tina: hi. how are you? i'm tina. lemonis: hey, tina. how are you? i'm marcus. tina: nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: nice to meet you. is this the main office? tina: this is the main office, yes. lemonis: okay. tina, what do you do here? tina: i do payroll and human resources, most accounting functions. lemonis: you love it here? tina: yeah. i'm keith's wife, so... lemonis: okay. i didn't know that. i didn't even know that. tina: yeah, so i have a little different perspective on it. lemonis: i'd love to meet keith. tina: yes. come on. i'm assuming he's right next door. you have visitors. lemonis: how are you doing? i'm marcus. keith: marcus. keith lyden. lemonis: nice to meet you, keith. how you doing? dean: i'm good. dean lyden. -nice to meet you. -lemonis: dean, how are you? keith: my brother. lemonis: oh, this is your brother? okay. when did you start the business? keith: 2004. lemonis: and who put in all the money? keith: all the finance came from me. think we're up to about $160,000. lemonis: $160,000? dean: originally, i had some screening equipment and

tina included.who was sam's brother and javier's cousin. >> yes. that -- that was a shock. that was a shock. >> reporter: you didn't see that coming and police didn't tell you? >> right. that was part of their investigation, and we had no knowledge of that. >> reporter: but they were relieved. at last the case was moving forward. daron wyatt was confident he had enough evidence to prove javier lopez had killed cathy torrez. but once again, the orange county district attorney did not agree. the d.a. decided not to charge? >> correct. >> reporter: and so javier's set free? >> javier walks. >>> a detective who refuses to quit -- >> i said i have a cold case i need you to take a look at. >> reporter: now has a reason not to. >> my first daughter was born. and i remember going to mary shortly after that looking in the eye and saying "i know. i know now how you feel." with uncontrolled moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, you never know how your skin will look. and it can feel like no matter w

republicans will choose a nominee for the senate seat now held by democrat tina smith. g.o.p.andidate karen housley joins me know, glad to have you with us here today. tell me about why you decided to run. >> thanks so much for having me, dana. i've been in the minnesota senate for the last six years and i've had the opportunity to work with lieutenant governor tina smith, who took the seat. this was al franken's vacated seat. to see the real failures of the tina smith administration from adding another layer of bureaucracy on top of obamacare to our licensing bureau, and then what i really specialized in and the minnesota senate was taking care of our seniors. they really failed to keep our seniors safe in our nursing home when i have to run against that one, she does not represent minnesota. the one she benefits from having a broader name i.d. than you do because she took over the al franken seat. so she's been there, and incumbent of course that's been there for only about nine months. the emerson poll shows that you are trailing, tina smith at 49%, and you karen housley, b

tina: in order to reimagine an industry that is not a single swing of the bat.out investing first in our people, building an extraordinary team, using it to scale our technology and data science and all of that infrastructure, and create more products, greater assortment, and accelerate bringing brandless to everyone. emily: talk to me about the cost. how can you make money here? how is it possible that the shampoo and the popcorn is only three dollars? tina: it is actually a lot less than that. the problem is coming your getting ripped off. the people understood what things cost ursus what you're -- if people understood what things cost versus what you're paying them, you would be freaking out and writing in the streets. people don't actually know what things cost and a kind of know what their budgets are, but they don't really know what things cost. and the better markets, organic, non-gml, everything we do is better, and they charge more for it, and that's not ok. emily: so where does your stuff come from, and is it actually unique, or is it something i could

senator karen housley, she won the public and primary, to fill the seat of al franken that was filled by tina smith, the lieutenant governor, now sitting senator. interesting about this, this is not in anybody's radar. it should be. this race could be closer than people think.

in a minnesota senate race, karin housley advancing to take on tina smith. the winner will serve the final two years of former democrat senator al franken's term. karin housley is starting her outreach thing "radical partisanship threatens to stand in the way of confronting the many challenges that face our nation and the people of our stages are better." a big surprise came in the minnesota governor 's race on the republican side with a president trump backed candidate defeating a former two-term governor. >> i support donald trump. i've always supported donald trump. it doesn't mean i always agree. it doesn't mean we have the same style. >> johnson's win marks the end of a comeback by former republican governor and presidential candidate tim pawlenty was a guest of his political career is done. >> the circumstances we live in in the era of a different kind of leadership in terms of a president trump and the like. i just don't fit well into that era come into that picture. so the baton gets passed to jeff and his team and we wish them all.

