other and so they need to get that fixed first of all brits reporting from the frankfurt starter st paul thank you so much. the pearl of the average attic that's what people call dubrovnik popular travel destination in southern coast seaside location and medieval sites attract thousands of tourists per day they also provide a steady stream of revenue for shops and other businesses but the local residents every fresh cruise ship load of tourists poses the question whether many too many. on a typical summer day in dubrovnik local resident dooper after she moon of each avoids the main streets they're packed with tourists and souvenir shops even normal businesses are thronged. is good to do i have to stand in line at the supermarket for up to thirty minutes because it's full of tourists buying water or fruit. we would check. the mediæval city is on unesco's list of world heritage sites the u.n. organisation has advised officials to cap tourist numbers at eight thousand a day but often more than ten thousand arrive especially when three cruise ships docked in the harbor simultaneously with tw

students as they prepared to graduate from primary school thousands of children have passed through st paul a thief that first opened its doors more than sixty years ago. many of the school buildings have become deal happy dating for a time foreseen overcrowding as many as sixty five peoples now have to pack them selves into a classroom originally designed for twenty five and a new school year is about to be game. rule many. people are our children. two years ago the renovation of this block of classrooms was listed in the national budget for twenty four thousand euros contractors started the work but it didn't last long this project was suddenly stopped by the government and even the much heroes used in the question like this grand night where abandoned most of which have been stolen by community hoodlums several months later and they still no sign of progress with the help of the local n.g.o.s d'etat is searching for answers just tell our works for charkha is civil organization that monitors government projects like this one across the country i want to last says he's called and sent lett

. >> is francis different than benedict or st. paul. there are some important changes. let's compare john paul ii with francis. john paul ii grew up. under communism. he knew what that kind of system would do. and he wrote some of the greatest support. i think he's very colored. i think when he hears the word capitalism he thinks urgent here capitalism. it's not the competitive kind of capitalism that most of us think of. i think it's called the pictured -- picture of society. they draw on that team that team in great detail showing exactly pope francis he just used it different than the economists who are writing it. we are in agreement to him. the crony capitalism is not good task. it dropped argentina from the proper ranks of the society now. is that what we want at all. the pope has talked quite a bit from in quinn -- income inequality. what is your view. income inequality i think we all are agreed that poverty is something that is there. they are living on a dollar a day is a bad thing. and capitalism is a great track record for eliminating that kind of absolute po

allow these students celebrate graduation authorities at st paul's can only hope the classrooms are ready for the new ones who starts in september. do some huge football transfer news now premier league club chelsea have signed goalkeeper. from the cobell for eighty million euros that makes the twenty three year old the most expensive goalkeeper in the history of the sport fifty three appearances in spain's love league or for bilbao and has signed a seven year contract with chelsea. in terms of the price is just a price. i'm going to be myself the same way i've always been that i will do my best for the club without thinking about the label of the world's most expensive keep it at. france when i. received a hero's welcome when he returned to cardiff wales on thursday a sea of supporters lined the streets near the city's castle as promised the winner's yellow jersey did his victory ride with thousands screaming his name a ceremony congratulating thomas' achievement followed he's the first welshman to win the tour de france and the thirty two year old is still well in a bit of disbelief. mi

my name is mike everson, chief of police at minneapolis-st. paul international airport, also current president of the airport law enforcement agencies network . alean, as it is referred to, is an organization airport law enforcement agencies belong to. we have about 120 member airports, and each member airport also has numerous officers and command staff participating as well. i want to thank everybody for the opportunity to be here. it is trillion honor to present with this panel today, and i want to thank all of you for keeping us safe in the skies. we appreciate what you do as far as the law-enforcement perspective. which really do. i want to take a minute to talk about the history, and my comments today will be about the law-enforcement response to disruptive passengers. we are not in the sky when it happens. sometimes the plane never gets off the ground. but we are there when the door opens when you guys call for help. i will talk about the history, how we got here. obviously this is not a new phenomenon, but as matt indicated, and i did not k

pastor in st. paul, minnesota explain, many problems were awry because of the new influx of people to america. as a result, new people coming from different cultures and backgrounds. how would these new immigrants be excepted, he asked. government leaders also worried about this new immigrant population, new refugee population in particular. during a congressional hearing shortly after the fall of who was ofia taft, the inter-agency task force on refugee declared never before in the history of this ,ountry have so many people from such different cultures, ethnic and religious background, been introduced into american society in such a short time. what's that these refugees apart from previous refugee population that they were racially, ethnically and religiously different, but also these refugee communities did not necessarily have a community of people in the united states already to welcome them. so who were these new refugees? debatee contemporary about muslim refugees, syria -- from syria and somali

