jennifer's tour kicks off june the 7th at the forum.i'm so excited. >> the woman works hard. very hard. some stars like cardi b. aren't afraid to admit they get a little help. in spite all of the dangers, why do celebs still insist on plastic surgery extremes? "e.t." beauty's love for lipo. >> i feel like a lot of look at girls on instagram and think, oh, they got their lipo done and it's just such a long, hard process. i should have cancelled today because moving too much is going to [ bleep ] up my lipo. >> the subject used to be the stuff of rumors but not recently. i mean, what's up with celebs being so honest with their lipo confessions? >> i've had lipo before, i've had my breasts done four times. >> and your butt, is that natural? >> some of it taken out. >> i can't spend two, three hours in the gym like i used to. >> this is liposuction of the abs. >> when you wake up, you're going to have a six pack. >> "jersey shore's" ronnie ortiz let "the doctors"' cameras into his lipo procedure. the best thing it revealed? yes, these celeb

announcer: c-span cities tour visited palo alto, california. we continue our look with the hoover institution to tour the hoover tower. linda: we are in the hoover tower on stanford's campus, which was dedicated by herbert hoover himself in 1941. hoover himself was in front of the tower there, giving his speech, and that was actually the 50th anniversary of the founding of stanford itself. he was an alum of stanford. he was part of the first class. got a degree in geology and became immensely successful as a mining engineer in many parts of the world, became a millionaire, and at the age of 40 in 1914 was in london where he and his wife had their headquarters. at that point, people contacted him to help get americans stranded on the continent and in england back to the united states. as he was doing this, he realized this was a catastrophic war with people starving in belgium and northern france. so he stepped in immediately, and hoover and his wife were -- and his wife was at your mental and helping him as well. basically, he saved millions of

finally, the whistle stop tour. she was trying to find the funds to go on the whistle stop tour. and she writes, in her book, "i turned to my sorority, sigma gamma ro, but it could offer no more than a ceremonial sendoff and a corsage, which i also turned down, suggesting they give me something useful, instead, since i needed either money or clothes. they responded with a lovely blouse, which was not only beautiful, but practical and useful. you can see that her clothing needed to convey who she was. for all of these reasons, it was important for me to capture the style and length of her dress, to give detail to her clothing, as she had done in her own descriptions. to include her gloves and her pearls in the sculpture. to leave her hat floppy rather than more conservative, and to leave a few scuffs on her shoes to help tell her story. but what else needed to be , conveyed in the sculpture honoring her life? she had gained access to a very closed society in washington, d.c., but there was clearly more to do. i decided it was very important to include a replica of the "washington

and max home wins the wells fargo championship for his first career pga tour victory. hello and thanks forjoining us. manchester united's hopes of competing in next seasons champions league are over after they failed to beat bottom club huddersfield on the penultimate matchday of the english premier league. ole gunnar solskjaer‘s team will have to settle for europa league football next season after they drew 1—1 at the already relegated club. the terriers had managed just four points in their previous 23 games — but they earned a draw as isaac mbenza's first goal for the club levelled scott mctominay‘s first—half effort. the result means united can't catch either chelsea or tottenham and have only a slim chance of finishing above arsenal in fifth. we haven't deserved to be top four. we've chased the pack. we've been given chances. the league is so tight. it's so — it's a good league, it's loads of good teams, and when we got the opportunities, we weren't able to really grab them. and today was just a confirmation of a long season, 'cause in the end, the table doesn't l

it was a west side tour. -- west coast tour. and they shouted, what about civil rights. it and she jumped on gets the story. she gets the angle. some of the other reporters who were there with her were not happy that she was able to be the first one to jump on it. but she was. i wanted to read you a quote from that. it says -- this is what the president says -- he responded, "i will say that civil rights is old as the constitution of the united states. it moves as the democratic platform of 1944. he then intimated that it would be renewed in the 1948 platform. " so she jumps on that, right to the story, -- he was in pajamas when he came to speak -- pajama-clad president speaks on civil rights, or something like that. she was able to get that. that is one of the things dunnigan was good at. she was able to get that source. the other thing that was interesting, many times it done again, remember, she didn't have quite enough money. so she would have to figure out ways around eating, scarce meals, whatever it took to do this. reporters, normally african-american men, they r

