of the secret service. i was on the third floor. so some of the young ladies would try to put cameras up there. secret service dead. they would hang bear unmentionables on the cameras. to block them. they were used to going off to the bathrooms. not fully dressed. they also began to take the secret service into their confidence. at night you have to really imagine this. this was in the olden days. we had to be in by maybe 10 pm at night. they locked the doors. they locked the secret service and. all the other men out. the other people will go down and commiserate. what did you think about john? they would get their advice. they would bring their boyfriends around. and then they would make food for them. all of the three secret service men. they all gained weight. my parents said i would be such a great help. -- please could not come to washington and help poor mother. i could be there to when she was out of town to give guided tours. and i could be the hostess. i know full well it was because the secret service were getting too fat.

so always scary to get the call from the secret service. ethe thing hat happened is be stuck at the gate and i would try to figure out what it was that went wrong, how did the information get mixed up, and then they would usually say that the secret service said -- okay i was actually born number 1963 but my hundreds things it's 1958 so they have to resubmit the information. >> i had a particularly bad day when we had an official from the chinese president, and i will only tell you the very last part of the horror. just as a luncheon was about to begin and i was preached by state department of employee who said that chinese always try to push the american translator out of the way and pressure pressure had -- president bush has to have his own translate you so i walk over the president's table and people can coming and i see a chinese woman in the american translator's seat and the american translator is nervous and says she won't let me sit in my seat so wal over and tried to explain to her very politely she needs to move on one seat and sh

my dad never once talked about the secret war. d to come to the states, and you know, it was just like, we're here. enjoy. [ laughter ] >> anthony: almsgiving is a daily ritual, but this is special. >> mr. see: people always sit out along the street. >> anthony: right. >> mr. see: wait for the man coming and give sticky rice. most people they give sticky rice. >> anthony: with wan ok phansa approaching, today is super alms day. a once a year halloween -- like bonanza, where in addition to the usual sticky rice, monks are >> mr. see: mm-hm. >> anthony: now, do most young men go to the temple to ah -- >> mr. see: to get education, yes. >> james: it's a little like public education, just to become a novice. >> mr. see: yes, yes. >> anthony: ahh! >> james: yeah, unless, unless -- >> anthony: so everybody. >> james: everybody, yeah. that's where you learn english. >> mr. see: yeah. >> james: and you speak french too? >> mr. see: no, no. >> anthony: mr. see lives with his extended family here in this compound, on the outskirts of luang p

no one so far is explaining why it took nearly three weeks for the warrant to be alerted to secret service. this 30-year-old who was arrested on a warrant for attempted murder while tryinto enter the white house tuesday for work is finally in police custody. law enforcement officials describe edwards as armed and dangerous and after he allegedly shot his ex girlfriend's new boyfriend during a domestic dispute on may 3rd just miles from washington, d.c. local police tried to track him down and eventually issued a warrant for his arrest. >> the warrant was entered into the national data base on may 17th. it was applied for that day and it was granted by the courts here in prince george's county that day and entered into the system that day. >> reporter: but the secret service said it wasn't aware of the warrant until june 4th, almost three weeks after the warrant information was entered into a national data base. when edwards arrived for work on tuesday, secret service officers arrested him at the check point outside of the white house after edwards presented his maryland driver's license. >

the military is the secret service wanted him to do that. i talked to the pilot of air force one and the secret service agents and they said he wanted to go back to washington from the first moment we pulled him out. we pushed all da he pushed all y to go back but it wasn't his call. we do what we need it to do to protect him. thank god he never gave us a direct order to take us back to washington because we do not know what we would have done if we were confronted with a direct order from the commander-in-chief to do something other than what we were trained to do. there becomes is tension for their presidents to be encouraged to stay at their desks to the last minute to remain in command, and then the deputies who would be whisked off would be the actual successors. >> and the secretary of defense went out of the pentagon and picked up a stretcher and he didn't want himself to be evacuated. his remembered with adoration for doing the wrong thing. >> donald rumsfeld stayed there the entire day. it was something he received norman support for

