vinney: yeah, there's a song called "sylvia." amed sylvia rivera.t in 1969. and that was back in a time when transgender wasn't even a word that was used in common language. and it was even a time when transgender folks weren't fully embraced by the gay movement or the women's liberation movement either. and to have someone like sylvia rivera represented in this story, in this musical, we hope that it'll inspire more people like her. robert: isn't it the musical format also helps, doesn't it? i mean, in terms of like introducing ideas or introducing things, it just seems to be people kind of accept it that way. erick: and that's something groundbreaking also with this particular show. it's just--it's not just a chorus singing, we have four lead actors, really good singers, andrew lippa,madois about the gay and lesbian-- gay and lesbian stories. and the chorus will be backing them up. robert: yes, i've heard some of those names too in other kind of productions as well. so, how about for you two? how rewarding is this to be kind of part of this? i mea

sylvia, what does the ecb move tell us about italy?e because ecb is being tough, withdrawing something that the italians have relied on? for is it a positive because the ecb is not too concerned with the italian political situation? sylvia: it is a positive. the ecb is not overly concerned. but it also means that ecb wants to interfere with the political process. it is important for a central bank to keep its independence. also, i will stress, of course, the ecb is tapering. bondse stock affect the that the ecb is holding, will stay there for a long time as the ecb continues to invest. therding to our estimates, stock that the ecb is holding, they continue to put downward pressure. according to our estimates, it italiantinue to reduce -- anna: when we talk about the is, i have this chart, this showing the estimated months until the ecb's next rate hike. we saw investors were pushing out expectations for when we get the next hike during the height of the italian crisis. then they started coming down again. does that play to your point t

yes, she says trench, sylvia trench.very much from the fleming mould of the characters that were created, strong female roles, stronger than we realise, actually, although her character was a complete invention for the film. she is etched in all oui’ for the film. she is etched in all our memories. you talk about her character being strong, she pursued him. in countless bond films, we haven't seen that betrayal of women, haven't seen that betrayal of women, have we? you say she was a woman for the me too generation butjames bond has been accused of being sexist, agro growth of towards women. how do you think the james bond we are going to see, in a year or two's time, when it comes out with daniel craig, what's a shift will we see and how will women be betrayed?” think the james bond films have evolved naturally. i don't think you can get away with it today, thankfully. some of them were written by a woman and actually they have been proactive behind the scenes but of course bond has to change with the times and i think

sylvia trench. i admire your luck, mr...? bond. james bond.nd information to the g7 summit and the other main stories. just go to the website. —— glory days. —— there is lots more on the website. hello there. for the vast majority of the country, saturday was another fine, dry and sunny one. it was warm, too. but there were some big thunderstorms across parts of scotland and the far north of england. sunday is looking similar. most places dry and warm with the heavy showers and thunderstorms developing into the afternoon. we are starting sunday off on a warm note, particularly across southern areas. variable cloud around. it might be disappointingly cloudy to start the day but the strong sunshine will get going on burning the cloud away and we will see some widespread sunny spells developing. that will lift temperatures and thus will produce intense showers and thunderstorms. mainly central and eastern scotland, northern england and into wales and the south—west of england but most other areas staying dry altogether and warm. 23 - 25. a bit co

sylvia trench. i admire your luck, mr...? bond. james bond. chowdhury, editor of the james bond international fan club. welcome to you. good to see you this evening. tell us more about eunice gayson‘s place in movie history, her role in that particular film. well, samantha, we saw that she was the iconic moment where sean connery into these is himself to audiences around the world, and what we see there is the prototypical adventure respond girl, there she is, gaming in that wonderful scarlet dress, she pursues james bond, she out gambles him, she gets to his apartment, dresses in his pyjama top, she seduces him, very much a proactive bond woman for the me too generation, she was not passive, a victim, she saw what she wanted, she went out and got it. what about the woman herself, she knew sean connery? he had some troubles with this now famous line that we hear time and again, tell us more about that. she was a force of nature, and established theatrical who had walked with sean connery in oxford, and shooting the scenes, it was quite fraught

