stare decisis. last term the majority was lectured pretty startling and a couple of the sense about the importance of stare decisis and about the impropriety of overruling establish rules. i'm thinking about the dissent in franchise tax board and the dissent in knick versus township of scott. very important consideration in considering stare decisis is reliance. it would be helpful to me if you could compare the reliance that's at issue here. louisiana and oregon have thousands of cases in reliance on apodaca. the court said this was okay. we've never suggested that it wasn't. we've denied cert and lots of cases so can you compare the reliance you with the relighting antis tax board and in knick? >> i'd like to make both a legl comparison and a factual comparison. starting with a long it's important to note the state is climbed rely on apodaca but they are not defending the role of apodaca which is that the 14th amendment doesn't require states to have unanimous verdicts. they're asking the court to

that goes to the stare decisis angle. do either of those two things, or i guess i should say why are not those things enough to overrule if you accept the legal premises, which i know you don't, but if you accept those why are those enough? again, unfairness to defendants and rooted in racism. >> as to the first question with regard unfairness to defend its i did not see a conservative sunday six man jury that was approved in williams, which is a six man jury for all crimes less than capital, and granted unanimous rule but still only six and louisiana's rule to requires ten. i don't think it's fun mode unfair nor do i think this court in any president has ever held that it is. >> williams held the number of jurors was not at the heart of the jury trial, right? the court said it was a historical accident. it resembled certain biblical references like 12 apostles, 12 tribes of israel. there was nothing inevitable about the number 12 but there was about the requirement that whatever the number is, they all agree. >> mr. chie

and above taft his amazement and stare, the switching from him to ike.hi one politician asked, why. why did you do that. in a marvelous made it through. he said we loved bob taft that we love victory more. in the new that if eisenhower the top of the ticket was win-win. his one to beat harryic truman d bring back republican in the white house for the first time since 1932. fdr so that was a very grave disappointment shall we say to bob taft and a conservative. clause we sick well, we've got to nominate a conservative. clause we think that that will

if you stare at the line, it is not solid, it is jagged. we make progress, we retreat. hee progress always suceeds t retreat. we have been so much more screwed up than this in our history. we elected as -- black man for two terms. we changed the definition of family and work and faith. it was inevitable that we would see this. i am optimistic that the next upward jag is going to wildly exceed that retreat and will resume that path. our history should console us, but not make us lazy, because we returned to the upward jag as quickly as we decide to. engaging of that is the exhausted majority in the middle of this country. [applause] nicolle: why not you? mr. comey: why not me? nicolle: why not you try to lead the exhausted middle, they young people you talk to every day. mr. comey: i am encouraging them to participate, giving them a framework to think about it, but i am never running for office. never, ever, no. that goodo grateful people participate and run for office. one of the sources of my optimism is icy women doing that in unparalleled numbers. veterans running fo

you have to stare at people. i saw mitt romney say this.you are all going to be asked where were you and what did you do? i suspect what is going to happen, after the joe mccarthy fever broke in 1954, mccarthy disappeared overnight and all of a sudden no one had anything to do with it. i was never involved. trump who? i expect we will experience that. this is going to go away very quickly. we can't allow that to happen. people have to be held accountable. you are responsible for what you say and for what you do not say. if you're in a position to speak, you owe it to this country to speak. that is how i think about it. [applause] >> guest: i think it will be a lot of republicans telling themselves a story which is i need to be here to serve the american people and if i speak up i may not be here, they may run somebody against me in the primary and the american people will be deprived of my service. because my service is important to the country i need to make a deal here and get through this and i asked him to think of it differently. demon

i tell kids if you stare at the line, is jagged. we make progress, we retreat. the progress always exceeds the retreat, which is why it is sloping. we have been so much more screwed up than this in our history. we have always experienced this kind of retreat. we elected a black man president. we legalized gay marriage. we change the definition of family and work and faith. it was inevitable that we would see this. i am optimistic that the next upward jagged is going to exceed that retreat and resume our path. our history should console us but not make us lazy because returned to the upper jagged as quickly as we decide to and a big part of that is engaging the exhausted majority in the middle of this country. [applause] >> why not you? >> why not me? >> try to leave the exhausted middle. the young people you talk to every day. ofi hope to be part encouraging them to participate, but i'm never going to run for office. admire -- i am so grateful that good people participate and run for office. one of the sources of my optimism is i see women doing that in unparall

