obviously. >> you didn't believe anything vanessa pond said. >> no. >> karen suggested vanessa's testimonyback for a bitter breakup back in 2008. >> hard to believe someone would do that, but she's doing it. >> karen says she once overheard raven on the phone with vanessa soon after they broke up. snz >> he happened to have it on speakerphone. she was screaming at him. how dare he leave her. she flat out said, all it takes is one phone call from me. it doesn't matter what i say. people will believe me. >> you heard her say that. >> i heard her say that. >> you ever threatened him like that? >> no. he threatened me. >> the courtroom battle between two bitterly divided families was about to come to an end. now it was up to the jury. but just after 24 hours, word began to spread throughout the courthouse, there was trouble in the jury room. >> i had prepared to either walk out of court that day or spend life behind bars. >> another stunning turn was in store for both sides. >> heartbroken, shocked. stunned. >> scared? >> terrified. [sfx: zip] [music: "imagi-nation" by andrew simple] ♪ hey! (w

second wife, vanessa pond.ns out vanessa and raven were not a match made in heaven. >> i was way too naive. way too naive. >> vanessa traveled from salt lake city to durham to testify. not for the defense. but for the prosecution. >> do you solemnly swear -- >> she told the jury how the storybook romance with raven ended almost as quickly as it began. >> did you all argue a lot? >> yeah. >> at one point, vanessa said raven became physical. >> he had me by the arms, and he threw me up against the wall. he told me how much he hated me. and how much he didn't care if i died. right after that, he calmed right down. i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry. >> according to vanessa, raven displayeat unpredictable behavior again and again. >> the moment he got fired up about anything, he flew off the handle with f you, you're an f'i f'ing whore. >> that quick? >> in an instant. >> their marriage only lasted only three months. do you think you escaped something worse than just a bad three-month marriage? >> absolutely.

two, vanessa is an awesome person. i am just so happy that vanessa, about a year ago, joined us here at the brookings institution and promptly produced this great book, having been here for a short time. i think i will go through the formal intro of vanessa. but here's something that says a lot about her i think, which is vanessa has written two books. coauthored the first. the first one is called, "the tea party and remaking of american conservatism." vanessa as this book shows is woman of very strong convictions but in her tea party book, her convictions are quite different from those of tea party activists she showed an enormous capacity for sympathetic understanding of people she profoundly disagrees with. we need that gift of empathy at this moment in our politics. so just to tell you how we're going to do this, vanessa will come and talk about this great book and her findings. then i will introduce an all-star group of respondents, who will respond to vanessa. then i'm going to start a discussion among all three.

--vanessa muÑiz/sparkpoint "cuesta mucho comprar los materiales y las mochilas de los estudiantes y de" vanessa se refiere a la iniciativa "apoyando a nuestras escuelas con la cual este mes de julio, usted puede hacer la diferencia para muchas familas latinas junto a telemundo y nbc. --con tu ayuda y la de united way, boys and girls clubs & family giving tree podremos proveer con materiales escolares a niÑos de escasos recursos en los grados de knder a sexto. algo que beneficiaria a muchos de nuestros pequeÑos. -- vanessa muÑiz/sparkpoint "si queremos ganar buen dinero tenemos que tener la educacin y mas tenemos que enseÑarle a nuestros hijos que la educacin es muy importante y es la nica forma de sobresalir en este pas" --los artculos que usted desee donar. pueden ser entregados en las instalaciones de "family giving tree" y en nuestros estudios de telemundo 48 en la ciudad de san jos. lu back on camara --recuerde que nuestro gran evento de recoleccion de utiles escolares ser este mismo sbado 29 de julio en las instalaciones de "family giving tree" en la ciudad de sunyvale pero si ust

we can hear what vanessa feltz had to say right now. sub—editor... yes. it's read by the features editor. it's usually read by whoever it is... in the old days, it was setting to print but, you know, putting it... yes. arranging it on the page. it's read. and then it's read by, supposedly read by the legal team and the editor. it's not like you just write it and the next minute, it's in the paper all by itself. that's not how it works. indeed. so i said ijust couldn't understand how all those layers of command had allowed something so blatantly racist to be put in the paper. what is likely to happen now? i have spoken to people at the sunday times and news international and they said kevin myers is no longer going to write for the irish edition of the sunday times and i would be amazed if he ever writes for a news international, the owners of the sunday times, if he ever writes for their publications again. many thanks. it's day five of the third test, and england's cricketers need four wickets to beat south africa at the oval. the pres

