the procedure is called of a topsy a virtual or topsy a c.t. scan shows a body's bones blood vessels and soft tissues it combines a series of x. rays taken from different angles into the cross-sectional images or slices each slice is no sicker than a page dr tally finds the bullet in just a few seconds don't seem to hear full on it you can see the nose here in front again here he eyes are up here and this is the brain isn't that i ski and if we move upward a little we see that this area of the brain shows evidence of bleeding and that's where the bullet is here in d.c. and. the result is clear. gave me some of the evidence shows that the victim was shot from behind you not in the front as the suspect claimed he had done after the victim drew is got so the suspect statement was incorrect people fall short of the storage. in a normal autopsy the brain is removed from the skull before it's examined this makes it hard to determine the exact angle and location of a bullet. mixed a robot makes a 3 d. skin of the body to capture all the surface injuri

it was a topsy turvy night at the valley as charlton came past doncaster to make it through to the leaguef final. it was frantic game at the valley which ended 4—4 on aggregate so it was decided by penalties. tommy rowe had the chance to take it sudden death but was unable to convert. charlton will play sunderland in the final at wembley next sunday. here's some of the other football stories from today. dundee united will play st mirren or hamilton for a place in the scottish premiership next season. they beat inverness 3—0 at tannerdice for a 4—0 aggregate win in the playoff semi final. swansea manager graham potter has been offered a new contract the club. the club have already rejected an approach from brighton for his services. yeovil town ladies will drop down two divisions from the top flight of women's football after the fa rejected their bid for a second tier licence. an fa spokesperson said yeovil were unable to provide sufficient evidence that they could meet the requirements. bianca walkden has become the most successful taekwondo player in british history as she sealed a third

the topsy-turvy attraction in england is the brainchild of a british company.ceo says it was bill to make visitors feel like they were really inside someone's home, except everything is upside down from the roof to the furniture and the appliances inside. >>> and they're celebrating in sloours this morning. the st. louis blues are headed to the nhl stanley cup finals for the first time since 1970. they eliminated the san jose sharks in last night's 5-1 victory in game six of the western conference final. the blues will now face the eastern conference champions boston bruins. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," music mogul and deejay dj khaled will join us in studio. talk abo rapper nipsey hussle. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." anne-marie green. this is "cbs morning news." i'll take aleve. aleve. proven better on pain. georgand a busy day ahead. george has entresto, a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto

a bit with the dow closing up more than 200 pointst that's aer the tariff tit for tat triggered a topsy turvy ride >> do you think you're winning the trade war, mr. president >> i thi we're winning it. do you want to know something? we always win. >> rokorter: but it doesn't lo like winning to tim bardol, who is losing money on his soy bean crop as the chinese buy less of it still, he voted for trump in 2016 and supports him now. >> what president trump is doing should have been done 15 or 20 years ago. then it would have been an easy fix. >> reporter: the president plans to talk with china's leader at a global summit next month, though that may not be soon enough for farmers lia bardol. >> as rmer, i've been beat up for a year. make sure there is a good solid agreement that will help me in the future >> and phillip, in other news today, nbc news has learned donald trump jr. has agreed to answer questions from the senate intelligence committee in mid-june about thepo prod trump tower moscow project according to sources to the president's son. remember, it was revealed just last week tha

that's after the tariff triggered a topsy-turvy. >> do you think you're winning the trade war? >> i think we're winning it. >> reporter: it doesn't look like winning to tim, who's losing money on soybean. >> what president trump is doing should have been done 15, 20 years ago. then it would have been an easy fix. >> reporter: the president plans to talk with chinese leader at a global summit next month, though that may not be soon enough. >> as a farmer i have been beat up for a year. make sure there's a good, solid agreement that will help me in the future. >> in other news today, nbc news has learned that donald trump jr. has agreed to answer questions from the senate intelligence committee in mid-june. remember, it was revealed just last week the republican-led committee subpoenaed donald trump jr. to appear. >>> new questions swirling this about boeing's efforts to keep the 737 max in the sky following the first fatal lion air crash that killed 189 report. "the new york times" reports that the american airlines union press pressed boeing. the report reveals the american air