she played the character sylvia trench in "dr. no" released in 1962 and "from russia with love" in 1963. she was the first actress to bring -- a postreadshe wi be missed very much. >>> celebrity suicides are in the spotlight this weekend following the deaths of tv star anthony bourdain and fashion designer kate spade. a new book on the suicide of bay area movie star robin williams is shedding more light on the pressures that stars me face. cbs anchor reena ninan sat down with him. >> you had a chance to speak to his oldest son, zach, and he told you that it was very much quarter -- correlated with how he was doing careerwise. when there were difficulties, he took it personally. what did you learn about his relationship with his family? >> well, he left his family and certainly loved his children. but i think all of his family members also saw how much he brooded over his own career in a sense. how cognizant he was of how he was being perceived by the general public. how his box office was doing, what critics thought in film. >> th

the pyrite festival is a media event the british air apparent prince charles queen sylvia of sweden and german chancellor angela merkel have all been hand. celebrities and journalists wagner would have loved it. the festival keeps up with the times. from two thousand and eight to twenty eleven one production a year was publicly screened on festival square. since two thousand and nine there have been children's versions of the wagner's operas. and since twenty twelve one production a year has been streamed live to cinemas. but the many thousand i love as there's nothing better than being right there in by right. this is something whole package is fabulous the atmosphere and of course the theatre itself considering what if i can't put it into words it's just a feeling. that's what's wonderful about music and art that they grip you emotionally. fast you don't want to miss it and you try and you have to learn about them and that's that you have no options you know you have to you have to do it. on the right scent pealed remains on. some people accept years of waiting for a ticket just to be

. >> reporter: sylvia avalos baldwin graduated from stanford in 1974. at the time of the arliss perry murder she had a job on campus and would frequently visit the famous memorial church where perry was found brutalized. >> you think, oh, my god, it could have been me. >> reporter: the stanford daily article punish lished after the weekend murder includes details about steve crawford, the security guard who fame perry dead and became a suspect. baldwin remembered how had he life at stanford changed in an instant. >> there was some maniac out there. all of a sudden you were being told, don't walk alone at night. >> reporter: 43 years later new dna technology led detectives back to crawford. golden state killer investigator paul holtz explains why dna is so crucial when it comes to solving cold cases. >> you are now dealing with human life-spans and so people that you are investigating or witnesses that you want to talk to, they have passed away during that time. >> reporter: holtz said there have been major advances in dna recovery and profile developmen

looking for a laser from organic waste it's an idea that sylvia who had three years ago he's convinced dozens of companies to give him their food waste so that he can make forty days out of it he founded the company green countries in asia like. our products final mix was developed through ten months of constant experimentation in twenty sixteen it does it presented then we tried lots of increase and every time a product was ready we analyzed it and then the military to develop the best mixture to provide the richest possible problems a mere middle aged people don't need a poor do british comp of the. at the company site food waste separated on to differ. piles according to a specific sequence to see the various layers of west we have cost you can see here that the coffee is the regular under the pineapple. the coffee is put in fast. but before the pineapple gets there there are other food left of us and i've been laid off kitchen paper or so the good it will. the song building it up this letting method encourages the growth of certain bacteria but until it hit the for mentation proces

. >> reporter: while she was in surgery, her mother, sylvia was on a mission. >> something struck inside of me like a lioness. i had to get to the scene and find out what happened to my baby. >> reporter: she was searching the streets for the blue bmw that hit mckenna and she said that night she found it in a neighbor's driveway, scraped and damaged. >> paint and blood was on the car. >> reporter: oakland police towed the car and tested it for dna but for three years, there were no arrests and she her next to nothing from investigators until we started asking questions. >> why has it taken three years to arrest someone when she says she knows that the car that hit her belongs to her neighbor? >> three years is a very long time. this case is still an open and active case. >> reporter: less than 24 hours after our interview, oakland police told us they arrested a person of interest. he was later released for lack of evidence while dna tests are pending. >> this is one of the easiest cases in oakland right now. you know who did it. you know where he stays. we have evidence that his car touc

