the march always begins in victoria park. according to the organizers, 510,000 protesters participated last year. many of them gathering several hours before the start. >>> in september, 2014, the world witnessed the so-called umbrella revolution. named after the way pro democracy marchers used umbrellas to protect themselves from tear gas. students and citizens occupied the streets for 79 days, demanding true universal suffrage. not one of their demands were met. the lack of change created a sense of hopelessness. pro-democracy groups disbanded and some residents began resenting activities that disrupted daily life. ♪ >> the annual ceremony to mark hong kong's return to chinese rule was a lavish event. 1200 guests from china and overseas attended. hong kong's chief executive ying was critical of prodemocracy faction and their revised electoral bill. he also reemphasized stronger ties with beijing. >> there has been no compromise towards citizens seeking genuine democracy or true universal suffrage. in this episode, we see wh

the march always begins in victoria park. according to the organizers, 510,000 protesters participated last year. many of them gathering several hours before the start. >>> in september, 2014, the world witnessed the so-called umbrella revolution. named after the way pro democracy marchers used umbrellas to protect themselves from tear gas. students and citizens occupied the streets for 79 days, demanding true universal suffrage. not one of their demands were met. the lack of change created a sense of hopelessness. pro-democracy groups disbanded and some residents began resenting activities that disrupted daily life. ♪ >> the annual ceremony to mark hong kong's return to chinese rule was a lavish event. 1200 guests from china and overseas attended. hong kong's chief executive ying was critical of prodemocracy faction and their revised electoral bill. he also reemphasized stronger ties with beijing. >> there has been no compromise towards citizens seeking genuine democracy or true universal suffrage. in this episode, we see wh

kerry craig posted a video to his youtube channel showing the man of steel flying around victoria parkells "action news" in order for superman to be in the correct position while flying he had to snap his head off and glue it back on at a different angle. tens of thousands of people have viewed this very cool video showing off the technology. and. >>> and finally if you are a fellow instagram fanatic, a department store heiress breaks down the insta dos and don'ts, rules to live and post by if you want to be cool. this is 29-year-old haley bloomingdale and she published her hard core instructions on vogue.com such as never post more than three photos a day with a few exceptions like your birthday, no collages, they're too like sixth grade scrapbooky. if your picture doesn't get more than 11 likes, take it down, it's not good. if you have fewer than a hundred followers hurry up and get what she calls cooler. don't post a hashtag tbt, throw back thursday before 9:00 a.m. she says it's just embarrassing. and finally, the hashtag fbf is a poor excuse for for getting to post your picture on

>> victoria: well, that would be an understatement. abby and i knocked it out of the park. >> victor: oh! >> victoria: you would have been so proud of us, dad. it was like we worked together for years. and you wouldn't even know -- >> victor: why did you not listen to me? i knew the two of you would work well together, except you need to follow instructions. >> victoria: what is that supposed to mean? >> victor: i told you to stay out of town. you put yourself and your sister in danger. did she come home with you? >> victoria: yes, dad. what were we supposed to do, hide out? i mean, we're newmans. we face things head on. >> victor: please sit down. under normal circumstances, i agree with you. but these are not normal circumstances.

thousands of people are streaming into at&t park but they are not there for a giants game. joel osteen and his wife victoria are holding an america's night of hope event at the park. the evening of praise and celebration starts at 7:00. they have the largest church in houston. >>> it's a potent drug that's getting more popular by the day. and people are literally blowing themselves up to make it. what the state is now doing to prevent more scenes like this. >> plus, deer are suddenly dropping dead along a popular walking trail and tonight, no one knows why. female announcer: right now at sleep train get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save hundreds on beautyrest. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. >>> this is what happens when an illegal drug lab explodes. tonight california is taking tough new steps to prevent catastrophes like this one in walnut creek last year. we have a report if you're caught manufacturing hash oil or other drugs in neighborhoods or near schools, prepare to spend a long time in prison. >> we're s

welcome to america's night of hope with joel and victoria osteen from at&t park in san francisco.to this special edition of america's night of hope. (applause) well god bless you! we feel very overjoyed to come to you from the beautiful at&t ballpark in san francisco, california. i'm with some of the finest people in all of san francisco right here. we love having you with us as well. i always start with something funny. i heard about this man. he called the church office and said, "i want to speak to the head hog at the trough." the secretary was offended. she said, "if you mean the pastor, then you're going to have to call him pastor. but you may not call him the head hog at the trough." he said, "well, fine but