listen to this one for the word topsy-turviness. >> as in michelle contemplated hiring marie condo toten out the topsy-turviness of her office but ended up opting for a cheaper local option. >> reporter: for some the prelim rounds of the bee, spelling disaster. that bell signaling the end of this year's journey. other spellers having an easier go of it. >> labradoodle. >> the like dog breed? >> yep. >> all right. >> i have a labradoodle. >> nice. all right. labradoodle. l -- wait, hold on. my mom wanted me to ask you all the information. >> reporter: p-r-o-o-f that kids really do say and spell the darnedest things. at the end of day one we're down from 562 to 490 spellers. and the competition will pick up later this morning when those incredible young people will spell their way closer and closer to the championship and that $50,000 prize. >> quick, give us a word. >> all right, here we go. locovore. it means someone who eats close to where they live. that is correct. we have a champion. and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p'

the man behind this topsy-turvy creation says he wanted to provide an inverted photo opportunity andugh this overturned home has decorations that change with the seasons. so we know a lot of people who have upside down mortgages, just not the house to match >> they need to airbnb that thing, maybe take care of that mortgage with some rentals >> that's really cool. thanks for watching "early today. i'm phillip mena >> and i'm frances rivera. here's something you don't see every day. a pianist giving a concert suspended from a crane over a construction site in switzerlan . >>> and a good wednesday morning to you. may 22nd. taking a live look out of course of walnut creek. clearing skies. but of course, as i'm coming into work, i felt a little sprinkle here and there. it's not over yet, i'm sure. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we are hopeful for the clearing skies, at least. >> we will get that later today. rain if you're out early in the morning. a live look at palo alto. we get started on the day. it will be cool. at times a few shower

correspondent joins us live to break this down on this quite a lot the breakdown of the story rather a topsy turvy day just released for sebastian kurtz 1st his party make sizable gains the top the euro elections then his chance to ship gets sunk he cite his government is what led to this departure well there's is the still a lot of mystery a lot of speculation who was behind this why now why did they wait 2 years but briefly to sum up what happened to german newspapers 2 german publications release a video. showing the austrian vice chancellor back in 2017 meeting in informal circumstances in a mansion. with a woman who claimed to be the niece of a russian oligarch. and she and the vice chancellor had a very school let's call it a politically incorrect conversation in which he appeared to offer her government contracts of public contracts in exchange if she bought out a stake in the office biggest newspaper and realigned its editorial policy in favor of the ruling coalition. there is. truth. reading he's a liar you know if. he's. wild you know we we don't know for certain when nobody is abl

reboundea bit with the dow closing up more than 200 points t that's afterhe tariff tit for tat triggered a topsy turvy ride yesterday >> do you think you're winning the trade war,pr mr. ident? >> i think we're winning it do you want to know something? we always win. >> reporter: but it doesn't look like winning to tim bardol, o is losing money on his soy bean crop as the chinese buy less of it. still, he voted for president trump in 2016 and supports him now. >> what president trump is doing should 20 years agone 15 or then it would have been an easy fix. >> reporter: the president plans to talk with china's leader at a global summit next month, though that may ugt be soon enofor farmers like bardol. >> as a farm, i've been beat upor a year make sure there is a good solid agreement that will help me infu thre >> hallie joins us now. hallie, there is also some breaking news tonight about the president's son. what is it about >> you're right, lester nbc news has learned donald trump jr. has agreed to answer questions from the senate intelligence mmittee in mid-june about the proposed trump tower m