hi tina, hi charlie, i know we will wa nt hi tina, hi charlie, i know we will want rain because it hashowers, general rain across england, 49 millimetres of rain in east sussex, that's over three quarters of one month's rain in east sussex, that's over three quarters of one months worth. we have a dry start today but it is chilly. look at these temperatures. 4 degrees in parts of oxygen. 0ne chilly. look at these temperatures. 4 degrees in parts of oxygen. one in northern ireland, in county down. for most of us we have sunshine to come before the weather turns cloudy. it will turn cloudy today because we've got a weather system out to the west and this is pushing a weather front in across south—west england, it will bring cloud and outbreaks of rain, the rain will arrive across western cornwall, the rain will get heavier as the day goes by, across all of south—west england and wales and will probably start to see that band of rain extending further east. we may well see some rain turning up across central and southern england, maybe across the midlands into the latter pa rt across the

. >> tina holland is another friend. she and pam met when their youngest children started attending the same school. they planned family vacations together and trips to disneyland. one year pamela bought her daughter jeanette and tina's sons costumes just for the sake of creating happy memories. her daughter was a princess. tina's sons, a pirate and peter pan. >> she wanted to make sure her friends were happy and taken care of, no matter what it took. and i realized that when i first met her. that, you know, she was one of the people that i was going to have as a lifetime friend. >> pam made and sold jewelry, and she worked hard at it. but she wanted more than that. >> she wanted happiness and not to be alone. her dreams were to have a family life and find a mate to share her life with who would love her children. >> which is why it seemed so perfect when, in 1989, an electrician named jim fayed came into her life. he was single, no children. >> they seemed to get along very well. pammy always smiled when she would look

to doing his vote will determine with the ranch and tina becomes the third latin american country to legalize abortion after cuba and you're required. in tennis to multiple grand slam winner showed signs of the best for what the toronto lost has stand on brink and overcame nicky os in three sets meanwhile reigning champ in a long chalk of which had a slightly easier path into the second round. in orange must have been fearing the worst against it carry us a full steam the australian it's hard to keep up with. the curiosities form can. from one set to another and the second veteran coach took the initiative aided by an injury to his heavily strapped opponent. fabric who will know how that feels his ranking has slams after two new york aeration xeroxed year. but he's getting back to his best majestic backhand flowing again this week swept through in three sets. novak djokovic is another veteran big name who's had his share of injury problems in recent years too good for the relatively young boston mr passé pitch. but even the best get bogged down in frustration talk of it shredded a br

to doing his vote will determine with the ranch and tina becomes the third latin american country to legalize abortion after cuba and you're required. two the open athletics championships underway in berlin and glasgow on tuesday germany's hopes for the rest are accurate who overcame many aunts to represent a country discus through a cloud team vito was born shortly after parents arrived in germany from angola and sought asylum now after successfully jr korea canteen is rage a prove that she's europe's best. claudine vietor has medals in her sights she's already thrown her personal best this year sixty five point one five meters and now she heads into the qualifying round of the european championships in berlin ranked second this is her moment. i was in the stands at the two thousand and nine world championships in berlin as a fan now i can hardly wait to experience it all down on the field as an athlete at a nude. beach that was born in one thousand nine hundred six in frankfurt oda near the polish border have parents fled there from angola and spent many years in a home for asylum

i think i'm tina, and this is my experience. and i don't want to be laned or given an advantage -- to be labed or given andvantage other than skills and passion and what i'm building and executing. >> to experiences you bring it -- >> absolutely. that's because of what i've not just because of, you know, what profile or cohort i fall into. >> right. what would be your biggest piece of advice for aspiringrs entrepren >> i would say always be your authentic self. authenticity scales. bring smarter people around you that complement your skill set. and complement wha can bring to the table. always make room in diversity and inclusion --'s not just about color or race or ethnicity. it might be about style. it might be about approach. and so not everybody has the same approach to things. >> right. >> as an entrepreneur, part of your job is tosort of convene a diverse set of voices, a diverse set of experience, and a diverse set of opinion and surround yourself with people who actually want to stay with you and your movement for the lo

