spoon the u.s.overnment recently established diplomatic relations with cuba but all is not well in that communist paradise. recent official that said that six diplomats came in with mysterious illnesses that are believed to be for a hidden sonic device. in response, diplomats have been expelled from the united states. now the washington beacon reports that the attacks were more frequent and affected far more diplomats than had been reported. susan crabtree is a writer, lieutenant colonel scott is a veteran of special forces, they will join us tonight. this is an amazing story, susan, i don't think most people are aware of this. give us the outline of exactly what happened. >> last week we discovered that the state department finally admitted that six diplomats, worsening u.s. personnel, had come down with some sort of mysterious symptoms involving hearing loss to begin with. there are other symptoms, too, that we have learned about, they were pinpointing this as happening late last year in their res

i thanked the spoon for being a spoon and finished my stew. does one get through a difficult time? how does the sun properly mourn his mother? it helps to run the errands to get done. i washed that spoon, dried it and put it back in the drawer, but i did it consciously, paying attention to my hands, my wrists and the feel of steel against my finger tips. then my wife drove us back home to seattle where i wrote this poem about ordinary grief. thank you poem for being a poem. thank you paper and ink for being paper and ink. thank you desk for being a desk. thank you mother for being my mother. thank you for your imperfect love that almost worked. it mostly worked or partly worked. it was almost enough. >> okay. let me get myself together here. why was your mother's love imperfect? >> like many native american women now and in the past she was a target for all sorts of violence and oppression and racism and misogyny. i think the pain she endured growing up prevented her from being able to fully express her love and being able to fully trust the w

using the power of his mind as he bends that spoon. blame your brain because -- >> your brain takes shortcuts and makes assumptions, like this spoon is one piece. >> you have programmed yourself to assume it's one spoon. >> neuroscientists call this a modal completion. between what you see and what you believe is a gap. >> he's going to teach us a trick you might be able to do on your mate. >> dribble down, say stop here and you would remember this card. little bit of a shuffle and i should be able to get your card to rise out of the middle of the deck. >> ooh. and there it rises, like magic. >> how does he do that? that was my card. that's the one he gave me. >> actually you're right. >> magicians manipulate your memory, because your card did not come out of the middle of the deck. it came from the top of the deck. >> so you're wondering how did he get your card to the top of the deck in. >> i took 52 decks and removed the 4 of clubs from each of them and loaded them. i showed you the first few cards, and from there, you extrapolated

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and musical guest, spoon. featuring jon batiste and stay human. now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephenbe colrt! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you very much! hey, what's going on my friends? welcome to the "late show" everybody, i'm your host, stephen colbert. i am feeling blessed tonight, thanks to one man: white house communications director and guy ordering a martini at scaramucci. the mooch! the mooch! i was worried when sean spicer left, that the communications office of the white house would lose some flavah. little did i know that he was going to be replaced by a guy who serves up very spicy quotes. we played this last night, but i just want seconds. >> what i don't like about washington is, people do not let you know how they feel. they're very nice to your face, and then they take a shiv or a machete and they stab it in your back. i don't like it. i'm a wall street guy, and i'm more of a front stabbing person. >> stephen: yeah, he would never stab

i got a towel. >> that's fine. >> now we need spoons. >> yes, some spoons. in the 20 years of this show. >> stop it. >> van all? >> yes. >> van all ice cream? >> now, off to our intern's left there, from camden, to almost la will land, special performance by a local group, how many, how many people are over there? >> quartet. >> oh, a quartet. yes, featured in la-la land, they'll be at the kimmel, we will tell you where you can hear this great quartet coming up. >> and then we have an update on matt the possom. we first told but this possom yesterday. he was living out on our patio for a little while. he left. >> he has a new home? >> yes. >> matt the possom, an update, after the break. >> 9:23, breaking news in north philadelphia. steve, what do you have? >> mike first of all say off the bat big fans of the philly police. we doesn't be do this live shot if a police officer wasn't involved. this is off duty police officer taken in suspected of drunken driving at 5:30 after a multi-vehicle accident here on oxford street in north philadelphia, the jeep is a ha