now green got a taste of chase center when he a tinned a janet jackson concert, drawing a blank stare from his teammates. >> for the young guys, janet jackson and showed me like i'm getting old, no one wanted to go with me. >> green is 29. the third oldest on the team. he says he knows about janet but her my psych he is like -- blank stare. >> that's not really my era. i know enough -- i'm not like dumb, i know janet with the truth in her time. but i don't know none of her music, i will be at her con set like kind of just -- there. >> there you go, how about if i sign off before i do so i will tell you that the nhl starts tonight. see you later everybody. >>> 6:25. tech executive is feared dead after he was kidnapped from a santa cruz home,. >>> and new report details the extreme steps president trump is allegedly willing to take to stop illegal border crossings. >>> and taking a live at the bay bridge ["white rabbit" by jefferson airplane] ♪ one pill makes you larger ♪ and one pill makes you smaller ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you ♪ ♪ don't do anything at all ♪ remember what t

look at mr macron, hejust really staring politics.ght the yellow vestment movement on himself by imposing a tax on gasoline. basically, while not compensating people. it was just a bad basically, while not compensating people. it wasjust a bad policy. so they are doing a bad job for making policies for this particular world. where is there room for improvement? slowdown is everywhere. with china, the slowdown may be warranted in some senses. china is so big now, space for exporting more is getting smaller and smaller and india should worry smaller and smaller and india should woi’i’y more because smaller and smaller and india should worry more because in some sense smaller and smaller and india should woi’i’y more because in some sense we need to go faster and indeed we need to look at what isn't working. i would say for india, the financial crisis needs to be serious. some of the points that you've talked about have not gone down well with members of the government. on one hand, the prime ministers congratulating you, but on the othe

translation: across india are suddenly staring at an uncertain future.osz these goods are phased out there is no alternative. what will happen to us no alternative. what will happen to us in the industry? and i were employees? we asked the government for time, three orfour years employees? we asked the government for time, three or four years to prepare. the prime minister is on a mission to free india of single—use plastic. but the lack of parity over what could be phased out has taken a toll stop this factory has already seen a drop of 30— 40% in sales. many businesses produce plastic product ahead of time and so it is not uncommon to have this volume of stock ready to be shipped out. but with so much uncertainty surrounding the government ‘s policy on single—use plastic, many businesses around the country like this one do not know if they stop be sold or go to waste. concerns are growing around the world about plastic pollution. but it is these visuals that have really rattled india. a garbage mountain in new delhi on course to ride —— rise higher tha

>> millions of kids are staring at this.al event to end the tenth season of fortnite seems to have ended the game altogether. on sunday, players logged on to participate in the end, as the game prepares to launch it next it ration. around 2:00 p.m., a rocket blew up the landscape and dragged players into a black hole. hours after the game went down, around 19,000 people are still watching a live stream of the black hole. >> this. >> you can see there on youtube. there's no official word on when the game's update will go live or how long this downtime will last. >> welcome to the world, children. you get your kids back for a day? two days? >> 50,000 people were watching on the live stream on youtube. 100,000 people on twitch. >> staring at a black screen. it's remarkable. you parents understand the power of this game. it's made $3 billion. it's free. i'm curious to see how kids handle life today. >>> thanks to our international viewers for joining us. >>> for the rest of our viewers, "early start" continues right now. >>> the

while the appraiser is staring at that painting, don is staring at the appraiser. >> and his mouth kindf dropped open. >> it just knocked my socks off. >> right in the parking lot? >> it just spoke to me. it's just one woman. you can't see her face. it's covered with a shawl. this simple, plain, exciting scene of this woman. >> they bring the paintings inside so david can look up the signatures on his computer database. first, he types in the signature on that "pleasant" western landscape. >> karl hoerman, a german artist. >> did he tell you what he thought that one was worth? >> maybe $800. >> nothing to sneeze at. then david examines the picture of the woman in the red shawl. in the lower left-hand corner, a signature -- victor higgins. >> victor higgins. how much did you know? >> i never heard of him before. >> turns out, the guy's work sells for big bucks. >> one of his paintings sold at sotheby's for over $400,000. >> he appeals to the modern aesthetics, not only back then, but specifically today. >> mark sublette, an authority on western painting, knows all about victor higgins. b