we know one man has died and the chp tells us the tour bus is called peninsula tour base in san franciscoheaded toward union square and 19 people were onboard including the driver and they were able to escape the flames and three people were taken to the hospital. their injuries are unknown. the tour bus and at least two other vehicles caught fire. traffic is being diverted to the bay shore boulevard off ramp. >> take a look at our traffic map and you can see the red portion showing heavy traffic in the area because one lane is open right now. there is no estimated time for when the remaining lanes will re-open. we sent out a push alert earlier this morning and you can have the abc 7 news app and have breaking news sent directly to your mobile device. in the north bay, pg&e is warning napa residents to prepare for power shutdowns. according to the napa valley register. officials expect outages to happen four or five times between july and november when there is a high-wind warning in effect. more than 25,000 miles of electrical lines will be impacted. pg&e will send alerts at least 48 hou

upcoming world tour.nal bit of advice -- >> they have to find a way to find the inner strength. a while ago we didn't have a voice. now, the women are the boss of men -- amen. >>> still ahead -- our wild cardi b. interview where anything that could happen did happen. >> there's so much buzz back here. >>> then -- carrie underwood kicks offer her tour tonight. only we're on the road with carrie and her kids. >>> and -- >> what are you doin? >> painting mommy's nails. >> chrissy teigen and her daughter. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> oh, look at that. there's a chance she's going to ask me to marry her? >> yes. >> you're saying with this clock? >> now that she knows you're waiting for her to ask, now that she sees this, she'll ask you. >> hey, those "ellen" clocks are magic. remember, ellen gave one to j.lo and practically a week later, well, she and a-rod got engaged. just sayin' blake. >>> meanwhile, carrie underwood is keeping with the family tradition on her "cry pretty" tour, and we're taki

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has been touring for 50 years.y revealed because of a medical condition, his next tour starting june 18 in tulsa will be his finale. i sat down with him in nashville, the town he now calls his home. ♪ ♪ do you you >> you know when rock gods tell us it's the final tour. we tend not to believe them. in your case, sadly, it might be true. >> it is true. unfortunately, it's not something i want to do, to stop playing ever because that's my passion. so, unfortunately, i inclusion body myositis which is ibm. and it's a long -- i've had it a long time. it's very slow-moving but it is a degenerative muscle disease. possibly autoimmune. we're not sure. but basically, it affects my leg muscles. they atrophy. and my arms and my hands. so, it hasn't got to the point where it's affected my playing yet. but it's moving that way. and that's basically why i want to go out playing my best. ♪ >> and i know that i can do that this year. so, we changed all of our plans, when i realized things were kind of speeding up with this. and de

to watch more video from the cities on our tour visit .-span.org/cities tour we continue with a look at the history of palo alto. >> the following program has images some viewers may find disturbing. you are discretion is advised. the subtitle is the american relief exposition to soviet russia in the famine of 1921. and first thing i realize there 1921, 1922 about the famine in english. no one had a serious book. i would have to do double duty, the famine and the relief. it happens to a lot of people, i get into the archives i opened up an archival box and doing that opened up an entire world to me. i realized when hoover's men were keeping records of their humanitarian activities it was not simply the amount of food going him, people fed lives saved, where the kitchens were set up, those americans documented everything. also shineslection a light on this new thing called soviet russia. give politics. -- it's politics. it is turning russian society upside down. the changes that have taken place. the suffering. the winners. the losers. thos