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>> not a cardinal but an archbishop from st. paul, minneapolis. there were charges against him that he was engaged in inappropriate relationship with men. there were some allegations ere. there's also charges of mishandling of sex abuse cases of other priests under his charen. he evally resigned, but an investigation was done by an outside investigor in minneapolis, st. paul, all of that delivered to vigano in his office as ambassador and he had suggested, at one time point, an auxiliary bishop who was leading the investigation destroy some that didn't happen, but that report has never surfaced againsharsh bishop neinstat. >> my understanding is within the vatican, vigano isco idered quite a conservative, and the allegations he's making against poancis, many consider to be on the more liberal side. do you see this as a demonstration of the schism within the catholic church right now? >> a schism is a technical word, i don't want to use that word. i would say that there is a definite infighting going on, and there's a power struggle going on. franc

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and the chief of police at minneapolis-st. paul international airport and also the current president of the airport law enforcement agency network. an organization that they belong to. an individual membership. we have 120 member airport in each one of the member airports also have numerous other officers in command staff that participate as well. i went to thank everybody for the opportunity to be here and it truly an honor to present at this panel today and i want to thank you all for keeping us safe in the skies and we appreciate what you do as far as the one person at this. we truly do. what it takes a minute to talk about the history and my comments today are going to be about the law-enforcement response to these disruptive passengers. we are not there in the sky when it happens. sometimes the play never gets off the ground, but we are there when the door opens when you guys call for help. on the top about the history, how we got here. obviously this isn't a new phenomenon, that is indicated in the slide i think the stats are

anderson and jason gable noticed a man hanging onto the outside of that fence above a highway in st. paul minnesota. once they realized he was suicidal anderson called 911 and try to talk him off the ledge. >> i thought about denzel washington when he is acting as a cop in movies. i thought about the insiders, he is a negotiator. i thought i've got to keep this guy entertained is somehow. if i wait for police it could be over. >> after asking the man if you wanted to have a drink with them anderson read back to his truck and grabbed a 12 pack of beer. he used it to lure him to safety. police then took the man to a hospital for treatment. >>> still ahead, some shocking information about drug overdoses from the cdc. how the number of deaths from overdoses has gone up and which challenge. -- lip sink cbridge pretty soon it looks good coming into san francisco. >>> our friday forecast looks good and less you don't like it warmer, and then you will have to wait until sunday. more on that coming up. the nature of a virus is to change. move. mutate. today, life-changing technology from abbott is

a little bit from st paul standard stuff right actually it looks like you're going to be on the bottom of the. meanwhile it's also a message that danny boyle won't be directing the twenty fifth bones picture off the role he quit due to creative differences but never say never but they might all change their minds. right now one hundred fifty teams from thirty eight countries all taking part in the biannual international hot air balloon world championship. australia pilots compete in a range of disciplines like maneuvering their balloons to a designated landing site or trying to catch up with a balloon flying ahead. current weather conditions perfect. the championship runs until august twenty fifth. hundreds day swedish princess is still had her first day at school six year old are still arrived in the company of her parents crown princess victoria and prince daniel through meet her classmates there still as the first member of the royal family to attend the private school on your an island in central stockholm its unique educational concept emphasizes fantasy and creativity. riding hor

my name is mike everson at st. paulinneapolis airport and the press of the law enforcement agencies network. alen is an airport that law enforcement agencies belong to, it's not an individual membership and we have about 120 member airports and each of those member airports has numerous of their officers and command staff that are participating in that as well. i want to thank everybody for the opportunity to be here. i think it's truly an honor to present with this panel today and i want to thank all of you for keeping us safe in the skies and we appreciate what you do as far as the law enforcement perspective. we truly do. i want to take a minute to talk a little about the history and my comments today are about the law enforcement response to these disruptive passengers. we're not there in the sky when it happens. sometimes the plane never gets off the ground, but we're there when the door opens when you guys call for help. so i want to talk about the history part. how we got here. obviously, this isn't a new phenome