in this year tina bice his raw gemstones from local dealers there are precious few sapphires in this area. of the. machine here he meets with jim dealers who offer him stones from several mines spinoza core marines enter millions and he checks them all and begins the delicate negotiations once we've turned off our camera. yet. it mightn't you have a bet and it's getting harder because some mines have already been looted so we have to find new places. and then the government comes and wants money getting an official permit is almost impossible. not true the mining business is becoming more difficult and stones are less common where you used to find something ten metres down today you have to dig down twenty metres and you have to go deeper into the bush to now a lot of the clinics are nonetheless all three hope that their children will still be able to live from the gentry i mean this time it is. this is the largest gemstone market in and see robbie pretty much everything madagascar has to offer in the way of precious stones is on sale here. there's. people you know if you know anythi

cansado de una semana y mÁs de 2.000 millas pero en cada una de las escalas han tocado corazones, tinano basta, no mÁs. >> pero las abuelas no han sido recibidas con cariÑo en todas partes donde han llegado, afuera del centro de detenciÓn en texas se les negÓ el paso hasta amenazaron con arrestarlas. >> siento muy, muy mal, soy una judÍa y parece la impresiÓn como antes. >> la travesÍa para ellas terminÓ hoy en la frontera, pero su misiÓn para reunificar a todas las familias reciÉn comienza hoy, en mcallen texas, francisco cuevas noticias telemundo. >> hoy un grupo de menores de guatemala pudo por fin reencontrarse con sus familias despuÉs que fueron separados en la frontera de estados unidos hace unos meses, jenny ha sido testigo de algunos emotivos reencuentros ahora nos acompaÑa del aeropuerto de guatemala, adelante jenny. >> asÍ es, casi 3 largos meses de angustia terminan hoy para lourdes luego de una batalla legal su hijo jeancarlos ya esÁa en guatemala. >> leo, no quiso estar un seguridad mÁs separado de su madre, lourdes saliÓ con una gran sonrisa y con la alegrÍa de tener a su

tina smith was looking to fill the rest of the term of a former senator now al franken.ake us through what happened and whether republicans will be targeting that race in the fall. guest: republicans are really excited about their nominee, karen housley, a local state lawmaker. it is known that minnesota is going to be a difficult state for republicans this year. they are hoping she might have the kind of personal appeal that could work in the state. -- running for reelection, there is tina smith and there are a number of house seats in minnesota. that will be one of the states we are looking for in terms of senate majority and house majority and in terms of the makeup of the governorship across the country. believe it. at least three house seats in minnesota are in the most competitive tossup category. take us through a couple of the house races last night. any big surprises? guest: one of the big republican nominees, jing hagedorn ended up defeating carla nelson. handorn only facing dancy in tim walz's open seat. he has made some comments about women that could hurt hi

bush: tina, thanks for doing this. my advice for your project and anybody else who wants to reform parts of the public education system that are not working is insist upon accountability. i think you'll find that a lot of educators are not only well motivated and smart, but they think -- they are pretty much achieving the objective we expect. reform efforts tend to be thwarted. one way to satisfy your desire is to insist upon measurement to prove that something needs to change. otherwise, certain kids will be left behind. you know, there needs to be an attitude in our society in which we believe every child can learn. those expectations have got to be high for every child, regardless of how they were raised. otherwise, the system will essentially give up on them. there are a lot of efforts that need to be made, you just heard from marilyn, very articulate, particularly for a texan. [laughter] pres. bush: i'm just speaking from personal experience. [laughter] pres. bush: there are a lot of programs addressing this probl

and you know this dress is cher's dress, not tina turner's. i know, i can't believe it.tching, but for freddie, the modern era of online fashion fame isn't so much about standing out, but bringing people together. sharing thisjourney on instagram, on social media, it allowed me to find this community of like—minded people who also are really eager to express themselves, and also find who they are and who they are made of. but for bob, this is a moment of farewell. do you feel sorry to say goodbye to them? no, it's ok. they're all documented, and it never looks as good as it did on that woman that day she put it on for the first time. indeed, when you've got someone like freddie, that's when a dress becomes a bob mackie. david sillito, bbc news. we are getting reports of staff at gatwick airport having to write reports on whiteboards following a technology failure. staff could be seen rubbing out information. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos.