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me sylvia. would be that. was why i didn't go why didn't you. why didn't and. if you didn't do. they were seven foot to the heart of the m one edition of florida. you're welcome call our own noddy oh my i'm a southern mother and i'll go for. lima for the clam another day salloum on. shuffle and that is why. if you look here if you. go back there are i think. far. far. better than ever for hard work of art ever cover for look up off the record they. think. they came across the exercise in january two thousand and eight in a testy backyard. central african republic it contains. children and. as well as records of all cool. these messines had done to them in two thousand and two. with good cause creates he's in the often most of these crimes. when the victims refuse to remain silent they turn to each other and decided to testify and could together evidence of the brutality they had suffered. since then this book has never let me go. i asked him of the french translation of the title of my. account is correct he replied. is an exercise. that relates to childhoods initially it's empt

sylvia. untasted. so this issue lucy has that she has cataracts in both eyes and appears as though she has normal visual ability but in fact it's significantly impaired so much so that it's had a real impact on being able to go to school and her lifestyle at home so with the intervention this afternoon with the right medical treatment she may be able to make a real positive impact on that. i don't see. they don't want to have this surgery is another opportunity for doctors benjamin and bony to work together your age their fear. so they're all set to go in fear to us now sort of sleep under general anaesthetic the surgeons are scrubbed and set to go so this can see how they're going on. during the operation the cataract is removed through a tiny incision in the on and a synthetic lens is inserted and i'll just use the pick up place fifteen degree of the record two point seven five. you see on the screen that that. lens has returned the transparency to the people. and therefore should provide a good outc

sylvia. i don't much shock him has sort of full moan. would be that for them. and that's why the nelson motto why didn't we end sadly why didn't and you will show up well if you did will never send for the heart of that i'm one of those she left for good. you're welcome. noddy oh my i'm a sudden mother and i don't go for. the folks who have another day salloum on. if you look here if you think you know their record rather i think you are very far. better after a member of our hard work of our favorite group for look up are for profit if anything. i came across the exercise but in january two thousand and eight in a testy backyard. the central african republic. it contains id photos of women children and women as well as records before congress leaves mess and had done to them in two thousand take. the book was created in the often most of these crimes. when the victims refused to remain silent they turned to each other and decided to testify and put together evidence of the brutality they had suffered. since then this book has never let me go. i asked for money

of other less marketable species are being used for fertilizer fish food or simply discard it i'm sylvia riley in london u.k. where marine scientists are. together with local fisherman to get consumers hooked on sustainable seafood. based in east london a tiny startup by the name of social is hoping to change london his relationship with fish. for fish for the gents. order now over this appalling sets. interest how much for if you want health you want to encumber get it from well it's a bit like a budget box but let's say. we work with a couple of ensure fischman we bother it's hard and then handed out to us it's a really good way of just getting ahead of the maze and finish trying things that maybe you haven't tried before and also support and they got a call to. infinite is one of five to three and a half thousand small scale fishermen working in english motives but unlike many out this families being in the business but generally means he and used to come to the trade a decade ago. the last of my fish let's go a little boys out of the war that's also got such of the skill set you know

the prince as his full name is underway on josephine alice and she is king cargo staff and queen sylvia's seventh grandchild. spain's king philippe the sixth has officially sent off the spanish national soccer team the king visited the team at that training facility now madrid. persons prince william met the english national squad on thursday to wish them good luck and much success. and german chancellor angela merkel dropped in on germany's national team and south to rome the twenty eighteen world cup will kick off on june the fourteenth in russia. former one direction singer harry styles is the new face of the current men's fashion ad campaign for tell you in luxury brand gucci british fashion photographer can watch her took the twenty four year old pop star for a photo shoot at a fish and chip shop north of london paris styles was joined in the frames by some chickens and dogs and the first photos harry styles were as are classical three piece suit jackets embroidered with flowers a prince tribal in suit and a stylish bathrobe. february fifth two thousand and eighteen marked a special

was more direct than some would expect while the newspapers of the time filled with the praise of sylvia the chairman's individual letters often focused on the failures. we have a question. for. all the people who are contemporary. one of the very good reception benefiting from. if the soviet union didn't like to document everything i wouldn't have anything to work with and everything that they've documented lets me see various aspects of people's lives for example the people there feel the ridge here in one nine hundred thirty four he's given a prize of a thousand roubles for his good work but later nine hundred thirty six he's considered a suspect person so you can see how you. standings change based on their successful implementation of economic plans different changes in policy and you can see these people rise and fall and fortunes reviews documents what is it like as a researcher to work around with documents like this i mean it would it be fair to describe them as a treasure trove or is it something pretty fair condition well i'm always excited by them. it's sometimes people think

