they will have to make that judgment call, suzanne. what they've been doing for saefrl days n several days now is pumping water out of the cave system. they've been successful with that effort. new photos from the thai navy show they've been in the command center, able to take a lot of the water out. there could be large sections of the cave where the boys will be able to wade or crawl out. even so, that still means there will be sections they have to dive in zero disibility, buddied up with navy seal divers from thailand and elsewhere to get out. if it is a real sustained rain as it is falling on my head now much more heavily, if this lasts, you know, for several hours or even overnight, that could complicate matters because then the water might push into the cave system. they said earlier today if you have a long, sustained rain -- and we're not there yet, of course, the boys could be inundated and that would, of course, be the worst case scenario. suzanne. >> david mckenzie, thank you so much. we will keep an eye on the news. meanwh

i do want to bring in suzanne in a moment.ss said we would never get a stage one deal with the european union, and we got it before christmas. then we got a stage two deal as well. why is the cabinet divided? no—one will resign. these deals get done in the 11th hour, in the 59th minute of the 11th hour. iagree. i sat through deals at eu summit where deals get done at the 11th hour. so, one way we could look at the british government position is to say they are holding their cards close to their chest. they will have a stronger negotiation position and it will work out. but we are two years on from brexit and the british cabinet and british prime minister, theresa may, still has not resolved internal issues in the cabinet. in brussels, the eu is saying we cannot negotiate because we do not know what you want. we have the irony that david cameron held this referendum to resolve the eu issue and now, two years on, the conservative party is divided as ever. second, looking at specifics, the meeting at chequers, what we seem to be

how to build a brand better than suzanne somers.has spanned decades ad with the me too movement causing extraordinary people in the industry, her insight and experience are more valuable than others. raymond arroyo and i recently sat down with suzanne for a rollicking interview about what is next for hollywood and how things have changed since she began her legendary career i just 19 years old. >> laura: we were talking about what we mess about certain errors of television the other day. and we were talking about carson, of course, johnny. and we were saying, all the people that crossed his path, all the people who he goofed with on stage, and then, i didn't realize that he discovered you. >> he did a. >> laura: how did i not know this? >> i was living in sausalito. they were looking for a small-town girl who had no idea what she looked like and didn't know who she was. i thought, that's me. [laughter] i got together the $25, flew to los angeles to nbc burbank, ignorance is great because i didn't know there was a way to do this with

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how to build a brand better than suzanne somers.career has spanned decades. her insight and experience are more valuable than ever. ray beyond arroyo and i recently sat down with susanne about what is next for hollywood and how things have changed since she began her legendary career at just 19 years old. we were talking about like what we miss about certain eras of television the other day and talking about carson of course. johnny and we were saying hmmm -- all of the people that crossed his path. who he goofed with on stage and then i didn't realize that he discovered you. >> he didal. >> laura: how did i not know this? >> they were looking for a girl a small town girl who had no idea what she looked like and didn't know who she was and i thought that is me. i got together the $25 and flew to los angeles. great.ce is because i didn't know there was a way to do this with agents. -- and i come up to nbc and why are youto here? i'm here for the domantas dell wears show. and i read and very nice and they will give you a call back. an

i'm suzanne malveaux in for fredericka whitfield. >>> officials are now saying it is imperative that they move quickly as that window to save them might be closing. diechb teams say they have a plan to free these boys. it could happen soon, they say, but monsoon conditions, they are moving in, butting pressure on those rescue operations. officials are closely monitoring the oxygen leveli inings inside cave. the boys are said to be safe, for now. jonathan, first of all, tell us about where we are with the rescue. we saw earlier that it started to rain, which caused quite a bit of alarm. how soon do they think they're going to proceed? >> reporter: well, as you say, suzanne, the rain has been coming down pretty heavily in the last hour or so. it's a reminder of what's likely to happen in the next few days. that's why this window is closing. now, we understand at cnn that this rescue operation may actually start very soon. the conditions, the governor said today, were appropriate for evacuation, and they seem pretty much ready to go. th

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battling suzanne the rising columbo so is the drug trade so is corruption my guess is to him accountable that's all he's the outgoing president. has exploded when there's no peace prize helping slaves back to the americas most describing him such as race but does he deserve conflict so for. when it comes to designing tricky puzzles well scott funday venter is a master. but that's man's inventions have won numerous awards. he's an account composer found clear in his brain cells. so how quickly could use all the world's largest coax you. to your room in sixty minutes. oh. yourself. on channel. violence is on the rise in colombia so is the drug trade so is corruption this wasn't the way it was meant to be my guest this week in the capital baghdad is the outgoing president of iran manuel santos who takes with women nobel peace prize for helping to and latin america's longest running insurgency but does he deserve it.