the road to tokyo exhibit with rob said tina. -- satino. it exposed the pacific theater, including the major battles, significant figures, and conclusion of the war with the bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki. thi is abouts 30 minutes -- this is about 30 minutes. welcome to the national world war ii museum. we are in downtown new orleans. here is the museum.

seconds ahead of his nearest challenge as it was sonics that victory of the season after the rallies of tina and finland. this is news from berlin thank you for watching. you can be told. his work goddess fortuna. the money and feed. the children gone twenty. below into an official estimates more than one point two million venezuelans here in colombia legally and illegally. already uncle bill was returned to. visit friends is that i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. down witness global news that matters. made for minds. to. keno favorite show on german humor so expect the short show not seriously taking someone who's live in this country a long time to really be funny and today we're going to try and prove that we've got in our humble opinion the best german comedies of all time so you're right to laugh or at least chuckle take a look. this is done you. can play. the lengths a man will go to when he discovers his wife's been cheating on this successful manager gets so desperate he even dons a gorilla cost him his wife vi

good morning welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and tina daheley. our headlines today — a daring new frontier for space exploration. it's lift—off for nasa's mision to the sun. the shutters come down on seven more m&s shops as the retailer battles to improve its fortunes. paul pogba unveils a new penalty technique. as manchester united open the new premier league season with a win over leicester. could you give up social media for a month? we'll hear how it could improve your mental health. i think it's quite healthy but i just don't think i could do it. chile, cloudy start. —— chilly. full forecasts coming up in the next 15 minutes. good morning, it's saturday august the 11th. our top story — nasa will this morning launch one of its most ambitious space missions — sending a probe into the sun's atmosphere. a rocket carrying the parker solar probe will blast off from cape canaveral, in florida, at around 9:00. it will travel at speeds of more than 100 miles per second — that's the equivalent of london to sydney in 88 seconds — making it the fastest

good morning — welcome to breakfast with victoria fritz and tina daheley. headlines today: adults in england will automatically become organ donors unless they opt out, under plans unveiled today. the government says it could save 700 lives a year. police investigating the disappearance of a midwife from staffordshire find a body and arrest three people. more than 700 firefighters battle a major wildfire in portugal as southern europe continues to swelter in near record temperatures. against all the odds, ireland are into the hockey world cup final — the first irish team, male or female in any sport, to reach a majorfinal. good morning, a dry day to day. cloudier further north and a bit of rain for western scotland later but for most of us, a dry day. more in 15 minutes. our top story. england could have an opt—out system for organ donation by 2020 under plans being published by the government today. a similar system has been in place in wales since 2015, and scotland also has plans to introduce a scheme. currently, less than 40% of adults are on the nhs do

hello, this is breakfast with victoria fritz and tina daheley. donor unless they t potential organ donor unless they opt out will be set by the government. it is hoped the system to the one in wales will save 700 lives per year. currently less than 40% of the england population have signed up to the register. police searching for a missing midwife in staffordshi re searching for a missing midwife in staffordshire have launched a murder investigation. detectives dissipate —— investigating the disappearance of cement the eastwood, 28, found a body near stoke. a man, 32, has been arrested on suspicion of murder while two other men have been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender. the body is yet to be officially identified. the labour deputy leader tom watson says the party faces what he calls eternal shame unless it immediately stops its damaging arguments, he says, of anti—semitism. he made those comments in an interview with the observer newspaper in which he urged the party to accept the definition of anti—semitism set out by the interna

