this is a roger stone. [laughter] it is a stone, the prototype taken from my neighbor's driveway. of course, that that was replace we sell it as a paperweight. and, in all all honesty, selling very many of them. until rolling stones in the huffington post and the observer and other left-wing fake news outlet made fun of me. now i cannot signing up with them. [cheering and applause] you can also get your roger stone in the back. kind of like the art of four. it does not matter. tech or fashion or entertainment this is a lesson in life. not really a political book. that does not stop facebook from rejecting all of my ads that i propose because they have inappropriate content. some of you have probably heard that i have a tattoo of richard nixon on my back. it is true. it's about the size of a grapefruit. right between my shoulder blades which means i'm the only person you know -- [laughter] that's about as risquÉ as i get. i apologize. and, for me, the tattoo is not a political speech. it's a in life, when you get knocked down, when you suffer defeat, when you are disappointed and r

this is a roger stone. [laughter] it's a stone, he was taken from my neighbor's driveway. [laughter] to which i have signed my name. it is a roger stone. we sell it as a paper weight. in all honesty, you are selling very many of them until "rolling stone" and the huffington post and the observer and other left-wing fake news media outlets made fun of me. [laughter] now i can't get enough of them. [laughter] [laughter] [applause] you can also get your roger stone "afterwards". we have copies of my most recent book, stones rules which is kind of like the art of war, the print. these are the things i've learned in my 50 year career in american politics. it doesn't matter whether you are a tech or fashion or entertainment or agriculture for that matter. these are lessons in life that are applicable in any business, it's not really a political book but that doesn't stop facebook from rejecting all of my ads i propose because they have inappropriate content. some of you probably have heard that i have a tattoo of richard nixon on my back. [laughter] it is true. it's about the si

♪no no no sweat... >> news in the roger stone criminal case, federal prosecutors tonight say stone hasr allegedly again. this famously bars him from talking or posting or communicating publicly about his case. they say this wasn't like a one-time thing, they list eight examples including a online post that they basically say his defense team "exposed the intelligence community." the prosecutors are calling for a new hearinging whether stone has broken the terms of his release, what keeps him out of jail awaiting trial. this judge has been somewhat restant to put stone in jail the way many other defendants are treated around the country. in fact, even after he posted a picture of the judge herself next to what many interpreted as crosshairs, she provided him a second chance. all of this comes, of course, at an interesting time because the trump justice department at a higher level, not the line prosecutors going after stone tonight but at a higher level intervened unusually to try to keep manafort out of a prison in new york. if these were any other defendants or if it were actually lit

plus: stone by stone. with the memory of the fire that consumed paris's notre dame cathedral still fresh, stone masons work to repair the national cathedral in washington, d.c., damaged by an earthquake in 2011. >> you know it lasted only 58 seconds, and when it ended we

the rolling stones front man mick jagger is back. and with some swagger. the band opened their delayed tool in north america it was postponed for 3 months because jagger needed heart surgery but friends agree that you wouldn't have been able to tell he moves like he's 30 years old even always 74 or 75 whatever it is he's fantastic he performed well i wish i had his surgeon. in the stones of my 3rd grade even though i'm young i still love his enjoyment of what i heard about the hope issues i was scared that i might it might not ever to see them so to see them play tonight was incredible it seems jagga the stones into you as do their friends devotion and of course their music. next the the latest edition of sift living in the digital age at this time with a look at how women around the world are using social media platforms to fight violence and discrimination and make sure to stay tuned for that i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines don't forget in the meantime you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website

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the rolling stones front man mick jagger is back. and with some swagger. the band opened their delayed toll in north america it was postponed for 3 months because jagger needed heart surgery but fans agree that you wouldn't have been able to tell he moves like he's 30 years old even always 74 or 75 whatever it is he's fantastic he performed well i wish i had his surgeon. in the stones of my fair back and even though i'm young i still love to sing to him and then when i heard about the hope issues i was scared that i wanted might not ever to see them so to see them play tonight was incredible it seems jagger and the stones into your as do their fans devotion and of course their music. but don't forget you can always get news on the go just download our app from google play or from the apple store and that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for the breaking news you can also use the d w app to send us your photos and your videos. your watching the news up next the death used technology show shift o