suzanne marques/reporting:"how about you?"kate grinnell and lola karadizian/use smartphones:"yeah. same here. yeah."dr. adam leventhal/university of southern california:"it's everywhere. it's highly accessible. these are high performance, very fast, highly stimulating devices."doctor adam leventhal is professor of preventive medicine and psychology at u-s-c. he and his team did a study to see if teens using their phones excessively... nine hours a day or more... showed signs of a-d-h-d. dr. adam leventhal/university of southern california:"we studied that in a sample of more than 2,500 los angeles area teenagers and we found indeed, yeah, there was a statistically significant link."natsthese boys say everyone they know, is always on their phone. "i'd say half the day, probably, i'm on my phone.""usually when i'm in class, i'm always on my phone too, but i keep up my grades, so i don't think it's a big deal.""most of my peers will bring out their phones once or twice during class -- i'd say -- yeah. i do it too, so i'm guilty of it."doctor leventhal says problem is that parents can

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suzanne, let me start with you. republicans were always the ones shouting let's reduce trade barriers. the world is better if there is more trade. that is a hot topic we can debate. but president trump is up against his own party on this one. >> he absolutely is. and many of the people in his own party are up for re-election in four months. while president xi, who is the president for life can play a long game on this, china typically does, the president has to worry about not just his election but the election coming up in four months. like you said, they go from season to season. just also on the strategy part of this and you actually probably know better than i do, it seems that this should be all about the intellectual property part about it. >> that's the issue with china. >> why are we hurting our own people? one thing we know is that donald trump has not actually said what he wants as a result of this trade war. that's what's going to be more confusing. >> he has this discussion about fairness. i have to tell

i think there is a representative here and are you suzanne guard? thank you so much for coming. i don't know if you have anything to add to that. >> thank you for having me it's suzanne gard. i want to thing the supervisors and supervisor ronen specifically and the members of the public who shared their stories today. i will say that you have all inspired me to say that there are two women both my sister and myself and both of us have been victims of sexual assault in my lifetime. we talk about having purpose in our work when we are looking at legislation like this and creating this kind of office for me personally, that is the kind of purpose i get up and get ready for work and come tock a part of and i thank you for that. the department to have human resourceses looks forward to working with you. it is in section d4 where you talked abou about supervisor ron that provides for you may recommend discipline to other departments about employees to the appointing authority, the department of human resources for uniformed officers of the police department. [reading] , so when we are

suzanne marques/reporting: "how about you?"kate grinnell and lola karadizian/use smartphones:"yeah. adam leventhal/university of southern california: "it's everywhere. it's highly accessible. these are high performance, very fast, highly stimulating devices." doctor adam leventhal is professor of preventive medicine and psychology at u-s-c. he and his team did a study to see if teens using their phones excessively... nine hours a day or more... showed signs of a-d-h-d. dr. adam leventhal/university of southern california: "we studied that in a sample of more than 2,500 los angeles area teenagers and we found indeed, yeah, there was a statistically significant link."nats these boys say everyone they know, is always on their phone. "i'd say half the day, probably, i'm on my phone." "usually when i'm in class, i'm always on my phone too, but i keep up my grades, so i don't think it's a big deal." "most of my peers will bring out their phones once or twice during class -- i'd say -- yeah. i do it too, so i'm guilty of it." doctor leventhal says problem is that parents can be just as bad

singer gabriella suzanne i can't i. began her journey in the music business four decades ago here's the pop it's called profile on germany's queen of pop. this was named on the head club to performing in venues close to her heart. only saw i'm saying me first two days ago i played at my old partner school in hog and it was incredible. i haven't been there in forty eight years. and then there we were in this tiny school which fits just two hundred people we were all squeezed in it was sweaty and singing and drinking it was just brilliant. i was born in haagen in one nine hundred sixty s. the play in this is on the can. the concert at her old school was like a journey back in time for her and for the two hundred for us. i've loved her since i was fourteen or fifteen. i learned to read with. my cousin and i would lie on the carpet with her records and lyrics and we'd sing. long tried to sing along. with. after the first song. i was a front for life it off and. then i grew up in the hog and in the brewery region and it was