i know him as mr tina john claude writes in the revolt runs a gemstone cutting workshop announced. it's been in his family for two generations . the area around the town is known for what used to be called semi precious stones although the distinction is no longer made a high quality amethyst can be worth more than an inferior sapphire. here he is using a special machine to cut a piece of quartz it has a valuable inclusion trapped inside. the only he found none of them really the hardest part of my job is the competition. you absolutely need high quality stones but lots of people are looking for them. plus the mines around and see if they are dangerous with all those criminals hanging around the amount of you know mcentee but it's hard to get good gems anywhere else. you miss your teen advice his raw gemstones from local dealers there are precious few sapphires in this area. of the. machine here he meets with gem dealers who offer him stones from several mines spinozza core marines enter millions and he checks them all and begins the delicate negotiations once we've turned off our

tina patel headed to a community an hour east of los angeles to learn what happened.de says was excited when she was crowned miss phelan last fall. but, she soon realized her title with the chamber of commerce was mainly ceremonial. sierra leyde/beauty queen: "mostly we did ribbon cuttings and then we did an easter thing up at serrano high school, but that was about it."which is why sierra wasn't really thinking about her position when she decided to get some tattoos on her 18th birthday. sierra leyde/beauty queen: "i did it mostly for myself. i, all my tattoos have very special meanings to me." but, soon after, sierra says the chamber asked her to sign a miss phelan contract that read in part: "body piercings ... shall not be seen or worn during appearances. tattoos shall also remain concealed at all times in sash and crown." sierra says she tried to discuss the ink issue with chamber officials, but ultimately decided to give up the crown. sierra leyde/beauty queen: "i don't feel like i should have to cover my tattoos because they are so normal now. they're part of t

hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and tina daheley. of its most ambitious space missions — sending a probe into the sun's atmosphere. a rocket carrying the parker solar probe will blast off from cape canaveral, in florida, just after 8.30. scientists hope the seven—year mission will gather data to help understand the solar storms which can disrupt satellite communications. an explosion at a military factory in wiltshire has killed one person and left another in a critical condition. chemring countermeasures, which is based near salisbury, makes products to protect military ships and aircraft from attack. the police said the incident was under control and there was no risk to the public. marks & spencer will close seven shops today as part of a major restructuring programme. the company plans to shut 100 branches by 2022 as it attempts to improve profitability at a time of unprecedented pressure for the british high street. it comes a day after department store chain house of fraser was bought out of administration. a passenger plane ha

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they are up against india, tina had already beaten them they —— they had already beaten them they ——ady beaten in the group stage. the quarterfinal ended goalless. certainly some better hockey played in other matches by ireland went to penalties and when it came down to it, up three wonderful saves by the keeper meant it was left to chloe watkins to strike the ball home and ta ke watkins to strike the ball home and take ireland through to their first ever world cup semi finals. and the irish keeper spoke to bbc sport. who would have thought? it feels like christmas has come. no one picked us to be here. we did not think ourselves we would get here. our goal is to get out of the group, but to get to a quarterfinal and now in the semifinals, our emotions are unbelievable at the minute. it's a great feeling. so many emotions and feel at that part. tears from england and disbelief from ireland. put into context for us. how amazing is this for them? for ireland, have not qualified for a world cup before this one since 2002. they are ranked 16th in the world. they never reached the quarter

initiative and this is a key geopolitical initiative announced by chinese president xi jinping in twenty so tina and this is actually the silk road economic belt and it seems to be a platform for international cooperation as well as to build more if a structure connecting geopolitical and global countries all together and it's very important important for africa's infrastructure as well as the construction firms and. estimated africa's infrastructure gap is the wrong ninety five billion dollars us annually so africa actually forbes quite a key part of this and china will likely have to work on it especially when it's cool looking to globalize and it seeks to work with more countries so rushing out its labor relations would likely be important as well as the other trade complaints that we've heard off so far. from both sides thank you linda. ryanair is to start charging passengers for taking hand luggage on board for november it will cost between six and eight euros to put a bag case of up to ten kilograms in the overhead bin in house becomes as the irish budget ebeid faces increasing pressure of

