this video sent to us by grace, a friend of the show. check this out. he said he was in the right place at the right time. look at that. this is a ground african horned bill. >> it looks like from the lion king. >> it did. >> that thing is wild. >> look at that. >> yeah. >> you're like duck. >> i think it is the angle. >> all right. >>> i'm sorry. this is going to be traumatic for you, my friend. and cam from a highway in moving slowly tlchlt . there's really nowhere to go unless you're riding a motorcycle in california where splitting lanes is legal. >> can you feel the tension? >> yes. i do. look over the shoulder before you change lanes, please. >> oh. >> it happened behind us. >> yeah. >> look and you'll see that motorcyclist coming up between the two lanes rather quickly when this car decides -- >> oh. >> and it may not have seen the motorcycle rider. that's the problem. >> horseback card didn't see the motorcycle rider. of maybe they didn't check their mirrors. >> that being said that is going quite a clip. >> you should still look behind you. >>

because he was saved by grace, god used him and said, look, i want you to annoint the king over israel and to annoint elijah in your room and this bird landed on your head. no lie. it scared the bird as much as we and it squaked and flew out. i'm here to testify. i know itndsoucrazy. but if you know when jesus was annointed, you can calculate the sixth trumpet. i made the prediction 30 days before 9/11. i know what i'm tgalkinabout. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. >> think about it. >> clerk: next speaker, please. >> i came to america when i was 10 years old. that was 1940. at that time, the draft was going on. and at that time, i was only 10 years old. 10 years later, when the outbreak of the kanwar, i was drafted, but i want to tell you that i was going to school and i played on the playground and at that time, we had lots of young chinese americans, they are going to school and they're being drafted. and some of them after the training, they come back in uniform and how happy they are to serve our country. that was 1940 and '41. and one of the reasons is that time, they're ge

. >> anthony: los carpinteros have managed to stay in rhe government's good graces by widely using ironyry art world outside of cuba, they are stars. they make a lot of money, but they always return home to havana. looks like we'll be eating well. ♪ >> anthony: tonight it's a party in dago's backyard. ♪ kelvis ochoa has made his much-loved pigs head soup with pumpkin, corn, peppers, and sweet potatoes, casaba, and plantain. i saw somebody's house, it was just an ordinary home, but they created their own fast food franchise. they made it look as if it was part of a chain. it was like mr. burger or something like this. >> dago: this place can be a paradise for fast food. >> woman: i hope they don't come here soon. >> anthony: this is my biggest fear is there will be a big glass box of a "w" hotel, and start seeing starbucks and victoria's secret, you know, all of the people who make every place look the same. it would be awful. >> dago: yeah, but we have 50 year lack of money. >> man: right. >> dago: this is a big problem. the people will freak out with money when they have the money here.

us with her thoughts. know, not without government. grace dalton rang us with her thoughtslj felt dalton rang us with her thoughts.” felt extremely depressed about the referendum result in ireland. it was confounded so much by coverage the following day, throughout sunday night and most of monday, of supposed calls for abortion laws to be changed then in northern ireland. it seems bizarre to me that you would have a news report about calls as though some significant number of public statements have inmate by significant figures. you vox popped people in the street, but it wasn't news, it wasn't a news story. what you were doing was to stoke more division and more controversy and hurt. the bank holiday weekend also saw an event important enough to the news that one that it featured in friday's headlines. the bbc‘s festival of music, called the biggest weekend. builders massive celebration of live music, the event is being staged in four nations across four days. arrant attainment correspondent liz is underjointly from belfast. what is happening where you are? well, the first acts came on stage just under half an hour ago, to kick off this huge music events spanning four days and four nations. it has taken mo