you know it's all going wrong is no insult topsy-turvy so it's a bit of a field day for comedians right now kind of yeah but it's also difficult because for somebody trump whenever he says something it's so extreme and so over the top that it's hard to make it even funnier as a comedian you can just you know you just have to sit sit there and lean back and. enjoy all the funny stuff he says you know you're sitting back now you're leaning back i mean we have all the speculation that to receive maids days in office are numbered we've heard that before many times. who would you like to succeed her in office and why 1st i think she's still clinging on you know for a while so it looks every every week people say this is her final week now progressing this or find a night but we'll see she's to tries to you know to to prolong the whole thing trying to go through parliament again with her deal. it's like einstein one set like the definition of insanity is to do the same thing over and over and over but expect a different outcome she's like that at the moment so for now i would write her off an

go for the odyssey and saw me he promised that they're going to take back the trust of the garbage topsy was left here a lingering it's a 1030 and it to your scheme does not happen i mean you can even go over to say that this was a private deal between a canadian company and if filipino functor part of the 1st get it is also good say that you know it's not only the county gets all these also whoever it was able to accept these back in 2013 the philippines this is the greatest diplomatic crisis could get the president to long term holidays philippines and canada would be watching the week on r.t. international show and thomas will have more a lot updates for you in around 30 minutes time so do stay with us. it's a tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been fully implemented for inside venezuela things look different we're going to announce sanctions against. venezuela. have a supplement to. get out of some sort of data to move to the. moment the focus of the who story isn't

it was a topsy turvy night at the valley as charlton came past doncaster to make it through to the leaguen aggregate so it was decided by penalties. tommy rowe had the chance to take it sudden death but was unable to convert. next charlton will play sunderland in the final at wembley next sunday. dundee united are just two games away from a return to the scottish premiership after a 4—nil aggregate win over inverness in the playoff semi final. they will face either st mirren or hamilton over two legs in a bid to end their three years spell in the second tier. bianca walkden has become the most successful taekwondo player in british history as she sealed a third world championship but it came in pretty strange fashion. approaching the end of theover 73 kilogram final against china's shuyin zheng, walken was wayyy behind on the judges scorecards. however, zheng was disqualified after attaining 10 gamjongs essentially warnings for rule infringements. she was then distraught and chose not to shake hands with walkden, as her chinese teammates booed the decision in manchester. i went is when an

years ago for the odyssey and saw me he promised that they're going to take the trash all the garbage topsy was left here lingered since 1030 and you know to your scheme that is not happening i mean the canadian government say that this was a private deal between a canadian company and if in the beating bunker where the numbers get it is also good say that you know it's not only can they get spoiled is also whatever it was able to accept these back in 2013 if the pigs this is the group this diplomatic crisis could get the president the long term holidays philippines and canada. it's one of the deadliest conflicts in recent history but why did it happen in the 1st place our documentary ukraine on fire explores that's next. talk to you about the inside. of the economy where we are becoming like the quality of insects. and that's all enabled by the by be enabled surveillance pretty cool right. as a tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been faithfully implement inside venezuela t

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weather's been very changeable over the last few days, to psy—tu rvy changeable over the last few days, topsy—turvy but not properly until next week. so for the time being we are still in this changeable weather pattern. you can see a lot of clouds, notjust across the uk, but into spain, portugal, germany, central europe, scandinavia as well. there's a jetstrea m scandinavia as well. there's a jetstream that is driving these weather systems here. it's coming straight off the atlantic here. you can see a lot of blue to the north, and to the south, where we get big temperature, and the atmosphere, we get a strong jetstream blowing out of the west due east. for the time being it is pretty unsettled on friday. we still have some showers around. very hit and miss, though, so the majority of the country will have a dry day. still relatively cool for the time of year. temperatures averaging maybe 1a, for 10 degrees, and then towards the end of the day, friday night, we could see more widespread rain moving into south—western parts of england and possibly the southern counties. and then a change starts to

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what a topsy-turvy week it's been i know we have one more day.let's get to the judge. >>> karl, thanks scott wapner is the great comeback the sign that the worst of the tariff tantrum is now behind us again it's 12:00 noon. this is "the halftime report." >> on facebook, amazon, netflix and alphabet, are they right for you? plus chipped, the semi conductor companies most at risk after the huawei ban and the other big companies that stand to get caught in the middle of a fight between the u.s. and china walmart's big day, and the home builder one firm says is a buy right now.