como a la pequeña hasta que llegó al baño y allí estaba dice que cuando se volteó de a su bebé en la tinan sus brazos, dice que intentó salvar a su bebé, le dio primeros auxilios y llamó al 911 pidiéndoles que la ayudaran, los paramédicos llegaron pero ya era demasiado tarde,, se llevaron a la bebé a un hospital, ella decía que debía ir con su bebé pero cuenta que no le permitieron subir a la ambulancia se quedó allí respondiendo las preguntas de los policías de dallas, horas después fue encarcelada con cargos de causar lesión a un bebé prudencia y lesiones graves >>> y hoysito izquierdo para encontrar en ellos el perdón a su descuido >>> muy lamentable. en yemen un misil explotó en un autobús llena de niños, por lo -70 personas perdieron la vida entre ellos unos 29 menores, autoridades dijeron que se trataba de un ataque liderado por arabia saudita. uno de los capo del narcotráfico más buscado se encuentra bajo custodia de la policía federal >>> el líder tenía la apariencia diferente al momento de su captura debe a las cirugías que se hizo para evadir la justicia vamos con el informe >>>

meses después determinaron que el niño no corría peligro, él falleció presuntamente tras caerse en una tina012 para investigados y se realizaron reformas y las autoridades podrían recomendar... >>> le pedimos una respuesta al departamento y enviar un correo diciendo que no harán comentarios >>> el sacramento trabajadores de limpieza reitera su rechazo al acoso sexual y le exige a los gobernadores que apruebe la propuesta, más de la mitad de empleados a mujeres muchas de ellas viven con miedo y algunas de ellas con demostración de una cinta sobre su boca no está en el silencio que por mucho tiempo callaron >>> cuando una comunidad de inmigrantes que necesitan el trabajo para rescatar a su familia si no hay esa confianza y esa seguridad no va a reportar cuando es este pasando >>> este es un sector que aboga por cambios y esperan motivar a otros a decir basta ya >>> es hora de revisar las condiciones de la carretera en el área de la bahía >>> buenas tardes estamos viendo la situación, un accidente a la altura de la avenida isabel psique reportan esta situación para que lo tengan cuenta el trán

the musicians foray into advertising didn't end with asking tina's in twenty fifteen he appeared in an ad for a german supermarket chain flamboyant as that the how much. i know when i'm french. kid cake. to say that visibly caused an international incident in august twenty seventeen by taking part in a music festival in balaklava in crimea the back seat incident has been occupied by russia since twenty fourteen by international law it still counts as part of ukraine. anyone entering crimea from russian territory as did h.p. baxter and his band mates is breaking ukrainian law now ukraine has opened legal proceedings against them they could face up to eight years in prison. she says they weren't aware they were breaking any laws they just wanted to visit their fans. everything from the vibrant world of pop music on facebook and music. stories stars and the latest from the music scene. joining us in the universe of pop on facebook send us a message we love hearing from. a massive coup in two thousand and seven when i knocked a doner off the top of the british album charts with their album

tina said he's been a loving, ideal husband. >> it was like we were two puzzle pieces that were madelemented and completed the other person. >> reporter: even in this the happy, new life he says he's never forgotten about jody. but he might have been surprised to learn that someone else was thinking of her, too, after all these years. the county had a new prosecutor and he was eager to revisit old case files. among them a death on the cliffs of the palisades so many years ago. the death of jody. >> there is a renewed push since 2002 to look into the cold cases. >> reporter: marcos covered the case for the record newspaper in new jersey. on one hand he said it didn't seem the prosecutor had reason to pursue the cold case. >> in terms of hard evidence there was nothing new. >> reporter: the prosecutor did have someone new. a famous fame to join the investigation into jody's death. dr. michael bodden, a world renowned forensic pathologist who investigated the deaths of john f. kennedy and john belushi and testified at the trial of o.j. simpson. he was about to turn up the heat on a cold

going in tina up and northwest d.c. >> you have background noise there.are proud parents of some four-leggeddr ch. >> oh, yeah. >> yes. we both have two dogs each. a >> we might go home with a third maybe. maybe not. >> no. no. i want someone else to have the pleasure of having a dog as opposed t me havinghe pleasure of having a third dog. >> which is true. we are at clear theer she at the humane rescue alliance in northwest washington. this is not the only location. head to our app and see which shelter is participating near you. they're putting on a pretty good effort to adopt pets today with waived and reduced adoption fees. >> when you multiply the numbers nationwide, there's a possibility that literally thousands of cats and a dogs rabbits and turtles and all the manner of animal kind can find a new home. that's possible. >> and we're trying to clear out space to get other animals in eo need to come into th shelter but don't have the opportunity right now. th guy is one of my favorites. i would adopt him if i had the room. if you love a big, sweet bl

is holding accused kremlin agents were wary of the tina we speak to her lawyer very difficult situation appear particularly for someone like her someone who i don't think ever envision spending a day in jail or a life to be you know it's pretty tough syllabi. us took a tensions hits new highs as ancora warns relations have come to an almost complete halt. the syrian city of aleppo one of the worst hit by the war is undergoing extensive reconstruction all three years of conflict.