. >>> plus pride. 50 years after the stone wall uprising, a look at gay pride across america. >> we oweto our elders that we get to be here today. >> the inspiring voices and challenges ahead. >> many lgbtq continue to be bullied pervasively in 2019. >>> but first the "nightline" five. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. the democrats trying to become the next president of the united states have had their say, sparring with each other and taking aim at the man they hope to replace. tonight tonight, two nights, 20 candidates. >> we all talk about these things. i did it. i did it. >> is the biggest test yet for the slough of presidential candidates, all vying to define and for some introduce themselves on the national stage. >> i would pass a freedom dividend for every american adult starting at age 18. >> we don't have a health care system in the united states. we have a sickness care system in the united states. >> the stage on both nights reflected the diversity. one openly gay candidate. candi. tonight the front runner, joe biden at the center of the stage, quickly becoming a

the rolling stones front man mick jagger is back. and with some swagger. the band opened their delayed toll in north america it was postponed for 3 months because jagger needed heart surgery but fans agree that you wouldn't have been able to tell he moves like he's 30 years old even always 7475 whatever it is he's fantastic he performed well i wish i had his surgeon and i'm. in the stones my fair bad even though i'm young i still love his enjoyment and when i heard about the hope issues i was scared that i might it might not ever to see them so to see them play tonight was incredible it seems jagger and the stones into your as do their fans devotion and of course their music. or mine or now the top story that we're following for you at this hour protesters from across europe are occupying one of germany's biggest lignite coal mines they're demanding the germany take immediate action to limit the effects of global warming the protests comes after european union leaders failed to agree on a plan to make a blanket economy carbon neutral by 25th. and don't for

plus: stone by stone. with the memory of the fire that consumed paris's notre dame cathedral still fresh, stone masons work to repair the national cathedral in washington, d.c., damaged by an earthquake in 2011. >> you know it lasted only 58 w seconds, an it ended we just kind of started looking around and looking up. and seeing how things had rotated or fell, or were twisted, and it was just incredible. >> yang: all that and more on tonight's "pbs newshour." >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> babbel. a langua app that teaches real-life conversations in a new language, like spanish, french, german, italian, and more. >> consumer cellular. >> fancial services firm raymond james. >> the william and flora hewlett foundation. for more than 50 years, advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world. at www.hewle.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting

you would have called him a stone cold lose on twitter? a stone cold loser.ld loser than a zist rather a stone cold loser than a 21st century fascist, which is what sadiq khan said of donald trump. that is a dishonour to america as well as... but there is a teaching opportunity, includes ——in quotes, where he could correct that. people wait for the correction, he does not do it. he does not use the bully pulpit to instruct people. whatever city car and says, he believes in what he said, donald trump had an opportunity to correct the record, he didn't do it. and he never does it. and his base like that about him. let us move onto the i. i am confused. this says theresa may snob. she was at the state banquet this evening. my understanding was that she was meeting donald trump tomorrow for breakfast at st james's palace with business leaders, then there were going to have talks and numberio. there were going to have talks and number 10. the there were going to have talks and numberio. thei there were going to have talks and numberio. the i is there were going to

well, nevertheless, this weekend roger stone decided he had a new good idea.ded to go online and call for the death of former cia director john brennan. he called for brennan to be hanged for treason, claiming that the entire trump russia investigation that led to roger stone being charged was illegitimate and ought to result in its perpetrators being killed. and i am not a lawyer, but boy, does that seem like a straight down the middle violation of that gag order prohibiting roger stone from talking about the investigation or his case. so again, with that one we are watching to see whether or if the judge in the roger stone case will react to that online posting and whether or not the judge might view that as having violated that gag order, in which case mr. stone could be up against the risk of going to jail while he awaits his trial rather than waiting it out at home. one last thing we are keeping an eye on this evening is not in a courtroom but in congress. last month, former white house counsel don mcgahn, you may remember, he defied a subpoena from congr