meet vanessa and delanie.a, a student and waitress, delanie, a former miss california contestant now also a waitress. the duo just looking to let off some service industry steam. >> looking forward to us drinking and not serving drinks. >> we weren't in a bad mood. we were by no means in a hurry. that wasn't us that day. >> reporter: i jumped in vanessa's car, and we headed north to unspool the rest of our tale. >> we saw her in the rearview mirror cutting between cars and i would say that was trouble, but i didn't think we were personally in trouble. >> reporter: then, delanie broke a cardinal rule of road rage prevention, flipping the bird. at what point did you flip her the bird? >> after it had been going on for i'd say a good ten minutes. >> reporter: in life in general, are you a flipping off type of person? >> no! i'm normally really calm. did you want to strangle me? >> i'm guilty of that, too, of flipping off drivers. but you would never expect it to escalate the way that it did, you know? >> reporter

inmigrantess que deja su paÍs buscando un futuro mejor. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> muy buenas tardes, les saluda vanessaÍaz-balart estÁ de vacaciones. >> por primera vez en 3 aÑos y 5 meses leopoldo lÓpez paso la noche en su casa junto a su esposa y sus dos hijos en una decisiÓn que parece haber sido fruto de la negociaciÓn el lÍder opositor venezolano se le concediÓ el arresto domiciliario es una medida que abre un nuevo panorama polÍtico en el pais >>> vÁmonos con daniel garrido que tiene lo Último desde caracas. >> la oposiciÓn venezolana cumple hoy 100 dÍas en las calles protestando en contra del gobierno, para muchos la medida en favor de lÓpez se debio a la presiÓn popular. >> segÚn dijo a familiares y abogados los Últimos dÍas de su encierro fueron los mÁs difÍciles. >> Él estÁ muy feliz, toda la familia, muy feliz. >> la medida de privaciÓn de libertad acordada por el tribunal supremo cuyas sentencias en los Últimos meses han encendido el paÍs. >> alegaron razones humanitarias. >> desde el punto de vista legal esa situaciÓn de tension arbitraria aÚn se mantiene. >> el portavoz de su partido fred

next we're talking secret talent celebrity crushes and best advice with vanessa williams plus a politics to be right back. all the world and all the news companies merely players but what kind of part is already america playing party america offers more artsy american cars. many ways a new landscape just like the real news big good actors. you could never you're on. so much parking all the world all the world's a stage we are like. this is how it works not the economy is built around washington. washington. the media the media over voters elected the businessman to run this country business equals power boom bust it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. i do not know if the russian state hacked into john podesta emails and gave them to wiki leaks but i do know barack obama's director of national intelligence has not provided. to support his claims. i also know he perjured himself in a senate hearing. for the revelations provided by edward snowden he denied that the n.s.a. was carrying out wholesale surveillance of the us. the hyperventilating corporate m

next we're talking secret talent celebrity crushes and best advice with vanessa williams plus a politics too will be right back. to. not defect why they. go after corporations just for your wife. profit over people at every turn. for data it's not for me it's like medicine it's like a cancer joke from all the stress that the news puts you under redacted tonight is a show where you can go to cry from laughing about the stuff that's going on in the world as opposed to just regular crying we're going to find out what the corporate mainstream media is not telling you about how we're going to filter it through some satirical comedic lenses to make it more digestible that's what we do every week hard hitting radical comedy news like redacted tonight is where it's at. least. the mission of newsworthy it is to go to the people tell their side of the story our stories are well sourced we don't hide anything from the public and i don't think the mainstream media in this country can say that i mean average gamer knows that our t. america has a different perspective so that we're not hearing one ech

put it in reverse, vanessa. >> suddenly this woman jumps out of the truck and runs to her window. >> she's in an explorer. it's a ford explorer. she's knocking on our wind saying that she's a cop. go ahead and go. >> the hardest thing was looking straightforward talking to the 911 operator. she's pounding on my window and i don't know what to do. we both said later what if she had a gun. >> fortunately she didn't. she also wasn't a cop. that badge, from her job at a senior living facility. >> she is so [ bleep ]. >> she hit us. >> it says next right, fuel. >> the 911 dispatcher tells the women to exit to a gas station and hopes the police can intercept. >> okay. there's an officer right now with us. thank you. thank you so much, ma'am. >> she ultimately pleaded no contest to charging of assault with a develop. her truck. and making threats to commit a crime resulting in death. >> whatever the most -- >> she was sentenced to 925 days in county jail and fiv fiv fiv v probation. she declined our offer for an sboouf interview. >> every second you were out tlr there, you were only making