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suzanne rab is a barrister with serle court chambers and specialises in eu law.ined i imagined you are very busy person right now. if we look into who will in particular, give us more detail on what the european competition commission believes google is doing wrong. so, the commission believes that google is abusing its market power, and there are three main strands to its concerns. the first one is that google is requiring smartphone manufacturers to p rei nsta ll smartphone manufacturers to preinstall google search and google chrome if they want to take the place talk. the second is allegations around exclusive obligations, they are also requiring smartphone manufacturers to take the google search functionality. and then a third element to their concerns, also called on defragmentation measures, which are requirements imposed by google that the smartphone manufacturers do not sell devices on a rival android systems. so that is the crux of the commission's concerns. —— play store. will argue is actually our business model increases competition. on what asus kenn

. >> reporter: suzanne hogan, news 4. >> aiece ofur nation's history and a part of local history as well. soonou'll be able to experience it up close and in person. the park police helicopter used to save five people in 1982 is going to be the center piece of a new museum here in washington. news 4's mark sea graves got an exclusive look. >> reporter: it was bitter in january 1982. 78 people died after air florida flight 90 crashed into the 14th street bridge, plunging into the potomac river. thanks to theoi hc efforts of donsher and his partner jea windse windsor, f people were saved. literally plucked from the frozen river by two men and this helicopter. in what many consider one of tht greate rescues in aviation history. a few years the chopper was retirpo from ce service, replaced by larger, stronger helicopters. eagle o was then sent to the department of interior where it was used fors. deca a few years ago, it was scheduled to be scrapped. that's when the national law enforcement museum stepped in and restored the chopper to itsn original condi >> if last time we showed youop the h

suzanne merkelson is here also if you have any questions. >> supervisor fewer: thank you so much.missioner pollock? >> commissioner pollock: thank you so much. mr. gobel, just looking at the draft letter for 813, has that already gone out? >> it has not. >> commissioner pollock: i want to ask if there's any way we could add language that sort of gives it a time stamp in terms of noting that we're opposing the legislation as it's written because i know that the sfpuc is -- and others are talking about some amendments to add. and so just to give, you know, that -- some air in the room in terms of the room that they're doing is to just clarify that we're -- guewe are opposing it it's written at a later date -- you don't need to put this part in the letter, but at a later date, we may become neutral or change our position on that. >> okay. i'll be happy to do that, and i'll also confer with miss merkelson from the p.u.c. >> commissioner pollock: thank you, and i would trust you on the language that went out. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. is it miss merkelson? so on sb 237, could you

and that might help hold on to suzanne collins and lisa, the only two pro-choice republican members of senate. >> i guess, if they think voting for a woman will have an ideological difference. go back 20 years to clarns thomas. at the end of the day, i think senator collins is lying because every single nominee that the president is going to pick, whether it is a man, whether a woman, indian american, african-american, is going to want to end roe v. wade at some level. either she needs to make a commitment now and say i can't vote for anybody while this president is office because i know what they're going to want to do or see should say i want to get in line with the rest of my party. because that's the reality we're facing. even if it is a woman, they will still vote to end roe v. wade. >> and susan collins seems confident even with a new justice that wants to repeal roe v. wade, it won't happen. she seems to have a real fath that chief justice roberts won't. let's listen to what she said. >> justice roberts has made very clear that he considers roe v. wade to be settled law. i would

i am joined by suzanne murkelson of our policy and affairs team to assist in that discussion later on with respect to enrollment service, cleanpowersf service and the currently enrollment effort continue to move along successfully. as we've discussed in previous meetings, this month, we're enrolling a large number of commercial and residential accounts into the cleanpowersf program, approximately 27,000 in total. i've been reporting that the opt out rate or percentage has been 3.2% for the program year to date. the opt out rate for the group of customers being enrolled is 1.6%. when we account for these two pools in the previous customers and the new customers, the cumulative rate is 2.8. so i've been reporting on these different percentages going forward. future going forward we'll just have one consolidated cumulative opt out rates. we've also been reporting that our supergreen rate has been 4.2%. that's been fairly steady, and that is he ai anumber that we've built up to throughout the past couple of years through outreach to existing customers. the current large enrollment effort