stone travels through the bile duct up to where it opens into the do odd number but then gets lodged there of the opening of the pen create a conduct is located in the same area so then that duct which releases pancreatic juice to a digestion when it's unable to drain that causes pressure to build up in the pancreas that activates the digestive enzymes in the pancreas and it begins to digest itself. was in maria was immediately given medication and then the goldstone was removed by keyhole surgery the doctors hoped that would be enough for her pancreatitis inflammation of the pancreas to disappear. and pancreatitis is usually relatively miles and can be treated with fasting rest and an infusion coupled with an appropriate pain therapy. demise of most cases run their course within $7.00 to $10.00 days. but that didn't happen with was a murderer. she suffered organ failure and only survived because she was swiftly resuscitated. pancreatitis and its acute form means that various organs can no longer adequately fulfil their function of course that leads to circulatory failure mung failur

we know andrew miller did work with roger stone for a while, so maybe it's connected to roger stone. roger stone's already indicted on charges of lying to congress and the fbi about his interactions with wikileaks as they were distributing stolen russian material during the 2016 campaign. stone has pled not guilty, his case is moving forward. there was a hearing in that case just today. but because that case is already rolling through the courts it's really not clear what mueller's grand jury might still be working on pertaining to roger stone at this point if that's what's they want this guy's testimony for. then there's also just the fact this andrew miller testimony tomorrow morning in d.c. means that robert mueller's grand jury is still operating in d.c. i mean, robert mueller himself yesterday gave his fair well speech. he officially announced he was closing the special counsel's office, he officially left the justice department. but his grand jury is treading along. mueller is going to be testifying to that grand jury tomorrow. and maybe his testimony pertains to a potential ne

. >> stone wall is a verb. >> reporter: martin boyd was 21 years old and was no strange to the stone for gays and lesbians and the transgender community. >> it was like two of every type of gay people. >> reporter: police raids on gay bars were common. when officers showing up on stone wall, no one was surprised until the crowd fought back. they started throwing everything that they did not need. >> reporter: bottles were thrown and fires were set and an uprising was born. >> when it was happening around you, what were you thinking and feeling in that moment? >> well, you could not feel anything because the riot is a swirl, the smell and the smoke and the sweat, it is madness. >> reporter: the protest would continue for several nights. the display at the public library home to an exhibit called love and resistance "stone wall 50." >> photos of gay rights marches before stone wall and massive protests after. >> stonewall is certainly not the beginning or the end. what is it isn't the. >> it is a turning point. this month's with stonewall's anniversary, new york commission are issuing

but stone wall was certainly a major turning point the movement mobilized radicalized and diversified in. nineteen sixty nine i mean you've written a book entitled the stonewall riots for those who are unfamiliar with with the movement where it began. talk us through what a difficult time this walls and and suddenly you know when the people rose up against set police harassment. well of lgbt people could be fired at will from their jobs -- same sex sex and that was illegal in forty nine out of fifty american states and what was called cross gender impersonation are css dressin was illal in many u. s. jurisdictions. so the conditions were quite difficult but actually in the years leading up to stone wall in nineteen sixty nine there were significant improvements there were court decisions. that -- gave greater freedom for gay bar to exist there was a reduction in new york city and the use of of sexual entrapment practices by the police. also there were improvements but in the early months of nineteen sixty nine there were a series of police killings of lgbt people crackdowns by the pol