years. >> trevor: is this part the netflix tour or a separate tour. >> no, part of the book tour,. >ook tour and another standup special and doing a standup special about white privilege. >> no, i did a special, a documentary on white privilege, hard to keep up with all my privilege there are just so many projects. >> trevor: let's talk about your for aye into the weed business. >> into the weed, i think if we have-- yeah, the cannabis. >> trevor: is a specific strain of weed fla you are be. >> i'm an advocate, coming out with my own weed line frk we have to deal with this administration we should also be legally allowed to smoke cannabis. the whole country, everybody needs to get on board, it grows out of the ground, and it is our friend. >> trevor: are you known as being fond of the alcohol. >> yeah, and bloated and i'm no longer bloated because of the can a bills. >> trevor: so the weed, you have said that the weed has temp erred your drinking. >> for sure. >> trevor: how. >> you don't have to drink as much or at all when you have a little buzz. the weed kind of cuts my reaction t

he told the bespoke podcast that all of his focus is on the tour at the moment. if i'm in such a privileged position now. to have that opportunity and to have the backing of such an amazing team, to go in and try and win number five. this is what dreams are made of. i've got that opportunity in front of me. right still lots to bring you on sportsday but let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making headlines today. the brazilian grand prix will have a new home from next year. it's been held at interlagos — just outside of sao paolo — since 1990. but brazil's president says they're building a new track in rio dejaniero, and that will be it's new home from 2020. matthewjordan is the clubhouse leader on the first day of the british masters after breaking the course record at hillside in southport. he had nine birdies and no bogeys in a round of 63 in what only is his ninth start on the european tour. the one—day international between hosts ireland and bangladesh at malahide was washed out with no play possible on thursday. the tri—nations game was aban

to watch more video from milwaukee and other stops on our tour, visits he spent.org/cities tour. you are watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span three. tv,ext on american history historian henry louis gates talks about reconstruction, which lasted from the end of the civil war until 1877. the amendments passed during this time to promote equality for african-americans and the kroll -- jim crow laws. the national constitution center hosted this event. you heard the passion of professor gates downstairs and all of our colleagues, so we are just going to jump into this conversation. i think you can tell, it is urgently important to bring

they wanted to see the lincoln bedroom so i'm going to give the tour myself, okay? thank you all for being here. it's a tremendous honor to have you in the white house and we're going to look at the lincoln

to watch more video from milwaukee and other stops on our tour, visit c span.org/citiestour. >> sharon withycombe talks about pregnancy in the 19th century. she describes the experience of childbirth, which often occured at home, and the varied perceptions of miscarriages. this 15 minute interview was recorded at the annual american historical association meeting. steve: shannon, a professor at the university of new mexico, 'm intrigued by the topic, buying better babies: popular health advice in the early 20th century. hy this topic? sharon: i became really interested in the history of regnancy probably 10 years ago when i first got to graduate school. i started looking at the history of miscarriage because i was becoming of that age where many people around me were having children. every woman i knew who had a miscarriage said i did not know how common it was until i had my own. that is what started my

that's where nkotb kicked off their new tour. now, don't worry.u couldn't make it to cincy, only brooke anderson is taking you backstage with the boys. >> she has a specific seat she likes to sit in. >> oh, yeah, where do you like to sit? >> um, front row. >> best view of my butt. >> you ready? >> i'm ready. >> welcome to the mixtape tour! ♪ >> so what is it like backstage? there's a lot of love, and even a preshow prayer. >> bless the stage, >> the main thing is eating healthy out here, taking care of yourself. we're getting older, so. >> say no to drugs, children. >> somehow we avoided that. that's right, we've been telling you for 35 years we're going to keep telling you. how ell, talk about that, how did you guys avoid those pitfalls? >> honestly, they like girls, most of them, and jon was just a good kid and they didn't get into too much trouble but like maybe a beer here or there. but, like, no drugs. >> innocent? >> yeah, we wanted to make music and meet girls. >> and you did that for sure. >> and honestly, when you fail at that, that's whe

c-span is learning about this cities tour history. we take you inside the milwaukee public museum streets of old milwaukee exhibit. >> the streets of old milwaukee starts in the 1890's and takes you to about 1917, when america breaks out on the world scene. it is a wonderful look immersive , the way people lived in the late 19th and early at -- early 20th century, but it is building blocks, when you look at each of the structures in there, it gives you an idea of the people who were here in the business that was going on and about what was going on in every neighborhood. , milwaukee depicted itself had almost 290,000 residents. of that number, almost 60% claimed german heritage or direct german immigration. we experienced best immigration from southern europe as well as canada and parts of mexico and asia. in milwaukee there were scores of small neighborhoods that were cloaked -- polish, german, you name it. ethnic35 different groups in milwaukee around 1900. this is the vestibule of our time traveling streetcar. you will find, if you