she played sylvia trench in the firstjames bond film 1962's doctor no.i admire your courage... i admire your luck mr? bond, james bond. the makers of game of thrones have announced that they'll be making a prequel. hbo has given the green light for a pilot that will take place thousands of years before the original series. written by george r r martin and kickass creatorjane goldman — it's expected to explore the secret history of westeros and the origins of the white walkers. chester zoo has welcomed the birth of a rare greater one horned rhino. akeno is only the second of his breed to be born at the zoo as part of a programme to increase their population. it's thought only 3,500 remain in the wild in their native india and nepal. here's the weather, with louise lear. good afternoon. it's a weekend of mixed fortunes. for many of us there's decent spells of sunshine, but if you have caught a shower you'll know about it — some of them are quite heavy and thundery. the remainder of the weekend continues with a similar headline, really. most of the showers

other less marketable species are being used for fast allies or fish food or simply discard it i'm sylvia rightly in london u.k. marine scientists are working together with local fisherman to get consumers hooked on sustainable seafood. based me for london a tiny startup by the name of social. hoping to change london his relationship with fish. to fish for the gents. order now will be disappointing said. you choose how much chris you want how often you want to uncover get a flow it's a bit like a budget box but let's say we work with a couple of ensure fischman we bother in time and then handed out to those it's a really good way of just getting ahead of the maze and finish trying things that maybe you haven't tried before and also supporting the got a call to mostyn finot is one of five to three and a half thousand small scale fisherman what he means to schwartz is that unlike many out this his family's been in the business but generations to come to the trade a decade to get the oysters my fish are still a problem was not a ball it wasn't also the drought situation of the school said yo

was more direct than some would expect while the newspapers of the time filled with the praise of sylvia the chairman's individual letters often focused on the failures. we have a question. for. all the people who are contemporary you. want to be very resourceful benefiting from yes if the soviet union didn't like to document everything i wouldn't have anything to work with and everything that they've documented lets me see various aspects of people's lives for example the people there feel the ridge here in one nine hundred thirty four he's given a prize of a thousand roubles for his good work but later nine hundred thirty six he's considered a suspect person so you can see how you. endings change based on their successful implementation of economic plans different changes in policy and you can see these people rise and fall in fortunes reviews documents what is it like as a researcher to work around with documents like this i mean that would it be fair to describe them is it treasure trove or is it something pretty air conditioned well i'm always excited by. it sometimes people think i

of other less marketable species are being used for fast allies or fish food simply discard it i'm sylvia rightly in london u.k. marine scientists are working together with local fisherman to get consumers hooked on sustainable seafood. based in east london a tiny startup by the name of sol shah is hoping to change london his relationship with fish. to fish for the german. order no over the simple inserts. you choose how much for if you want health you want to uncover get it from a. it's a bit like a budget box but let's say. we work with a couple of insured fischman we bother in time and then handed out to those it's a really good way of just getting ahead of the maze and finish trying things that maybe you haven't tried before and also supporting the got a call to. infinite is one of five or three and a half thousand small scale fishermen working in english want to see but unlike many out this piece families have been in the business but generations to come to the trade a decade today the last of my fish and most of the boys out of all the ones that told us what the current situation of

rob: the head of the girl scouts keeping the girl scouts, sylvia telling the ap the girl will stay inboy from their name, they will be known as scouts bsa next year when the first girl join the ranks. your comments pouring in, ron says boys and girls, male and female, the word has gone bizarre to think the world has gone bizarre, to basic nature. >> the gender-neutral narrative needs to go away. jillian: john, if you don't stand for something you will fall for anything. rob: the days of discrimination are over thanks to mod's, a google designer tweeting this update from the android removing the egg on the salad emoji. the change makes it more inclusive vegan salad. jillian: that is not the only change. it will be a little less angry. the turtle gets a hug and the uneven face get some anti-anxiety medicine. i looking for a plain pizza and white wine emoji. >> this is not a laughing matter. they are irritated about the mod. royal wedding fever hit nashville. >> look who has appeared in the procession. is that the queen? heather: stars aligning in nashville is country music singers take