name, date of birth, social security, place of birth, all of that has to be said to the secret service and have to come back to us and say, yes, they can come in. there was no way we could control that and they would be irate and they would come into the picnic which was at least 1200 people and very hot and they were smoother the president and first lady and surround them and it was quite unpleasant for them and they would be out there for hours and hours and then many of them would be overserved as we would say and have trouble finding the porta potties and they would stumble home with center pieces tucked under their arms and we would be thinking, good riddance. i'm sure there are wonderful members of congress but those are the ones that stand out. >> yeah, it's funny because in talking with my predecessor, everyone had the same reaction and that is, both feared event every year, the congressional picnic because it would happen in the summer, it was hot, there were so many people and to your point, as everyone was leaving, the nice thing when the sun starts to go down, push people a

there is a reflection in the mirror. >> well, this is a secret. once you cut, you get what's going on here, she is now going to reverse the move. what they get is a blank slate. they have a background of what it would look like from the camera move the magic all takes place here in the editing room, where he has to individually paint out 400 frames of video. you'd probably go, there is another camera that made it disappear the fun thing about magic in this direction is you go down the rabbit hole. >> one of the things you go to the krueger national park are to see the elephants. this is one of those places you can drive lou, you got to come to a full stop and wait until they get in the mooed to get out of the way. >> i was standing in the road for four minutes now. >> the people in this video believe that that elephant is the crossing guard. theyoothe waiting for the herd to finally come by and cross the road. >> you know they're smart animals, it's very plausible. >> they have familyunger ones. >> i'm going with that theory. >> i would confirm the

the church secret indeed just like priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it literally i like to call this the geographic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a. threat is simply moved to a different spot were the previous standards not known highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that of that's the last the i intend to. use this data and. stuff. that stuff is. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to be preached. to going to be press this is what before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of my. question. welcome to max kaiser financial survival guide. looking forward to your pension account. yonks this is what happens to pensions in britain. watched kaiser report. earlier this year we had the bizarre poisoning case of yulia and serve a scribble that the u.k. prime minister theresa may into a full blown cold war frenzy

food come on could you give us the secret recipe the secret meals but isn't there. a chance. i don't know who. the other two but alex taking some pieces with him from from of course for those who don't come push rather than what is ours i guess or yes i was rome i said he wouldn't be using. numbers i don't know the recipes now by a hug but for sure he'd take some swabia recipes with him and so i said ok so tell us a bit about the science that's going to take place because you're also involved in helping out with the science missions on this mission the russians mission show us another part of my child besides crew supporters being a euro come in the fly control team and that's where we all support the astronauts on board every day so they have a timeline the schedule which democrat today we're going to do this experiment after this experiment there's the other one and they're doing some exercise after so we follow through the entire day and before we go in concert we look at it ok there are six paramount. anything and we look at it ok what i understand to procedure isn't real

and after he showed his maryland driver's license, he was then arrested by the secret service. the prince george's county sheriff's office says the attempted murder warrant was dated may 17, but they couldn't give as many additional details about the circumstances that led to these charges. now, the white house is deferring comments to the secret service, and edwards was transported to the city police department here for processing before he will likely be passed off to the state of maryland. he's expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow. >> glor: paula, may 17, weeks ago, how did this not come up earlier? >> reporter: that's a great question. it appears this arrest would likely have happened after he passed his background check, and we're told the u.s. secret routinely checks those of us who have passes to be here on the white house grounds against the federal warrant database, but it doesn't do so every time you come through that fence. and nearly three weeks passed between the time of this alleged crime and him being prevented from coming through the gate. >> glor

the value. say. another secret is the name of the owners of the works. don't. just. recently a number of cases have tainted the institution's name the looting of jewish assets money laundering tax fraud it's hard to say if it was hidden or not but it was kept very discreetly in the free porn. the geneva freeport is an eldorado for art dealers wealthy heirs and fraudsters it's where they do their business hidden from view. one man agreed to open the doors of the freeport to us eve movie with his managing director i'm own concise he runs the world's biggest company in the transport and storage of artworks that will see it was really sad to see a little one streets just fall out up down and also that the dr i love. they did so if you have two opposite you the opposite sex and the i don't this is a it it once these calls for a possibility from his own press reports read what you already perceive although. every day dozens of priceless artworks enter or leave the store rooms managed by eve bouvier's company. there's even a special workshop to pack and prepare the works fo

