into training so soon, other than vincent. he has goals he has set for himself that he has yet to meet. >> how i did at the olympics was great and all, but i still have my priorities. >> indeed, his sixth place finish exceeded most people's expectations of the 17 year old at his first games, but vincent, known primarily for his skill at jumping knows he needs more in his repertoire to achieve greater success. >> it's just hard when of focus that much on the quad. so i'm trying to make a huge change artistically. >> quadruple, wow, that's a lot. >> it was those quads that provided vincent with one of his most surprising post-olympic issues. president trump singled him out for being the first ever to land a quadruple. >> and he pronounced my last name right, he said "joe", which is rare. >> vincent says it is all a whirlwind for him, which is why the stars on ice show presented a pleasant diverse, a chance to perform not in front of judges but a supportive hometown crowd. >> you can hear the crowd goes wild for vincent. >> how m

vincent, can you expand on that for us? >> sure. there are about 11 million undocumented immigrants in the united states, and about 10% of them are people of asian descent. right here in san francisco, there are 10,000 undocumented chinese immigrants. so this whole narrative around immigration and undocumented immigration being a latino issue is really, again, i think something i think we have to look at more closely. the reality is that half of the asian american community is foreign born, that the same fear and bigotry that's targeted against undocumented immigrants are the same types of fear and bigotry that are targeted against legal immigrants, as well. and so i think we're seeing nationally this rhetoric that, you know, on the one hand, been about undocumented immigrants, but really it's about, you know, people who have not been part of the old notion of what it means to be america, which is a very white america. >> and talk to us about the importance of celebrating diversity and, in particular, asian american accomplishments.

luis vincente has dressed up for the occasion.one is equal in the eyes of god, a principle that father angel takes literally. is there really much difference between luis vincente and those effectively paying for his meal? father angel: look how often we cross the street to avoid the homeless. it's a problem the politicians can't solve. it's about human rights. it doesn't matter whether people have money or not. they need to keep their dignity. reporter: the volunteers who will be serving the poor their evening meal have arrived. >> they give you so much more than you give them, that's the way i see it. and they're so grateful. we may be fine at the moment. but any of us can lose our way at any time. we could easily be in their position tomorrow. reporter: just before 8:00, the tables are laid inside. the guests start to arrive. every place is assigned. for some it's a way back into society and the world of work. today there's been good news for luis. the city has found him a room. so that he can not just eat in dignity but live i

vincent, we are going to come back to you in a second. vincent juvyns of j.p.ment is staying with us. another look at the euro today. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: this is "bloomberg markets." i am mark barton in london. still with us from brussels is vincent juvyns. the big unknown remains at what level the 10-year yield is going to finish the yield their depending on the answer, how is that going to affect the rest of the asset class space? >> indeed, that is one of the key questions for this year, especially from offender mitchell perspective. there are many -- especially from a fundamental perspective. roughly one join dollars of u.s. treasuries issued this year, fedation near were up, the with normalization of its monetary policy, less foreign buyers of u.s. treasuries. so the pressure is there to push interest rates upwards. the fed, we have seen again recently, if we have a risk off environment, treasuries remain. the question is looking at the next 12 months, and the 10-year treasure and -- if it goes too quickly, this could increase the pressure on assets

this kid, 10-year-old vincent steel stand alone. vincent, idolizes umpires. >> something we are not used to, you know. so every fan we can get is a plus. last night. there was a time, somebody said put the kid in. >> vincent is such a fan of umpires. every game, he becomes one. he stands in the front row, here at the carolina mud cat stadium near raleigh. copying their calls and mimicking their moves. he gets so into character, it's hard not to play along. for example, on this day. the manager even came over to him. to report a lineup change. >> we thought it was a phase type of thing. >> these are his parents. >> two year phase at this point. >> they say it is not just on game days. it's virtually every day. >> at hem he stands in front of the dv. does the same routine. he sleeps next to baseballs, autographed by umpires. he even visited an umpire school. where he learned the proper way to call a strike. which apparently, isn't to say strike. >> the umpires saying. >> why do they say that? >> that's what we do. >> what is out. >> o