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grace again. and sicily to. us like. a tourist attraction with high unemployment. this is silly and city has been governed by the five star movement for the last five years now another election is coming up. and someone from rome is here for it. and. the region in my head of the five star movement a new labor minister is campaigning for his party's candidate for the town's mayor and he's making a lot of promises. i do not but with a good finance and prime minister we will sit down at the negotiating table in europe to ensure we are treated like all other european countries with anger of europe is start up by the populists to great effect that we're not wanted if we're a single community then we all have to have the same rights and responsibilities is to think that this is the sum of all that we can't just have a europe that's govern from germany they're also countries in the south. some of those. mayor phil recapitulate to is feeling good his five star movement is in power in rome he's hoping money is on its way and solutions to all his city's problems and get me started in the too few financial resources a

by the state. her mother took the rest of the family first to china, then the u.s. we asked grace jo to take us life in the north. what are your first memories? >> i was sitting on the side of the street because at the time we didn't have rice to eat. >> glor: like many north koreans her age, grace jo grew up hungry. >> i was just exhausted, tired, no energy. >> glor: in the mid-1990s, famine ravaged north korea. millions starved to death. grace says she ate, on average, one meal a week, usually rice, sometimes what they caught on the floor. your grandmother boiled mice, baby mice. >> yes. >> glor: that was first time... >> newborn mice. >> mason: that's the first time you'd eaten in how long? >> i don't even remember. >> glor: her father snuck into china to ask distant relatives for help, but on his return home, he was captured by north korean authorities and died in custody. what happened to the rest of your family? >> well, my grandmother, she passed away by starvation. my two younger brothers died by starvation. >> glor: one of her brothers died when grace was only seven. >> my mom's friend

us, grace peters. spencer joinshael us for his first broadcast interview since agreeing to the company takeover by cmebloomberg. ♪ >> trade tensions rise ahead of the g7. follow asia,ks extending their rally. the record low describes this as a family -- larry kudlow describs thies this as a family quarrel. ubs is said to be cutting jobs, as it shifts focus to china. brazil's central bank, under pressure to shore up the currency hesitates the lowest in two years. bank is set tol announce a rate decision. many investor eyes on emerging markets. welcome to the european open. alongside guy johnson at our european headquarters in london. gu we still don't havey: an auction cash guy: we still don't have an auction price underway for the ftse 100. there are no stocks that stand out. bper trading higher. peripheral banks are doing better today. you can see that out of italy. let's show you what is going on at the bottom end of the market. there is a decent set of numbers coming out of the talkback producer -- cognac pro ducer. --din lower this morning trading lower this morning, despite decent numbers. let's

by this woman who didn't want us to show her face. >> it was like he was taking target practice out on this young man's back. he didn't flinch, he didn't say stop or anything. >> by the gracegod, there is a video, because if there wasn't, this conversation would be totally different. >> reporter: i asked antwon's parents if they believed the investigation would be fair. they said they hoped so. the district attorney is expected to release new details about the shooting. kenneth moton, abc news, pennsylvania. >> our thanks to kenneth there in the pittsburgh area. >>> to washington now where president trump is doubling down on his hard-line stance on immigration as chaos continues at the border. the president is now saying that undocumented immigrants should be immediately deported without due process. no judges, no courts. and more than 30 parents who were separated from their children were released to a shelter in el paso over the weekend, but they still don't know where their kids are. protesters descended on a texas border town demanding that more than 2,000 children be returned to their families immediately. elizabeth warren toured the center. >> we've just come from th

when you think of all these things going on but by the grace of god what happened yesterday in annapolis could happen to any of usthe tragedy. so the president who had the largest bull pen in the country recognizes that. >> that is an annapolis, maryland, in a newsroom on the common street. that isn't sitting in a newsroom or a studio like you guys are. >>> coming up as a vigil honors the victims of this shooting in annapolis, maryland, i'm going to speak with a widow, one of the "capital gazette" staffers who was killed just days ago. he and his wife celebrated their 33rd anniversary. now his wife is planning his funeral. once there was an organism so small no one thought much of it at all. people said it just made a mess until exxonmobil scientists put it to the test. they thought someday it could become fuel and power our cars wouldn't that be cool? and that's why exxonmobil scientists think it's not small at all. energy lives here. does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g

grace mugabe and the people who supported her? president mnangagwa i'm not sure what you mean by trust. on what basis would i trust somebody who was used to say things which it is not at all. fergal: emmerson mnangagwa was a close comrade of robert mugabr through the ainst white rule, the invasions of white farms, and the brutal crac on opposition. but since the military paved his way to power, he's opening up zimbabwe, pledging free elections. you were in the cabinet when opposition leaders were being beaten and tortured. you were part of all that.ld why sheople believe you have changed? president mnangagwa: what they should believe is the actions i am doing. not the perceptionsvehich they ha fergal: to supporters and enems, he is the crocodile, a nickna rooted in the long-ago war against white rule. the crocodile is also very patient and ruthless animal. do those chacteristics describe you, do you think? president mnangagwa: i am as soft as wool. i am a very soft persoin life. i am a family person, i'm ach stian and so on. fergal: i would suspect -- president mnangagwa: because you read so much bad publicity by me en which has sunk i