alejandro: in a cell phone, you can have something like a spoonful.ld have maybe 10 to 15 kilos of lithium. ♪ ashlee: it is the nearby andes mountains that make these mines possible. over millions of years, minerals from the mountains leech into the ground. then they collect together and form huge salt beds, rich in lithium, sulfate, potassium, and boron. companies like s.q.m. pump water up through the beds and store the mineral-rich liquid in large ponds. from there, it is up to the sun to do its thing, and evaporate away the water, leaving the minerals and salt behind. and nowhere evaporates better than chile. alejandro: now we are heading to the first part of the pond operation. ♪ ashlee: there are a lot of ponds. those are pretty. alejandro: this is the first pond. you can see the salt forming on the surface. ashlee: it's going to be crazy, because you already have the harsh heat and cold, and then you have all this salt just blowing around. alejandro: the pickup trucks suffer a lot, but the other equipment, we made them from a special steel that

. >> matching spoons on their arms, that's the ink paris and macaulay got done in l.a. on saturday.porting a clean cut look and that's the tattoo on his arm. paris has more than 50 all over her body. no explanation on what the spoon means to them, but they are said to represent a struggle with chronic elness. we know his godfather spends a lot of time with his god daughter, posting pedicures and just hanging out. >>> next up, kevin hart is taking on the new york city marathon. >> running a full marathon in 2:25. that type of race, it inspired me to get my own. >> he is talking about the kenyan marathoner, the hard core made his announcement via instagram on saturday. >> i got little legs but a big heart. >> if he completes it, he'll join ryan reynolds, katie holmes, and shouldn't be too tough, right? >> 24 miles, right? i'm about to eat it up. >> and finally, liam helpsworth and rebel wilson share a passionate lip lock. no, he is not leaving miley. liam kissing rebel on the set of their new movie. the kiss in the rain. very romantic, except for that green screen. rebel who recreptly

swooned between spoonfuls ofofbo lemon sorbet i was boorish, delivery and flame.how could i count my blessings when i didn't know their names. back when everything was still to come, walk dot everywhere. i gave my promise to the world and the world followed me here. you are watching the tv on c-span2 in primetime, television for serious readers. tonight, he looks back at some of the stops on the c-span cities to tour. cameron was without a doubt thet most talented political machine builder, the most talented politician of his generation. and if people talk about the age of andrew jackson that in many t ways we taught that the age of cameron and this is a man whose political skills were undeniable

i caught my breath and swooned between spoonfuls of lemon sorbet how could i count my blessings when i didn't know their names? back when everything was still to come, walk it out everywhere. i gave my promise to the world and the world followed me here.

i caught my breath and swooned between spoonfuls of lemon sorbet how could i count my blessings when i didn't know their names? back when everything was still to come, walk it out everywhere. i gave my promise to the world and the world followed me here. you are watching book tv on c-span2 in prime time, television for serious readers. tonight, a look back at some of our stops on our c-span city tour. >> this is the most talented and important political theater in american history that people have not heard of. he was without a doubt the most talented political machine builder, the most talented politician

. >> this on a spoon knocks me out. >> a man making marvelous marmalades. >> and goat yoga anyone?h, it's a thing. >> hi everyone and welcome to fyi philly. >> we are at maison 208, a new spot in midtown from former top chef contestant sylva senat. >> and it's the city's only restaurant with a retractable roof. >> oooh. >> so, let's check out how it works and savor some other new dining options. >> another one in the city and one on the waterfront in ridley township. >> stingers waterfront at ridley marina is located on darby creek right off the delaware river.

