice little country thought it was but now realize what the hell happened to sweden and so this has been on for a long time and we have made your arse and wired many you i just saw sense of just ticks that. arson. in cars with intent. has gone up from twelve to thirty percent from one hundred sixty seven to one thousand five hundred cases a year or something and i mean it's been going up in actual numbers to. a military intelligence compound has been attacked in the afghan capital kabul two gunmen have been killed by security forces officers finally took control of the building from where the gunmen had been firing at the compound nearby university was also placed on lockdown no group has yet claimed responsibility for the at

the balcony and graffiti that spring up in boston lona has spock's online anger with people pointing out that this year alone six people have died performing the stunt most of them were from britain or ireland. the u.k. foreign office has warned against and gauging in the practice and the majority of accidents that victims have been drunk and lost their balance we got reaction from tourists in barcelona thankfully it seems we are we being too oh so i am out. i hate it when there is no sir like many messages very violent like me against tourists i guess the same in amsterdam like they want to have the city for over may know whats important to maintain jobs to make some money out of the worst word and i think you should get some kind of text like can i have this money to restore your that is not comfortable for i am happy to listen if you are so nice to see thats just so old and do so much and it should be accepted. for and for the most should believe aggressive things to escape this is the main source of it. but not something that just. was thinking which. if i would live here and i w

trumps not spock iran sanctions aiming to change not topple tehran officials say now this is interesting terror and present it imagine rouhani steps back u.s. sanctions aiming to change not topple washington yeah it could be a symmetry. but i'm not sure we'll see that what's really going on here is the spokespeople in the white house are trying to reassure the world that donald trump's not trying to break international convention and law by has horribly law a regime that's violated the terms of the j.c.b. trying to convince us it's not that bad but what's what's really quite engaging about this story is the fact he's now imposing or threatening to pose sanctions on europe for. imposing sanctions on the wrong trade or with the a bunch of already in the house but it's a second trade war with the e.u. about something else so what chance to side to do here is bearing in mind that they've got relatively small trade with iran about one tenth of what the european union has is saying i'm willing to sacrifice that to really show i'm tough on iran at the same time if you step out of line european

night, congressional historians richard baker and ray spock. >> one of the questions i hear people asking all the time, is this the most uncivil time in history? >> it has to be close. if i picked another. , figures leading up to the civil war. there are a lot of senators who cheered on. >> is a broadway musical about the shooting of alexander hamilton. he was shot by the sitting vice president of the united states. that is pretty dramatic. we've had terrible political times. >> was one brawl in 1858 before the civil war that had 80 members rolling around on the floor fighting with another. one of the members who had away , one of the members pulled his wood off. some real skill, he scalped him. that was enough levity to stop the fight. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. next, kenneth s greenberg abouts that -- a class honor in antebellum south. he explains what actions would've of given the most offense during this. as well as the rules that disputes. his classes about an hour and 10 minutes. -- class is about an hour and 10 minutes. class topic for today's is about honor a

and a bunch of other things that are mainstream even doctor spock. a lot of these and that would be completely debunked as junk science. kinsey was a weirdo. he filmed his students having sex in his addict -- attic and he massaged his data in a way but yet he is constantly sided as a mainstream scientist as somebody who changed america's conception of what was normal sexuality did has gotten very little attention in the years that have gone by that it was not true. >> this is timely because of the nomination of judge kavanaugh. and all the hysteria over row v wade and if they could endure halfway to half free but if it were overturned is there a federal or state level? >> yes. i agree in all likelihood headed into an era i'm not sure we would ever see which is congress and the state legislatures and the people make tough decisions rather than handing it off to nine lawyers in the supreme court to say you do it. that is very healthy thing for our country and democracy. there will be plenty of republicans who will be cowards of jell-o campaigning and f

don't know what they talked about see the out of office he well but it was very important tour bus dr spock and gordon is was it betters most of us who we use our own ships or bus reach to does uncle from boarding earth or and well he's called we can leave now it's called as we can drive to munich now on. let's go for a walk. she always waited for his calls and counted on him or galvin's in if he hadn't called she would have been very sad but the calls always came it is no wasn't soon because. if a brown rarely drove to munich any more since her hometown had been bombed the future appeared so bleak to her that she dictated her last will and testament on october twenty sixth one thousand nine hundred four leaving all she possessed to her family. of mention before and after the bombs had started falling on munich she realized the end was near. yet it's remarkable that a thirty two year old woman wrote her last will and testament basically declaring that she was certain she would die together with hitler and knocking on. about dom it's clear she wanted to die with him no matter where guns are