>> millions of kids are staring at this.nt of fortnite seems to have ended the game altogether. on sunday, players logged on to participate in the end, as the game plans to launch its next it ration. a rocket blew up the landscape and dropped players into a black hole. about 20,000 people are still watching a live stream of the black hole on youtube. there's no official word on how long the blackout will last. >> a black hole forcing kids to realize there is sun outside, perhaps. >>> the american league championship series at 1-1, after a dramatic win for the astros over the yankees. >> here's a fly ball into right. back at the wall. this game is over. >> game is over. the series is tied. that's carlos correa into the seats for the walkoff winner. the game shifts to new york for game three tomorrow night. >>> is the pope a new orleans saints fan? that's what it appeared to his 18 million twitter followers sunday. the pope tweeting this sunday morning. today, we give thanks to the lord for our new #saints, not realizing the h

it feels like staring at our brainwaves could help us staring at our brainwaves could help us understandilling, watching notjust my brain but others as well. it is quite hypnotic, actually. what would you recommend as a desert? (laughs). as the intensity is increased, of the wave goes stronger, that flow pattern will change and it also controls other aspects of that swarm of colour particles, the scale of the particles will change and also they will bloom and decay and blur, a lot of the colours as well. several as these waves meander between each other then you get this type of animation that plays out. with something like this we are able to show how easy it is to access things you are interested in, particularly music, but as voice becomes more common and ubiquitous, i think there will be, it will change how we listen and how we interact with the content that we are interact with the content that we a re really interested interact with the content that we are really interested in. and experience is everything when it comes to music, many of us use it as a drug—free way to change our m

everyone stand up for us arabs foreigners sin sin in ecuador harbor a week of violence there and you stare at the protesters try to paralyze the country by calling a general nationwide strike and following the islamist attack at the paris police headquarters francis interior minister produces a list of telltale signs of potential radicalization among them sporting a beard although christophe kastner himself is hard to clean shaven britain's former spy chief says the private sector internet know more about this than any intelligence agency in the world from pose a major threat to democracy. so good morning just gone 10 o'clock here in moscow you're watching r.t. international and more than 200 military strikes have been carried out by to steps up its operation peace spring in northeast syria however kurdish military forces regarded as terrorists by ankara claim to have repelled one attack on a border town in a northern syrian province of rack up thousands of locals fled the area following the launch of the operation kurdish forces claim 5 civilians have been killed in the offensive so far a

actually this there is transformed from normal sad stares to a colorful tourist destination and all of this affects our sales because people come here to take photos and then buy something from our stores. completed the whole atmosphere of the area that helped us to attract more people. many of the larger murals started appearing in 2013 after local graffiti artists decided to form a collective called duck it hosts a festival each spring where people fly in just for the chance to leave their mark on the city's. walls artists from around the world are coming here to jordan and along with the local artists the crossing boundaries not just of countries but also of wealth and class they say they're connecting the more affluent areas in the west of the city so the older and less developed ones in the east and the local businesses are enjoying an economic boost the neighborhood of mali has some of the most impressive in scale by one of jordan's best known street artists the son of palestinian refugees so he bought tours creating landmarks in his old neighborhood that have changed more than t