the spoon has to be set on the table at supper time.n. >> this year lyubov turned 66 years old. she still keeps her pointe shoes as a cherished memento. it's july 30th, the grand opening day of the festival. valerie, the festival's artistic direor, holds a press conference. >> translator: tickets have just about sold out. we've never seen ticket sales like this in vladivostok. everything about this festival from the ticket sales to audience interest and to the number of performances is on an unprecedented scale. of course, our costs were commensurate with the scale of the event as well. >> the festival opens with the opera, "betrothal in a monastery." it was the personal choice in celebration of the 105th anniversary of the composer's birth. there wasn't an empty seat in the hall. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> translator: i loved everything about the performance. today was a day i had been waiting for for a long time. the theater is fabulous. it is a memorable day for us residing in the far east. >> day two of the festival. in commemoration of russian nav

spoon yeah, yeah. yeah. go ahead. >> china is not in such a great position.herefore, nuclear powers on the border, india, pakistan, north korea, they are not always predictable, do they really want another two with japan and south korea? we have to introduce that. i don't think china would like south korea talking way north korea does about that -- >> laura: what would china do, victor, if the shoe were on the other foot and it was a south korea leader who was threatening with the same table for us what north korea is doin doing? do you think they would -- yeah. >> no, they would put up with that. we know they would do. they are in dispute right now and they are talking as north korea does. they are furious. and we have to get their attention. it is also a reminder, by the way, that deterrence is very hard to achieve and it is squandered very easily. the last eight years when we had redlines and step-over lines and deadlines that didn't mean anything and withdrawing from iraq precipitously, letting the straggly islands must take hold, people got the wrong imp

and they see that the spoons and the postcards and porcelain are doing very, very well. and the house of seven gables and the kind of colonial revival movement here in salem seems to be both during the architecture on one side, and then there's the commercial exploitation of witchcraft on the other. and they seem to be -- you have them in sync. i see them more battling, but maybe i just want to see it that way. the way that my prism, my window into this period -- because, again, i'm not an american historian. i'm an english historian. i really focused a lot on the photographer and writer frank cousins. who was an amazing photographer. mcintyre scholar. he was also an entrepreneur. so he was somebody that represents both sides of this. he was a businessman, and he was also an academic scholar, and a photographer, and very much a preservationist. i really think he was salem's first prominent preservationist. in his work, i can see both sides, you know. the scholar looks at mcintyre and the architecture, the work that he does documenting every house in salem -- beautiful ph

each other so they can pack even more inside. [ laughter and applause ] i'll be the inner spoon.s right. the mta wants to remove seats from trains to fit more people. even worse, southwest airlines heard that and said, "that's a a great idea. can we do that?" and you go, "no. you can't do that on a plane." [ laughter and applause ] and finally, i saw that a woman in texas bought a $300 vacuum from target, but got home and realized the box contained of chili. [ light laughter ] or as that's known over at walmart, a gift basket. there you guys go. [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: guys, we have got a a great show tonight. he stars in the new movie, "detroit." john boyega is here, you guys. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we'll talk about that movie. that is a -- wow, that movie. oh, my goodness. and the roots wrote a song. you have a song on the sound track. >> tariq: yeah. >> jimmy: and it is beautiful. [ cheers and applause ] beautiful song. plus, from the popular yout

>> do you have purr it over the back of this spoon. to let it really float gently on to the surface. >> here careful. >> gentle. here comes a liquid eclipse. >> ahh. >> oh, god. >> you got it, you got it. >> oops. >> it is forgiving. >> so, it is not mixing with the tank reason. >> as long as you're in the glass, it is for giving. isn't that crazy? because they're different densities. >> yes. >> again, not science experiment to do with kids, but fun for the grownups after they've gone out. >> look at that. >> it separated. >> can we show the other shot so we can see the layer? >> how did you discover that? do you drink a lot of vodka. >> i actually do, but his is a recipe, a lot of layered cocktails out there, so you google layered cocktails, finds a lot of fun things, i thought this was perfect for the eclipse it has a nice yellow tone then black, the sun, the moon, the shadow, perfect. >> you're fabulous. >> thank you so much. >> you guys. >> where is the party then since you already have the supplies? >> i'll come back here, i'm thr