highlights the eastern bracket carrier being in the celtics trying to take us lead in their series gets topsye honest attempt a coup but the drive and the dog the greek freak 29 points 10 boards box up 6 the half. the 3rd quarter milwaukee exploded khris middleton hits the 3 middleton with 28 points the bucks dropped 38 points in the 3rd stanza final score, one 23 1 of 2 milwaukee series tied at one which the boston for game 3 on friday. now to the sharks their second-round series with the avalanche moved to colorado. >>score too to nothing sharks, but it is to one san jose after to san jose lead 2 zip after the opening frame goals from logan couture timo meier the app stacked one on before the end of the second full highlights as usual later on. >>pursuit of perfection ultimate highlight. no rex is also a highlight last night in milwaukee, the brewers lorenzo cain alive one up the middle of the rockies. ryan mcmahon. >>extends the body to make a great diving catch at second take another couple looks now. >>again laces one mcmahon the law great reflexes makes the catch the brewers would win t

. >> herman cain and nominations by the president itself was so topsy turvy because of the lack of experience ultimately these things fail of their own weight. you go through moore's record. my wife margaret hoover had the interview that she pulled it because he thought it was funny that donald trump took a black family out of public housing, ha, ha, ha. you get to indefensible and that occurred. problem is it's spun as a return to normalcy. the crazy ideas, impulses the president had. at the end of the day they didn't get on the fed, so we're cool >> no, we're not. >> quickly, the republicans in the senate are glad the writing came out. they would have voted for him though they knew he wasn't qualified. they are relieved. >> right. >> stephen moore didn't know he was getting pulled until 20 minutes before it happened. >> until he checked twitter. >> thank you very much. a cruise ship owned by the church of scientology is under a measles quarantine headed back to home port. we have the latest on the situation next. dare to shop the jared semi-annual sale... it's our best sale of the season fe

the news is a little topsy turvy. i want to start tonight with some dramatic and headline grabbing testimony from james comey. not the jaw dropping congressional testimony he gave in the summer of 2017 after he was fired as fbi director by president trump. that's when he detailed disturbing mafia-like conversations with the president. that's when he told congress lordy, i hope there were tapes. also not his testimony a few months earlier while he was still fbi director and he announced publicly for the first time that the fbi was investigating any potential coordination which in the trump campaign and the russian operative who attacked the 2016 election as part of the fbi's counter intelligence authorities. this is different. super dramatic james comey testimony. this is testimony he gave a full decade before all of that. to give you an idea of how long ago that was, when james comey gave his testimony in may of 2007, this is when george w. bush was president. this was when barack obama was a first term senator. this

. >> "mad money" will be right back ♪ >>> it's become an unbelievably topsy turvy market, one where weweet about tariffs. and when stocks get hit again, we bounce back from our lows after trump tells us he got a beautiful letter from chinese president xi jinping, indicating there is a real chance of a deal besides speculating about what is going on in washington and beijing, how can you get a more empirical speculation? you look at the charts tonight we're goingoff the charts with the help of carolyn boroden. she happens to be my colleague at real money.com. to get a better read on this market about six weeks ago she told us the market had more upside, but you needed to start looking for danger signs, and i think it's safe the say the danger has arrived. so let's start by taking a look at the weekly chart of the s&p 500. this is starting to feel worry some for boroden why? because she is watching high to high cycles. at the top you'll see the numbers of weeks between prior highs. a lot of them seem to fail somewhere between 31 and 36 weeks. why does that matter markets have a habit of