i'm thinking in particular of the royal tour, the overseas tour they went on just after we all learned pregnant, and that was really quite a marathon. at one point she had to be pulled out ofa one point she had to be pulled out of a crowd, didn't she? yes. i think she has been very gutsy in the things she has done while pregnant. but of course i somebody famously said, i'm pregnant, i'm not ill. pregnancy is a very normal and natural state of being, and she has treated it as such. and i think she has carried on, as most of us do have to do when we are pregnant. but to undertake foreign tours and all the stress and the added stress that goes with being a member of the royal family, travelling around, unknown, meeting lots of new people, she has done itjolly well. unknown, meeting lots of new people, she has done it jolly well. we've talked about meghan and harry, can we talk about baby sussex's great—grandmother for we talk about baby sussex's great—grandmotherfor a we talk about baby sussex's great—grandmother for a moment? what do you think this new grandchild, her eighth, will mean t

and here in touring and they're known as clothes from course. after their peel the potatoes are great at what your fingers. are going. to grated contain no mass is then put into a little cloth back and pressed. until it's completely dry. now we prepare extremely runny mashed potatoes and make that with the drying out. little it's done a lot of time. with your windows shouldn't be too thick or to a liquid that's the tricky part. if you roasted crew transfer inside the middle and that's. to complete the jane doe as it should be. what a nice way to put it in the home. the round dumplings are then dropped into hot salt water but they shouldn't boil they're only in there too steep for twenty to thirty minutes that's how these dumplings have been made for centuries and that's exactly the reason people love the dumpling making seminar. and some make a family event of it was a chance for grandma to show her grandkids no matter how often no longer learn how to do it at home. or people book the class for work parties or as a team building exercise. it's a

"here we go again" tour is another unbelievable tour.yes, i absolutely didn't. i was finished with "farewell." and i had --im >> jmy: yes, we said "the farewell tour." [ laughter ] we said, "farewell," and you said, "farewell." and it was beautiful. >> yeah, it was goodbye. >> jimmy: we said -- ♪ so long farewell alvede ane goodbye ♪ yeah, yeah. >> okay. he and i can just have the best time. [ laughter ] we do the dumbest things. yay. >> jimmy: and then started just touring, how? >> no, i had my residency at -- >> jimmy: , that's right in vegas. >> -- in vegas. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i was -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: amazing reviews on that, congrats. >> and i was very happy to do that. and then my friend, this is a a true story, my friend who, he used to be my manager, and then- no, he was my agent, and then he was the head, and now he is the head of universal. .'s a really close friend i love him and respect him and wouldn't have done it for anybody else in the world.t he juslled me up and he said, "cher, you're doing mamma 2

the first of the three grand tour races gets under way on saturday in bologna.nibali and simon yates, who led last year's race for two weeks before falling back out of contention. but last year's winner, chris froome, is missing, to concentrate on the tour de france. reigning world champion sebastien ogier set the pace on the first of thursday's shakedown runs in concepcion, ahead of the rally of chile — but only just. the french ace was 0.1 seconds quicker than his world rally championship title rival and the current points leader, belgium's thierry neuville. the action gets going for real on friday with six special stages. six more follow on saturday, with four on sunday to conclude the event. it is the first time that chile has played host to a rally on the world championship calendar. from me, and the rest of the team, it is good both —— goodbye for now. hello there. we've got a couple more showery days in the forecast, before things start to settle down during the weekend, as high pressure begins to build in. we should start to see temperatures rising, as w