now sylvia is setting the mood for us here. back to you guys in the studio. >> thank you, lydia.ud out there. it's getting crazy out there. >> you know and i know that the leaf blower will be back on the show. >> sara is standing by at one of the bart stations this morning for us. >> reporter: good morning. i am here at the 19th street station in oakland. you can see the blue and gold flowing out of the bart station out onto the streets. i am here with two very excited ladies. they arrived at 3 am to get a good spot. >> yes. i am so excited to be here! go warriors! i am a huge fan. >> reporter: tell me, you arrived at 3 am, right? >> yes. i'm excited to be in the front to see the parade. i love the warriors. they are my favorite. >> and you guys avoided all of the chaos and traffic. >> yes we arrived by bart . we've been just singing and dancing and talking to keep busy. go warriors! go warriors! >> reporter: that is awesome. thank you ladies. i have talked to dozens of people who arrived hours ago to get a prime spot. the parade will go right past here. more fans are flowing in

sylvia my second night sleeping here one moment is like a very happy intense emotional moment. then suddenly can be just very depressing realizing where your. old people santa felt like a very unique experience. to be with. and are maybe twenty thirty. old palestinians. probably real or most of them who are in palestine for ninety four to right. you get used to it but you don't. it's not a normal but no more live show. ahmed was the one who challenge me to come here i want to know about him i want to see him in his world. and on the strength of a job done comes from his childhood and then expulsion from palestine he knows what he's waiting for why he endures what he does. but i wonder about the generation born in the camp. of the shows men are there is many skills when insist on making me a coffee at his local cafe. he has started to be a nurse but is not allowed to practice because he is a palestinian refugee from. his friends each of them with holds and dreams and possibilities i also thought it'd every step because there are police tina refugees. yalla or no i. am it seems n

ronald reagan talked tough about sylvia and then engage the enemy.t's what you understood, to get up and dealing from a position of strength, but that doesn't mean don't talk it. two of them were basicallymm pho ops, and reagan actually melt with human rights distance there. then ofw course in washington where they signed an agreement to limit intermediate rangeve nuclear missiles. but sometimes you just have to talk in order to reach an agreement. >> laura: a lot of people craig and sean and richard were upset that the president did spend more time on human rights. let's watch what the president said to sean hannity about this. >> sean: did humanitarian issues come up in the meeting?of >> president trump: yes it did. in one of the things that i am most happy about, and as you know is a big sticking point is bringing back the remains of thousands of soldiers that were killed. >> sean: came up las minute? >> president trump: this was sort of last-minute, yes. i get letters from families all the time that lost a father or son or brother in korea, it wa

sylvia, i'm ready for. >> let's do this.let btnce. >> go ahead >> there we getting the hang of it sylvia. >> i lost the bal >> toss it inside. donna, you're going down. >> oh, that was the best e we did. >> all right. i have a box for. i don't know what is in the box. this is -- oh. that was amazing. >> you guys get a box. because we love you. >> of prizes. we have presents for you a it's donnas birth today coming up. sunday, r >> right. this is sponsored by the nationals we want to them look at the great stuffhey're giving you. >> let's take this out of here. >> bobble heads. getting players. >> beautiful >> amazing shirts. great big thank you toti the naals. >> i'm a big nats fan. >> l tk athis beautiful - ub.lease shoe world pickle bacl >> round of applause. [ applause ]nk >> tha you. congratulations on your silver. congratulations on your hometown waam a. >> thank you. >> and any time tou guys wo take us on again let us no he. >> okay. >> we promise we'll improve. >> also m feet are burning now. >> put your shoes on. >>

she played the character sylvia trench in dr. no released in 1962. bond film. she starred opposite the first actor to bring 007 to the big screen. post on her twitter page read she will be very much missed. >>> the outpouring of shock and sadness continues after celebrity chef and food writer anthony bourdain was found dead in his hotel room in france. he was 61 years old. yesterday fans created a memorial outside the now closed manhattan restaurant where bourdain was once executive chef. he was working on a cnn show when died of an apparent suicide. >> can you blame me? i think not. >> anthony bourdain always had a big appetite for life. globe trotting to parts unknown, eating with no reservation. >> having some of this left over the next morning would not be a bad thing. >> that is why his suicide by hanging came as such a shock to his friends and fans around the world. chef eric who reportedly found bourdain's body friday morning wrote a touching tribute. a bad boy of the culinary world, the classically trained chef first gained fame not with food