what a topsy-turvy week it's been i know we have one more day. let's see what happens. >> let's get to the judge. >>> karl, thanks scott wapner is the great comeback the sign that the worst of the tariff tantrum is now behind us again it's 12:00 noon. this is "the halftime report." >> on facebook, amazon, netflix and alphabet, are they right for you? plus chipped, the semi conductor companies most at risk after the huawei ban and the other big companies that stand to get caught in the middle of a fight between the u.s. and china walmart's big day, and the home builder one firm says is a buy right now. "the halftime report" with scott wapner starts right now. >>> welcome. good to have you with us on this thursday here to debate and trade big stories of the day thus far, jenny harrington, ceo and portfolio manager gill bin hill asset management and juul financial founder manage manage director as well a pop at the pop, stocks now climbing above friday's close. pete, that's pretty impressive seeing we put in the worst week of the year. now we erased

a foggy end to a topsy-turvy week. so said one of my colleagues. let's move to the other part of the gmm and show you what is going on and commodities. i want to focus on the iron or price in particular. 3% on theby nearly singapore contract for iron ore. that is concern about global trade, but that does not seem to be stopping the iron ore price. we have record levels of production coming out of chinese mills. there have been supply concerns in australia and the brazilian producing areas. we will keep our eye on the mining stocks at the start of trading. first word bloomberg news update. debra mao has that in hong kong. debra: president trump is pulling out the big guns in a move that could cripple china's biggest technology company. the white house has blacklisted huawei, borrowing its access to critical suppliers in the u.s. it could disrupt the rollout of critical five g networks around the world. wilbur ross said these actions are not a part of trade talks with china. >> this is not actually a part of the trade situation and it was not somethi

topsy—turvy, some clouds with thunder and lightning, hailstorms as well.ther pattern. so a lot of clouds, notjust across the uk, but into spain, portugal, germany, central europe, scandinavia as well. there is a jet stream that is driving this weather system coming straight off the atlantic here, a lot of blue to the north, orange to the south and we get this mid—temperatures gradient that we call the atmosphere and that strong jet stream blowing out of the west due east. so, for the time being, it is still pretty unsettled. on friday, we have some showers around. very hit and miss, so the majority of the country will have a dry day. still relatively cool for the time of year, temperatures averaging 14—15 degrees and then towards the end of the day friday night, we could see some more widespread rain moving into southwestern parts of england and possibly southern counties. then a change starts to take place as we head into saturday. so a high pressure starts to build around through portugal northwards, so it is building from the southwest here and it slowl

it has been topsy—turvy, like yesterday, we had the heavy showers, thunder and lightning, hail, yesterdays are rain bearing, shower clouds, particularly down towards the south and south—east earlier on where we had cracks of thunder. in cornwall and devon, a beautiful day, and for the south coast of wales. sunny skies there. different story further towards the east, the showers will probably continue for a time into this evening and overnight. very hit and miss. they are only small, only and miss. they are only small, only a few mild across, one moment they are over one city and then they have moved on. for many, a clear night. for the south and west, to be clear, and the north—east, but it'll be chilly in newcastle, temperatures dipping down to zero first thing in the morning. possibly below zero outside of town. tomorrow starts sunny but showers will get going quickly. the clouds will be bubbling up quickly. the clouds will be bubbling up and by the time we get to lunchtime there will be some downpours. but maybe not as many, but not —— not in the same places we had today. sometime tomo

again, even by the topsy—turvy world of modern british politics, this really is in extraordinaire developmentand if you think about this, the sacking of the defence secretary for leaking from the absolute holiest of holies, and if you'd like to compound it, he's denying it all. what could be the possibly possible implications of it? given this is the official secrets act here in the uk? and opposition politician has called for that, downing street has been saying this is the end, as far as they're concerned. but i think this raises a couple of important issues. the first one is one about britain standing in the world, can trust be restored in britain's senior ministers to keep hold of very important information? because this was the real holy of the holies. the second point is one about british politics, and i think it's very hard not to see this whole episode as further example of what i guess you would call the brexit malaise, the breakdown in discipline among senior government ministers, and the regular leaking of very important information from what is supposed to be private meetings. wha