know that these spaces exist but once a year tourists and residents alike can get a glimpse into the secret world you're max reporter meghan lee took a closer look. these private gardens are small always sees in the heart of amsterdam they belong to the city's wealthiest residents and once a year homeowners allow visitors to get a sneak peek inside for the open garden days. and i was on hand for the experience . so we've just arrived at our first address to take a look inside and see what awaits us. twenty eight private addresses were on this year's program visitors can catch a quick glimpse into how the home owners live on their way to the garden some of them designed the gardens themselves like dutch architect hans witt who says he's happy to welcome visitors into his home for many reasons the moment we are retired so that's number one so we have the time to do it here and so are also always supported the garden should be beautiful for the day so you push yourself a little bit to make the garden beautiful and the most important parties we are privileged that we live here and i see a lot o

. >> he dives right into the nbc family, we've taught him the secret hand shake. ben, just broadly, to ask about your reaction to the decision by president trump to pull out of the iran deal, something you helped orchestrate. in your view what are the implications of that? >> well, first of all, this is something that took seven years to put th. years of sanctions with our allies, years of negotiating these painstaking restrictions on the iranian nuclear program. now you'll see a gradual unraveling of the deal. it's likely iran may restart elements of its nuclear program and that will leave us between a choice of taking military action or acceding to a nuclear capable iran and that' the situation we're trying to avoid. the strangest thing is he's about to embark on this summit with kim jong-un where getting something that looked like the iran deal would be success and so he's essentially created a crisis around nuclear weapons with iran at the same time he's trying to solve a problem with north korea with a deal that would resumebly try to look very much like the i

there on the secret base when the war breaks out they are separated. he's on the front lines in they trade these letters back and forth. when the plane was going back and forth they put on seven or eight letters at a time. that was a remarkable story and ironic that the articles chronicled their time apart. but they decided they wanted to get married. so they got married and they were officially disbanded in july of 1942. there's a lot of back and forth about how that institution was reached and the pilots were given a decision if they want to stay or go home. they decide to leave the unit. he might go with a private airline and she says with the transition were expecting them to attack heavily right after the fourth of july. they needed volunteers to stay for two weeks. and john volunteers for that. it is july 10, 1942, the last mission the flying tigers to and he is shut down and killed. they never find his body. emma gets the news said she was obviously devastated by it. but she has to return home through these flights back she comes back can't thei

at the white house. that secret you stop and think, rosemary woods, his secretary, never knew about the tapes. henry kissinger, as close as henry was, never knew about the tapes. john ehrlichman never knew about the tapes. >> two people told me about it before it became public. i called bradley at home at 9:00 on saturday night i believe and said, nixon taped himself. what should we do? ben said, i wouldn't bust one on it. it's kind of a b-plus story. i thought, okay. the boss says b-plus. i won't work on it. i took sunday off and monday they called butterfield. i remember ben came by and knocked on my desk and said, okay, it's better than a b-plus. >> from that point on, of course, it's a fight for the tapes because they answer the questions. am i telling the truth? is the president telling the truth? what else happened? the prosecutors immediately subpoena the tapes. the senate subpoenas them. so nixon is early advised to destroy the tapes. brad's about to find out if his denture can cope with... a steak. luckily

in the land of banks and discretion you will discover the most secretive place in switzerland. in the middle of a warehouse complex a stone's throw from the border with france the geneva freeport. watched by surveillance cameras and surrounded by barbed wire fences this complex is traditionally a custom zone where merchandise is stored before being exported abroad. but today it has become a permanent storage site with sixty thousand square meters of space rented by the city of geneva to transporters or to private individuals to safeguard their assets . behind these anonymous double locked doors there is gold and diamonds. it is also the largest wine cellar in the world with three million bottles laid to rest. bottles worth five hundred thousand two thousand dollars quietly maturing and gaining in value at a constant temperature and humidity. these buildings are earthquake and the doors are resistant to explosives. and to protect these treasures from fire a special room houses hundreds of extinguishers that can be activated at any moment . another reason the freeport take so many