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the other consequence is we are now staring very directly at i'io we are now staring very directly atnconceivable, it seems to me, that borisjohnson can resurrect any former deal because of the phone conversation with the chancellor, because of the eu rebuttal and because of an equally difficult phone conversation with the french president on saturday —— with the french president on saturday — — micro with the french president on saturday —— micro resurrect any form of deal. so how does borisjohnson sakhir the no deal outcome given that parliament has passed legislation to block him? we got an inside for some —— from some texts thought to be from his chief adviser dominic cummings, that we will be blooming awkward, uncooperative and difficult in the eu. so much so that other members will want shot of us and veto any extension, so we will had to leave without an agreement. i do not think this is so much a blame game as a full—blown do not think this is so much a blame game as a full— blown crockery throwing, plate smashing, howling rancorous divorce settlement that is looming. many tha

staring down the king of the jungle. why in the world this woman jumped into the lie and's done.he says next that is triggering an uproar. dinner's almost ready. but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with our renters insurance. yeah, switching and saving was really easy! drink it all up. good! could have used a little salt. visit geico.com and see how easy saving on renters insurance can be. heather: red state democrats expressing fears, and telling fox news, and including the kitchen sink of issues will severely hurt democrats in 2020. they want the probe to stay narrowly focused on ukraine's phone call. a former administrator expected to plead guilty in the college cheating scam who could testify against others. prosecutors say he accepted $150,000 in bribes to let a man take tests, felicity huffman's daughter was one of those students, she was sentenced to two weeks in prison. felicity huffman being the case there. lawyers for all the parents who pleaded not guilty including lori laughlin will be back in court today. harvard university does not discrim

aspect of writing this work because then my journalism and television i never get to see the audience staring into a camera. i know you are out there, but i cannot see you so thin rewarding spend time with you, to interact with you. we will have q&a which is always the best part so i look forward to that and the fact that i am here at home makes it more special. is you mentioned went to the university of texas at austini t and always get asked what made you join the fbi, what was that road alike and it didn't start-- my college career didn't start thinking i would join the fbi. when i started, i thought i would someday go into foreign service and maybe be a diplomat overseas. over one week into my college career here at ut as you mentioned i found myself standing in the government building in a hallway next to other students as we watched an endless loop of commercial airliners slam into a manhattan sky scraperta and that was obviously a critical moment for that nation in the country. i remember in the aftermath watching the response of law enforcement and the fbi, these agencies responsible

that both her and anissa just for awhile just stared at her with like this blank stare. >> she triedhe tried to get up. she said that she couldn't see. she couldn't walk and that she uldn't breathe. >> and they told her they were going to get her help but anissa flat out said, no, we're not getting her help. we wanted her to die. >> do you remember them leaving you? >> i think i remember them running away but i laid there a moment. i got up, grabbed a couple of trees and walked until i hit a patch of grass where i could lay down. >> it's amazing that she had the strength to do that with the injuries that she had. >> it's a horrifying story. payton actually told david that she would thank morgan geyser for the attacks because she's a stronger person now after what she went through. >> but listening to her go through it all is just so hard to listen to. >>> well, coming up on "good morning america," espn's desmond howard sizes up today's big college match-ups ahead of "gameday." keep it right here. >> 10, 5 -- touchdown! go bro? hey, uh, do not mess with my discount. woooo! you could s

but more than a decade, but as stared down our enemies from the forces of terror and exemplified theof the american warrior. he's completed five tours of the deployment in africa and continues to serve our country with active duty with the congressional medal of honor which is very wear and their yielding service and here on tiring solution to our great nation which we all love. your spirit keeps us waiting high and our family safe at home in our hearts beating with american pride. on behalf of the entire nation, are great usa, are incredible united states of america, we are forever grateful for your life of service and you're outstanding courage. it's not my privilege to represent mr. sergeant matthew with the medal of honor and asked the military aid to come forward and please read the dissertation. thank you. >> a president of the united states of america has issued the medal of honor to matthew williams. sergeant williams is the acts of gallantry beyond the call of duty from april six years unable serving as a weapon sergeant, special forces of three three six. special operation

and stared the policy by the government the president says that he's willing to form a commission to re-evaluate these policies and find a solution out of this crisis that's now been going on for more than a week now now the response from indigenous communities and indigenous leaders was that they did not come here to form any sort of commission that if the president wants peace restored in the streets of quito and in the rest of ecuador that the government needs to reverse course on this policy measure that is the only way that they will be willing to to ask demonstrators to not go out in the streets anymore and restore calm into the country it was also condemnation from other indigenous leaders against the heavy handed response the crackdown and repression against peaceful protesters we have to keep in mind that over the course of the last week we've seen an escalation of violence in the streets at least 5 people have died every day there are more people wounded out on the streets in clashes between demonstrators and police officers there's even been members of the press that have