. >> that was bloomberg spock ego -- that was bloomberg's sake ego -- we care from chuck robbins aboutpany's transformation grade bloomberg. >> in its latest earnings results, cisco to a bit of a victory lap. thechuck robbins discuss results with birch jon ferro. a good quarter. i think the strategy is working. growth very balanced. the transition we talked about continues to take hold with our business continuing to grow. we have a lot of things happening, so if you look at our performance, we have clearly driven a significant amount of innovation. our teams have done an amazing job. now, we obviously have some dynamics with the rising dollar. we have some uncertainty in countries. those are things we don't necessarily control, but right now, things feel pretty good. >> we're going to talk about the transition in a moment. you bring up the u.s. dollar. it is -- is it something you have hedged? we have gone through this at various times. have a set that our teams deploy and then we typically come out the other side. it is something we have dealt with. our teams know how to handle it. t

kinsey report, the height report, a whole bunch bunch of other thing that were mainstream, even doctor spock, a lot of these things have been -- if they came out now they would be completely debunked as junk science. keynesy was a weirdow. who filmed his students having sex in his attic, and was into some very strange things himself. so and he used the -- massaged the data in a very dishonest way, and so -- but yet he is constantly cited as a mainstream scientist and somebody who changed america's conception of what was normal sexuality, and it's gotten very little attention in the years that have gone by, that it was not true. >> this question is someone timely because of the nomination of justice -- or judge kavanagh, soon to be justice, and all the hysteria about roe v. wade. lincoln said the nation could not endure half slave and half free but if roe v. wade were overturned is there a way to states would sort this out? be some federal level and some at the state level? >> yes. i think in all likelihood that we are headed into an era that i wasn't sure i would ever see, which is that the

peck has been tapped as spock for the second season of "star trek: discovery" on cbs all access.h 32-year-old is the grandson of gregory peck. ♪[ music ] >>> marilu henner is back on broadway in her new musical getting the band back together. the actress says live theater is her passion. >> this is my first love by far because i love being in present time. >> reporter: she plays a mother who helps her son get back together with her old band. that's your "eye on entertainment." danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> now at 4 minutes before 6:00, search-and-rescue teams remain on the scene of a bridge collapse that killed more than 2 dozen people in italy. what investigators think may have caused the disaster. >> reporter: some sidewalks and streets in san francisco have gotten so dirty that mayor breed has put in a new poop patrol. we'll tell you about it next. through the rubble of a 3- thousand foot bridge that suddenly gave way... rning more abo >>> a grim search in italy as emergency crews sift through the rubble of a 3,000-foot bridge that suddenly gave way. >> we ar

misses long spock runs the bandage department and he says infusing the arts into the curriculum daily makes a big difference for the kids. >> i have kids that might be feeling meth or might be doing really poor in their english class and they come in and say i actually be successful at this pforming arts? >> yes. i'm going to be doing drama. >> reporter: it gives you a little bit of time to just have a break. >> reporter: and have a little fun? >> yes. >> ♪ is eight -- >> reporter: a little snippet of the hoover middle school orchestra. living in san jose on a teachers wage. we will talk about some of the sacrifices the teachers make financially to teach these kids. i talked to the principal yesterday and a lot of them have to commute from far away because, let's face it, housing in san jose is ridiculous. it is over $1 million a home. we will talk about that and much more coming up in our second-- in our 7:00 hour. until then. >>> a new school year is starting in parkland florida. that's were 17 people were killed in a shooting rampage last february. there are extra security measures