vanessa williams will join us live at 10:30.to get it together before 10:30 to show united frontal. kevin sits down with dunkirk star cute little harry styles from 1d to answer question from schuyler! my daughter. and later, kicking off week of heat with some frozen drinks. why not? we're celebrating national pina colada day at 10a. right now it's 9:26. ♪ say the best for last ♪ why visit great wolf lodge? because we've got fun for everyone in the family. adventure-seekers -- check. magi-questers -- yep. never-grow-olders -- double check. the only thing we're missing is you. great wolf lodge. everybody in. ♪ [ laughter ] >> here we go. ♪ >> here we go. that's our winning streak going into the all star break winning streak of two. 16 games over 500 that's the great thing. they still have the worst bullpen in the league. saturday night they were shut out for the first time all year. of course the game we went to. 13 hoy zero loss. >> aww. >> br

vanessa, thank you so much for coming in.y heart weeps for the community, for this family she leaves behind. tell me about her family. let's talk about her in that sense first. three children. >> three children a 20-year-old and two wtwin 12-year-olds. a loving single mother, loved her family, loved her children, vibrant, energetic, loved life. all the officers are devastated because they all knew her and they knew the work she had done and she was just doing her job. you shouldn't be killed in cold blood anywhere in this country just for doing your job. >> from how it was explained to me from a friend of mine that she was sitting in this mobile command vehicle, this massive vehicle there at the corner, guy walks out of the deli where there had been a triple shooting some months before, one bullet. >> right. >> cold good, assassinated. there was an officer who took her to the hospital. tell me about that person. >> she had a partner that was sitting in the mobile command center with her. that is the officer that made the 911

. >> my fiancee, the very lucky, vanessa hayden. >> vanessa hayden, former wilemena model became vanessa. soon after they became parents. five children in seven years. >> what are you doing? what are you doing? yeah, buddy. first time without a vest. good job. i got you. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> as the the kids grew, so did don jr.'s involvement in his father's empire. joining the apprentice. >> don, tell them what you are looking for? >> you will be judged on three criteria. >> promoting it. >> plenty of company that would kill for the kind of free press that we get. it is really a great tool. >> moving into a corner office as an executive vice president. when he could, he would go to upstate new york where he would fish. >> he would withhold his last name from people. and, they know he is a good fly fisherman. but they don't know that his last name is trump. i can relate to that. i think most of us could. with wanting some -- refuge from -- from all of the attention that trump's receive. >> ahead -- how that last name would catapult him into on to the campaign trail and into co

it has offended a huge number of people including vanessa feltz to address the issue.o print, arranges it on the page, by the legal team and their editor. it is not like you just write it and it is in the paper. i couldn't understand how all those layers of command allowed something so blatantly racist is to be put in the paper. allowed something so blatantly racist is to be put in the paperlj am just wondering what the future is for the editor. martin ivins, the editor of the sunday times, would reasonably argue that he doesn't actually see everything that goes in the irish edition, which has its own editor, and in his statement he says he takes full responsibility, deflecting responsibility from martin ivins. news uk gave a clear message, not only would kevin myers not be writing for that newspaper any time soon but probably not any rupert murdoch newspapers. they have made an open apology and they hope with the removal of kevin myers they can go on. we do not know if a law has been broken, it could be incitement to racial hatred but i don't think that is relevant he

the bbc presenter, vanessa feltz, has said she was "extremely upset" by a sunday times column, which"so obviously racist it's surprisingly hurtful". a short time ago our media editor amol rajan talked us through the usual process of publishing a story. the columnist published a column where he said some outlandish things, that vanessa feltz and claudia winkleman were only top paid because they were jewish, and he managed to be anti—semitic and misogynistic and said that maybe some women have junior positions because they get pregnant and men do not. the column was intellectually incoherent. as a former newspaperman i thought it was very strange that this went through the various layers of bureaucracy. usually you have an editor speaking to the columnist who will ask what they're thinking about writing, and then they will write it and give it to an editor but at some point someone should have read it and thought it seemed barmy. it has offended a huge number of people including vanessa feltz who addressed the issue on her radio show. when you write something it is read by a sub editor

he said that vanessa feltz and claudia winkleman were only in the list of top paid bbc stars becauseop paid bbc stars because they werejewish and he managed not only to be anti—semitic but vaguely misogynistic as well saying that maybe some women had more junior positions because they get pregnant while men don't. it was bizarre. it was intellectually incoherent. as a former newspaperman it is strange how it got through the various layers of bureaucracy. usually a column editor will speak to the commerce and say what you think about writing and the columnist will say they have got this stuff coming and he will file a copy and you will ta ke and he will file a copy and you will take the edge and say what does what you got. at some point someone should read this and said this seems com pletely should read this and said this seems completely barmy. the column was published, it had a huge number of people angry, including vanessa fell to address the issue her radio show this morning and here's what she said. when you write something it is read by a sub—editor, the features editor, it is