i'm suzanne malveaux in washington in for frederica whitfield.o save lives. 12 boys and their soccer coach trapped inside a dangerous cave in tie land. rescuers now say they have a new plan to free the group soon, but these next 24 to 48 hours they are going to be critical. monsoon conditions are now moving in, adding torrential rain and a threat of more flash flooding to an already intense operation. the air inside the cave is also a major concern. the boys for now are said to be safe. rescue attempts have already claimed the life of one former thai navy seal. his oxygen ran out while navigating the under water tunnels. it is now an international effort to save these boys, and for the first time now since being stranded two weeks ago they were able to communicate with their families. our cnn international correspondent dave mackenzie is at the scene now. david, i understand that it is now

kate, liz, and suzanne, pick up those signaling devices. a brand item mentioned in the clue. you have to replace that with the appropriate one. each correct response will be two words of five letters each. "fire" will come up, f-i-r-e, in each correct response. alex: suzanne. "fire"works for $200. -kate. -what is "harry potter and the goblet of fire"? that's it. "fire"works for $400. -kate. -what is "firestarter"? that's right. "fire"works, $600.

suzanne collins, lisa murkowski did issued statements saying sorry, can't be there.hey didn't say why they weren't there. but is that a sign of hope for people trying to block this? >> i think they're taking a wait and see attitude. they want to see whether something comes out. there are things that we don't know about brett kavanaugh. we don't know what he did in the bush administration when he had a lot of contact with president bush, what he recommended. way don't know what he did when on ken starr's staff. you know, i covered some of that at the time 20 years ago. and what i heard at the time don't have proof of this. is that brett kavanaugh was leaking. now unlike bob mueller, ken starr's staff routinely leaked details of that investigation. that's in violation of rule 6-e of the rules of federal and criminal procedure. so i think live on our screen having gone from our discussion here at the last word over to get another last word there at the protest location. and, you know, jonathan, we don't know that the democrats will get any of that material. and the repu

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now suzanne 10 am eastern. legislative work begins at noon. they take a ministry that will eliminate the medical device tax. on c-span two, the senate debates a number of spending measures they are working on. on c-span three, the house oversight committee looks at u.s. election security, that is at 10 eastern. at noon eastern, president trump delivers remarks at the veterans of foreign wars convention in kansas city missouri. after that, officials with the u.s. olympic committee, usa gymnastics, and michigan state university testifies on changes the institution has made to try and protect amateur athletes from sexual abuse. at that begins at 2:30 eastern. >>> supreme court nominee brett cavanaugh continues to meet with senators. follow the confirmation process pretending we are perfect, is really important. that notion is something we look forward to when we recruit talent, a willingness to reach across borders. when you put it all together, being part of a large company can be beneficial, because we can offer benefits packages that are very

suzanne was the kenyan church and. not far from this passes defended the city of fifty thousand which signed a similar contract with the same company and with tragic consequences for. the people talk to the streets past us to fight atta and suddenly going to the most expensive water in portugal. ok mike you can do just. what it is that we did that i gave my kids now and then i'm up with them. what gets lost again and that must have gone best oh but it's a became a matter of past us to fight it out with water was the main focus of his election campaign. he soon discovered that the situation was even worse than he'd imagined knows thirty years give you can prove these elite community cannot go if you know. the maze they would use it. does it grow not on to them when they do but it is a pity well i don't think that i would do it king is flume expose them without notice look it was that. good thing i did one class will be the only place where they live whether one to listen to the most and yes student this is typically pro

a short time ago, i spoke to suzanne kianpourfrom bbc news investigations team.president really believes. president trump has a really interesting relationship with the intelligence community. we've seen him call them the deep state and what is interesting is his effectively having to use the whipping boys that usually has as cover. he's had to double down and admit his mistake. i was told by a former obama intelligence official that when he received the highly classified material about president putin's direct involvement in the interfering operation, he was sceptical about it. his focus wasn't sure he can know what to do about it, his focus was should he believe it? this source also told me, he said that he seemed almost paranoid about just how much said that he seemed almost paranoid aboutjust how much the us intelligence community knew about resident putin's inner circle. and how unusual is that, for a president to be uncritically told by so many parts of the administration, all these agencies and pull back and think, maybe i don't believe you? look, the pres