. >> can you hand me a spoon? this is a very convenient drawer. we will make a little bit of a bed on the bottom for the tune. -- tune -- tuna and we put it on top. we have some fennel seeds and caramelized fennel. that is something you can make way ahead and he did operate before you plate and it's a great combination of flavors and it's a really cool thing you can use with vegetables on hand. there we go. >> oh my gosh. >> [ laughter ] >> oh my gosh. that's good. away your shot" to see the hit broadway show in san francisco.. don't worry. you'll have another chance. >>> hamilton fans, you are going to love this. if you thruway your shot to see it, you'll have another chance. the show will return to san francisco in early 2019. details on tickets will be announced at a later date. >> i might go back and see it again. >> i think i will maybe see it for the first time. thanks for joining us. hope you enjoy your afternoon. stay cool if you are inland. ♪ >> brooke: another successful spencer summit. >> bill: we raised a ton of money for charity. >> b

. >> you have to spoon feed this -- like with a really small spoon feed this president.t barack obama, he was editor-in-chief at the harvard law review. bill clinton was a road scholar. and so this president does not consume information or analyze information in that fashion. and i love the timing of this piece because here we are, again, writing these kinds of john kelly saves the day type pieces and, oh, my god, the white house is changing. john kelly's been there and we had a very poor response from charlottesville. he's been there. we had the press conference from charlottesville. he's been there and we had the president today tweeting -- retweeting himself, standing in front of barack obama in the fashion of an eclipse. >> that off the rail charlottesville press conference was actually an infrastructure press conference. >> you can't control what he says when he goes out on the stump and you can't control what he puts on twitter so -- other than that, everything's great. >> i don't think that's fair, actually. you know, i think it's a good thing that general kelly's

ramen comes with a terrible spoon, chinese in origin.s a great way to be able to dip it into the bowl, but in japan, it's totally ok to pick up the bowl and drink from it. remember, there are no real rules at the end of the day. you are letting your hair down. you want to have fun. get splashy, get noisy, get messy, but most importantly, enjoy yourself. announcer: choosing the best suv is a complex task. you have to consider size, power, and of course, value. hannah elliott weighs all of the elements in this review of three suv's. hannah: with suv's growing in popularity, it only made sense to get some on this show. so, in this review, we are going to compare three of the best-rated luxury suv's on the market. this isn't going to be easy. we've got our hands on an audi q5, a porsche cayenne gts, and a bmw x5. i decided to spend a day in the hamptons with each of them to get an in-depth look. now, this is the q5. it's audi's midsize suv, and starts at about $41,000, which is way more affordable than the other two cars we are looking at. t

low probably all seen the witch spoons. >> on screen here, actually. >> they'll come through. he was a great jeweler. and he made not only witch spoons but made porcelain and jewelry that celebrated lexington, concord. and saw this as a tremendous opportunity. and he suggested that salem become the "witch city." and his proposal was accepted. and by 1892, salem was officially the "witch city." and in this memorabilia behind us, at that time, all kinds of kish was popular. at tourism destinations and we fit right into the national pattern. we had our distinguishing branding. that's what it was. where the witches. and we became the "witch city." and so we had mr. low's jewelry. the porcelain. the postcards, other unique things you'd like to buy. like scissors, and thimbles. t-shirts weren't that big then. other than that we were right there. so we became the "witch city." it was not on the high school or on the police cars. i believe until 1930s. so there was a gap there. but the identity i think the branding and people became canners and beverly became panthers. and falcons. th

. >> my daughter, she already was ready, she wants to eat it with wither spoon. >> quick drive by att window. >> thank you, you're a good man. >> if you're thinking he can't have anymore. he anne hathaway. >> i like it messi. >> all right, go ahead and seal it up. >> after the last video, i thought it pettigrew on me. but i'm really starting to like him more. >> >> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." a grandmother with alzheimer's gets a sweet surprise with her grandson. >> she starts crying. >> find out the touching story >> definitely a break from the summer heat if you're on -- >> the second highest mountain in austria. >> while it may be a little soon to give the thumb's up. an injured mama and her calf spotted on the street. >> in india, cows are allowed to wander around. >> the compassionate rescuers who put him on the path to recovery. >> and a handsome police officer has ensnared single women from around the world. >> creating a social media meltdown. >> he do