the fbi stared at that set of facts and realized. one thing that did not happen is a retaliatory attack in the united states, by sympathizers that were angry as y. if intelligence committee is going to make sure that doesn't map. >> so important that you mention that and give us that context. in many of the places where i s isis-inspired attacks have gone on previously. you said, a whole government approach that will be needed to act on that intelligence. to be blunt, it's not something the trump administration has been known for. do you think that this is something that the national security team would be able to work with it that they understand, no, i need all of the briefings before i give the go ahead to this. >> great question. there's the national authority. but whether or not he digests or absorbs the information that is provided. the intelligence company, they are monitoring and tracking the threats. we don't know what the nexus was here. did he come to the u.s.? was in a signal of intelligence. the united states and allies

and that there is no one out staring at for us i would really like people to remember that. in the russian city of volgograd it is a huge memorial the city catered to the heroes of the battle of stalingrad the motherland calls is being restored in time for celebrations marking the 75th anniversary of the soviet victory in that battle. a call to arms against hitler army a cry of victory of a nazi germany. the motherland calls towering at $85.00 meet us commemorates world war 2. the monument has aged quite a bit since 1967 winter and weather have taken their toll and since chunks of concrete have fallen off in some places this datuk could have been positive visitors. extensive for innovation work began 3 years ago. this project is unique so all the work here is unique to the statue was female so we treat her like a real person. but the more we get it for us she's a woman who's suffering from various illnesses that we're healing after 50 years. like anyone her age she needs a range of doctors who can help her in different ways just somebody i mean when you believe what visit us

is about kim he led government to give the rights to the policeman and of course your stare right to me says you're harassed ago sent all the boys to the protesters and also the protest grows yeah so it really gives us a break here so what you are firing to there is allegations that are doing the rounds here among protesters in hong kong that people have been sexually harassed and police stations after they've been arrest arrested and so when it comes to your 5 to mons having heard what president xi has said how confident are you that the remaining 4 will be met we are very very close because of one demand already been answered the other 4 hopefully with the coming elections the chinese government will know the hong kong people will full o. the people who support the hong kong government with that elections. everybody will be a part of it and hopefully global or the chinese government will know what. is being as heard today the district select just that is taking place next month and how about you are you still confident that steel demands be met because you know. you can see the hon

>> there is no one who has stared at ukrainian activity over the last years that doesn't understand the risk of at govigernment. chs behaving in ways that are deeply inconsistent with basic fund mental refusal, ples, private property, one disputes that. for a nation to seek help from another cotry to say, did you mess around in our elections? was there coruption engaged in? that is completely appropriate activity. >> woodruff: have you decided just finally that there will be cooperation with the house impeachment? >> i've made clear i think the white house has made verclear we will ensure that we do everything we're required to do by the law and the constitution

you can see steve clark furious with that stony stare.that is via the nation leaks playoffs in march although not a great dismay from scotland as they stay fit in the qualify play. when that we have a disappointed scotch woman and it disappointed northern ireland woman in the studio. thanks. england play tomorrow night manager gareth southgate has said they'll abide by uefa's three step protocol if they encounter any racial abuse during their game in the czech republic or in bulgaria next week. (00v )england will qualify for the euros if they beat the czechs. england will qualify for the euros if they beat the czechs. yesterday, tammy abraham said the players were prepared to come off the pitch all together if they were not happy. uefa's protocol for racial abuse ends with the officials abandoning a match if announcements inside a stadium do not stop the problem. there is the ua for process. we have to have faith in that process in a game that was recently stopping italy because of that. and then everything else is hypothetical because we