shamari stone. >>> mystery still surrounds the deadly mass ooting invirginia beach three days ago. we know the gunman offered his resignation via email at the same time he killed 12 people, but that resignation was unremarkable. in an derks mail dwayne craddok only said, for personal reasons, i must end my position. to be clear, your last workday will be may 15. >>> ryan keith cox was killed in a desperate effort to prote his coworkers. tom costello has the remarkable story of bravery and sacrifice. >> reporter: yet another mass shooting in america and tonight virginia beach is i anguish. 12 crosses for the men and women who died friday in one of the city's buildings. among them, ryan keith cox. >> keith gave his lifeo save seven of us. god knew what he was doing when arth and an on this gave us a guardian angel. >> reporter: the gunman was on the seventh floor. he rushed her into an office and told her to barricade the door while he ran for others. gunfire tore through the door and the wall. ith did not survive. >> he knew he had seven ladies with him that he had to protect. >> re

. ♪ the triumphant return of the stones with mick jagger back on stage with all his moves. >> announcerthis is nbc "nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening breaking news tonight. the death toll has grown in one of hawaii's deadliest civilian plane crashes. a twin engine beechcraft bound for a skydiving trip went down shortly after takeoff friday evening killing all 11 people one of the victims just identified, a his sister telling us tonight he was adventurous and everybody loved him. the air field they took off from is on the northern tip of the hawaiian island of oahu nbc's gadi schwartz is there and has the latest >> reporter: a fiery ending on oahu's north shore just moments after a small plane took off bound for a skydiving adventure. >> assistance responding with a down aircraft this is at dillingham air field. >> reporter: witnesses captured the burst of flames and tower of smoke after the aircraft went down all on board perished. >> i'm seeing something just crashed and exploded over there. >> reporter: the skydiving experice at t o of a lifetime as seen in past ex

. >> they finally took a stand fighting back against police who routinely grated the bar throwing stones and bottles. they launched the battle for gay rights. it was mostly forced underground before that. >> a survey shows 2 out of 3 americans look with disgust, discomfort or fear. >> brought to light to the latest exhibition on lgbtq nightlife before and after stone wall. >> it covers the '50s through the '90s. she describes how the stonewall became a landmark in the gay libration movement. >> the exhibition explores how this provided a safe haven and arena for letting loose that was critical for this community. >> reporter: the owners say it still provides a forum for activism. >> what can the average person do to support the cause? >> to realize where they came from, to realize that the right they have now wasn't always there and if they don't fight for it, they could lose it again. >> it is critical stone wall continues to be that globallized symbol and continues to lead the fight and stays at the forefront of the gay rights movement. >> and to remember it was where pride began. >>>

the gag order as it were on roger stone is pretty clear.d it says he cannot comment publicly about the case. he, you know, made a comment on social media inviting the press, specifically the "new york times" and "the washington post," to cover recent developments in his case. now, he didn't do it in an inflammatory way. he didn't -- i think try to poison the jury pool. but, you know, he's got one strike against him already from the judge. the judge warned him. and, you know, she is the same judge who locked up paul manafort for violating his bail conditions. so i would not want to be roger stone going before judge jackson again. >> jackson is a pretty tough judge. why do prosecutors think stone's social media posts are so damaging and violate that order from the judge? >> well, because he's not supposed to comment about the case. it is a fairly straight forward order. it says don't talk about this case. this social media post was about the case. and i think he is going to have a rather tortured difficulty trying to explain how this was in f

welcome back to going underground tell me about that new book in there it begins with discovering a stone while digging potatoes well when i was an m.p. i used to relax by having a vegetable garden and one evening when i was in my vegetable god my came across what turned out to be a stone age hand-axe and as as often happens i got a very simple thought which turned into a book i was holding this stone age hand x. in one hand i took a photograph of it with the i phone in the other it struck me other phones are available other things are available and then i suddenly thought to myself how on how how how do we get from a human society where the most advanced technology was a piece of shop in stone to one where we've got a small phone in pretty much every pocket and the more i look into it the more i came to realise that actually there's been incredible human progress but it's all happened very very recently within in many continents and countries in the past generation or 2 but even within western europe only within the past 23 maximum 400 years relatively recently i want to get on to progre