this looks like a vincent van gogh landscape. it's from a private collection. first time. and the scan reveals a vital piece of evidence. there is the head, the shoulders, the hands and legs here. it's an unfinished female mood of exactly the type van gogh painted. the artist was so poor, he frequently reused canvasses. jiri thinks it's the real deal, and it is a big moment. it was crazy feeling. when i seen it, i can believe it. because in your life, as a restorator, it is a really special moment. the scans, along with years worth of other evidence, will be sent to the vincent van gogh foundation. if they decide it is real, it will be only one of two full—sized van gogh paintings discovered in the last 80 years. the last one sold for almost £40 million. insight art scanning is just one of a battery of high—tech methods authenticating art. mobile apps can be used to track pictures around the world. artificial intelligence can be used to compare individual brush strokes. high frequency scanning can reveal minute imperfections. all in an effort to keep ahead of t

i'm so grateful to saint vincent because they saved my life. and i think every foster kid should have that exact same opportunity. and i'm just hurt and confused as to why anyone would want to remove that privilege from any child and to remove those opportunities and faith-based adoption agencies. >> martha: you were bounced around from a few foster homes and you said every time you got to one. you were separated from your siblings. every time you got to one you hopes this would be your forever family. >> correct. >> martha: when saint vincent entered the picture they put you and your siblings back together and that's where you saved, right? >> yes. >> martha: now you are working on a singing career. a light of it came from saint vincent and a lot comes from you. good for you. how does the law work here? because, catholic charities and all these faith based organizations have such a history of being foster parents. they take the burdennible off a lot of these cities, right? >> right. for a city with so much history the people in charge have sho

22 , 911th is vincent now? for now he is old is vincent now? for now he is six months old.king work. some have complex needs, like slow loris chin. he was kept as a pet, and vets hearsay are poured diet and lack of sunright caused him to develop bone disease. high! sorry to wa ke develop bone disease. high! sorry to wake you. so the loris is on the endangered list. poachers hunt them in the forest because they are quite cute. they have the big guys. in the south of thailand, all the jurors places, they are quite popular to bring them to take a photo to the tourist, and pay money for them. oh you poor guy! he wants to climb now. that give you some exercise. jim gets daily physiotherapy can and get used to the sunlight again. slowly he is condition is improving. in the wild these animals would hold on to their mothers throughout infancy, so they instinctively cling on to each other to rate —— try and recreate the warmth and security they would get from their parents. this is our baby, one male and one female. why does he want that one? don't try and steal it! the owner brough

the trophy held aloft by their captain vincent kompany. aloft by their captain vincent kompa ny.t is their third title in seven kompany. it is their third title in seve n yea rs kompany. it is their third title in seven years and their first and that body or. it is to make trophies for them this season after their league cup win in february. —— two. chelsea closed the gap on liverpool in the race for a champions league place, a 1-0 race for a champions league place, a 1—0 lead at stamford bridge thanks to olivier giroud's only goal of the game. we must he pleased because i think that we played a really good game. we needed the great commitment of the players to follow a plan and then we must believe it, to get three points, it would be easy but we must do this. —— want a.” three points, it would be easy but we must do this. -- want a. i hate the result but i am pretty much fine with the performance of. i am the one who knows really exactly what the boys invested so far and sol can't be disappointed because we tried everything today, we will fight again, the good thing is that now

join me in welcoming to the national press club former mexican president, vincente fox. [applause] >> thank you for your invitation. we are really glad to be here. i have to jump a wall. [laughter] to be here to defend first amendment. [applause] to be by your said on the important and strategic role that press plays in our societies and in full of the world. we experienced in some instances of our administration so many aggressive lies in yet i always said that nothing better for democracy and for freedom is having the press be free and right so we have a profound belief in this. but let me now speak a little bit about what is going on today. this is my personal view after 76 years and traveling around the world in learning and experiencing and what should we get at the summit and maybe to maturity but what is certain is you get that very special place of wisdom and that is a very special feeling and way that you reach only after years and years of experience. i see the world today three days that are crucial and in 2008 the last crisis that [inaudible] the whole of the