the scotland team arrived here today staring into the face of a storm in every respect.itise their safety from the devastating effects of mother nature while a debate rages between scottish rugby in the world governing body. debate rages between scottish rugby in the world governing bodylj debate rages between scottish rugby in the world governing body. i think what we have seen is the last thing we wa nt what we have seen is the last thing we want to do is get involved in talking about legal matters and what we have got is now a legal opinion that actually supports our view that there is flexibility around the scheduling. what we really need to be talking about is a common—sense approach to what has been a fantastic tournament. i think when you're asking somebody to reconsider something as as this, we are trained to base the argument on the fact that there is sporting a integrity around this. if you are an economic powerhouse of the game, i think it comes with more clouds and i think most people knew that if it was one of the more powerhouses of the game perhaps new zea

but drinking water is a people in the village still stares and the quality. sarah touches water for her 10 children 3 times a day she would normally need 20 jerrycans a day for the family now she missed herself to just 10. this year we had less than 5 days of rain and there were only small showers so the cross didn't grow properly there is also little ground water people in the community have spoken agreement to manage the water that we have so that everybody gets some. hopes are high for the small rainy season that usually comes between october and december but as the somali region of the g.o.p. continues to be affected by and seasonal weather experts expect drought there to arsenal in the long term. and. our last report takes us to berlin one of germany's most successful basketball teams out of berlin recently decided to drop cheerleaders from appearing at their games no longer into. keeping with the times said the managers but others not least the cheerleaders beg to differ. these cheerleaders happen practicing for months if not years to be able to do this

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talks there demanding that president lenin reinstate a fuel subsidy that he live unaided as part of a stare any measures backed by the international monetary fund. and the fast moving wildfire near los angeles has destroyed more than a dozen homes and forced tens of thousands to flee the area officials say the blaze has already engulfed almost 2000 hectares and that it will probably take days to bring it under control schools colleges and key roads have been closed. german prosecutors say the man accused of killing 2 people in eastern germany on wednesday has confessed they say the 27 year old german has admitted to having far right and he submitted motives. the city of hala is still in mourning 2 days after the gunman tried and failed to storm a synagogue with worshipers marking the jewish day of atonement and then killed a woman in front of the building and the men at a nearby shop. the attack has shaken other jewish communities in germany and heightened fears over security detail has been to visit the jewish community and about 50 kilometers from. solidarity with the victims and the jewi

9th day the country's president to lenny maria has is said that he will not back down on those all stare at the measures which are also backed by the international monetary fund the european union member states have authorized their chief breaks it negotiator to seek a last minute deal with the u.k. vishal barney a well now hold another round of intense talks ahead of an e.u. summit which is scheduled for next week he met his british counterpart in brussels today he said that that meeting had been constructive. a fast moving wildfire near the u.s. city of also angels has killed at least one person and forced some 100000 people to flee their homes officials say the fire has already engulfed almost 2000 hectares and that it will probably take days to bring it under control schools colleges and key roads have been closed. if the o.p.'s prime minister i'll be off has been awarded the 21000 nobel peace prize for his work to resolve the border conflict with neighboring eritrea the 2 countries restored relations in july of last year after many years of hostilities in a tweet today the prime min

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. >> i'm tired of staring at [ bleep ] all day. >> do you want to take the mask off?> i see you staring at my boobs every day, and honestly, in you want to touch'em, just ask. >> jimmy: i wonder if tom will be happy about that or not. next week we're going on the road to brooklyn, new york for five shows at the brooklyn academy of music. we have an incredible guest list which includes kelly ripa, alicia keys and many, many more. and we sent guillermo on a road trip, he is making his way across the country. and tonight the guillermo-mobile is at a sandwich the primanti brothers. can you hear me? >> yes, jimmy! >> jimmy: how was the ride? >> it was good. it was only nine hours. >> jimmy: what's your favorite thing about the bus? i know you've fallen in love with that bus. >> nothing, jimmy, nothing. >> jimmy: i heard your doctor ou beforew'thatng nhitrip.nt my now terrible. >> jimmy: where's tony? tony's the manager of the restaurant. how long have you been managing the restaurant, tone she in >> only 45 years. >> jimmy: is business typically like this? >> yes. we're a