grace martinez rosa. [applause] >> all of us from the wealthiest to the young children i have seen in this country bloated by starvation, we all share one precious possession and that is the name american. it is not easy to know what that means, but in part, to be an american means to have been an outcast and a stranger to have come to the country and to know that he who denies the exile and the stranger still among us to also deny america. [applause] please welcome the former prime >> minister of italy. [applause] >> too much and for too long, we seem to have surrendered personal excellence and community values in the mere accumulation of material things. e gross national product includes a pollution and cigarette advertising. ambulance to clear our alleys of carnage. t counts as the the distraction and the laws of a natural wonder. and armored ads guards for the police to fight the riots in our ities. and the television programs which glorify violence in order to sell toys to our children. yes. the gross national product does not allow for the health of our children, the quality of the itucation or the joy

att: joining us now is grace peters, european equity strategist from j.p. morgan private bank. what you think of the volley launch byd trump, $50 billion, $100 billion, now an additional $200 billion? there are a lot of threats headed in china's direction, even as he needs to negotiate a treaty with north korea. this is part of a negotiation tactic on the part of president trump. and out and out trade war is a lose lose situation. 1990's,o back to the there was a late in the day deal. there are three weeks to negotiate until the first terex come into play, until the - into play, until the sixth of july. that is reflected in what we are seeing in stocks this morning. investor, i have money in the market, i am watching the turbulence. bit,hunkered down a little assume that this will all blow over? what do i do? grace: growth is visible from the united states. all this trade conflicts -- conflict comes at a time when you are seeing divergence play out. at the beginning of the year, you were seeing global synchronized growth. the u.s. is really doing all the heavy lifting in terms of not just what we saw for the first q

by samantha bee and we played examples of comments that go uncounted. here's a small sampling. >> a lot of us thous -- thought ivanka will be our saving grace when he's goingl walk in the bedroom and -- daddy, daddy -- don't do it, daddy. hello everybody this is carl malone of the utah jazz here to tell you about carl malone home state. sometimes he looks up in the sky and says what the hell going up on up there. >> you punk. [indiscernible] >> sean: then, by the way, keith oberman and the president just arriving at joint base air base. there's air force one. keith oberman, short tempered, short liberal trump-hating campaign and he went on a vial treat storm many against president trump and his daughter ivanka telling you tell your white supremacist father to get the [bleep] out of our society and he was just hired by bob iger and we have the co-host of the five and jessy waters is here. one night she's going to win. >> we'll see about that. >> okay. >> sean: your answer, is there a double standard? >> i think there is in a lot of cases. i think what roseanne said. you went for honesty. >> sean: right now the scales are tipped in our favor. >> okay. sh. >>

grace martinez martinez rosa. [applause] >> all of us from the wealthiest to the young children i have seen in this country bloated by starvation. we offer one precious possession and that is the name american. it is not easy to know what that means, but in part, to be an american means have been an outcast and a stranger. to have come to the exiled country and to know that he who denies the exile and the outcast and the stranger still among us, also denies america. [applause] >> please welcome the former prime minister of italy. [applause] >> too much and for too long, we seem to have surrounded personal excellence and community values in the mere accumulation of material things. that gross national product counter pollution and cigarette advertising. it counts special ops for the people. it counters the distraction and the laws of our natural wonder. it counts nuclear warheads and armored cars for the police to fight the riots in our cities. it counts the television programs that glorify violence in order to sell toys to our children. yes. the gross national product does not allow for the health of our children, th