freddy told me the secret is that his plants have brains. who am i to argue with him? those who are not household names are often the best fodder. like another woman that it was able to write about. grace snags, who worked for our family in a domestic capacity for 30 years. and then when she was sick, plate life we experienced a role reversal well became her care taker, grace, whose cousin is here, thank you for being here and allow ming to tell a brief story about grace. grace was from tobago. had a huge heart. loved to sing. read red wine while doing the onu laundry of-under three sons who may or may not care to admit, i sometimes would drop, install good fund, socks on grace while she sang and they had this ongoing banter back and forth, as i wrote about grace, while she was still alive, when she thinks i'm too involved in affairs on the home front, which i often, she'll call me an antiman, an to hear agrees pronounce it, it's auntie man, and had a headful of island indication like, you don't know if the roof leaks until you live inside. i was very proud to pay homag

that was also the secret service wanted that there. the school wanted to keep this speech very private, so no cameras were allowed inside and we were not allowed to ask how much clinton charged if anything for this appearance. but we can hear cheers fomg from that yard, so sounds like the girls are enjoying it. reporting live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> that's a graduation they will never forget. >>> london breed continuing her victory tour. going to look at video from yesterday's speech from row is a parks elementary school. she will stop by chinatown to express her gratitude. her inference will start in just over an hour and he imperial palace restaurant. the next. >>> the commute out of castro valley was a bigger mess than usually. an overturned semi. westbound 580 near eden canyon road, a big rig rear-ended a car. two people were hurt and taken to a nearby hospital. at one point all the lanes were closed and that snarled traffic for miles. it was double trouble bau erwas actuly another problem this morning. this time on south 6

the people who helped keep the secrets of the twin study. >> janet.g justification for splitting up babies. >> it was a time as we were saying, that it was hard to get white babies, and so, this was an opportunity for two families to have a baby. >> watch what happens next. out oneed anything?ner. going on a target run. clorox wipes for my little artist. and a razor for my little man. nana! got it. in-store or at your door with free, 2-day shipping. target run and done. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. >>> now you "20/20" continues. >> it was dr. viola bernard's idea to separate twins. it was dr. peter neubauer's idea to study them. and they both agreed not to tell the adoptive families, a secret they would need help keeping. help from research assistants like larry perlman, who took a job working on the twin study as a young graduate student. >> they

the facing. it is no secret a lot of tension between the world and the world cup host nation. how are fifa how are you dealing with i mean how exhaustive. coming in making this the best event in the world with all that's going on at the moment by focusing on football i think that's the key and that's the secret we have to focus on food but i think there are enough. sadly people around the world to try to just you know divide or argue or dispute or whatever we have to try to unite football is uniting football is has this is this magic and this power of bringing people together we don't want to make politics we don't want to take positions on whether and who is right or wrong we have to organize football and if thanks to football we can send those on messages of unity and football is about bringing together about enjoying about about creating an atmosphere which will show to the world as well a country like russia with a hundred fifty million people who want to welcome the world in there in their country and i think football has this power to change those are the perception of p

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i think the secret is -- the family has to give service to the company.ever -- the company has to give service to the family you have to help the company and the family of companies, you take the company one day, and you know that other days you have to know the next generation comes. >> how do you keep the entrepreneurial spirit when you have such a heritage to stay true to? >> yes yes. it's emotional it's very emotional for us >> and for the last ten years you tripled in revenues, you've tripled. what's been the secret what makes you stand out >> i think the secret is to believe in your purpose. it's very important to trust, to all the people who work with us, understand the purpose and believe in the purpose our purpose is to be the most loved beer not to try to -- not just sell beer, sell moments to people to enjoy our beers. >> you're talking about the most famous brand you have. you have a strong hold in brazil and now you want to take on the u.s. breweries >> yes, we established different subsidiaries in the world. in brazil it's our main business