the tour of yorkshire is under way. stage, runs for 111 miles from doncaster to selby. jason hennessy will wear the red king of the mountainsjersey tomorrow after winning the early climb of the day. the race finishes in leeds on sunday. english golfer tommy fleetwood says he's still hurting after a missed putt at last year's us open denied him the chance to win his first major. he'll get another chance at pebble beach next month. but before that, he's playing host for the british masters, which begins next thursday at hillside golf club, in his home town of southport — and he told me he was determined to bring the event to the north—west. lam i am proud of where i'm from. obviously i think southport is england was capital and i have broke —— i have grown up in that town, where it has been starved of competitive golf, it has the open once every nine years. and the town deserves more than that, it craves it craves it a little bit, so when i got the opportunity, i wanted to be home, to be here, and that was it. it wasn't a

bless the crew. >> how do you stay in shape, in tour shape? thing is eating healthy out here, taking care of yourself. we're getting older, so. >> say no to drugs, children. >> somehow we avoided that. that's right, we've been telling did you guys avoid those ing to pitfalls? >> honestly, they like girls, most of them, and jon was just a good kid and they didn't get into too much trouble but like maybe a beer here or there. but, like, no drugs. >> innocent? >> yeah, we wanted to make music and meet girls. >> and you did that for sure. >> and honestly, when you fail at that, that's when you go to the drugs. let's be honest. >> the mixtape tour has the boys from boston bringing along some old friends like debbie gibson, tiffany, salt-n-pepa and naughty by nature to join them on stage. but at t it's grateful that we're still here. grateful we have fans who care enough to share this experience with us, grateful that we can still do it and we have each other. >>> still ahead -- countdown to the oscars of fashion. y telling us about her met gala gow

people forget that, but he won the tour championship last year.hen just weeks ago, the world tuned into the 2019 masters, and that was something special. what happened next was one of the most incredible comebacks that golf or any sport has ever seen. on saturday, tiger shot six birdies for a score of 67, sending him into the final round justfor second place, and two strokes behind the leader. they were looking. and they were watching, here we saying go again. , on sunday, still behind by two strokes on the 12th, tiger called on his wisdom and experience to play for par while other players shot and , unfortunately found the water. there was a lot of water they found. he birdied the par five on the 15th to take the lead for the first time in the 2019 masters. then on the 16th, he shaped a perfect draw and the patrons roared like they can only do, augusta as the ball , rolled within feet of the whole. tiger is back on top and wins his first major in 11 years. and that was some major. with record-setting television. i don't know if you know about tha

what do women get out of this rather thanjoining only tours. out of this rather than joining a only tours. what do women get out of this rather thanjoining a regular mixed group? in a country like morocco, where especially in places that are a bit conservative like here, it is really hard to be able to interact with the locals, especially when you come with a group of mixed tourists. in a group with women only we can actually break some barriers and get to learn about the customs, the tradition, they open up the headscarves fall down when you are in their homes, and they start to talk to you woman to woman. how much difference does it make to their lives? a lot, when you consider it is notjust a trend, it is something that is fast growing, women only trips in the world. it is a big business now. that means there is a need, and if we can supply this need, in a sense, we can supply this need, in a sense, we can supply this need, in a sense, we can help women and empower them and provide us —— provide them with and provide us —— provide them with

to watch more video from the cities on our current tour, c-span.org/cities tour. we continue now with our look at of palo alto. program haswing images some viewers may find disturbing. is advised.etion >> the book is "the big show in bololand." the subtitle is "the big show in bololand: the american relief expedition to soviet russia in the famine of 1921". and first thing i realize is the there was no book about 1921-22 famine in english. had really done a serious book on our famine, so that i duty.have to do double the famine and the relief. the thing that happens to me a lot of people. i get into the archives. i open up a box. opened up an, i entire world to me. i realized that when hoover's men were keeping records of activities,tarian it wasn't simply the amount of ofd going in, the amount people fed, lives saves, where the kitchens were set up. those americans documented everything. this ara collection also shines thing calledis new soviet russia. its politics. its turning russian society upside down. the changes that had taken place. suffering. the new winn