(mk)vincent pena, san jos"it's a little village on wheels." rachal hinojos, san jose"they take up almost the entire street by parking there." neighbors -- frustrated -- by these vans pulling up onto their street every day just after 3 oclock ... and parking here until morning.rachal hinojos, san jose"in the past year, it's gotten really bad." "they park on the sidewalk. no one can walk on the street anymore."michelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"she says it's gotten so bad she even fears going out to her own mailbox." rachel hinojos, san jose"my husband does that for me." vincent pena, san jose"it's just a nuisance. we can't walk on the sidewalk. we can't park here."according to these street signs -- people are allowed to park here between 3 and 10 ... but neighbors say people living out of their cars are barbecuing on the streets and leaving trash in their yards.ánatsá"how you doing brother? i'm pastor scott. i'm a pastor and i'm just asking maybe i can help you guys get soem stuff that you need."pastor scott wagers walked up baroni avenue on wed

vincent kompa ny fans at the etihad stadium on sunday.uddersfield. no goals for the fence to savour, but city are on course to make 100 points for the season. this is their third premier league —— premier league title in seven yea rs. league —— premier league title in seven years. you league —— premier league title in seven years. you never know league —— premier league title in seven years. you never know what is going to happen, you don't know. just prepare the team well and the title is a consequence of. this season, the previous season, now i am happy because we did it. in spain, it finished even between barcelona and real madrid at the camp microns us alone are unbeaten with three matches left to play. baker with three matches left to play. ba ker after with three matches left to play. baker after the best start, luis suarez giving them the lead, cristiano ronaldo equalised shortly after them barcelona were reduced to ten men. linnell massey gave barcelona the lead before gareth bale struck a fine equaliser. 2—2, the final score. ——

now, another story that's important is vincent nava who played in the 18 80's with the providence grays. he was mexican-american. he was presented as the spanish catcher of the providence club because to mark him as his actual mexican-american identity was -- was not present him of the high stuff stock of race to play in the major leagues but as a spaniard, he is being presented -- ok, he's acceptable. he's european. those are the kinds of stories that we can learn about how race categories were being used and manipulated to place latinos. i'll throw you one last example. he's not latino but he explains the story of latinos in baseball. but one of the best african-american players suffered exclusion in the 1800's told sporting life magazine, had i not been so dark i might have passed as spaniard of something of that kind. mere you have an african-american who understood how race was being manipulated in baseball in the united states. what that tells us there's a long history of latino partis nation in baseball. it's not just the dominicans who arrive but they're a larger part of our sto

sportsday was there, with pep — and captain vincent kompany. it is brilliant. it is amazing.gain, and have turned out in numbers. the fans are wonderful. we were allowed to win it with four weeks to go. the quality that they had, as human beings and players is outstanding. that is why we eat what we have done. —— did what we have done. celebrate winning city and millie today! what does it mean to you? coming together and prevent... what is it about city that you like so what is it about city that you like so much. they have been relegated, but they have come back up. they've got new managers, they have got new owners, and they have shown their strength of how good they are. owners, and they have shown their strength of how good they arem owners, and they have shown their strength of how good they are. it is amazing. white paper why were they so amazing. white paper why were they so good, this year? what was it that made them so good this year? absolutely amazing. now we start to enjoy this. this summer, believe me, we are going to see the world cup, good beer, good red wine a

here is guy vincent. town hall.com. and host of vincent and hart and a fox news contributor and jose, who is the former press secretary and founder of new tit for tat strat. good to have both of you here tonight. i think it is fascinating when you watch the course of this and see how deeply people go in their corner and i think, jose, sometimes put on blinders in terms of what is going on because they don't want to give the president credit for anything. when you look at individuals who were held in north korea freed and entering the country in the middle of the night. how is that something other than good news for all americans? >> sure, well, look. i am very happy they were freed and they are safe and home. look, this is in the end of the day what happens in the relations with north korea i give the president part wral credit and i will and south korea deserves credit with what happen and we have to wait for the supit. >> martha: back up just a moment. all of the criticism and it was a staged moment. there is stage cr