are you a rolling stones fan? i met him myself once last yearlj are you a rolling stones fan? him myself once last year. i have never met mick jagger! he is a super guy and we had a lot of chat about politics. it is great. he has a great army of fans of all ages. he is one of these stars who unites the young and the old. i have never been to one of his concerts but i am told there are wrinklies and teenyboppers. a pretty debauched lifestyle when they were younger but he is the perfect the way he runs around the stage. super fit. i am sure he has got help. around the stage. super fit. i am sure he has got helplj around the stage. super fit. i am sure he has got help. i think he has. he has a rigorous routine in the gym every day. he has to. hats off to him, he is still doing it. he still has the energy. still packing them in as well. next time you have a dinner party with nickjagger, invite me round. he is back on stage after that heart surgery. that's it for the papers today. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there

i hope you will support me to save the road ston red stone ant i submit. >> thank you. sousupervisor safye. >> thank you. maybe not as exciting but think trees are extremely important to this city and we and the voters went to the ballot a couple of years ago to ensure that at a minimum, we would have the resources set aside for maintaining the urban can know d i did a little bit of experimenting and thank you, we have to date planted 1500 trees in my district. we will plant another 500 next year, which will bring the total number to 2,000. without those trees, however, our urban canopy would have decreased by almost 2,000 trees city-wide. so in i in this years' budget, there's a replacement of 4,000 trees that need to come down but with the ordinance of today, we're asking that any street tree that is removed, it will have to be replaced within 120 days. we take into consideration the condition of the street, we take into consideration the underground utility. we have sat with and talked with the department of public works and talked with the folks in the bureau of urb

yet for borisjohnson, is not set in stone in his mind.or boris johnson, it absolutely is not set in stone in his mind. yet for borisjohnson, it absolutely is. and that is kind of how you can separate those who are running. and the times does that, doesn't it, to a degree? yes, they have this little graphic. it is useful. it lines up to ten candidates who are running, and it puts five of them in the no deal, no delay camp, and those who are in the renegotiate or consider an extension camp, but is really helpful, isn't it? the issue here is that the parliamentary arithmetic has not changed. parliament has made quite clear that it does not want no deal. the only way that it can stop it is to have a vote of no confidence in the government. so anybody looking at october 31 and saying, that is my deadline, they risk the fact that parliament will vote for no confidence and bring down the government. the government does have a majority, a very small majority, if you include the dup, but that means that in theory you only need to conservatives who

shomari stone, news 4. >> a we can vouch for it. it was pretty amazing. >> we didn't put on the apron or nything like that but we did get to sample it purely for journalistic reasons. that is good cheesecake. >> so good. >> think every last crumb is gone. >> it is. i just walked by. >> he with need sometng to be cheeryi about somethng like cheesecake. the weather s been nasty. >> unsettled and nasty.we dealt with the storms. for the second day in a row the nats have had to postpone their game. and we're looking at similar weathera tomorrow thursday as well. i know some of you haven't seen anything the last two days fpecially in montgomery and loudoun andederick county and maryland. unfortunately with this pattern i can tell you there's a high likelihood we'reling with rain across the area tomorrow. but exactly where that rain sets up nearly impossible. it justen so happ that today the rain fell in very similar places as yesterday. friday is looking gorgeous. saturday is looking really nice too. some good news. sunday is looking main