and the secret service had apparently not been looking at the cameras at the time. so i didn't know he was in there. president ford and the poor pregnant dog went up and down the stairs for a while trying all of the doors to get back into the white house. and finally the secret service, they must have had a heart attack, they looked and went oh, my god and went down and got him out of that. but putting all of those internal stairwells in. this one, i like this photo for two reasons. i will go with president lincoln first, you see the shadowy figure? way back there. obviously somebody was standing there and moved, but i actually found this online once evidence that it was a ghost of abraham lincoln. the reasoning being that that is the spot under mr. lincoln's bedroom, so apparently when they removed the floor, he just fell down through the floor and is standing there waiting for somebody to rebuild his bedroom so he can go back up. i love the internet. more importantly, you see the truck and the bulldozer. when the construction got to this phase, they wanted to knoc

quickly, what is the secret to the country doing so well considering the size ofa doing so well considering the size of a comments are merely down to the facilities, we talk so much about and the domes that help young people trained in those conditions? it's good for the youth of course, they can practise more than they are used to, but many of our players also practised and did not have those domes to practise when they were young players, buti domes to practise when they were young players, but i think we have a good team, and generation of players and all the organisation around the fa, and all the work we have to put in it, this isjust a key, we don't have the best players, but we can only work with the team and this is oui’ only work with the team and this is ourand only work with the team and this is our and what we do and with a leader and head coach like that, he is really good and organised and no consequence, it's a lot of work. thanks very much forjoining us you must be excited and good luck in the tournament. thank you, youtube guys. thanks to him forjoining us, then the top bre

is the master behind it all with her sweet secrets. o? >> you can absolutely have your cake and eat it too. my suggestion is to pay attention to your portions and the quality of what your ingredients are. >> okay, done. fourth of july right around the corner. apple pie. >> classic american favorite. our traditional apple pie is 414 calories. >> oh. >> it's a lot. right? we've got tons of added sugars. we're getting the crust. saturated fats. it's just a bomb when you look at it. tasty, but it's a lot. >> a lot of carbs. all right, so, do we have a swap for you? i believe we do. >> we absolutely have a swap. i got you down to 190 calories. oh, my goodness. we saved 224 calories. this is just baked apples with a little bit of cinnamon and a dollop of vanilla yogurt. >> love ice cream. summertime. it's hot. we love a sundae. >> the traditional sundae is going to give you about 285 calories. on top of that, we got that cherry and also the whipped cream. what's the alternative? >> right here, people. >> oh, my goodness. look at that. it's go

up next, the secret to a better password and why donuts are part of the answer. later, you want to save money finance credit card fees when to make the call and what to ask for right now, let's take a look at how the stock market ended the week >>> do you ever forget your password or maybe you reuse it over and over. believe it or not there is a different way. an dree yea day spoke to a professional hack profession nal hacker who spends his days trying to legally break into companies. what she found is surprising >> we need passwords were the idea 20 years ago and here we are today. >> meet charles henderson, ibm security. >> we get to be the criminals. >> they hunt for open doors in the company network and sometimes slipping past building security to hack from inside the secret to getting in, carry a box of donuts. >> the donuts were so distracting because let's face it everyone loves donuts and he was able to use a conference room to attack the company from the inside >> to crack passwords, the teen built a special machine called cracken. >> the criminals use s

"titanic: the unld story" -- it's really taking the wraps off of what was at the time a top-secret mission i w conducting as a naval intelligence officer. most of the cold war was fought underwater, and most of it was never known to the american people. it was really president reagan who won the cold war by pushing the soviets to the limit. they wanted me to t a highly classified mission to go out to two subrines, the only ones we lost during the cold war. one was lo off the ports of -- portsmouth, mair , and the ots lost south of the azores. conveniently between the two was the wreckage of the titanic. i only had 12 days left in our mission when we rived on the scene of the titanic. this was my first view of the titanic, from that. initially where we were seeing was the keel of the titanic. boen as we went up, portholes, and the lights wercing up. it was like the eyes of the ship looking at us.in i was wato see a face in the portholes. th we are in the section o exhibition that talks about the lives of the survivors from the tragedy. and from personalities of people who you may have heard

the white house. is a. church secret indeed just like priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot where the previous standard is not the highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that end of that's known as the i intend to include at it just is out and. it's felt. radially reinforced rammed earth bricks is what they really are. there's more than seventy houses about one hundred forty people with families living here but. it's really a way of forming same as. the sun's coming in and hitting the house and being stored in massive walls. sagebrush is the natural environment here. but as we are containing the sewage and and using to plant stuff to process the sewage we create our own little way system here. at white for many clubs over the years so i know the gam

president says that he believes the secretive state could be transformed under kim jong on take you live to the white house for more also coming up political change into southern european.