vincent depaul. we all work with the neighborhood, and we have been told by mr.onover that the homeless will be kind of solved by northbeat citizen, but they can't be. it is not an easy problem to fix. it is not that we're against the project. we for the most part believe it should eventually go forward, but in addition to appearing before telegraph hill dwellers, we are hoping the city will come up with a one or two-page plan perhaps with the police and telegraph hill dwellers and st. vincent depaul and north beach citizen that this is how we see 20 people living in the park and this where is they are going. they are not all going into shelters. they are not easy to be moved around that way. we just had a crime committed in the nearly adjacent park. perhaps you read about it in the paper. a woman sadly stabbed somebody else in the park, joe dimaggio playground. if we had the 20 people in washington square suddenly moved because of the park and closed to joe dimaggio playground, we need as a city buy-in from the community so we all agree this is going to happen a

captain vincent kompany doing the honours after his side drew 0—0 with huddersfield.season. it's their third premier league title in seven years, a first under manager pep guardiola. but be warned, he said he accepts the challenge of trying to win back—to—back titles!

from belfast, vincent kearney reports.ggarty he would normally have sent him to prison for 35 years. but his term was reduced because he agreed to give evidence against others he said were involved in those crimes and had been working as a police informer when most of them were committed. relatives of his victims were stunned when he was sentenced to 6.5 years. what is justice in this country? it‘s designed to look after the criminal. how can a man convicted of that many crimes be set free into society? lawyers for haggarty wrote to the sentence review commissioners saying he should be released from prison as soon as possible because of time already served. he had served just over four years. today was to be his last behind bars. it is just over three months since gary haggarty appeared in the dock at court to be sentenced for a huge list of crimes. two days ago the sentence review commissioners issued a decision saying he could be released immediately, but the prison service had the final say. this morning lawyers acting

deputies were led to 55-year-old vincent osullivan while investigating a bomb threat. they say he also threatened to set off a pipe bomb. >>> new developments with the golden state killer case. all four district attorneys involved met for the very first time to discuss how to prosecute joseph deangelo. he'sow accused of dozens of rapes and killings up and down the state. >> you charge him all at once with everything? how does that factor in? >> actually, it's not a difficult decision because first you look at what's in the best interest of the victims and their loved ones and then the st interest of the people of the state of california. >> the 72-year-old deangelo is eligible for the death penalty, but prosecutors haven't decided whether or not to pursue it. >>> lava is spilling from a new fissure in hawaii, the 15th to open. the president has declared a major disaster to provide aid for cleanup. week of volcanb activity on a hawaii's big island president donald trump approved a major disaster declaration late friday evening. protecting the residents over the next 30

david horwitz was not allowed to speak and vincent a fox was allowed to speak on the campus during all of this -- vincente fox was allowed to speak on the campus during all of this with no security fee and no curfew. ann coulter was not allowed to speak. uc berkeley, it turns out they had an unwritten policy which they told the students about. this was they said, their right for high profile speakers. they could make the rules. >> they changed it to a major events policy which is a more -- a nicer way of saying a high profile speaker. you have to go through a series of moves and they will tell you allender sewage -- alan dershowitz said on fox news that he was going to sue them and then urban chemerinsky, the dean of berkeley law school said i'm going to invite you personally. here's the interesting thing. if a professor invites a controversial speaker, none of these restrictions apply. it's only if a student group has the nerve to invite a controversial speaker that these rules apply. the department of justice filed a statement of interest from the civil rights division of the doj whi

. >> the suspect is vincent o sullivan.ayne friedman has the latest. >> it began with a pride flag stolen and tossed into the russian river. today a new phase beneath the new flag outside the sonoma county courthouse. has been symbolic from the start. >> every time he is in court i will be here sfl sheriff's deputies arrested him last week. today he pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor charges of stealing a pride flag from the county flag bowl pole in gunnerville and also to felony charges of a hate crime by threatening to blow up gay people, a grocery store and a sheriff substation with a biep bomb. >> it's a terrorist threat he did not take any action. >> both alleged crimes resonate disturbingly. hence a large group coming to court today. >> i'm happy the court recognized it's a hate crime. and that they're taking it seriously not just blowing it off. >> it's about a community. it's about people that have been and continue to be discriminated against. >> beth streets had lobbied with the county to place the flag in the squa