welcome to america's night of hope with joel and victoria osteen from at&t park in san francisco. welcome to this special edition of america's night of hope. (applause) well god bless you! pwe feel very overjoyed pto come to you from the beautiful at&t ballpark in san francisco, california. i'm with some of the finest people in all of san francisco right here. we love having you with us as well. i always start with something funny. i heard about this man. he called the church office and said, "i want to speak to the head hog at the trough." the secretary was offended. she said, "if you mean the pastor, then you're going to have to call him pastor. but you may not call him the head hog at the trough." he said, "well, fine but i was thinking about making a $5,000 donation to your church." she said, "hang on, porky just walked in." (laughter) would you say it with me? this is my bible. i am what it says i am, i have what it says i have. i can do what it says i can do. tonight i will be taught the word of god. i boldly confess: my mind is alert. my heart is receptive. i will never be

and here, just over 100 miles from the breathtaking victoria falls, we arrive at hwange national park. a vast preserve the size of connecticut where cecil lived. his neighbors included these giraffes, zebras, and elephants. >> look at size of this guy. >> reporter: we've got a front row seat today to one of the most amazing sights you'll ever see, a group of about 50 elephants stopping by for a drink. incredible. but don't let the pretty as our guide dudley explained, this this place may be beautiful. >> we're standing here, i'm talking to you on the other side we've got animals coming. sometimes we get surrounded with animals that you can't even make it to the car. >> reporter: but it can also be deadly. >> see what i was saying? you see what i was saying? guys, i think we have to move. there's more elephants coming, okay, guys? let's move. >> reporter: let's move over. >> quickly, guys, quickly follow me. >> reporter: we were lucky to make it. and cecil was too. at least 67% of lion cubs don't make it to adulthood, dying of starvation, disease or infanticide when new males take over

park not for a giants game. pastor joel osteen and his wife victoria are holding their america's night of hope.ether for an evening of praise and celebration. the osteens' liquid church in houston is america's largest church with some 52,000 weekly attendees. the night of hope begins at 7:00. >>> a powerful typhoon with strong winds and pounding rain has slammed into taiwan. more than 160,000 people had to be moved to higher ground. brian webb shows us the damage left behind. >> reporter: typhoon soudelor slammed taiwan saturday with winds reaching 125 miles an hour. more than 40 inches of rain fell in parts of the country creating floods and triggering massive mud slides. more than three million homes lost power and rescue crews struggled to reach people stranded by flash floods. this woman says she is looking for her friends after a mud slide. at least 6 people are reported dead including an 8-year-old girl and her mother swept out to sea. the girl's twin sister is still missing. so far the strongest storm of the year soudelor has already weakened but it is still expected to bring heavy winds

welcome to america's night of hope with joel and victoria osteen from at&t park in san francisco.s special edition of america's night of hope. (applause) well god bless you! we feel very overjoyed to come to you from the beautiful at&t ballpark in san francisco, california. i'm with some of the finest people in all of san francisco right here. we love having you with us as well. i always start with something funny. i heard about this man. he called the church office and said, "i want to speak to the head hog at the trough." the secretary was offended. she said, "if you mean the pastor,

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vo iniciamos en el att park con el juego entre los gigantes y astros donde dos errores de picheo bastaron para que housto se quedara con la victoriaero y estan a cuatro juegos y medio del ultimo comodin de la nacional. lorena- ms --con boston fuera de la contienda...los ngeles es la candidata favorita del comit olmpico nacional take vo para competir por la sede de los juegos olmpicos de verano del aÑo 2024... --boston renunci a la candidatura olmpica por el escaso respaldo de altos funcionarios que citaron preocupaciones de presupuesto... --una vez que se tome una decisin final, la ciudad estadounidense deber competir con otras aspirantes internacionales como roma y pars... --estados unidos no ha sido anfitrin de los juegos olmpicos de verano desde atlanta en 1996. lorena - 3shot --elcielo se vi iluminado con una hermosa lluvia de meteoros. take vo --el espectculo espacial lleva el nombre de "las perse-idas" ... sto debido a los trozos del cometa "swift-tuttle" que cada 133 aÑos visita el planeta tierra. juan fran - cont. vo --de acuerdo con los expertos... el momento de mayor intensidad se vivi entre anoche y la madrugada de hoy.