the stall tour bus the wet roads. it's just a nasty combination.our buses blocking westbound of the highrise the right lane that's causing major delays for people getting out of hayward backed up almost to the nimitz and a whopping 53 minutes just to make it out to one on one, the golden gate that's a soggy one too but no major issues here 40 minutes nevado to the toll plaza which is normal and the bay bridge traffic stacked up from the maze but no problems on the upper deck just don't get the headlights and the wipers james. >>all right robin thank you still ahead the warriors war. >>for years. >>there's can see the nba finals for the 5th straight time and here's a look coit tower and how it's paying respected warriors words, first school go. >>the right back. yesss, i'm doing it all. the water. the exercise. the fiber. month after month, and i still have belly pain and recurring constipation. so i asked my doctor what else i could do, and i said yesss to linzess. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess is

our first day of the tour, our son isaiah walked. now he is four and we are on the cry pretty tour.i know we will have so many more milestones with him and jacob who is three months old. >> carrie kicked off the 55 city tour and when it comes to life on the road with two kissed, no tears here. >> i don't have as much laundry to do. i will work out consistently on the road. i can't do what i do how i would like to do it if i'm out of shape. ♪ >> the seven-time grammy winner shares the stage with her act, run away june and maddie and tae. ♪ >> it's crazy because we admired her for so long. i have been trying to not be as weird around her. ♪ >> we are doing a version of the medley that we did on the artist of the year show. there are no rules. this is her brain child and she did an incredible job. it's really, really fun. >> how do the ladies plan to keep the travel schedule from taking a toll? >> sleep is essential to your sanity. >> learn from carrie. >> straight ahead, tippa fay and the funny ladies of wine country let loose with an endless supply of vino. does this answer the quest

on a miser and that's even in the tour so the tour is like a really great product if your enemy is like the government of in a swale the government of iran some government which can't see the entire internet or some company which you only see a small portion of the internet but if you're like the u.s. government the n.s.a. chain analysis you can probably monitor the entire internet and so this is all there design call mix networking which just 2 things 3 if you think about it that tor doesn't do 1st it mixes the packets so it's not like you get all the packets they gather and you like randomised we shuffle them like a deck of cards and then the next thing you do is you hold the packets back so you like destroy the timing information and then if there's not enough like real packets coming through you send fake packets dummy packets or these like 3 things combined destroyed completely the pattern of the sort of packets being sent and that some of the tor doesn't do and therefore. even roger dangling from toure would admit that for message based transactions which are asynchronous like for

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tour de france.director and peter dodd, the commercial directorfor tour director and peter dodd, the commercial director for welcome to yorkshire. what can we expect from this year's raise? two great races. yesterday was a great race with a thrilling finish and a breakaway. i am coming back to yorkshire firstly because of yorkshire and its people because of yorkshire and its people because of yorkshire and its people because of the bunting and the knitting. there is no place in the world where the riders are cheered on by the people like you in yorkshire. what does this mean to the people of yorkshire? it is massive, this is about yorkshire pride and passion and the communities and the villages come together. it is a world—class field today. the calibre of the ride is fantastic, yorkshire is going global and people will come out in their tens of thousands to enjoy yorkshire at its very best. we have seen them getting ready. good luck for both of you today, we hope it all goes successfully in the next

my tour a vile. begins at good his former residence in the very heart of the city the author and naturalists lived here for half a century. be sure to grab an audio guide to get the most out of your visit. just rented the residence later it was given to him by his patron grand duke. that allowed it to remodel and furnish it to his liking. and he had this staircase built in the italian style. and in the end. i wonder if the steps week like this back and go to stay he once wrote that one never tired of going up and down. in the front part of the house you find elegantly furnished rooms this is where goods are welcome to his guests artists scholars politicians and members of the royal family. sculptures were here to remind him of his time in italy there are also busts of had . beloved companions who died thirty years before him. figurative family lived in their rear part of the house. and the study the decor was kept at a minimum good job wanted nothing to distract him from thinking and writing. and it