for public land the city ranks fifth overall for park saturation and quality behind minneapolis, st. paul, washington, d.c., and arlington, virginia. the report says golden gate park is the third most visited park in the entire country. is it a nice day for the park today? >> depend ossen whs on what you. you can find cloudy, cool weather, drizzle closer to the coast and find sunshine and comfortable temperatures inland in the mid 70s to near 80. heading back to school, menlo park, good morning. menlo park city school district 58. sunny 72 at 3:00. and newark unified school district heading back to school under mainly cloudy conditions. the clouds 61, 67, and delightful at 3:00, 71. have a great day. here's alexis to tell you about how getting there is going to be. >> okay. so far we're doing okay with the exception of just a couple areas. we've got roadwork wrapping up in the next few minutes. westbound 80 between richmond and el cerrito. between san pablo dam road various lanes closed for the grinding and paving work. our drive times down to 45 minutes, westbound 80, highway 4 to the ma

economic war after washington announces new penalties over the poisoning of russian double agents sergei st paul and his daughter in the u.k. . meanwhile as a new batch of u.s. sanctions against iran take a fact the e.u. scrambles to protect european businesses working with tara. also this hour a saudi airstrike on a school bus in war torn yemen killed twenty nine children and injured dozens more the washington reaffirms its strategic military partnership with the saudis. and we meet russian woman who faces imprisonment for terrorism after following her husband to syria where he joined islamic state. i told my husband that i want to go back that i couldn't live there but the moment i started talking about it we had fights he told me if you want to leave leave but i will not let you take the kids away. you're watching the weekly here on r t international a recap of the biggest stories from the past seven days thanks for joining us. washington announced it will impose new sanctions against russia over the poisoning of former russian double agent sergei skateball and his daughter back in march mosc

according to a billings city council member does think that blinds will be repainted this time st. paul there's other travelers having a lot harder time today those aboard ryanair aircraft. that's right bryan on friday arrive as pilots across europe begin to coordinate a twenty frost strike germany will be worst hit by the industrial action with two hundred fifty five cancellations at ten outboards the i was no frills airline said it would be scrapping some four hundred hours of two thousand four hundred european flights scheduled for friday as pilots in germany belgium sweden and the netherlands walked off the job more than seventy thousand passengers would be affected by the strikes he has offered customers refunds all the option of rerouting their journey. well let's see how this all works out in real life. as one of ryan as european bases loss what's the situation there right now. well the situation is pretty calm right now even though we had a little bit of a morning rush right now but people coming in checking in boarding their planes what we do not have here today is a ton of peo

this is at the st. paul saints game. it is to mark the 40th anniversary. every fan receive add waterproof pancho. the team also organized a food donation drive. that's where they get all of that food from. >> you don't have to bring your own food. >> we talk about food uncertainty. >> i think they should get the queen of crazy. >> yeah. >> all right. so we are starting out this morning with foggy skies over san francisco. we'll see everything clearing out fairly quickly as we'll have slightly moderate temperatures. it will be 60 at 7:00 as you make your way out the door. at 11:00 it is 69 degrees. nice and comfortable through early afternoon as it starts to heat up. the morning commute looks pretty good. as we go through the day it will be nice and sunny. in pittsburg it will be nice and cool, around 60 to 61 degrees. heading out of school is when it starts to heat up. we'll be at 85 degrees at 1:00 today. a look at temperatures today reaching 55 at half-moon bay. it is 90 in napa and 95 in livermore. tomorrow we'll have it starting out in the mid-70s and

me a one-way plane the minneapolis-st. paul airport. about one hour north of there is a wonderful place, a rehab center. she enrolled me for long-term care, five or six months. go,said you can go, or not if you don't, i will not be here. so i went. it was a great thing. they taught me how to live a new life away from addiction, and how to behave, how to be honest, how to have better relationships , how to be responsible. stepper i go to a lot of meetings,. fromof my best pals are those 12-step programs. in whatn to have faith they call a higher power. it could be god, aa, it could be something, but not yourself. the trick is to get yourself out of the way, quick thinking just about yourself -- quit thinking just about yourself. it had a profound impact on me. it is a great place. i have fabulous counselors, they taught me a lot. i stayed with it, that's the miracle. i just had 23 years. i am very proud of that, but it just changes your life, or at least it did for me, for the better. i didn't really know what would happen afterwards. i