no doubt played as a peace corps justice it was decided over and over again that antonin sylvia that vacancy had a very large shadow over the election. i will grant you all 60 made a good selection. so that typical candidate would not win. >> there is no question. and there is a second list later these are the ones i would choose that itself was decided back to us over and over so i knew what i would get. therefore it became a transaction that you trust. that is what it does every day. and then to have a very good killer instinct. people like the fact he takes on their enemies that they think are against their interest. and so that i think in the end with that unvarnished -- goes on the other side of the social divide conservatives feel very besieged in that the deck is stacked against them. and then to defend their interests it is no small thing. >> definitely and would not discount the tax reform benefits. ask anybody where i live they have seen plenty of benefit. lacy bonuses a couple hundred dollars extra that is for western pennsylvania. >> when they spacecraft it is come that i

(michelle)the very first bond girl has passed away at the age of 9e character sylvia tren "doctor no" -- released in 1962 -- and "from russia with love" -- released in 1963.she starred opposite the first actor to bring agent double o-7 to the big screen, sean connery.according to a tweet from gayson's twitter page, the british actress passed away friday. (jrstone)coming up... (jrstone)coming up... we'll tell you why petaluma was overrun today... by a flock of sheep. (michelle)not sure if he was looking for a wrench... but one monkey gave a home depot customer more than they bargain-shopped for... and they have the battle scars to prove it. (jrstone) a home depot employee in florida was attacked by a customer's pet monkey earlier this week. part of the attack was captured on cell phone video. it happened on monday at a store in okeechobee. marilyn howard says she was taking a break outside when the monkey, attached to a leash and wearing a diaper, walked up to her. she says it was friendly at first but got spooked by the sliding glass doors....jumped on howard and bit her on her back a

issues they have ways and that is what happened for anita and that is what happened for anita and sylviaback in the i990s, the ones who first tried, and i cannot the others have not been the same. how can government do something about that? you're talking about legislation, or what are you seeking? we are seeking some legislation, and we are seeking independent office for a whistle—blower, because what we have at the moment is piecemeal. we have tried the national guard, and it has not worked. we have tried all of the other agencies and so on. they have not worked. an independent office with teeth that can actually prosecute, that can order inspections, back and hold people and organisations to account, and if necessary , and organisations to account, and if necessary, send them to jail. you only need one or two chief executives to jail to jail, for them to start to take whistle—blowers seriously. that is where the buck needs to stop, the person at the top. absolutely. whistle-blowers cannot keep being silent. we are lucky that we have now been invited by cross party members, like andrew

other less marketable species are being used for fast allies or fish food or simply discard it i'm sylvia riley in london u.k. where marine scientists are working together with local fisherman to get consumers hooked on sustainable seafood. based in east london a tiny startup by the name of sol shah is hoping to change london his relationship with fish. to fish for the german. order over the simple inserts. you choose how much for she want health you want her income a good flow it's a bit like a budget box but with. we worked with a couple of ensure fisherman we bother in time and then handed out to them as it's a really good way of getting your hands on a maze of fish trying things that maybe you haven't tried before and also supporting the got a call to mostyn fin it is one of maybe three and a half thousand small scale fishermen working in english waters but unlike many out this piece families being in the business but generations to come to the trade a decade to get the oyster my fish and let's go the boys out of the one that told us what we got for each of the school said you know fo