grace dalton rang us with her thoughts. i felt extremely depressed about the referendum result in ireland. it was confounded so much bys report about "calls", as though some significant number of public statements have been made by significant figures. you vox popped people in the street but it wasn't news, it wasn't a news story. what you were doing was to stoke more division and more controversy and hurt. the bank holiday weekend also saw an event important enough to the news that one that it featured in friday's headlines — the bbc‘s festival of music, called the biggest weekend. —— to the news at one that it featured in friday's headlines — the bbc‘s festival of music, called the biggest weekend. billed as a massive celebration of live music, the event is being staged in four nations across four days. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba joins us from belfast. what's happening where you are? well, the first acts came on stage just under half an hour ago to kick off this huge music event spanning four days and four nations. it has taken months and months of effort from hundreds upon hundreds of people and, o

grace and such focus. he was extraordinary. chris is still with us. i am looking at the editorial that is recently written by the formal editor of baseball. he said charles krauthammer is one of my heroes. he softly delivered his insights on politics with impressive wits and intelligence. we grew to rely on his electronic companionship and navigational skills. he knew where true north was pointed. although he could fight, he seldom barked. he was a quiet, daily witness. the fates can be cool. >> that is very well said. with charles, the connection that people felt with him was amazing. i have been thinking a lot lately about an evening that i spent with him. we were in cleveland for the republican national convention in 2016. and because of how things worked out, charles was ready to get back to the hotel and it was time. he was worn out. we had to get back there. he did not want to wait for security to get back from where we were. we were starting to make our way through the arena and out through this very long, pathway that the secret service had set up that probably ended up traversing a quarter-half mile

grace and humility are the words you would use to describe the president, but go ahead. weigh in on this flattery. >> reporter: it's interesting that the president responded to king abdullah byelighted to be called humble. clearly this flattery worked and the king seems to have learned what ohost of other world leaders have learned that president trump makes foreign policy decisions not based on shared ideals or shared values but based in many ways overwhelmingly on whether or not he has a good rapport with world leaders. he's willing to set aside the policies the united states has to prioritize those who like him. so he was doing what any sensible world leader would do which is try to get on president trump's good side. that was his first priority. >> and the president in the rest of that statement went on to say how jordan who was receiving a lot of financial said from the u.s., this country was doing very well. so they were spending the money well unlike other countries. >> seems like the president was surprised about the flattery he got from the king. >> thank you betsy. >> all right. still ahead, president trump and jimmy fallon trading jabs with one another. >> how the

by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. of grace and goodness, thank you fundraise giving us another day. these are days fraught with important and contentious issues that go to the core, our core, as a nation. it is difficult to resolve the different priorities and positions regarding immigration and our borders. help all members to be their bestselves so that we -- bestselves so that we of grace k you fundraise giving us another day. as a facial can be our best self. endow them with the wisdom of solomon, the patience of jobe, and passion to be a shining example of a people intent on making the world a better place. especially for those whose burdens in life seem insurmountable. may all that is done this day be for your greater honor and glory. men. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition. mr. thompson: pursuant to clause 1, rule 1 i demand a vote on agreeing

the pinnacle of athletic achievement by resorting to performance-enhancing drugs and to conceal this fall from grace, cheerts are employing modes of masking the use of any prescribed drugs. this practice, some of it state sanctioned, undermines international athletic competition. that's why i introduced this bill and ask my colleagues to join me. it's a bipartisan bill with ms. gwen moore and dr. burgess and sheila jackson lee. and our numbers are growing. the legislation i introduced is bipartisan and as well we salute the valiant man who revealed the truex tent of a complex state-run doping scheme there in russia. -- true extent by a complex state-run doping scheme there in russia. one lost a race to russians who had been part of anti-doping. she lost the medal and she lost millions but she may have lost sometimes her spirit. join me in supporting the rada bill, and i submit in the record the u.s. lawmakers article, the u.s. lawmakers seek to criminalize doping. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady's time has expired. ms. jackson lee: i thank you and i thank isabella and the staff. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: fo

by chaplain father conroy. chaplain conroy: the honorable mike bost to act as speaker pro tempore on let us pray. god of grace and goodness, thank you for giving us another day. your divine wisdom and power are abundantly sufficient for our many needs. endow the members of this assembly with the loyalty that never waivers and a courage that never falters as they seek to fulfill the high and holy mission which you have entrusted to them. as the house enters a long weekend of visits to their respective districts, may we all be mindful of and thankful for our fathers or the men who were father figures for us whose love and support enabled us to mature and become our ctive members of american society. our american society. may all that is ton this day be for your greater honor and glory. men. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stan