let me start with you vanessa. to play everybody late breaking today obviously treasury secretary mnuchin and a charm that master announced sanctions against maduro. i want to play quickly what they had to say. >> the regime has recused to heed this call and its recent actions culminating in yesterday's outrageous seizure of absolute power through the sham election all assets of maduro subject to u.s. jurisdiction are frozen and u.s. persons are prohibited from dealing with him. maturo is not just a bad leader, he is now a dictator. cheryl: you know that's my initial question when this was happening in real time today what are those assets into we have assets and how much do they have the united states who we can freeze them? >> there to object is basically for sanctions one is the season of assets. i'm not privy to exactly much money he has been united states. a lot of this money is also held in switzerland or panama by a lot of these regime leaders but we know for fact for instance his predecessor's bodyguard had

and i stumbled in part because i got interested in vanessa cutler by a collection in the town of ohio. i found letters, diaries, unpublished memories, and so i've got at least five or six characters for whom i have enough material i could write a biography of each one of them and what they did out there. and the adversities, the roadblocks, the things that most of us give up, but they didn't. they didn't give up. >> is it in part of a story of these revolutionary war stories that had not been paved -- >> they were all revolutionary war stories. and the idea is the government had no money, and any land given by the government, that was bigger with infinite value. it was bigger than all the 13 original colonies, bigger than france. and there was nobody living there. no bridges, no roads. the only river was the ohio river. and the courage it took to go out there. and of course they're not only establishing a community that has freedom of religion and government support of education, these are veer empirical values and no slivery. but this is going to have an effect on everything that com

vanessa marcotte went for a jog and never came back. her body was found hours later. prosecutors essay dna ties a suspect to her murder. >> jon: pareto information and the robert durst murder case. prosecutors are hearing testimony who is charged with murdering his friend back in 2000. his trial is not expected to begin until next year, but certain witnesses are testifying now at a pretrial hearing in los angeles. jonathan hunt joins us from outside the courthouse. >> one of robert durst's oldest friends, emily oldman has been on the top questioning for prosecutors, trying to prove just how close she was and is the 74-year-old multimillionaire and accused murderer. on the witness stand, emily oldman has admitted that she told durst in jailhouse phone calls that she loved him. she admitted that durst once bought her an expensive car and she admitted that once he had confessed in court in 2003 dude dismembering the body of a neighbor in texas who had been killed in a fight with durst, she still made him godfather to her son. mrs. oldman telling the court, the bob durst

thank you, vanessa. >> nails by vanessa. >> stout-barstow says at the time of her arrest, she was fleeingng under the influence of a controlled substance was later dropped. but she admits to having taken what she thought was crystal meth. >> i was having like night terrors and i didn't want to sleep and everything. it was [ bleep ]ed up. i was starting to think that people were possessing my and my son's body. it wasn't crystal meth, i'll tell you that. it was bad news. i was trying to tell the cops, and you know how they say the truth will set you free? no, the truth be getting you in trouble. they got my son taken and got me locked up. >> stout-barstow says her drug use began a couple of years earlier, and now she's not only in jail, her son is in foster care. >> everything is probably for the best, but it sucks that my son has to go through the emotional damage. i can get over it, but i'm not sure that my son will be able to. and my son right now, they won't even tell him that i'm in jail. he probably thinks that i just up and left him and ain't coming back. i try not to think about it

. >> muy buenas tardes, les saluda vanessa, josÉ dÍaz balart continÚa de vacaciones, hoy empezamos lasen alemania rgs en la cumbre del g 20 con la esperada reuniÓn de donald trump con el presidente ruso vladimir putin. >> era la primera vez en que ambos presidentes se veÍan cara a cara con el telÓn de fondo llamado trama rusa, sintonizaron tanto en persona como por telÉfono, en este encuentro informal ambos lÍderes aparece en bastante relajados e interesados en la conversaciÓn con su interlocutor.. >> previamente habÍan posado para el a apretÓn de manos, expertos en lenguaje corporal dicen que se ven satisfechos pero trump estÁ mas tenso. >> en el mismo lugar estuvo el presidente de estados unidos con el de mÉxico, fueron cordiales pero la reuniÓn fue breve pero sin grandes resultados. trump y peÑa nieto hablaron de progreso en el tratado de libre comercio, sin embargo, el presidente de estados unidos reiterÓ a peÑa nieto en su cara que mÉxico pagarÁ por la construcciÓn del muro fronterizo. la reuniÓn habÍan terminado cuando de repente la pregunta. >> era el presidente donald trump nue