tina has the story. >> reporter: students in france have brought smartphones to school for years, shuttinghem off in class and firing them up in breaks to stay connected. now, french lawmakers are pulling the plug, bans the use of smartphones, watches, and tablets on school grounds. the country's education minister says students no longer play football on the playground. they prefer to watch their smartphones and this can create problems with learning. the new law affects children as young as three and as old as 15. the teacher's union the skeptical the ban can be enfrsed. high school -- enforced. high schools can choose whether to apply and exceptions can be made. critics argue technology is a crucial teaches tool and can spark a child's interest. many french lawmakers refused to vote on the ban, calling it a political display that would not change anything. >>> okay. let's talk about the forecast right now. some areas are dealing with pretty thick smoke and unhealthy air quality. there are a lot of fires burning. and it's hot. the firefighters, back to back days in the 90s and triple dig

. >> tina, that's not right. that's not right.y and amy poehler hosted the golden globes, they were good friends and respect each other and you're getting a glimpse of what it's like in real life. >> people like to see the friendship. they want to walk away saying my god, they really love each other or have a good time together. >> for more on this situation, we turn to stephen colbert. >> in a way, john and stephen were a team on comedy essential. >> excuse me, i've been invited to a hunting party, a few dozen men, some stable boys, all of us in kilts naturally. [ laughter ] >> here is the fun part, john, whoever shoots the -- [ laughter ] >> people lump them together in a way and still do because they like them together. >> is that her? >> yes. >> we're going to need a special locker for the hat. >> that's a terrific thing when you have another actor that you feel you have chemistry with. >> i'm conconfused. >> he's not going to get us alone because he thinks we're too old. >> too old? i was blasting drake all the way here. >> g

she had a rousing speech at the republican convention and it took tina fey putting on a wig, she wasdown of sarah palin. >> are we not doing the talent portion? ♪ >> how will you solve the financial crisis being a maverick? >> you know we're going to take every aspect of the crisis and look at it and then we're going to ask ourselves what would a maverick do in this situation? >> one study just out showed sarah palin's favorability rating dropped after viewers watched an "snl" poof of the governor. >> tina fey destroyed that woman's political career. destroyed it. god wlebless her. >> we're doomed! we need a revolution. millions of people on the streets. and we got to do something! and we got to do it now. ah. >> after the first debate, my agent called me on the phone and i started talking like bernie and he said, oh, my god, that's so funny. you should make a video, put it on the internet. hits and all this. i said, it's not -- i don't want to do that. it's more of an sn -- before i got the l out of my mouth, he hung up the phone and ten minutes later, lorne michaels called, and tha

they have so much to add. >> bye tina >> can i give you a hug? would that be ok?dbye. >> alright, eric i'll see you, man. >> reporter: eric gets on the school bus for the very last time, headed toward an uncertain future. while eric's transition was deliberately unceremonious, nick's is much more of a celebration. >> we're going to graduation? >> yeah, yeah >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> reporter: although nick hasn't been in a regular classroom for most of his life, he's participating in the school district's graduation ceremony at his parents' request. his teacher holly stovall along with his sister tasha support him as he receives his diploma. just a few years ago, a crowd like this would have been overwhelming and stressful for nick. >> nickolas joseph kubicsko >> ladies and gentlemen, let's hear it for the class of 2013. >> you go boy, you go! >> when he had that gown on, he was proud of himself. he had a smirk. he held himself a little high. sitting at graduation he showed everybody, "you all thought i couldn't? i sat here. and look it -- i walked the stage myself.