the workers in this factory and a million others in the plastic industry across india are suddenly staringuture. translation: if these goods are phased out, there is no alternative, and what will happen to us in the industry, and our employees? we ask the government for time, around 3— four years, to prepare. prime minister narendra modi is on a mission to free india of single use plastic, but the lack of single use plastic, but the lack of clarity over what could be phased out has taken a toll. this factory has already seen a drop of 30— a0% in sales. many businesses produce plastic products ahead of time, and so it's not uncommon to have this volume of stock ready to be shipped out. but with so much uncertainty surrounding the government's policy on single use plastic, many businesses around the country, just like this one, don't know if their stock will be sold or go to waste. concerns are growing around the world about plastic pollution, but it is these visuals that have really rattled india. a garbage mountain in new delhi, on course to rise higher than the taj mahal in the coming yea

out and -- stared at and being allowed to go there.ou go to any mcdonald's and there are people there like keisha and millie, people living on the cusp. you see them in a booth, maybe with their old cell phone with crocs on it, -- with crocs on it, maybe with a bible. ways,d say in many libraries fill that role too. susan: how does mcdonald's management feel about this? chris: i don't know. susan: do you ever see managers chasing people out? chris: no. maybe one out of a million. -- i think mean someone, i can't say for a guarantee because i haven't asked, but i suspect mcdonald's knows what it is doing. it knows its clientele. often it is people who are friends with the workers. mcdonald's is very reflective of the neighborhood. the people who work at mcdonald's are from the community. the bond is between often the employees and the people using it as a shelter. they may know them from high school, or they may know their brother or sister from high school. again, thees, employees are very much part of the community as well. this: you

like a staring contest. >> yeah.me scene pictures of denise laying dead autopsy pictures to get a reaction. and she had no emotion. and i called her out on it. i said, "these people took you into your home, brought you back from lithuania, you lived with them. that doesn't bother you?" and she just looked at me, stone cold, and said, "i cried enough over the weekend." >> reporter: but then detectives asked her about something they learned as they traced nathan's movements the day of the murder. remember, one of the places he said he visited was this day spa, where he bought a valentine's day gift certificate for denise. but when detectives stopped there, they discovered that nathan had been bringing another woman to the spa, and it was none other than aina. it had happened so often, the owner said, she thought they were a couple. >> he's taking this woman in her early 20s, an exchange student, to the spa? >> yeah, to get massages and to get her waxed up. my stuff would be in the front yard if my wife found out that i

the first wives club reboot stares ryan did you talk to any of them in preparation for your role? >> in my mind, every day. i would love to, if you're watching. >> yes, do you want to meet us? we would love to meet you. ♪ can you hear me >> bette midler you're the wind beneath my wings. >> reporter: they come together to overcome major struggles. traded in for younger women. >> my, my, the bulimia certainly has paid off. >> reporter: another searching to find her voice. yet through their bond as best friends, they come out stronger. a theme repeated in the reprisal. >> no, that is not life. we've got to start living our lives for ourselves. >> we are amazing. >> reporter: in the series, hazel's marriage crumbles in a very public and embarrassing way. >> i knew derrick was cheating. >> and the only thing you did was throw out your phone? >> reporter: she leans on her girlfriends. the mastermind, tracy oliver, knows a thing or two about strong women. she was the creator of "girls trip." how did this whole project get started? >> it was right after "girls trip" came out and paramount

the lion takes a few steps toward the woman but just sat there, stared and did nothing. officials are not sure how the woman got into the barrier. >> new tonight, the city of gilroy host national night out. the event was postponed after the garlic festival shooting to. night's event provided another opportunity for healing. >> we give thanks today for the gift of community. >> reporter: national night out kicked off with a prayer tonight and a song about healing. a few months pryor on july 28th, the town of gilroy changed forever after a 19-year- old opened fire on the festival ground killing three festival goers. >> it's important to recognize that this event was actually scheduled for last month. >> reporter: to give the city time to grieve, national night out slated for the first week of august was put on hold until now. >> i don't think i'd say can everybody is great and back to normal but we're working in the right direction and we'll recover >> reporter: gilroy police chief says he and his officers needed this event just as much as the community. >> i, like others,