. >>> vanessa hawks hablÓ con jÓvenes dreamers. >>> comunidad hoy en esta organizaciones. >>> la preocupaciÓnreuniÓn de emergencia. >>> para moverlas familia y los jÓvenes de este paÍs, para entrar en estado de lucha. >>> dreamers de diferentes estados buscan la forma de proteger a soÑadores. >>> los que nos urge a hacer esto, las palabras secretario kelly, diciendo que no hay dpen a para daca m >>> dice la reuniÓn de hispanos con secretario de seguridad nacional los puh cho shcho so e alerta. >>> mientras viajaba a parÍs, el presidente se referenciriÓ a lo dreamers diciendo... este representante de arizona dice lo contrario. >>> presidente trump no quiere reforma, dice mentiras. >>> en el viaje dijo que no era necesario construir un muro tan largo y que la pared sdeb ray ser transparente, tiene que verse a travÉs por mÁs que suene terrible cuando tires sacos de droga sobre el muro, 60 libras de peso y todo termina. >>> a veces lo que gigi dice son locuras. >>> lo Único claro para sheridan. >>> muchos jÓvenes sienten como nerviosos. >>> que los dreamers no se van a rend rendir. >>> y el panor

muy buenas tardes, les saluda vanessa, josÉ estÁ de vacaciones.s las noticias en mÉxico donde una ola de violencia golpea al paÍs. >> al menos 14 personas murieron en enfrentamientos entre los carteles de sinaloa y juÁrez, esta semana se registrÓ ofensiva contra las fuerzas de seguridad cuando confirmaron el hallazgo de varias fosas comÚnes. >> despuÉs de un fin de semana sangriento en mÉxico la fiscalÍa del estado de chihuahua confirÓo enfrentamiento entre dos bandas de presuntos sicarios esta madrugada que dejÓ al menos 14 muertos y 16 heridos, en estas imÁgenes se pueden ver los cuerpos en el piso y las camionetas perforadas por las balas, al parecer la batalla fue entre los miembros de la lÍnea, brazo armado de sinaloa y del cartel de veracruz. >> es un hecho violento que se registra en la comunidad de las varas, este evento se da entre grupos rivales que operan en esa regiÓn. en donde de manera preliminar se tiene el reporte de 14 personas fallecidas. >> este enfrentamiento ocurriÓ en la sierra de chihuahua, en el mismo poblado donde hace dos

. >> gracias, vanessa rgs asÍ es, un infierno se desatÓ al interior del penal de acapulco esta madrugadaentamiento aparentemente entre los internos lo que abriÓ la vida de 28 presos, entre ellos cinco decapitados, autoridades dicen que fue en el mÓdulo de mÁxima seguridad, aparentemente bandas rivales disputaban el control de la prisiÓn. autoridades dicen que el lÍder de uno de los grupos es un criminal conocido como el bryan, una de las dos bandas que se disputan el control de la prisiÓn. en este penal conviven tres mil reos, muchos pertenecen a distintas bandas que azotan el puerto de acapulco y el estado de guerrero. los familiares de los reclusos piden que den los nombres de los fallecidos para iniciar el doloroso trÁmite de recoger los cuerpos. esto el mismo dÍa que el secretario de seguridad de estados unidos, john kelly se reuniÓ con el secretario de defensa nacional salvador cien fuegos. >> muchas gracias, continuamos en mÉxico, en chihuahua son 15 los muertos por un enfrentamiento entre bandas de narcotrÁfico antes, es un nuevo capÍtulo de una verdadera guerra en que dos cartele

. >> en mÉxico, vanessa h. >> mientras el presidente promueve lo estadounidense sus nietos se contagiangÓ a un acuerdo con el leverkusen para hacerse de los servicios del goleador histÓrico del tri "chicharito" yaho ya jugÓ en la liga inglesa. >> en donde habÍa llegado desde las chivas rayadas del guadalajara. >> asÍ llegamos al final de la ediciÓn de noticias telemundo gracias por el privilegio y mÁs noticias aquÍ a las 11/10 centro - la mamÁ de ella tenÍa un hijo. - que muriÓ por tu culpa. [llorando] mi mamÁ le pidiÓ y le suplicÓ que Él hiciera todo lo posible para salvar a mi hermano. - "esto te pasa por haberse pasado por rico". - los niÑos estÁn que no quieren andar si no tienen oro. y el niÑo estaba en el cuarto y casi se ahorca con una cadena. fue al parque con los niÑos y lo asaltaron; fueron directamente a los niÑos. - ¡usÓ mi imagen! ¡usÓ mi nombre! - ¡quÉ imagen! ¿quÉ imagen tienes tÚ, cabeza de... piÑa? [♪] ¡mira cÓmo vengo! ¡ja! [♪] poniendo mis raÍces... [♪]