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the attack took place in the stone wall estates subdivision some spotsylvania county. northern virginia bureau chief julie carrie learned ts is not the first time these dogs were involved in an attack. >> reporter: danny wasust driving home from work last wednesday when he heard screams and saw a frightening scene. >> i see the lady on the be ground with the dog mauling her. my first instinked was toinut the carark and run. >> reporter: the woman who had a newborn in her house was being attacked in the front ord. of the family's six dogs biting her leg. this is what the breed looks like on the akc's website. >> it looked like she had been attacked by sharks.e the bites w so brutal and so nd. >> reporter: othereighbors and men from the landscaping truck went after the dog with tools, but it didn't let go until canter jumped on the animal. >> i yelled the words, out just like i would do with my dogs. when i did, heet go and immediately he turned to me. that's when i grabbed his collar and slung him to the ground to his back and held him down. > reporter: the victim was a

and today marks 50 years since police raided stone wall. everything escalated when an officer pushed a drag queen. prompting a crowd to stand up for themselves. the stone wall riots extended beyond new york city. and spanned decades. but three years before stone wall here in san francisco, there was a similar uprising moment with drag queens fighting back. in what is known as the compton's cafeteria riot. >> there's a stone wall in every country. you know, there's that moment where the community rose up. and so for so many people that are coming to pay homage, you know, to the site where our community basically said, we're not going to take it anymore. >> the theme this year is generations of resistance. you can see there. the parade starts there. it will head down and end at civic plaz a. we understand it's going to start at 10:30 sunday morning. the event will have added significance this year because good afternoon gavin newnewsome -- gavin newsom will participate in the parade. >>> a 23-year-old fresno man was arrested fo pleasant hill

that happens in this stone lore. a lot of this stone lore is about -- it's survival mechanisms. it's ways for people to kind prepare for the fifth season when they come along, it'ssi lly a casted preparedness guide, but it'ss alo a guide to how to understd people in a disaster. >> flock: okay. let's go to our next question. >> the book posits earth not as maternal and nurturing but as paternal and evil.in what are you tto say about gender? >> flock: so it's father earth, why? >> mostly i wanted to mess with people's expectations. i don't thnk of father earth as evil. the people of this world do, for good reason. evil is in the eye of the beholder. in a lot of cases people are putting themselves to their perceptions of the world. so i wasn't really trying to say anything specific abender other than to challenge the idea that the earth was always nurturing. >> flock: i think we have another question from readers out what you were tring to say. >> do you think that sci-fi and faasy as a genre is particularly useful in d

it's also dangerous many have lost their lives in search of the precious stone. that was it. from my model. model from my samples in the live. footage she. spoke raised in my mommy's a little young child who. saw it all up out of. 30 meters below ground oxygen is. none of the miners kind of food proper ventilation systems fresh as provided by the men's ingenuousness. it's basic but it works most of the time. and importantly it costs very little. the problem is the tube is barely 25 meters long and doesn't reach. the mom woke. up because a lot of. john the. amount of the stuff for the last bag could have cost them their lives. thank you. both thank. you they don't look that much the fun not the money. that thank you. thank. you thank you. thank you. thank you. for the a life fruit of danger and all for less than $2.00 a day. after more than a week in the jungle robert and his men still haven't found a rosewood tree that's big enough. running out of supplies they will soon need to head home but today determined not to return empty handed a few months earlier the army have chase

that seems to be the unofficial mantra of the rolling stones. launching the american leg of their no filter tour in chicago. >>> it was delayed 2 months because mick jagger needed heart surgery. >>> in may the 75-year-old posted a video to the twitter account showing off his trademark jagger moves, putting away any fears about his health. now they are back on the road. >>> touring with the rolling stones is like putting on a super bowl at every concert, pretty much is what the deal is. >>> chuck lavelle has been a staple of the touring band since the late 1980s, working directly with mick jagger to craft a different set list for each show. he says they refused to simply live on their status as icons, determined to give them everything they have each and every night. >>> the energy will be there, that's a we do. if we don't have that we don't have anything. >>> longevity in the music industry is rare. some acts like the stones are repeatedly defined the idea that an artist is only as good as the latest album. they've and packing arenas and stadiu