kent had planned to hire a van and target pedestrians on oxford street, at madame tussauds and at st paul'skill up to 100 people. he'll be sentenced in november. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has more. this has always been a very unusual case. lewis ludlow is an awkward looking white convert from rochester who converted to islam at the age of 16 and was quick we'd drawn into the world of a well—known radical extremist. he used to appear on demonstrations with chowdhury supporters, always looking slightly out of place. he recorded a youtube video saying he had once been a nazi but converted to islam after muslims had been friendly to him online after a bereavement. by the time he was arrested in april, he was under extensive surveillance. he had been stopped a couple of months earlier at heathrow trying to travel to an area of the philippines with well—known links to so—called islamic state. after being stopped at heathrow, before his ultimate arrest he recorded a video pledging allegiance to the leader of so—called islamic state, which was found on a discarded phone. he the

kent had planned to hire a van and target pedestrians on oxford street, at madame tussauds and at st paul'sntenced in november. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, is outside scotland yard. daniel, what's emerged about this man? well, this has always been a very unusual case. lewis ludlow is an awkward looking, white convert from rochester in kent or converted to islam at the age of 16, was quickly drawn into the world of the well—known radical extremist, anjem choudary. used to appear on demonstrations with anjem choudary‘s supporters, looking slightly out of place, and he recorded the you tube video, saying he'd once been a nazi who converted to islam after muslims had been friendly to him online after a bereavement. by april when he was arrested, he was under extensive surveillance. it been stopped at heathrow a couple of months ago tried to travel to an area of the philippines with well—known links to islamic state. after being stopped at heathrow, before his arrest, he recorded a video pledging allegiance to the leader of so—called islamic state, which was found on a disca

economic war after washington announces new penalties over the poisoning of russian double agents sergei st paul and his daughter in the u.k. . meanwhile as a new batch of u.s. sanctions against iran take a fact the e.u. scrambles to protect european businesses working with tara and. also this hour a saudi airstrike on a school bus in war torn yemen killed twenty nine children and injured dozens more washington reaffirms its strategic military partnership with the saudis. and we meet russian woman who faces imprisonment for terrorism after following her husband to syria where he joined islamic state.

from the new st paul tuttle church. grow. old with some go. a lot of prayers of comfort and words of thanks of specific thanks needs to have a family by the bishop charles ellis the third thanks to her family for sharing one their mother daughter grandmother and their queen everything that aretha franklin represented and it's really you feel that spirituality you gave her something you don't even have to be religious to be moved by it and those who have gathered to to to you know to celebrate her life today because this is not a show this is a ceremony the organizers that's right we're very keen to remind people about that and and also you saw the bishop when he was speaking when he sort of kicked this off he said you know you can acknowledge two individuals here you can acknowledge the family and you can acknowledge jesus because you knew she was a very strong believer through and through and i very much very much for music and her career absolutely it's. incredible that. his his words were directed to them to give the idea of this funeral th

kent had planned to hire a van and target pedestrians on oxford street, at madame tussauds and at st paul'she'll be sentenced in november. bowel cancer screening in england is to be offered to men and women earlier, from the age of 50, rather than the current 60. the move brings england into line with scotland. public health england says screening people younger allows the disease to be detected earlier. business leaders have called on the government to scrap its targets for net migration after britain leaves the european union. the confederation of british industry said the targets should be replaced with a new system that ensures people coming to the uk make a positive contribution to the economy. the home office said it's committed to reducing net migration to tens of thousands. warmer weather, the football world cup and the royal wedding — all helped lift economic growth in the three months tojune. the office for national statistics says britan's economy grew by 0.4% in that period, compared with a rate of 0.2% in the first quarter of the year. but, the 0ns added, that underlying growth

is outside of cameron elementary school.4xpsituation.oksn rmat the st. paule church, scott beck, said that pick tried to start a children's choir at the chur there weren't enoughe1 kids to actually get that project started. the pastor said that pick gave private lessons to children at the churchth but he saye was always a parent present. that's the church's policy, to have two adults in the room at alltimes. ryan pick was aÑi music teacher here at cameron elementary school. that's in fairfax county. not be returning to the school. no reason to believe that any students at cameron elementa were involved or affected directly. pick is accused of sending inappropriate pictures to children. he was arrested on monday. back to you. >> megan, thank you. >>> 6:33. here's our other top stories this morning. the child molestation "y'hr(t&h% against a dit teacher couldt( go to a juryfá today. timothy threlkeld is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a middle school student. he said he never touched the teen. >>> a third person has been arrest for assaulti