. >> vanessa wins. it looks like this "heat hack" is that the point of your wrist is the way to go. there you have it. thank you this segment is called "heat hacks" your body temperature is not the same as your skin temperature though right? >> interesting. when we come back at 6:00 they will tackle the tough assignment of if ice cream will keep you cool. >> it will make you happy and that is half the battle. >> may be in moderation. >>> let's take a live look outside. that picture is looking okay it is a little hazy with clouds. temperatures are toasty at 94, the heat index 105. which is uncomfortable. the only good news is the southwest wind at 14 miles per hour. here is a look at the radar over the last hour, light showers into cumberland and romney. we will watch as they approach i-81. an isolated shower tonight for the most part. isolated storms early and then plain old muggy tonight. 72 to 84 tomorrow morning with a slight chance of a shower at 7:00 until 9:00 in the morning. nothing heavy but you will notice clouds. we have a yellow weather alert for severe storms tomorrow an

. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> muy buenas tardes feliz dÍa de la independencia para todos le saluda vanessa hauc josÉde vacaciones. a pesar que durante su campaÑa por la presidencia donald trump asegurÓ que pondrÍa impuesto a remesas que envÍan mexicanos a sus familias nada parece frenar envÍos de dinero que han tenido mejor momento en Últimos 9 aÑos, iza osorio tiene los detalles. >> hasta una comunidad de michoacÁn donde las calles no tienen pavimento llegan los dÓlares que envÍan sus cuatro hijos desde estados unidos a oliva y margarito. >> no podemos trabajar ya en nada pues ya no mÁs estamos a eso. >> cada cuatro semanas el matrimonio recibe 200 dÓlares, el equivalente a 4.000 pesos mexicanos y con eso pagan todos los gastos del mes. >> pagar luz, agua, gas, todo, agua compramos todo. >> acuerdo con el Último reporte de banco de mÉxico en pasado mayo se registrÓ el envÍo de remesas mÁs altos en Últimos 9 aÑos. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> la promesa de campaÑa de donald trump asegurando que pondrÍa un impuesto a la remesas que envÍan los mexicanos de estados unidos a mÉxico parece desvanecerse.

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vive para contarlo, lo mÁs preocupante que ocurre en pleno verano cuando las playas estÁn llenas, vanessa me tenÍa tomado de aqui traÉe de golpearlo y creo que fue cuando toquÉ algÚn colmillo o algo me abriÓ el otro lado. >> afortunadamente dice logrÓ librarse del animal y salir a la orilla. >> lo avisan grande y inmediatamente lo cubrÍ, le puse presiÓn. >> un turista captÓ el momento del ataque incluso una fotografÍa donde se ve el tiburÓn toro de unos 5 pies de largo. >> Él estÁ recuperandose gracias a dios fue un gran susto pero todo estÁ bien. >> un incidente inusual en estas playas este salvavidas asegura que lleva 20 aÑos trabajando aquÍ y nunca habia visto el ataque de un tiburÓn. >> la mano de dios estuvo todo el tiempo conmigo. >> noticias telemundo. >> los Ángeles acaricia el sueÑo de volver a ser cede de juegos olÍmpicos la ciudad de california y parÍs quedaron como las dos finalistas de la carrera para organizar las juegos en 2024 hoy el comitÉ olÍmpico internacional decidiÓ que podrÍan ser ambas, una como cede de ese aÑo y otra para el 2028 solo habrÁ que esperar a septiembre

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. >> reporter: vanessa brown has a lot of questions after witnesses say a group of people found the coffintially wrapped in trash bag inside police say there was a bag filled with organs belonging to an up fan or small child. >> the organs, i just can't picture that. i'm so sad that, you know, this happened. report roar the discovery was made sometime after 9:00 last night. chris james was among the first to have a look. >> it look like something straight out of thriller. something pop out or eat us. we didn't know if something was live in there. >> reporter: the lid of the coffin appeared to be pride open. >> we didn't want to open it. we didn't know what was inside. we didn't know toxic waist could be in there or anything. >> reporter: cops say the coffin seemed fresh and may have been taken from funeral home or dug from a fresh grave. it was across the street from cemetery so police check and another cemetery from the air with a helicopter but they did not find any fresh graves. >> it's disturbing. very disturbing. >> reporter: cadaver dog also look but found nothing. >>> well, police s

the sunday times has apologised for an article suggesting the bbc presenters claudia winkleman and vanessane up by 5% in the first six months of the year. it's also buying back some of its shares. we'll have more on this injust a moment. fees for going over your overdraft limit could soon be a thing of the past. the financial conduct authority says these charges are too high and too complicated. it's thinking about a fundamental shakeup. the chancellor, philip hammond says he won't try to undercut rival eu countries by slashing taxes after brexit. this is being seen as a softer tone from him. injanuary he said the uk would do whatever it takes to stay competitive after brexit. back to news about hsbc. it made pre—tax profits of more than 5 billion dollars in the second quarter of the year — that's more than analysts were expecting. it's also spending 2 billion dollars on buying back its own shares. this could push up the value of the company by effectively restricting how many of its shares are on the market. the company's already had a good year, with its share price almost doubling in th