spock. a lot of these things have been shown. if they were to come out now, they would be completely debunked as junk science. kinsey was a weirdo who filmed his students having sex in his father and was into some very strange things himself. and he massaged his data in a very dishonest way. that yet, he is constantly cited as a mainstream scientists is somebody who changed america's conception of what was normal sexuality and it's gotten very little attention in the years that have gone by but it was not true. >> this question is somewhat timely because of the nomination of judge kavanagh, soon to be just as another hysteria we've heard about, roe v. wade. lincoln said that the nation half slave and half free, but if roe v. wade were overturned, is there a way states would sort this out? some federal level and at the state level. >> yes. i think in all likelihood that i wasn't sure i would ever see, which is that in the legislatures and the people have to make some tough decisions rather than handing it off to nine letters in th

of low rainfall and high heat have left the netherlands struggling with a water shortage for long spock explains. with more than half their country below sea level the dutch have spent centuries mastering the technique of keeping the water out this summer however they find themselves running dry the netherlands like most of northern europe is experiencing a heat wave persistent high temperatures combined with a lack of rain have resulted in a record breaking drought but unlike other countries it's not a shortage of drinking water that worries people here the most important task in times of droughts rests upon the shoulders of the local dike or flood barrier inspectors. was entering new work at a gala i saw in a line where he had the lowest point in the netherlands checking on the dikes which are vulnerable to drought. during a drought the dikes can dry out causing them to become weaker and less capable of holding back the water. holding although the soil is now so dry that a single shower won't do it will really need two weeks of rainfall to bring the dikes back to strength the dike a h

central to that effort he has dedicated his entire life to protecting elephants in tanzania has sent a spock have a look. at gerald from tanzania has spent most of his life trying to protect wildlife this year he won the german africa prize and i want presented by the german africa foundation two outstanding individuals who have dedicated themselves to social causes in africa. i'm actually happy and very proud to be have been part. of the many who is contribution is responsible for this safe status of biodiversity in tanzania big group is doing the rounds in salou wildlife park as the human population has risen in tanzania people and wildlife have had to compete for land and food but for elephants in particular they ease another threat poaching. email. and said it. was ravaged by touching and you could see. that had been mowed down by rifle fire almost everywhere so it was a very challenging period and my disposable was to work with everybody i could get on that porch and tied around. but it hasn't been easy missing equipment a lack of financial support from the government and poor infrastru

when brian's not there, you can see spock's station. you can tell i'm glowing still.k city, boston, montreal, albany, and you are looking for a weekend trip, this is a day trip, if not a weekend for you. >> i'm in. >> if you are looking for a weekend trip, you can spend a good ten minutes there. >> a two-hour tour. the hard part is it's up in the middle of nowhere. you've got to drive three hours to albany and turn left. >> how are the other people on the tour with you. >> there was nobody there. i felt like it was a trap for nerds. i can't capture the wonder of it. you drive through the forest for like two hours. go into this old grocery store, and all of a sudden, it's everything i've dreamed about since the 1980s. >> the enterprise is whizzing by. >> you know, the whizzing, the warp drive sound effect is really what's driving this home. >> i was making fun of it being a ten-minute tour. >> william shatner was there in may where it was like $1,000 a tickle and the place was packed for that. >> the place sold out? >> sadly, my significant other doesn't love me enough

you can see spock's station. you guys can tell, i'm glowing still. new york city, boston, montreal, albany, and you are looking for a weekend trip, this is a day trip if not a weekend for you. >> i am in. >> if you are looking for a weekend trip, you can spend a good ten minutes there. >> a big two-hour tour. the hard part is, it's up in the middle of nowhere. 200 miles from new york city. >> how are the other people on tour with you? >> i was on the tour all by myself. >> nobody else. >> i went up there and felt like i was catfished for nerds, like it was a bait to steal my wallet. and you really -- i can't capture the wonder of it. you drive through the forest for two hours. you go into this old grocery store, and all of a sudden, it's everything i dreamed about since the 1980s. >> that enterprise. keeps whizzing by. >> the whizzing, the warp sound effect. >> i was making fun of the ten minute tour. but william shatner has been there. >> shatner's been there. you have to go in august for trek conderoga where they're going to have carl urban who pla