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suzanne florida has spent five days in the clinic to normalize her blood sugar levels the doctor now tests the sensitivity of her feet again. great that's much better than at the beginning. it's unusual to see such quick results but it's a clear example of how nerves can benefit from good diabetes treatment. since pickpocket's doesn't know what's causing his nerve damage he can only treat the symptoms and that means regular trips to the physiotherapist. dirt dust particles there's a lot to be followed here my daughter even once had an aunt inside you duct that's how to clean your ears properly this is what we tried to find out and the results would surprise you. a special candle to clean your ear canal some people believe your candling helps remove excess earwax maya our test subject is not so sure. my first thought was no way am i putting this in my ear or anyone else's ear for that matter. to be on the safe side we asked n.p.r. specialist to give his verdict on ear candling. until one chats. frankly i'm no fan of here candles. there are studies that show the only effect it has is t

to follow suzanne the law is.so is the judge trade shows corruption my guess is to macau but that's all his reaction for the column on los santos who takes good him a nobel peace price of things right back to the list goes mostly just from a good citizen but does he deserve conflict so for. the few. good deeds of the world's largest police organization interpol. in recent years has far greeted with antagonistic speech and speech businesses. are primadonnas influencing the super police. how independent are the international criminal police really interpol who controls the world police . in forty five minutes one d.w.i. . thank you. thanks for such a special. hour by hour thank. you our. violence is on the rise in colombia so is the drug trade so is corruption this wasn't the way it was meant to be my guest this week in the capital baghdad is the outgoing president of iran. who takes with them on nobel peace prize for helping to and latin america's longest running insurgency but does he deserve it.

suzanne is kelly no steve was gorka no he. was michael flynn only the smartest of the smart get to be on jeopardy right so what does this little exchange last night say about the nation's focus or lack thereof on the whole ball of russia meddling in collusion investigation it did this may be hard for some people to understand especially those individuals on fake news c.n.n. as president trouble call them but american is no reading about this america doesn't care about this america has never yet been told either how many trump colluded with anyone how the russians colluded how they affected the election nothing in calculable effort hundreds of millions spent on a simple message and people just don't get it on the show what's worse they make fun of you laugh at you imagine you're a journo with the u.s. delegation visiting north korea and even the north koreans mock you as you board the bus. the pool reporter traveling with secretary pompei zero asked the north korean guide what pyongyang expects from the meetings his reply will

suzanne strong as you know this is the news that the.this is our thanks basis with these people from the fifty's drawn by you know the family in the chair i have seen here. a narrow staircase integrated into the shelving unit leads up to the ninth floor. this used to be a windowless room that was used as storage space canadia replace the concrete walls with glass touching the room into a studio. for this special play is where they. do in that we can go in the evening to look at few more to work at. because it's a completely he is a latent box and you can't imagine being without. the studio is almost completely encircled by an eighty square metre u. shape tears. you can stay here all really been working the working with plants and it's like to be on days. from the terrace you can get to the thames for which the architect also designed herself she calls it someday. i might be able to do that's outside just looking out from a line from here puts the building some considered i saw into a whole new light. before we leave you today we want to

suzanne is saying how much with big business pay for the french football managers to share his managementre his management and motivational advice, iwonder? they are the world cup winners. we have also heard from others. some are saying they would not pay anything. 0thers saying they would not pay anything. others are saying i would quite like to hear from tony blair. others are saying i would quite like to hearfrom tony blair. i believe he is available but that would be a lot of money to hear him speak. 0ther any bits of advice which are worth the money, do you think? exa m ples of worth the money, do you think? examples of behaviour rather than words. gareth southgate can help you. they want to hear about leadership from him and that is the key point at the moment. maybe they could speak to theresa may and the engineers. that's it from business live today. halai oh. we had a pretty hot and sunny weekends across england and wales. —— hello will stop a fresher feel across scotland and northern ireland. some cloudy skies with outbreaks of rain in the far north—west. the cold front is movin

follow suzanne the lawyers. so is the job trade so is corruption my guess is that you make up the fact that soft is the outgoing president. is a good win the nobel peace prize having said that to those movies for me to say but does he deserve the conflicts of sixteen s g w six. sorry go just couldn't get this song out of his head. musicologist began searching for the source of these captivating sounds. deep in the rain forest in central africa. to find their culture that he stayed close only a promise to his son was going to leave the jungle returning to the concrete and glass jungle of new york. the result of reverse culture shock. was the prize winning documentary from the forest starts aug ninth on w. m two tomorrow today which is what's coming up. dancing hard cold workout for the brain and. exploring the moon but now says the latest you know probe. and how children's toys shape gender identity to do about.