we'll see that coming up in a little more than an hour from knowledge it will be fun. >> when vanessaave -- i saved the washington post front page because she's the first african-american woman to win that title and i meant to bring it in today. >> you could have shown her. >> a little bit discolored now. >> i'm sure if you tell her you still have it she will be equally excited. >> i'm just going to tell her. you guys back me up. >> all right. >> is juan coming in? >> i don't know what's going on with that. i hope he does. >> he's being a weiss acre. >> he does that well. it looks like just robin. >> juan is a little camera shy. >> juan is kind of my hero. >> he's a lot of people's hero. a little camera shy. >> took to us a title. >> yeah did he. i heard w again and i missed it. >> yes, he was. >> starting another heat wave. 90 today. look out mid 90s around here by the middle of the week and heat index near 100 here's come the heat another round of it starting this afternoon. we'll be about 90. 74 now in washington. nice and comfortable out there, 64 at frederick. dulles 67. earlier

the sunday times has apologised for an article suggesting the bbc presenters claudia winkleman and vanessaaries because they were jewish. the article, by the columnist kevin myers, was published in the newspaper's irish edition and online and has since been taken down. speaking on bbc radio london, ms feltz has expressed her hurt over the article. i couldn't believe such a thing had been printed, i really couldn't. it absolutely gratuitous, it's not cleverly done, it's a blatantly racist and that's all that is, it's just racism. when you write something it is read by a sub—editor, the features editor, it is supposedly read by the legal team and the editor. ijust couldn't understand how all those layers of command had allowed something so blatantly racist to be put in the paper. the headlines on bbc newsroom live: government announces plans to recruit thousands more mental health workers in england. 100 years on from passchendaele, said are held to mark one of the bodies battles of the first world war. —— ceremonies are held. the editor of the sunday times has apologised for an article sugg

. >> this is vanessa hutchins, right?ng. every body type looks great in it. vanessa tried a straw hat. we had the neutral c looking polished. you can have fun with the straw hat from lack of color and the ruffle. and we have great shoes from lulu's. >> i need to ask you about the places you're naming. >> lulu's. >> you have these great resources, online resources, where you get great stuff. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> carly klaus. >> the look of the season. the piece of the season. the wide-leg pants. hers are $500. this qvc pair is $72. they're $72. >> i have these and i don't know how to wear them. >> you have those? can you wear them tomorrow? >> i'm so short. you know what i mean? >> actually, it skims over your curves. you wear a chunky heel underneath. the heel is from forever 21. you wear a chunky look long legged when you add the heel. >> we'll try it. >> all you have to do is add a white shirt. this one is eddie bauer. it's $50. >> thank you, brittany. i like it. >> it's amazon prime day. and guess who showed

. >> vanessa: we are trinidadians too as much as we are lebanese and syrian, we are trinidadians.an in black shirt: well life is good here in trinidad, life is very good. there is a measure of concern in the fact that, at one time we used to have a huge middle class, which was sort of a security in terms of any possible conflict between the haves and have not's. but now that's eroding and they're getting poorer. so they're starting to get angry. >> anthony: what do you think the biggest danger is right now? >> man in black shirt: civil commotion. >> anthony: civil commotion. >> man in black shirt: yeah, we have a crime problem, related only to gangs. skbroobsz >> mario: it's a gang related warfare. >> anthony: it ain't all good for everybody here, by a long shot. trinidad with a population of only 1.3 million people had 460 murders last year, giving port of spain a per capita murder rate higher than detroit, oakland or chicago. mark bassant covers the subject of drugs and gang related violence as an investigative journalist. >> anthony: people want you dead. >> mark: you can say t

(knob rattles) vanessa? again? (keys jangle) how do you know they're mine? 'cause your key chain says "geologists rock" and "don't take me for granite." (kristin) hey. good morning. did you hear there was a break-in in the neighborhood last night?

. >> vanessa, a former model, and soon after they became parents, five children in seven years. >> whatdoing? what are you doing? yeah, buddy. first time without a vest. good job! i love you. i love you. >> reporter: and as the kids grew, so did don jr.'s involvement in his father's empire. joining "the apprentice." >> there are companies that would kill for the free press we get. it's a great tool. >> reporter: and moving into the corner office as an executive vice president. when he could, he'd go to upstate new york where he'd fish. >> he would withhold his last name from people and they know he's a good fly fish eshelman b -- fisherman but they don't know his last name is trump. i could relate to that, wanting some refuge from all of the attention that trumps receive. >> ahead, how that last name would catapult him on to the campaign trail and into controversy. >> it takes a unique character to go up against i think it's fair to say the most corrupt candidate in the history. ♪ binders, done. super-cool notebooks, done. that's mom taking care of business. but who takes care of mom? o

so out came vanessa, a girl.ou, jake old pal, when i saw that cute little face of hers, i didn't give a rat's ass what my father thought. [laughs] [chuckles] thank you.