>> well, i think at the beginning the secret sauce of the company was always tj's insight into peopleesigned the entire product around that and i always found that to be true with founders they always designed the, quote, unquote, product around that and that's everything from user interface on the website to the software, to things like the pharmacy os that you're bringing up and those are what build competitive management the fact that they had a full service offering is what was key, while a lot of other start-ups for the delivery service business, where they were delivering for pharmacies and all of those start-ups ended. consumers didn't really want full service -- didn't want delivery service they wanted full service, to feel like they were actually getting a medication and didn't want to have to deal with multiple parties. >> makes sense. >> i think that's the competitive advantage of being a full-service company. >> right and that's one reason we're seeing red on the screen on those pharmacy names in general. we hope you'll come back, george a lot of people will get very famil

the geneva freeport is one of europe's best kept secrets. rembrandt leonardo da vinci and thousands of antiquities a treasure the size of which nobody knows the scale or the value. of another secret is the name of the owners of the works. i just. recently a number of cases have tainted the institutions name the looting of jewish assets money laundering tax fraud it's hard to say if it was hidden or not but it was kept very discreetly in the freeport. the geneva for. report is an eldorado for art dealers wealthy heirs and fraudsters it's where they do their business hidden from view. one man agreed to open the doors of the freeport to us eve movie with his managing director a moan concise he runs the world's biggest company in the transport and storage of artworks that will see it was sad to see a little one streets just fall out and also that the dr i love. is zero f. we have two opposite sex and they all don't this is a if they don't seize control of dominoes deposit your keys from your press reports read what you already perceive although.

nutrition in prague is a crusader in the fight against diabetes scientists there are looking into the secrets of our metabolism andreas pifer and his team are researching how healthy food can stop diabetes or at least have a positive effect on the bodies found distribution is determined using a bod pod research shows it's not just important what we eat but also when and long periods of not eating are good for us. for the metabolism it's good to have breaks when we're not eating because then the body burns fat and the organs fat shouldn't be stored there with that should be stored in the fat cells so found stored in the liver or the muscles in the pancreas makes the organs unhealthy. or. the advice to eat less more often might not hold up anymore results from test subjects' showed that eating larger meals just twice a day was actually better. when they split the same amount of calories into two meals they had better average blood glucose shown by h.b.a. one c. values as well as significantly less liver fats and better insulin efficiency than with five meals works. in many cultures it's common

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the times also reports on the secret recording, saying mrjohnson thinks the treasury is the "heart ofng over the wording of the uk's backstop proposal. and the guardian reports the home office refused potentially life—saving cancer treatment to a rejected asylum seeker. so a varied set of front pages. let and where i —— let's start where i ended up. the backstop. what backstop? what is the backstop? this is basically the government's proposal with the european union. basically it would see the uk as a whole type two aspects of the customs union and then that originally came it was not going to be time—limited. but some people have seen david davis today kicking off and talks of resignation. now the government has said we hope it will not be beyond 2022. they want to see the uk come out of the customs union in the supermarket, all the rest of it. the effect of the matter is with the current arrangement and the current rate of two victory from the government, you're looking early 20 20s —— rate of trajectory. when you're talking about for and beyond, people start to think, is it actuall

understand what he is saying and fighting against this and when the guys get over there in the fall of 1941, to a secret remote base in burma and 100 planes, pilots coming over on dutch ocean liners a lot of secrecy around the mission. and a lot of tactical theories of how to use this in top of japanese bombers. and conventional thinking and picture world war i aviation fighting, retrain these guys. the men revered him and the last flying tiger still alive, went to an aviation museum of chennault. and and and so. >> when you talk about a good record, at the end of their tenure, somewhere in the 290 range, in the air and on the ground. people get upset with your opinion on that number. family members and people who become friends in this process, still closer to 250. the reality is when you read the combat reported is impossible to tell what the number was. these guys were focused on trying to do that. at the end of the day. in pearl harbor, the destroyer on four japanese -- it is remarkable for a couple reasons, the japanese for four years bombing without any problems and for the flying tigers, for the