and one of them ended up being tossed into the russian river and deputies were led to 55-year-old vincent while investigating a bomb threat. they say o'sullivan set off a pipe bomb to harm members of the lgbtq community. >>> a clean-up operation under way at the white house over what's called an insensitive joke and a sex scandal that continues to get worse for the president. tara palmieri has the latest from washington. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time, the white house publicly addressing the callous remark about senator john mccain but still not apologizing. >> it was a joke. it was a badly considered joke and awful joke she said fell flat. >> made by kelly saddler in a closed door meeting that mccain's opposition to their nominee for cia director gina doesn't matter because he's dying anyway. mccain is battling brain cancer. >> this was a private meeting. it was clearly the leak designed to hurt that person. >> reporter: we're learning sarah sanders scolded her staff and in a private meeting on friday, she called the comments unacceptable but was more angered by the leak. some

if you are a special artist, like vincent van gogh or michael angelo's low emission video.hat this whole video is about. >> it's about puns. >> okay. >> but if you live in nevada and are traveling through it. it's a golf field. go exploring. >> the give away, where you can win a google home or amazon echo. you get to choose. >> you need the buzz word. you need to be run the years of age and a local resident. >> critic on rtm win. you can use facebook, twitter or both and each every day. >> so let's reveal monday's buzz word. >> go over to rightthisminute.com. click on name. >> good luck. everybod everybody. >> it's one of the biggest decisions of your life. >> i will have a grandbaby. >> picking a grandmother name is tough. >> i'm not quite there yet. >> watch grammy billion industry not going anywher anywhere. >> we all had a special name for your grandma, your grandpa. like my mom was known as nana. my dad papa. >> my parents na na. >> how can i help you? >> i will have a grandbaby. >> that's wonderful. i'm here to pick out your dprpd mother name. >> so this lady has gone

deputies were led to 55-year-old vincent osullivan while investigating a bomb threat. they say he also threatened to set off a pipe bomb. >>> new developments with the golden state killer case. all four district attorneys involved met for the very first time to discuss how to prosecute joseph deangelo. he's now accused of dozens of rapes and killings up and down the state. >> you charge him all at once with everything? how does that factor in? >> actually, it's not a difficult decision because first you look at what's in the best interest of the victims and their loved ones and then the best interest of the people of the state of california. >> the 72-year-old deangelo is eligible for the death penalty, but prosecutors haven't decided whether or not to pursue it. >>> lava is spilling from a new fissure in hawaii, the 15th to open. the president has declared a major disaster to provide aid for cleanup. >> reporter: after more than a week of volcanb activity on hawaii's big island president donald trump approved a major disaster declaration late friday evening. protectin

vincent gil works in the area.e says he is suprised to hear the illegal car show happened in this quiet town sotpleasant hill police lt. scott vermillion says a officers responded to a call about large gathering of vehicles sot one other driver was cited and vehicle towed as well. concor

you have vincent kompany. in midfield, de bruyne and hazard and up front lukaku.r. he has had an incredible season in the premier league. perhaps unlucky not to win player of the year. roberto martinez knows how important he is to belgium. de bruyne has been ajoy to belgium. de bruyne has been ajoy to watch evolving. not just season this. i took a strong role last campaign when manchester city didn't win any titles, but you could see how important he became and how vital he was in order to achieve what his club has achieved. that is a provisional squad of 28. a man who didn't get in, roma's nainggolan. yes, he has had a great season. he is 30 and reaching his peak. it is controversial. there he is. he has been left out and there are protests from some belgium fans. a very popular player. you know it is a good side when they can leave out somebody like that. it is a personality clash. a player in the list, batshuayi. he is the chelsea player. england play them in the third game and hopefully we are already through. spain have named their final 23. already through.

how old is vincent now? for now he is six months old.red list, isn't it? poachers hunt them in the forest because they are quite cute, they have the big eyes. in the south of thailand, all the tourist places, they are quite popular to bring them to take a photo to the tourist, and pay money for them. oh you poor guy! he wants to climb now. 0k! let's give you some exercise. the vet gives tien daily physiotherapy can and get used to the sunlight again. slowly his condition is improving. in the wild these animals would hold on to their mothers throughout infancy, so they instinctively cling on to each other to try and recreate the warmth and security they would normally get from their parents. this is our baby macaque, boonma and pearl, one male and one female. boonma! why does he want that one? don't try and steal pearl's! the owner brought her from the market, this means her mother was killed by a poacher. so sad. they have got each other now. they know they have each other, and that is a good thing for them. look at these sweet baby maca