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. >> sylvia foster-frau, an immigration reporter for the san antonio express. it was your first time on television. you did very well. >> thank you. >> no one would have known that. thank you very much. thanks for all your work down here, as well. >>> dana milbank is joining me, as well. dana, of course, opinion writer with the "washington post." he wrote about this topic in particular. i read your article, as i usually do. >> it was my first time on television. >> yeah, i'm sure. but your angle for this particular piece was interesting because you pointed out that while a lot of attention is being paid here to what's happening along the border, you've got a number of folks right now who are still talking about the e-mails. >> it never does seem to stop, craig. and you would think that given this crisis that is absorbing the nation's attention that that's where the legislature's attention would be. to be fair to some extent, it has been -- and the house republicans sat down with the president -- or at least heard from the president. so they've been expressing t

take a look at this chart that sylvia highlighted. there is a lot of turbulence in china.oes this change in any way the further inclusion of a-shares? >> it doesn't. we don't look at the market performance, it we are looking at cannes international investors get into these markets and can they get out without restrictions? ? are you --yvonne: are you worried that this could actually stall further reforms? there are a lot of restrictions that we see. we are always concerned that the improvements in the market will not continue at the pace they have in the past. in the past i don't think we have seen the changes continue over a number of years. kathleen: we did speak with henry fernandez from msci shortly after their decision to include a-shares into their indices and he was quite optimistic as well. i wanted you to take a listen to what he had to say. >> there is no question in our mind that they are intent on opening the country. it is not an "if," it is a "when." itis simply a way of doing in a stable and measured way so it doesn't create upheaval or instability. i person

and sylvia watson, if the tvs on, watching "family feud." her favorite sh. survey says!nd in tips for local charity. wow. last, not least, happy 100th birthday to marie from illinois. she and her husband own add milk products company in their hometown and milked it for all it was worth! >> awesome, al roker. >> thank you. thank you, thank you. >> and we're going to be cooking with katie but first -- megyn kelly "todayn after your newweather. >>> 8:56 your time on this tuesday june 26, 2018. good morning. i'm eun yang.in lo at the roads with melissa mollet and first 4 traffic. what's happening? >> sll have an alert from delays from frederick through urbana this morning. southbound 270 after 80 lanes open from the earlier crash but still about a five-mile backup. beltway overall okay. inner loop crossg the american legion bridge, see that slowdown and laurelsouthbound g.w. parkway, crash on the left side. look at that slowdown. eun? >> melissa, thank cku. >>> a qreak and check your forecast when we come back. stay with us. whoooo. finding the best hotel price is now a safe

sylvia hae only time remaining. mr. shuster: i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. the gentleman from -- for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. chairman, i rise -- mr. royce: i rise as the designee of mr. ketoing to offer amendment number 5. the chair: pursuant to thed orer of the house of today it is now in order to consider amendment number 5 printed in part a of ho 115-711. for what purpose does the recognition? california seek mr. royce: i just rise as ea the designee of mr. keating and the purpose is to offer this chair: the clerk will signe the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 5 printed in part a of house report 115-711offered by mr. royce of california. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 918, the gentleman from california, mr. royce, and a member opposed each will ntlem from california. mr. royce: thank you, mr. chairman.

host: sylvia in washington. brooke is in riva, maryland.aller: i was wondering if you guys could talk some about how ice just keeps deporting large ,umbers of people from jobsites yet somehow none of the employers are getting in trouble. in ohio, they arrested 100-some odd people, yet there is no charges for their employers. they did at the meatpacking where theyrlier rested 100-some people for deportation, and those guys have not had any charges brought against them. if they wanted to stop illegal immigration, they can stop allowing people to hire them. host: certainly a topic we can bring up with the congressman joining us in about 15 minutes. here is one of the headlines on the rate you were talking about. 114er chaos, ice arrests workers in immigration raid at ohio gardening company." stick around for that discussion with the congressman from new york in about 15 minutes this morning. taking your calls, it is open phones. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. .ndependents, (202) 748-8002 a few other stories to show you

sylvia in virginia, republican. caller: thank you.'t believe we need to be blaming this on republicans and trump. when he to blame this on the leaders of the people coming from those countries. i think president trump and the congress needs to be talking to those countries to find out why they are coming here in droves. just like we talked to china, we and to talk to honduras wondering why these people are in such bad shape. that is all i have to say. host: do you think those countries will be listening to the message and perhaps do something about the issues there? caller: be embarrassed by these dear people trying to come over here. they are sick. they are not feeling well. . they need jobs. it makes those countries look horrible, not us. thank you. host: bill is in georgia, democratic caller. caller: thank you for taking my call. i was calling about the immigration. tactics thethe same republicans are using, the nra. they would remove my child from my cold, dead hands. host: anything else? no.: but that is the approach we need to t