he just finished putting jamie through st. paul university in manila. >> it's a timing thing i finished college before this incident happened. i think my dad finished his mission for me. >> reporter: she says though she wants the driver to face consequences, she forgives him. >> we will pray for him as much as we pray for the two souls. >> reporter: she knows exactly what the officer's family is going through. she's heartbroken for them as well. >> i'm sure itilt happened to b in the bay area from the philippines. they hope to bring her father's remains back home. >> we loim wherever he is, i believe he is listening somewhere in the air, somewhere around. he knows that and it's like an angel. >> reporter: jamie says even though they lived countries apart, she always felt incredibly close to her father. the family wants to bring his remains home to the philippines. if you would like information on how you can help, you can fine that on our website. >> sad for all the families involved. >>> new at 6:00, a bay area uber driver is in j

also, a woman who lived in st. paul. kao kalia yang. the she came to the united states as a child so she has the unique position of experiencing a refugee migration from the vantage point of a young person, which is squite different from yir, mula, who came to the united states as an adult. hi -- my mother and father told us not to look at the americans. if they saw them, they would see us. for the first year and a half we wanted to be nifble. everywhere in the housing project we were looked at and we looked exposed. weapon were confronted by the proposition that we must grow up or grow old. she felt profound pressure to grow up really fast. translating for her parents. helping her navigate the bureaucracy that allowed their family to eat. later she writes money was like a person i'd never known or a wall i'd never breached before. it kept me away from my grandma. i saw no way to climb this wall. sometimes i thought so much about money they couldn't sleep. mown was not bills or croins or check for well fare. in my imagination it was muc

that food flying after the fifth inning of the st. paul saints game in minnesota.eam said they did it and this was to mark the 40th anniversary of the movie. as you can see, everyone got a free poncho coming into the stadium there. >> what a mess. >> and the team said they also organized the food donation drive, as well. >> looks like a food fest. >> a lot of fun. well, definitely just a real quick look, warm in the weekend. >> hot inland for the weekend reaching into the mid-90s today and then some upper 90s tomorrow. and then it comes down next week. looking at san francisco, we keep the 60s. >> all right. sounds good. thank you for joining us. >> see you this weekend out there at clear the shelters. get you a pet. make it a forever home. have a good one. . >>> we are live in five, four, three, two, one. ♪ you make me feel like a natural woman, woman ♪ ♪ you make me feel, you make me feel ♪ >>> aretha franklin tribute last night. welcome to "access live." we are watching ariana grande there. >> she did not want to do that. she showed up on fallon to d

kwami anderson and jason gable noticed a man hanging onto the outside of a fence above a highway in st. paulinnesota. once they realize the man was suicidal anderson called 911 and try to talk him off the ledge. >> i thought about denzel washington when he is acting as a copy in movies. i thought about the insiders, the negotiator. i thought i have to keep this guy entertained is somehow. if i wait for police this thing could be over. >> after asking the man if he wanted to have a drink with him anderson ran to his truck and grabbed a 12 pack and use it to lure him to safety. police then took the man to a hospital for treatment. >>> still ahead, a local congressman and an outspoken critic of president trump may be considering his own bid for 2020. up next what political analyst are saying about eric small well. >>> day one of jury deliberations in the manafort trial comes to an end with no verdict. and a lot of questions are being raised. i'm griff jenkins in washington and i have the details coming up. >>> good morning. ea. southbound 101 to the 580 interchange looks good. >>> the weather l

reporter: that's right the last time a pope was in ireland was 1917 when poppe pope john paul ii, now st. pauled here. you talk to anyone in ireland, they will tell you that i are a vastly different country than 40 years ago when john paul came here. in 1979, virtually everyone in ireland went to sunday mass. you know, divorce was illegal. abortion was illegal. you had to get a doctor's note to get contraception. the whole lbgt issue wasn't on the radar skroovenl today, ireland has legalized gay marriage, contraception is legal. mass attendance rates are down. it is in many ways a secular nation now analogous to other western european nations. now, that itself not to say the catholic church doesn't remain an enormously institution here, certainly climate is very different. yawed to that the impact of probably the world most intense cleric am sexual abuse scandal. this is a quick trip. it's 32 hours, but the chances faces pope francis are enormous. in many ways, i believe this is one of the highest stakes trips pope francis has taken today, george. >> let's reset for our viewers in the united s