a hear us canada is the name of a highly secretive anti-terrorist database seized by the canadian border and immigration officials to detain interrogate arrest and my entry to anyone found on it and the secretive list used to detain folks crossing the border isn't enough to raise a few eyebrows the real twist of this story as i think u.s. actually controls and i just the list itself artie's out of it as more it's an american databased used by canadian authorities hundreds of pages of documents were detained by the u.k. as the guardian to canada's freedom of information act which allude to the american list named tuscon being used as a secondary source of information to canada's already substantial no fly list the don't fly list called the passenger protect program shows known and suspected terrorists were forbidden from flying in or out of canada it is estimated that list one hundred thousand names. however is a different animal especially when applied to canada most notably the canadian government has offered a way out travelers can apply to have their names removed from the no fly list

on a steep on this episode a want to one east we investigate if they hold the secrets to a long and healthy life. drama county in the southern chinese province of one to see used to be one of the country's poorest regions. now it's rebranded so as the center to help human palaces and long live. very long lost. there are five times more centennial see it close over one hundred than anywhere else in china. in a country that respects its elderly a person who is more than one hundred years old is something special. touching them taking pictures promises good life. but. one much tougher sits outside her. she lives upstairs but that's not easily accessible to visitors. at the village entrance a sign displays with the other one hundred year old little. irish well. on the. other living among it's the custom for every visitor to give the singing is a little night. that. only minds yassmin though i was. young so i would use our. ideas. on the parent household you've already use for your trees yeah i have and yes i. set out to order . and my guess is that i'm more bangkok everyone has their own explan

that's officer is the secret to day berlin is such a great city full of music and cari was come and see for yourselves see you next time there is music by. the there's no getting away from it i have to take the horns out you put your hand in the water that's why i am a former professional. euro max this week's highlights. floating sculpture kristos latest park project in london. major make over the italian make up artist who transforms herself into a famous celebrity. in hidden haven to come visit the gardens tucked away in amsterdam scan all how's. your romance next d.w. . the school exercise book filled with stories of war atrocities written by bray's people who want justice a flea come convention his mansion was taken in bunky he now sits in an exercise ball i don't find many other photos of england who were in the news to rape. women and girls to each of those to one wanted children. asleep. in forty five minutes on d w. c. i'm so fuckin stupid energy civilians become witnesses so fast. their recorded images travel around the globe via social media. but what is perfect cannot fictio

the geneva freeport is one of europe's best kept secrets. works by rembrandt leonardo. vinci and thousands of antiquities a treasure the size of which nobody knows the scale or the value. as i am not at best while the case all before say. that i mean cos i mean. another secret is the name of the owners of the works. don't. i guess he said. recently a number of cases have tainted the institutions name the looting of jewish assets money laundering tax fraud it's hard to say if it was hidden or not but it was kept very discreetly in the freeport. the geneva freeport is an eldorado for art dealers wealthy heirs and fraudsters it's where they do their business hidden from view. one man agreed to open the doors of the freeport to us eve movie with his managing director i'm on concise he runs the world's biggest company in the transport and storage of artworks that will see it was really sad to see a live. one street. and also at that. one street they did go after the. city although this is a it. it is from his own press reports your door for the pacific will go up. every day d

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the secret service will start protecting her when she goes out in public. s kicked out of the red hen restaurant over her white business will be closed until july 5th and the co-owner who booted sanders is stepping down as executive director of a local business. rob: a football coach fired for praying with his players taking his legal battle to the supreme court. coach joseph kennedy petitioning the court to reverse the 2015 decision to fire him after he refused to stop praying on the field after the games. he joined "fox and friends" in 2015 saying the players supported him. >> incredible to see the whole entire team coming out and joining us voluntarily. >>'s lawyers claim he was unlawfully fired after his contract does not allow staff to leave prayer on school grounds. no guarantee the supreme court will hear the case. >> first there was flipy, the burger grilling robot, now meet the friendly face agreeing bank customers. rob: tracy, roscoe is not a robot. >> reporter: meat pepper, she debuted yesterday at new york city's flagship bank, pepper greets cust