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harper's your stone follo leandr tonight. jr the suspect sergio taylor has a history of impersonating police officers. >>it's plainly certainly does vicki was actually convicted in the case and on probation for that case that happened a year and a half ago in san leandro. this is 20 year-old sergio taylor behind bars right now accused of impersonating a police officer in this gear at san leandro is cherry festival and being in possession of weapons. this is a real gun and this is the non-working glock that was found under sergio taylor seat as car. ammunition was found as well. >>mister taylor in addition to having this replica firearm on his person was also in possession of live ammunition. the magazines that ship this time and effectively would lead people to believe that this is a real fire. >>taylor also had a warrant out for his arrest stemming from an incident that happened in early may in berkeley. this is video recorded by max rosen house. in it you can see taylor being arrested on saturday morning near the cherry fes

tell me about that new book in there it begins with discovering a stone while digging potatoes well when i was an m.p. i used to relax by having a vegetable garden and one evening when i was in my vegetable garden i came across what turned out to be a stone age hand-axe and as as often happens i got a very simple thought which turned into a book i was holding this stone age handouts in one hand i took a photograph of it with the i phone in the other struck me other phones are available other phones are available and then i suddenly thought to myself how on how how how do we get from a human society where the most advanced technology was a piece of shop in stone to one where we've got a smartphone in pretty much every pocket and the more i look into it the more i came to realise that actually there's been incredible human progress but it's all happened very very recently within in many continents and countries in the past generation or 2 but even within western europe only within the past 23 maximum 400 years roads recently i want to get on to progress was in who the parasites are in the

stone ridge all the way past for now. the next exit. it was going to be your exit. otherwise, tough it out. allow another 15 minutes to be safe. if you are coming out of the altamonte pass you are okay. if you are headed to the bay bridge it's clear until you get to the backed up toll plaza. >> oh you know what is quickly approaching. >> the weekend. >> the weekend. >> also quickly the approaching -- >> i got that. >> oh yes, it will be a very hot weekend. let's get to those numbers. saturday is probably your best day to get outside. the bay will be reaching up to 80 degrees, the coast up to 72. does not compare to sunday. it's even hotter. we're up to 94 inland. the bay reaching the some events happening around the bay area in out fairly mild 76 degrees and you probably want to get there early before it makes it into the upper 80s. find some shade and drink plenty of water. you will find cooler temperatures in alameda, the sand sculpture happening on saturday. there will be early clouds. once that clears out, we will be reaching into the low 70s there. a live look

why the stones?the fact that there was a problem to leave no stone unturned and whoever inherits the matter as prime minister, we will be pushing them to finally get her home. are you at all worried if it does become borisjohnson as prime minister because obviously his stumble added to the difficulties of your family's situation because stumble added to the difficulties of yourfamily‘s situation because he missed describe the circumstances in which the —— your wife had been working. not worried. iwill be pushing very hard to take him up on his previous promise and be pushing ha rd to his previous promise and be pushing hard to meet with him and that will be true whether it was borisjohnson orjeremy hunt. my job be true whether it was borisjohnson orjeremy hunt. myjob is to make sure that neither name is top of the government's priorities and we are lucky we have met with both the candidates. in terms of the doctor's visit, he is a former military doctor. he knows to ask the right questions properly a

before stone wall, there was no such thing as pride parades.hat night, june 28, 1969, the new york police department raided the stone wall bar. it was part of a crackdown of gay bars in the city. at stone wall, a thousand transgender people, drag queens, lgbtq people rebelled about police for two hours. they chanted throwing bottles, trash as police seek shelter in the bar. the demonstrations would go on for six days. press coverage of the riots was scarce. one new york daily news cover red, homo nest raided. queen bees are mad. they weren't the only ones to apologize though. the nypd apologizing earlier this month. >> the actions taken by the nypd you whe8 were wrong. the actions were discriminatory and oppressive. for that, i apologize. >> after the riots, the movement was born. in 1970, the first gay pride march took place here in new york city. within two years of the stonewall riots, there was a major lgbtq organization in almost every major u.s. city. so much progress has been made like marriage equality. for world pride, it's a celebrati