tina kraus, cbs news. >> now that bridge was built with reinforced concrete back in the 1960s. tonight a civil engineering society in italy is calling for a new plan to replace bridges that have outlived their working life span. >>> police in great britain are calling a crash near the country's parliament a suspected act of terror. [ sirens ] >> ambulances and armed police arrived within minutes today during london's morning rush hour. they arrested a 29-year-old man who they believe acted alone. three people were hurt, but are expected to survive. security footage captured the incident. a car plowed into cyclists, then jumped a median into oncoming traffic and slammed into a security barrier at parliament. this was the latest of several attacks in london. in march, 2017 a man mowed down pedestrians on the westminster bridge killing four and stabbed a police officer to death on the parliament grounds. months later a van hit walkers on the london bridge. three men jumped out and started stabbing people killing eight. police say the man under arrest is not cooperating with invest

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>> tina, that's not right. that's not right. in the people!" >> when tina fey and amy poehler hosted the golden globes together they were so funny together and i think part of it was knowing they're good friends and knowing they respect each other and you're getting a glimpse of what it's probably like for them in real life. >> people like to see the friendship. they want to walk away saying oh, my god, this really love each other or they really have a good time together. >> with more on this very unusual situation we turn to daily show correspondent stephen colbert. >> in a way jon stewart and stephen colbert were kind of a comedy team on comedy central. even though they weren't. >> excuse me. i've been invited to a grouse hunting party in shropshire. it's just a few dozen men, some stable boys. all of us in kilts naturally. and here's the fun part, jon. whoever shoots the -- >> people hon go together in a way and still do because they like them together. >> is that her? >> yes. >> we're going to need a special locker for the h

but travelers like tina campbell, mother-in-law and two young sons were still boarding flights. >> we're very scared. we're just going to make the most of it. >> reporter: i reached out to hawaiian airlines about that passenger's dilemma. i haven't heard back. as of right now, flights are still going to hawaii. we haven't seen any cancellations. >> i have hope for them. thank you, amy. >>> now to the update we received this morning on the mendocino complex and carr fires. the ranch and river fires, which make up that complex, are 67% and 100% contained, respectively. the ranch fire has burned more than 361,000 acres. the river fire has burned nearly 49,000 acres. >>> santa clara county's fire chief says verizon did not lift throttling restrictions while battling the fires, slowing cell phone dataered communication. they tell our media partner that the data restriction should have been lifted at the fire department's request. >>> the carr fire burning in shasta and trinity counties has burned nearly 230,000 acres and 93% contained. this is the one that burned more than 1,000 structures. >

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manafort and russian agent maria bu tina are held in the same jail. prosecutors say she was tied to the kremlin, used sex and lies to make u.s. connections and tried to infiltrate american political organizations like the nra. she's pleaded not guilty. >>> eight minutes after the hour. president trump is ramping up his attackn the investigation led by special counsel robert mueller. "the new york times" reported white house counsel don mcgahn answered questions for 30 hours for the mueller investigation. the president fired back on twitter saying the report made it seem like mcgann turned on him and allowed him to be interviewed. the president compared him to joseph mccarthy. lpresident trump's perso attorney, rudy giuliani argued the president should delay sit-down with mueller. >> i'm not going to be rushed to have him testify so he gets trapped into perjury. when you say he should tell the worry.nd shouldn't that's silly because it's somebody's version of the truth. >> truth is truth. >> no, truth isn't truth. the president of the united states say

you're watching news still to come on the program a heated debate over family dinner this one in hardin tina where a vote over legalizing abortion reveals the country's deep divide over this very very sensitive issue. chief executive ilan musk wants to take the electric company could profit just wishes by eleven percent on the news before trading was hold and for more than an hour on tuesday or wednesday the board of directors said it's going to evaluate the plan. if musk can succeed in taking tesla private it would be the largest deliberate buyout in history. musk tweeted on tuesday that he was considering taking tesla private at four hundred twenty dollars a share saying that he'd secured funding a deal at that price would represent a price tag of about seventy two billion dollars he didn't say where the funding was coming from shortly after his tweet musk published a letter to tesla employees on the company's blog where he said that going private would be the best path forward and would allow tesla to operate at its best free from distraction and short term thinking going private would al