tour dates will be released in the coming months. >> some people are excited about this. other people not so excited about this. >> this is the first thing i read when i woke up this morning. i just, my opinion, i don't think whitney houston would have liked this i don't know whitney. that's just my own guess about her mind. >> thank you, reggie. >> she doesn't need to restore her reputation. she's the best. >>n. >>> next at 5:00 a.m., the doughnut expansion in the bay area. >> tainted grapes, why a napa valley winery is filing a lawsuit. >>> warrior fans are teaming up on dove gear. we are live at one of the dick's sporting good stores, opening up a little earlier than normal today. >> here's a live look outside, yes, indeed, look at that. for the warriors, the f >>> we know four more wins defiance your season, win a championship, so you got to stay locked in. >> that's right, eyes on the prize. now at 5:00, the warriors return home as the western conference champion. this is video of the team landing in oakland overnight. now the doves get ready to head to their fifth s

korean travel agency which hired the boat apologized but also defended the decision to conduct the tour despite the bad weather. customs and one of us boarded the cruise boats for the past. at the time of the water level was high but other crews or it's operating is usual not just. the 3 that south korea's foreign ministry says the passengers were not wearing life jackets the youngest on board was reportedly a 6 year old girl hungary and authorities have launched a criminal investigation into the routine sightseeing trip which turned into a tragedy. in our correspondent stefan balls who is joining us from the banks of the danube there in budapest on so as we've heard emergency crews they have been working through the night what is the latest on the rescue operation. which well the latest the steps a day are still searching for more than 20 people who remain missing and scientists are running out a sort of desperate they are not believing that survivors will be found because the current tilted danube river is also very strong. boring rain for most of the time and die 1st are really reall

tour guide mario surf is also critical of the mass tourism. as dubrovnik reaches its limits he suggests dumping up efforts to rein in the chaos . and we still don't need to a limited number of people that. we just need to. it's a first step each day just to cruise ships are allowed to dock in the port of dubrovnik but that's unlikely to do much to limit the crush of visitors in the long term. the tourist season has just begun this is d w thanks for watching. my first boss also soloing machine. where i come from women are almost by this ocean for even something as simple as learning how to write them by side isn't. since i was in the good i wanted to have a bicycle off my home but it took me less than. finally they gave up and mentioned by me on my side but returns with the sewing machine sewing i suppose was more apt procreates for those than writing unbiased. knowledge i want to reach out to those women back home who are going to buy the engine and social norms and inform them of old dead basics like. my name is them out of the homes and i wo

so, when commissioner veronese and i toured, it was quite educational. that was when you first came on the commission, i think. yeah, so the big problem then was that there was a training program and people were leaving for a higher paid job in the bay area. has that been -- it's been satisfied where if they sign up and commit to training, they have to commitme for a certain amount of time? >> you can leave if it doesn't work out, but things have been pretty steady, i would say, since i've been there. you know, part of it is that we have -- you know, we're going to have 50% of our staff, dispatch staff having under five years. we have a lot of new dispatchers on the team. there's positives to that and also challenges. it means we need increase -- we need to pay more attention to supervision, so we have less experienced dispatchers and training. although i will say that we do dispatcher of the month and we do accommodations all the time, and we seen some amazing, io iowa -- amazing work by our rookie dispatchers. there is the new group that's coming in or

you're going to go on a world tour are you excid to go on tour? do you like going on tour?o and go into europe too.ta then i'm sing my tour here in the states in september and october. so, you guys can't miss it [ chee and applause "11:11" world tour >> jimmy: a lot of good collaborations on this album ricky martin, i love you have madonna nicky jam. is there anyonthat you want to collaborate with that you haven't? >> well, actually, yeah, and i know you're super close to him [ laughter ] you have to -- i need your help, man, in this one. please >> jimmy: don't, don't >> yeah. >> jimmy: no >> justin timberlake [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i can't call him >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: you want me to call him? >> you know what, where's my phone? >> jimmy: really, yoll call him -- we'll call him right now can you call him from my phone so i can save the number you know like -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you guys would be great. you would beantastic together >> i would love it, man. >> jimmy: that would be great. justin, he's watching. justin, call maluma. this is giljle [ light lau