like i'm goingng to be staring at my children a lot longer than the people in this room. i would hope that that sentiment would echo in the heads of everybody in that situation. you are going to have to stare at people -- [applause] saycomey: i saw mitt romney this the other day. you are all going to be asked where were you and what did you do. i suspect what will happen is what happened after the joe mccarthy fever broke in 1954. mccarthy disappeared overnight and late no one had anything to do with it. "i was never involved. trump who?" that's what i expect we'll experience. we cannot allow that to happen. people have to be held accountable because you are responsible for what you say and what you do not say and if you are in a position to speak, you owe it to this country to speak is how i think about it. [applause] be a whole it will lot of republicans telling themselves a story, which is "i need to be here to serve the american people, and if i speak up, i may not be here because as crazy as it sounds, they may run somebody against me in a primary and the american pe

greg han: i was just,t, i don't know, staring off f in the distance while scrubbing dishes and d i sawhis litittle bit of briight blue that did not loook like e anything you wowould seen your backyard. emlyly han: r clclaim to famames we discovered a population of previously undiscovered snails in los angeles. so, we immediatelely started looking for more snails and found a bunch of other really tiny, little snails. he put a picture of the snails on instagram, and once he did that, we got a notification that scientists and other snail enthusiasts were very excited about this snail find. woman: it looks great back here, emily. emily han: thanks. woman: and i contacted gregory to say, can i come out and get it because we don't have any of those specimens in the collection.. yep, thatat's xerotricha a ther. and who's this little guy? emily han: is that a cochlicella barbara? a really teeny, tininy one? vendetttti: yep, that's a juvenile. so, in fefebruary 1 of 2016, i came out here, the hans ininvited me, and we just did a little exploration of their backyard and collected xerotricha cons

there staring adoring. he seems so eager to please, see, he does things like that this. not even sure how to describe that. but it turns out being potentially implicated in an impeachable offense may be the breaking point. it started a week ago. >> i think that you should ask for vp pence's conversation because he had a couple conversations. you can have it anytime you need it. and also mike pence's conversations which were i think one or two of them, they were all perfect. >> that was the vice president being tossed unceremoniously under a double-decker bus. the "washington post" is now reporting that the vice president's office is trying to put distance between him and this particular scandal even though pence's team was on the call and it was likely the vp would have had a transcript, they say the vice president knew nothing about it. even as vice president pence says that there are legitimate questions about hunter biden and ukraine. the "post" reports that officials close to pence insist that he was un

i stared at the professor blankly. then remembered that this was the part where i was supposed to cry. so i cried. this was a future i would have to figure out on my own, but i didn't want to think about it. at least for one more night, i wanted to dance at a huge, messy waparty and get blackout drunk. in this particular version of the future, i was one of three out gay men at the party, and the other two were dating each other. [laughter] can and they're still dating each other. it's very a annoying. [laughter] i think they're even married. anyway. but i would find a way. i wanted to spending the night in someone else's body. or met someone boar -- or let someone borrow mine. for the first few hours of the party, either i i did not notice him, or the man who would later try to kill me simply hadn't arrived yet. all night i was a terrific, bright black mess. i stomped, shrinked and sauntered in and out of the kitchen to refull my cup or do -- refill my cup or do shots. i was out on the porch smoking cigarettes, then pa

actually this there is transformed from normal sad stares to a colorful tourist destination and all. all of this affects our sales because people come here to take photos and then buy something from our stores. just artists completed the whole atmosphere of the area and helped us to attract more people. many of the larger murals started appearing in 2013 after local graffiti artists decided to form a collective called doc it hosts a festival each spring where people fly in just for the chance to leave their mark on the city's walls artists from around the world are coming here to jordan and along with the local artists the crossing boundaries not just of countries but also of wealth and class they say they're connecting the more affluent areas in the west of the city so the older and less developed ones in the east and the local businesses are enjoying an economic boost the neighborhood of mali has some of the most impressive in scale by one of jordan's best known street artists the son of palestinian refugees so he bought or is creating landmarks in his old neighborhood that have ch