minutes to beat victoria kuzma six love six love how it faces us the party in the last eight elsewhere topsy nomi of soccer not just five games against alexandra sustenance. i in the men's cane issue corey had a tougher time to reach the last sixteen against qualifier hugo delhi and the six seed taking at seven five seven five mixed up ahead it stung but. this is. from today d.s.t. athletes or those with differences in sexual development like caster semenya will have to curb levels of testosterone with drugs or switch events so manual. lost her case against the international athletics federations rule earlier the double eight hundred meter olympic champion posted this picture on her twitter account signaling she won't comply saying resist the idea has been criticized for the rule by the world medical association which has asked doctors in one hundred fourteen countries not to assist in implementing it. basketball now and in the n.b.a. the toronto raptors are just one win away from a trip to the eastern conference final for just the second time in franchise history the raptors got their claws

a topsy-turvy couple of years. the rainy day fund has been the beneficiary of a lot of this extra money. before the great recession, we had dropped to about 2% of spending in terms of how much we had in our savings account. we have been slowly building it back up. beyond the point we were at the great recession, in the early 2000 recession, we are at record levels across the country. we are going to end up at about 7.5 percent or more at the end of this fiscal year. we are probably going to exceed the estimate in the governor's budget. the good news about fake money is sometimes it's not recurring. there's question about how much of that nonwage income will repeat next year. a good use of that money is to store it away to prepare for the next recession, which has been one of the highlights of governors and legislative budget proposals is improving -- the oklahoma governor signed his budget the other day and touted the billion dollars in the rainy day fund. the arizona governor and legislature came to agreement on s

it's been a topsy tuvy couple of years, a good period for states. i want to add on, rainy day funds have been the beneficiary of extra money or money greater than budgeted. before the great recession, we had dropped down to about two percent of our spending in terms of the amount in our savings account. we have been slowly building it back up. beyond that which we were before the great recession and beyond the early 2000 recession, we are at record levels. we will end up at about 7.5% or more at the end of this fiscal year. 7.5% is what was estimated in governor's budgets. so the good news about late money is sometimes it's nonrecurring. there is caution here about how much of the non-wage income would repeat itself next year. so a good use of one-time money is to store it away to prepare for the next recession which has been one of the highlights of governors and legislative budget proposals as they are completing their work now is improving. the oklahoma governor signed his budget the other day and touted the billion dollars that will be in their

san joaquin valley. 83 yesterday in seattle, that was a record, only 66 in los angeles, so a little topsyle change in the weekend, i think we will have seasonal temperatures which means 60s and 70s. today, we get more sunshine and some warmer temperatures. >>> thank you. local military veterans say they are angry and feel violated, someone vandalized the veteran memorial. a veteran expressed his outrage and pain. this memorial isn't the only one in the south bay that has been defaced. >>> papa john's creating a new signature pizza, the fourth time nba champion is taking a turn as a pizza chef. i'm paige, and well the little thing that i like about the grilled chicken sandwich is that it's picture perfect. it's juicy and it just has all the right combinations. i think i could be considered a grilled chicken sandwich influencer. my name is frank and the little thing i like about the grilled chicken sandwich is the first bite. i love how juicy the chicken is but there's also the tomatoes and the lettuce and it's incredible. make sure you get it with waffle fries, because that's my favorite.

when you look at the tail end, it can be quite to psy—tu rvy. the tail end, it can be quite topsy—turvy nfortu nately. cross—party talks aren‘t making much progress unfortunately. that is weighing against the dollar. with thomas cook, the company talking about people‘s plans been affected by brexit, but that isn‘t the only issue? i think cynically people could mention brexit, is brexit the reason i stopped my talk? understandably for holiday—makers, it does have an impact on their desire to have to purchase something. substantial as a holiday. but we have to think about the consequences of the last 12 months. they have shutdown a lot of their stores, they are high street holiday retailer. also, they have made three profit warnings over the space of 12 months. if you‘re an investor, it will you up. plus the 17% share fall in their prices today. very difficult to operate as an air line entities market. lets talk about the currency traders accused of rigging the currency market using online chat rooms. a big fines from the european commission. what were they accused of doing? you mention t