these words of st. paullly echoing in my heart as i acknowledge once more the suffering endured by many minors due to sexual abuse. the abuse of power and the abuse of conscious perpetrated by a significant number of clerics and consecrated persons. polo sandoval joins us why survivors are gathering outside the archdiocese. they're there because they have a message. what are they telling you this morning? >> reporter: a number of those victims who are obviously known as survivors here who say they endured abuse at the hands of various clergy members decades back. they were here at the door of the diocese of pittsburgh with various demands. the principal one you could say is the elimination, the potential elimination of the statute of limitations. what they want to see done is the prosecution of some of those clergy members who are still alive today who they say abused them in various ways. some of those allegations are spelled out by the attorney general of the state in that disturbing report that was issued

the food started flying after the fifth inning of the st. paul saint's game in minnesota.to mark the movie's 40th anniversary. >> popcorn. >> every fan, though, received a waterproof poncho. the team also organized a food donation drive. >> that was so much fun. >> they should do one at the end of the game, because now they have to sit like -- >> oh, this is before the game started? >> in the fifth inning! >> oh, in the middle! >> you have to sit with all of that stuff around you. >> disgusting! >> okay. >> it looks like it's raining. >> it does look like it's raining. >> die-hard fans there. >> wow! >> all right, nice, warm day to adopt a pet or cat tomorrow. >> it is. we're going to be up to 100 degrees inland, tomorrow, down to 96 on sunday. really comfortable start as we hit next monday and tuesday. did you guys see this? i'm up for adoption, east bay spca. >> you're going to go very quickly, jeff. >> nbcbayarea.com, just search "clear the shelters" and you can find one near you. >> feel free to change the name if you want or keep jeff ranieri. >> or, the weatherman. >

he seems to be holding his own close to minneapolis, st. paulm his district coming in. there were electability standpoint in this democratic primary just because his voting record in that district, especially on gun issues, may be to the right of the democratic party. also we've seen female candidates doing so well in democratic primaries. you add these two together, you're close to 60%, but walz here sort of on his own. the only male there among these major candidates right now running out in front. we will see how that goes. the bigger surprise right now when you talk about governor's races in minnesota, though, it's what's happening early on the republican side. we all know this name. tim pawlenty, former two-term republican governor, ran for president on the republican side in 2012, being challenged by jeff johnson. a comeback attempt for tim pawlenty. jeff johnson, he was the republican candidate for governor in 2014. he's tried to run to paw lentdy's right. i'm sorry we don't have the live numbers but in the early returns johnson right now

st. paul's church in woodbridge.the pastor said he tried to start a children's choir there but there were not enough children. pick has been fired from the church. >>> the child molestation case against a d ferent virginia teacher could go to a jury today. he is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a fairfax county middle school student. he has admitted his behavior was unprofessional, but claims he never touched the teen. >>> pole hope this new video will helprack downhe person who threatened a crossing guard at an elementary school. they say the driver of this blue suv yelled rndial slurs threatened to run over the guard just outside lafayette elementary in northwest d.c. earlier this week. a witness tells us the same driver also threatened to shoot at p at a nearby market. investigators also are looking at this as a possible hate crime. >>> we have new information this morning in the death of a girl at sandy point state park. she 12-year-old's na is kenaya kenly. he disappeared after going into the

for public land the city ranks fifth overall for park saturation and quality behind minneapolis, st. paul, and arlington, virginia. the report says golden gate park is the third most visited park in the country and this might interest you, there are 32 dog parks in the city. 32. >> oh. and none near my home. the dmv is promising those long lines are about to get shorter. >> we also told you about this store without any cashiers this week. we're now going inside the san francisco shop for a sneak peek. >> and you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. another update on how the markets are doing >>> abc's interview with the >>> abc's interview with the thai soccer team t >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is "abc 7 mornings." >> it's time to take care of our students and faculty and parents and everybody involved in back to school today. a reoccurring theme, cloudy, sunny in the afternoon, temperatures will be different. menlo park at 58 end up at 72. now as we look at newark we start at 61 and end at 73. farther