. >> you play a good spock. >> thanks. >> you and leonard nimoy were friends? >> very good friends.you play the part, too? >> he did, yeah. >> what did he say? >> the role opposite one another in a time jump. he was incredibly supportive always and i never would have imagined that our connection would be so strong personally, you know. it was such a creative bond, but then he really became a dear, dear friend. >> congrats, your last run on boys in the band on broadway. >> one more show. crazy. feels like we were just here yesterday talking about the beginning of the experience. now it's coming to an end. >> got anything else in the hopper coming up? >> i'm going to take a trip out of town first. >> take a break. >> excited about everything that lies ahead. >> i'm sure you'll be back. >> i hope so. always good to see you. >> what did you say? >> zachary. >> i said zachary! >> you did not. >> i did! >> name changed to jackary. >> roll the tape! >> thank you, zachary, catch "in search of" tonight on history channel. first this is "today" on nbc. i did say california phones offers free

and that's why you are called spock prescribed ten days worth of antibiotics for for. and now the swelling in her foot has gone down whether the bacteria entered the womb through scratching or the mosquito transmitted them is unclear the mosquito saliva plays a big role in determining how irritating its bites are and it can very well. why there are more reactions in some years than in others likely depends on the composition of the saliva changing from year to year no one knows why it could be climate or weather changes but. another guess many mosquito bites become infected if farmers use liquid manure on their fields the mosquitoes come into contact with the fecal matter and when they bite aggressive microbes enter the womb. that something new about god believes last year his hand swelled up so massively for two days after being bitten by a mosquito that it didn't look like his own hand anymore. it's. such a gigantic fat. and i couldn't move it any more not even my fingers when i went to the hospital when the pain was excruciating so i thought my heart would explode t

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sales dropped, so did the spock because of recent change in the gun policy can't buy a gun at dick'sgood if you're under 21, and buy assault rifle. our next guest went to investor meeting a couple months ago to confront executives about the gun policy. david is with us. thanks for coming on the show. i want you to tell us what happened at that shareholder meeting. >> for a long time the corporate left has become the muscle for the political left. and i went to the shareholder meeting for dick's sporting goods to confront them, they made a very political decision to stop selling guns at a chain that is known for hunting accessories. and they were very up happy that i was bringing up the fact that their sales have been down ever since they made the decision to do so in late february. and ever since, they have been losing money. and the ceo, when i cop fronted him about it, he just, he dug in. the company has dug in and decided that they're going to continue this policy, and i believe it is going to hurt the company and hurt us as shareholders. >> why are you still a shareholder. >> wel

i think he did spock wasn't there, i guess. maybe it doesn't work on vulcans. right?> i wasn't listening. >> i know. >> thanks -- i said shatner must have talked to someone about eternal youth when he was on one of those travels to different worlds, brought this back with him. >> i think vulcans do have -- >> he's dead already >> that was an unusual circumstance, because he got stuck in the -- he gave up his life to save the rest of the crew you don't watch star trek enough >> i'm talking about leonard nim nimoy. >> i know. the united states latest round of tariffs on chinese goods kicking in overnight drawing immediate retaliation from beijing. the ufrs .s. imposing tariffs $2 billion worth of goods the chinese retaliating. when does the delegation get here >> they're already here. >> how are they doing? >> didn't stop this. >> didn't stop it. they're described as low to mid level. >> the president himself said he doesn't have high expectations >> that's lowering expectations. >> could be. >> what about nafta? is that done >> u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross says

please stay tuned to fox news channel and the spock station for continuing coverage of the story.in new york. president trump terminating nafta and like negotiating a new deal with mexico, calling it a big day for trader. president trump calling at the u.s.-mexico trade agreement, and that's the name he's using saying he wants to get rid of the name nafta because it has bad connotations. as for canada, we will see if they are part of this deal. the mexican president joined by speakerphone in the oval office there. >> presidential phone call. >> president trump congratulated him and the mexican people on this deal. and by the way, dowell continues to surge to new highs of the day, now of 263 points. >> some specifics, 2.5% tariff could go to 25% and we will have more on this throughout the day. that's it for us, outnumbered starts right now. >> the president making a major announcement from the oval office and the u.s. and mexico have reached an understanding that could lead to an overhaul of the north american free trade agreement. a name that president trump doesn't even want to

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