park. take vo vo fue una tarde especial para el segunda base kelby tomlinson que pego su primer cuadrangualr en las grandes ligas y fue un grand slam en lo que termino siendo una victoriaos gigantes sobre los cachorros de chicago. ahora nos vamos con las jugadas gigantes de la semana. take sot no cg trt: 30 sec sot esta semana arrancamos con marlon los piratas en la profundo ante unica victoria del equipo en pittsburgh seguimos con madison bumgarner que se ha convertido en una amenaza doble con el bate y con el brazo. esta semana nuevamente pego a lo profundo. terminamos con el novato matt duffy que aprovecho el error del rival como todo un veterano para anotar una carrera para la causa gigante. gabriel ahora nos vamos a la major leauge soccer donde el dia de maÑana los san jose earthquakes buscan extender su racha ganadora a cuatro juegos consecutivos. cuando se enfrenten al galaxy de los angeles. take vo vo gracias a las tres victorias consecutivas los quakes se han puesto a solamente goles de tener un lugar en los playoffs de la "mls" por lo que el juego de maÑana es muy imporante. escuchemos a panameÑo anibal godoy miembro de los quakes. take sot trt: 15 sec outcue

park last night. it was not to see the giants. instead of cheering for base hits and strikeouts, people were applauding meg church leaders, joel and victoria olsteen. we have the details on what was called a night of hope. >> they wore crazy worshiper shirts and flew in from as far away from toronto for this event. >> when wecsaw he was coming to san francisco in august, we made it a family vacation. >> nearly a packed house in the park for people who are not lock for a home run, they looking for hope. >> it's a message that regular natures with a woman who drove from modesto. >> there is a path for you. for instance, i just lost my job. i'm okay with that because i believe a door closed and another one will open. >> how can we lift someone up and with god's help they can still fulfill their destiny. >> we talked with him before he took the stage. this is a sold-out event for a people spending 18 bucks for a chance to spoke in what some people call a prosperity gospel. >> i hope you know right now that god is smiling down on you. >> olsteen minute city operates on a $17 million budget. his personal wealth is estimated a the 60 milled. it i

park last night. it was not to see the giants. instead of cheering for base hits and strikeouts, people were applauding mega-church leaders, joel and victoria olsteen. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the details on what was called a night of hope. >> they wore crazy worshiper shirts and flew in from as far away from toronto, canada for this event. >> we have friends that live in san francisco and i have family in anaheim. when we saw he was coming to san francisco in august, we made it a family vacation. >> nearly a packed house in the park for people who are not lock for a home run, they looking for hope. >> it's a message that resonates with a woman who drove from modesto. >> there is a path for you. for instance, i just lost my job. i'm okay with that because i believe a door closed and another one will open. >> our message is how can we lift someone up and with god's help they can still fulfill their destiny. >> we talked with him before he took the stage. this is a sold-out event for a people spending 18 bucks for a chance to soak in what some people call a prosperity gospel. >> i hope you know right now that god is smiling down

park last night. it was not to see the giants. instead of cheering for base hits and strikeouts, people were applauding mega-church leaders, joel and victoria olsteen. we have the details on what was called a night of hope. >> they wore crazy worshiper shirts and flew in from as far away from toronto for this event. >> we have friends that live in san francisco and i have family in anaheim. when we saw he was coming to san francisco in august, we made it a family vacation. >> nearly a packed house in the park for people who are not lock for a home run, they looking for hope. >> it's a message that resonates with a woman who drove from modesto. >> there is a path for you. for instance, i just lost my job. i'm okay with that because i believe a door closed and another one will open. >> our message is how can we lift someone up and with god's help they can still fulfill their destiny. >> we talked with him before he took the stage. this is a sold-out event for a people spending 18 bucks for a chance to soak in what some people call a prosperity gospel. >> i hope you know right now that god is smiling down on you. >> olsteen's ministry operates

park offers additional research that he was able to step into his dissertation. i said let me go and see if we can do this because the heat is gone down there from victoria canada andwe will work together for the next three years and we hope the spectators together in kaliningrad our summer over there. so with that, manuel a moderate, start off. they we will save time for questions and answers towards the end of the session. >> well, thanks, mike. i want to thank the global interests george washington university for having us today. i think that this is a really fantastic event this would just highlight some of the issues that will be with us for the next three years as russia gears up, not only for the world cup but what would prove to be a year in russia in 2018th has putin will seek to be reelected for another term. so we will have two major defense taking place in russia in 2018. now about myself, i did my dissertation on the transition of football, classroom communism to capitalism. i looked at the period between 1987-2014. i would've liked to go further but they couldn't because you know, it's a history paper, you have to stop at some point. but what it made