this looks like a vincent van gogh landscape. it's from a private collection.xactly the type van gogh painted. the artist was so poor, he frequently reused canvasses. jiri thinks it's the real deal, and it is a big moment. it was crazy feeling. when i seen it, i can believe it. because in your life, as a restorator, it is a really special moment. the scans, along with years worth of other evidence, will be sent to the vincent van gogh foundation. if they decide it is real, it will be only one of two full—sized van gogh paintings discovered in the last 80 years. the last one sold for almost £40 million. insight art scanning is just one of a battery of high—tech methods now authenticating art. mobile apps can be used to track pictures around the world. artificial intelligence can be used to compare individual brushstrokes. high frequency scanning can reveal minute imperfections. all in an effort to keep ahead of the forgers. speaking of whom, welcome to david henty‘s house. there is a walter sickert in the spare room. a caravaggio at the end of the bed. oh, a fra

vincent norbert fears the downpours which have already flooded his field several times destroying his entire crop in the process. but that's why he took out a livelihood protection policy covering him for the maximum three thousand euros. his annual premium is three hundred euros. but whatever we are getting from it is really helpful for starting to really rehab the whole field because if not we would not how we would have to go to the bank and get the big lawn and we the banks normally don't really. give finance those kind of. very hard for us so the bank going to really like to finance them. to german government to supporting the pilot project with money from its international climate initiative fund. them to a team of experts is visiting from munich to gather experience and feedback. the unique aspect of this insurance model. is the satellite weather data alone decides whether or not and how much is paid to claimants. nobody is coming to look at your property to see how much damage if there was a lot of rain or a high wind speed the probability that you had a lot of damage is prett

over on c-span 2, former mexican president vincente fox will be speaking at the national press club in washington, d.c., live at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. and at 2:00 p.m. the senate homeland security committee will be looking at the issue of border security and central american migration live here on c-span 3. while we wait we'll show some of today's washington journal. >> joining us on set right now here to talk about federal funding for arts programs, two guests joining us, we're joined by henry donohue with vh 1 save the music foundation and eric bergen. to both of you, thanks for joining us. what brings you to capitol hill particularly when it comes to federal funding for arts programs? >> so vh 1 save the music our mission is restoring music programs in public schools around the country. in the last 21 years we have invested over $50 million of private funds in schools to bring back over 2,000 school music programs all across the country. most of the schools that we serve are title 1 schools, meaning that they receive federal education funding, they serve our most vulnerable childr

police arrested vincent o'sullivan. they believe he took the flag from a pole in april and another earlier this month. one was found tossed in the river. they found he made bomb threats against lgtb community. he's being held upon $50,000 bail. >>> houston, you have a problem. >> after the prokts worked the whole season for that home court advantage the warriors took it in game one. warriors started out slow but picked it up in the second half as we've done through the season. final score 119 to 106. game two is tomorrow night in houston. golden state will try to take a 2-0 lead in the series before heading home for games three and four. great to see, mike. >> yeah, it was. you're never more than seven minutes away from my forecast. best shot in the fourth quarter, almost tied like we've got it. a look at temperatures. start inland east bay mainly mid-50s. black hawk cooler 52. head up here where nobody lives but if you're hiking 46 degrees. south beach, the camera looking at western span of bay bridge. slight chance of

knol i want to meet sal from bozeman back home blood bones by vincent and social norms and inform them of old dead basic rights my name is them out of the home and they were absent. you can tell a lot about a society by its garbage. the first six worthless for the rich but for many people who go first there from each answer circle africa is among the most unequal regions in the world. could be lunch for today just like. our reporters travel to nairobi and more people know the true value of garbage. it has created a thriving parallel economy that's been completely ignored by the financial markets . what does all this mean for economic inequality around the world you guys are starting class war because the response to that statement should be yes we are starting to this won't be because retiring. destructed you could have the luck of the rich. and the trust an exclusive report starting june eleventh the w. this is news live from political paralysis in italy sparks talk of fresh elections the man tapped to become italy's stopgaps prime minister fails to secure support for his cabinet pick