angela and vanessa simmons talked to our eun yang today. they are the daughters of rustles simmons. the show follows their journey to step outside the shadow of their famous families. the cast hopes viewers will be inspired to pursue their own dreams. >> what's the message that you want to send out? >> just being relatable. i feel like we are relatable and hopefully we can share a story that will inspire them. >> season three premieres tomorrow on we tv. >>> in news 4 your health you hear more people talk about having a gluten intolerance and the national foundation for seal yk awareness reports millions have a gluten sensitivity. some say it may have to do with a chemical and not the wheat intolerance is really poisoning, a chemical known as roundup mixed with genetically modified organisms may make us sick. >> food supply is inundated with these gmos to withstand this pesticide. >> reporter: a pesticide the world health organization has gone back and forth over whether or not it is car sinogenic. bonnie london says they are atop the list. >> has the ability to poke tiny holes in t

. >> reporter: as did vanessa bayer and leslie joneses. >> what are you doing?>> reporter: mos perhaps melissa mccarthy's buzzy turn as sean spicer. >> don't push me. i'm sweating my easter eggs in this thing. >> reporter: the fan favorite up for outstanding guest actress in a comedy series. ♪ >> come on! i promise i'll talk better. >> oh, no. >> of course, "snl" had its highest ratings in 23 years. looking back at these political imp impersonations do you have a favorite. >> there was the one with amy poehler standing right next to hillary clinton. >> i love your outfit. >> thank you. >> i do want the earrings back if oh, okay. oh. >> do i really laugh like that? well -- >> it's great when you see the politicians laugh along with the >> i know. i went back in the vault. i just remembered growing up watching "snl" and i loved dana carvey's impersonation of h.w. there. >> i'm vulnerable in -- >> a thousand points of lights. >> talking about new york's governor cuomo over there. a friend of mine, know him about his first name. mario. >> my favorite has been tina f

. >> reporter: vanessa brown has a lot of questions after witnesses say a group of people found the coffinally wrapped in trash bag. inside police say there was a bag filled with organs belonging to an infant or small child. >> the organs, i just can't picture that. i'm so sad that, you know, this happened. >> reporter: the discovery was made some time after 9:00 last night. chris names james was among the first to have a look. >> look straight out of thriller or something like that. we didn't know something going to pop out or eat us. we didn't know if something was a life in there. >> reporter: the lid of the coffin appeared to be pride open since the screws were loosened. >> we didn't want to open it we didn't know what was inside. toxic waist could be in the. anything. >> reporter: cops say the coffin seemed fresh and may have been taken from a funeral home or dug from a fresh grave. it was found across the street from cemetery. so police check it and another cemetery from the air with a helicopter but they did not find any fresh graves. >> disturbing. fresh disturbing. >> reporter: ca

vanessa, cab irful as you're walking through here. we've got homeowners now kind of trying to get out, now that it's light, trying to, you know, assess the damage. one thing that we found that i thought was pretty interesting is we have this sign her you know, it was flattened on the ground, thought maybe -- i'm going try to pick it up here so you can see what we're talking about. one of these road signs, this is irene way. we looked at it, and it's about 250 feet away. so this sign was probably thrown with the wind for about 100 feet. so just kind of gives you an idea of how strong these winds were, gusts anywhere between 65 and 80 miles an hour. so crews will be out assessing the damage a little bit later so. far we haven't heard about any injuries or fatalities, still trying to get more information, and we'll continue to see when we switch over to news channel 8 on "good morning washington." for now, back inside to you. adrianna: thanks for the update. the storm watch 7 weather team is always on your side. make sure you get our fre

thank you so much, angela and vanessa and christinia. season 3 premiers tomorrow. thanks so much for being here once again. >>> well, it was a souvenir for new jersey governor chris christie but the reaction from his fellow baseball >>> 3-2 is popped up. riviera giving a look at it. and a souvenir for chris christie. are you kidding me? >> new jersey governor chris christie caught a, well, it was a foul ball at last night's mets/cardinals game. he bought it bare-handed. that was great. he got a few high fives from the folks around him. however, the rest of the stadium erupted in boos. not everybody happy to see him catch that ball. >>> well, they are the first little league team from alexandria to win a state championship and now they're asking for your support. >> the intermediate 50/70 all-star team is hoping to raise $2,000 for the trip to north carolina. that's where the regional tournament is taking place. they leave tomorrow. the team has a gofundme page. it's already up, and it's already raised about three quarters of what they're asking for. if they win the

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