yes, once when he was on tour in china. -- didn't once when he was on tour in china. —— didn't he say't he say she was. he got his wife's ethnicity in a muddle. homeopathy peace in the times. might or considering compulsory vaccinations. they have done a sort of survey. —— whitehall might be considering. this person is recommending her treatments instead of standard vaccinations. they are considering going ahead and insisting that children are vaccinated because it puts other children at risk. my dad nearly died of measles so i feel quite strongly. we have forgotten how dangerous these diseases are. what happens to your dad? we these diseases are. what happens to your dad ? we have these diseases are. what happens to your dad? we have had this conversation last week on the sofa with a doctor, talking about when you think about measles, youth gets just a few spots. like chickenpox and months. sigh unlike you could have died. it was horrible. he had a very hands—off mother, she never once visited him. the exception being when he got measles. that was a sign of how ill he was. she went,

he doesn't have very high touring cast because he doesn't have all the... have very high touring caste. .. it is just him. he is going down? philip green! my heart is bleeding, he is no longer a millionaire. jim ratcliffe, he is. james dyson has gone up. they have enough money. the wealth of these people have gone up by £47 billion. is that all! let's turn to the mail on sunday, we are talking betrayal. gavin williamson, up talking betrayal. gavin williamson, up untila talking betrayal. gavin williamson, up until a week ago, the defence secretary who was sacked after allegations he leaked sensitive information from a meeting. my blood have expected him in his first intervention since being sacked to have put his side of the story. he is sort of saying what a lot of his collea g u es is sort of saying what a lot of his colleagues and former colleagues are saying that theresa may has betrayed the party and the cross—party talks with labour will end in tears. he says what she is doing is trying to get across party is a grave mistake and naive. it is no surprise, is it? not really but he'

but will meghan have a homecoming tour? that would bea have a homecoming tour?york with her girlfriends for her unofficial baby shower, everyone was so excited and everywhere she went everywhere was packed with fans. there would be a huge turnout everywhere they went but also be very nice for her to pay homage to the places that are really important to her. like california, that would be lovely. although i would personally like a new york visit with the baby. that was lisa ryan joining me earlier. an here in windsor, we have people visiting from estonia. and margot‘s got child. look at that cute smile. performing for the camera. fascinated by the microphone, so i will have to hold on tight. you live here, what do you make of this news? it is great news, everyone is excited, all the people here and all over the world. we are glad to be here on this day. we were visiting windsor today and here we are. you nearly got the mic, pretty. i beg your pardon, i thought you lived here, are you visiting from abroad? i live in london. is it exciting for you to be in windsor

the first lady immediately agreed to join the tour. we started at liberty university and it was packed with 12,000 attendees, students, teachers, family members, community leaders, the first lady was gracious, empathetic and showed true compassion for the disease. the crowd adored her. i went on to dc and asheville north carolina. i went on to other cities like columbus, san antonio, seattle, wherever we went the calls came in. people just wanted to tell us about the first lady and how she was inspiring people to get help for their addictions. then came las vegas and that was a game changer. we were met by a long line of people there to see the first lady and share their personal story with her. the first lady you and i were on that stage in las vegas. we cried. we opened our hearts. you had the courage to open up about what you talk with your son about with respect to drugs. calls and texts immediately poured into our stations across the country from parents who were finally encouraged to have that conversation with their own children

the amgen tour is expected to race through the south bay.pect 2,000 spectators. >> staupblg three is particularly exciting because it's a long race. it has six independent climbs. 10,000 feet of elevation. so the riders are going to be coming in to morgan hill tired. they will come into a sprint at the finish line with sharp turns and blazing to the finish line. >> good weather for it as well. morgan hill unified will have early release to make it easier to pick up the kids and watch the race. >> developing now in downtown sacramento, firefighters are trying to figure out what started a massive fire that heavily damaged the blue diamond almond factory. this started 9:00 last night. this video showing flames shoot up from the building. 250 workers were evacuated. two sent to the hospital for smoke inhalation. blue diamond is the world's largest tree nut processing company and serves more than 3,500 growers statewide. >> the first pardons issued by governor newsom include two bay area refugees in a move to raise eyebrows in the white house. th

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