. >> i remember being at the republican convention in st. paul in 2008 and joe lieberman as a democrat, very nearly became the vice presidential nominee. john mccain later years that he regretted not taking him and there was concern among his brain trust that is a pro-choice democrat who had been on the ticket with al gore just eight years earlier in 2000 that he would lose the conservative base. john mccain, frankly, thought i should have all the dice. i listen to the smart people about what i should've done, would have, could have, should have. i covered that 2008 campaign on the mccain side and you are absolutely right that he was gracious. in the final days of the campaign remember a moment and i believe it was in wisconsin but in the midwest and you have these candidates and their tired and they know they are likely to lose in the final days and when they're on the losing end of it and they might do multiple events in their tired and worn out and someone talk to him at a town hall and started disparaging barack obama and questioning his nati

kent had planned to hire a van and target pedestrians on oxford street at madame tussauds and at st paul'she'll be sentenced in november. hundreds of people, many of them foreign holiday—makers, have been moved to safety in the south of france after flash flooding tourists through towns and villages. police are searching for a 70—year—old man who went missing while looking after children at a camp site near the river ardeche. the storms followed a period of unusually hot weather across much of europe. richard lister reports. after the heatwave, the deluge. hailstones as big as marbles fell in south—eastern france as thunderstorms rolled in. torrential rain turned drought—hit rivers into raging torrents. lapping at waterside homes, spilling over roads and causing chaos downstream. several campsites were quickly overwhelmed. the water moving through with such force that camping gear and picnic tables were swept away. more than 400 police and firefighters fanned out to search for stranded tourists. some were found hypothermic and clinging to trees. these german teenagers were in a campsite ne

november 20, there was a press conference announcing the committee, david, and gary said he was at st. paul and who were at the press coverage. november 27, mccarthy announces candidacy, but not in new hampshire. we were at the conference for conservative democrats. alan lowenstein was there. we kept making appeals to mccarthy. mccarthy attended a meeting at sylvia's house. when he walked into the room, he said what is this? it looks like a government in exile. after a continued, david and gary kept putting pressure on mccarthy to get in the race. blair clark was very important to that. i think he was the chair at that point. on 2 january, gary david and i had dinner with blair clark, and david was called to the phone. the person said dave, i have decided that i will enter the new hampshire primary. that is just some background. this is from david [null]'s book by the way. he said, and this is really critical, in other words to be successful a drive to stop johnson had to come from inside the democratic party using persons familiar with the party processes with a legitimate political reputa

matthew, from isaiah and st. paul. >> guest: yeah. clearly, you know, a lot of leaders -- whether in the judicial system or political system -- have drawn on the bible. i mean, in several ways. sometimes they're looking to the bible as an inspiration, you know, for why they would say what they would say. other times they're going to be appealing to the bible to justify the positions they already had. so because the bible has been sort of a cultural heavyweight with oftentimeses authority in the minds of the populace, leaders will often times try to use it, exploit it, whatever may be to defend their positions. again, you know, an important idea to realize is the bible's used for liberation as well as oppression. >> host: another book we want to talk about is lois lowery's "number the stars," this is from 1989. what's the topic of the book, what's the tie-in to the bible. >> guest: yeah. the topic of the book, it's taking place during world war ii, and they're discussing how the danes were helping thousands of jews escape sweden. the t

a huge food fight breaking out at the st. paulnts game to celebrate the 40th anniversary of animal house. the announcers even getting into the game look at that they're playing pop concern out of the booth before you say what a waste of food, the team says it will donate money to a local food program. >>> today's quote comes from hqr capital management he wrote a piece titled buy back derangement syndrome in it he writes, quote investors generally do not spend the money paid out in buy backs or champagne bubble baths or other forms of consumption rather they reinvest it in other stocks and bonds buy backs thus facilitate a movement in capital from companies that don't need it to those that do. that's how markets are supposed to work. interesting. >> here's the important thing, it's not the buy backs, it's how much you're reducing the share count. it total shares that are outstanding out there are down but not so dramatically. look, here's the numbers you can see there's been some years where it's been down like 2016, 2017 where yo