ramen comes with a terrible spoon, chinese in origin.t is great to be able to dip it into the bowl, but in japan it is totally ok to pick up the bowl and drink from it. remember, there are no real rules at the end of the day. you are letting your hair down. you want to have fun. get splashy, get noisy, get messy, but most importantly, enjoy yourself. >> choosing the best suv is a complex task. you have to consider size, power, and of course, value. hannah elliott weighs all of the elements in this review of three suvs. hannah: with suvs growing in popularity, it only made sense to get some on this show. so, in this review, we are going to compare three of the best rated luxury suvs on the market. this isn't going to be easy. we've got our hands on an audi q5, a porsche cayenne gts, and a bmw x5. i decided to spend a day in the hamptons with each of them to get an in-depth look. this is the q5. it is audi's midsize suv and starts at about $41,000, which is way more affordable than the other two cars we are looking at. this is kind of like

ramen comes with a spoon, chinese in origin. great to be able to dip it into the bowl, but is totally ok to pick up the bowl and drink from it. remember there are no real rules at the end of the day. you are letting your hair down. you want to have fun. get noisy, get messy, but most importantly enjoy yourself. >> choosing the best suv is a complex task. you have to consider size, power, and of course value. hannah elliott weighs all of the elements in this review of three suvs. hannah: with suvs growing in popularity, it only made sense to get some on this show. in this review we are going to compare three of the best rated luxury suvs on the market. ♪ this isn't going to be easy. we've got our hands on an audi q5, a porsche cayenne gts, and bmw x5. i spent the day in the hamptons with each of them to get in-depth look. this is the q5. it is audi's midsize suv and starts at about $41,000, which is way more affordable than the other two cars we are looking at. this is kind of like the iphone of luxury suvs. it is designed well,

spoon are you satisfied that they were all legitimate? >> director pompeo: we provided that information to capitol hill. >> chris: but you won't tell us? >> director pompeo: there's an active investigation going on. we will let them complete their work. >> chris: do you think it merits more investigation? >> director pompeo: as a former member of congress i want to give them all the headroom they possibly could want. >> chris: finally, there has been criticism, i'm not telling you something you don't know that you are too political and instead of being the honest broker of intelligence the cia director always is that sometimes you try to bolster the views and the opinions, the policies of president trump, your response to that? >> director pompeo: it's just fundamentally false. i do have biases, there's no doubt about that. i will be aggressive and we will win. we will perform our function. we are going to be the premier espionage organization in the history of the world, that's my only bias. >> chris: in terms of being too political? >>

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so they had barrels of wooden spoons. of flour. rels barrels of cannonballs because the provincials had several cannon, acquiring all of those they their hands on and these two, in particular, were thrown into the mill pond by the regulars on the 19th. their duty that day was to destroy those things and threw them into the mill pond. out of the mill pond reauxe 1850s and henry tho writes about it in the journal because he knew immediately what they were when they came out. shovel is what's called a shovel and it's meant for digging trenches for combat and private sword a from the 10th regiment, one of companies that was in concord on that day, and this 19th in red on april the center of concord or it's history, it wass this ier who deserted and was his sword. but it carries all of the markings of the 10th on it. this was a private sword. a this is the powder horn of in one rett, and he was of concord's minute companies. the minute companies were sort troops, the younger men, and they were charged with responding at a minute's notic

ramen comes with a terrible spoon, chinese in origin.n, it is great to be able to dip it into the bowl, but is totally ok to pick up the bowl and drink from it. remember there are no real rules at the end of the day. you are letting your hair down. you want to have fun. get splashy, get noisy, get messy, but most importantly, enjoy yourself. >> choosing the best suv is a complex task. you have to consider size, power, and of course, value. hannah elliott weighs all of the elements in this review of three suvs. hannah: with suvs growing in popularity, it only made sense to get some on this show. so in this review, we are going to compare three of the best rated luxury suvs on the market. ♪ this isn't going to be easy. we've got our hands on an audi q5, a porsche cayenne gts, and a bmw x5. i decided to spend a day in the hamptons with each of them to get an in-depth look. this is the q5. it is audi's midsize suv and starts at about $41,000, which is way more affordable than the other two cars we are looking at. this is kind of like the iph