of a action was taken over y the reasoniven l lt time wawas tt i was no ngerer a violation. so thihis point w whave to find complete o the t tnes of the residents federal reacted to that hass a lot. of the cosost to governmemes inin the justicece system. this i ihow we posted a recess.. is ann instruction we identify he's responslel. for the waste i'm w willing. to he they wanted. decicided to all m move to e hospitalal..o determine. ying every instance. thatat. was avaiailable t to its pls to see theonstruction funding easily three bob.lb. popocy online other.. so thehe real challenge.. but today we haveve an incredible resouource i in e film businesess. we really ststrange thihings vevery very hotot. into o old we counsesel inv. the public. veryry importatant they seee way to rise agagain it wawas we found the s source of t e way. cyri decisioion andnd but ie can about comompanies. that hades it resolve this trtrh whys it soso hd t to get t back to themem.. you cananouch it is this i . thirty compapanies are also starar athlete is s this is. cocountries which have a concer

whatat is forr sure, though, is that the complete mechanism of the e state wawas an operation h the e entire fleet rangingng frm helicopters to planes that drop water to navy vessels as well that were on patrol outside, trying to say people who had stop the fires. but emergency services had harrowing accounts talking about families. one especially seen of 26 people huddled together, including children, locked in an embrace as they waited for the fire. it's all extremely harrowing and what we are hearing, all the reports, we unfortunately -- it looks like we will be hearing more and more of these stories as emergency crews continue their operations. now, the fire spread incredibly quickly yesterday, taking people very much by surprise. just give us a sense of the areas affected by these wildfires. >> what we had yesterday were three main raging fires within the vicinity enclosed athens as well. the steadiest one, the central fire, was less than 30: mutters away from where i'm standing right now. the firefighters were all very spread thin, if you will. 120 fires were earning throughout

and itppppeareto me e at it wawas sothing g om another part of t t world but jusmumusic me.rings rk ''n roll back itsts ogin. he talki heads fnt men joinedo one sta last ye at a soldld-out concertrt. what wasas that experirience lie perfororming that iciconic songh the origiginal singer?r? >> o one of the rereasons why id the guts s to say to myself i iululd do the albumum is becaue wanted to dodo it on stagage ane how the public react.. it is such a an iconic album. you don't touch themem lightly d you betttter do it in n a placet people likike it. the reresponse was o overwhelmi. and en i went. at o point, i went tthee public a m my hbaband dve mee all th way. and i asd him, wld you le to comon stageith me, s ey lit up. so i came ck down n d i called him on sge. and he dropd d my microonone. microphone. the nit beforewe knew tt bettetework. >> the is a a nse of social disqet to o e song. do y youhink i it s relevance toy given the currtt litical climate? >>>> idoes. to remomove the anxieiety you feelel in the origiginallbu. the e anxiety in t the era of rn when it was unde

>> i love e the strength ofhe character, she wawas truly a susuperhero first t and a woman sesecond.n witith a female director, certainceneshere they went uppeleleg aninto h h but ack. why do wneneed tsee t ts? whwhdoes she have to bsesex object? >> whahais a filthat is gogood examame of what shoulde watching? theunger games did a good job of having a fememale protagonist that was not a sex objeject. the dodouble standarard was nott play, , they were wearing the se outfit. actction does not take in a vacuum m and is sendiding messag and reinforcicing messages o of broaderr society whwhich has widespreaead normalizization and acceptanceff women as sexex objects. hollywood can be better.r. hollywood tomomorrow can shifthe way we see the world regardidi gender and race stereototes. >> will thatat happen? >> no. hoywood wiwi not changee overnight anand without a a gret deal o of pressure.. wewe think peoplple and h hlywos driven by money but it iss noto, read by fefema protagoninist and byby male and f female co-o-leae more monon thaha films thaavave male protagonist weave had th data f

wawa is like a smog also. buffet is so much of should do just so warm that stuff it will give it which would do a good little for fun i just don't feel that it's just about selling out over the last two to people who. prepared the joint now we need to weld the pipes together. is still the most. valuable to what it's good. welding each circular joint is like docking the international space station. the third in full move for the full moon but. not for children overdo the food was good for the. kids you know the most difficult part of the. world is still. the bridge arches were built in curch and became a bit of a local attraction. residents come here at the weekends to watch the building process. and. for a change sell boy ottawa. for the bush. it's also become quite a popular hideaway forecourts incompetence. in the shots still doesn't have any wants to take. sightseeing they reduced it they had then that is racial. decided to take her shots face in my own hands and act as a matchmaker and. we're sitting here

she wawas taken a vevery the the malall reacted to ththas a lolot to say y on the parf the g government's in the justice syststem. this is how we p post a recs at t this is an i instructi. we identify y he's responsn. the way. i'm rereading this wng. she thehenly gonna object to all the hospspitals. in. laying everyry instance. itit's plain t to see the construction comomnies are responsible and we canandentifyhehem easily t three bokeh w was d invoices. the real difficultyy isseing shoulderhe waste has the size off in a lolocation b y doctoror policy y another. ththe real challllenge butuy we have an incrediblee resource in the film busineness. we really ststrange thihings very very farack.. little we counsel invololvig ththe public [inaudidible] vevery important the point wher weeoundnd the source ef the e waste in n 95% of c c. cycyril dececision and w wen about c companies. ththat it payss to get riddf this trarash whyst so hard to g get back to t them. cause it is this is. there a big c cpanies a a alalso star athlhlete is th. countrieies which on the consentt f for quality and t ini

. >> sandrdra says it wawas thrh muslim schoolfriendsds that se converted to islam. but when she began wearing the full face veil, she often encountered prejudice from other germans. her morroccan husband also started to feel uncomfortable in germany. then a friend of theirs advisesed them to jojoin i.s.d sent them a propaganda video. >> we e saw a video o in germ, you can go and live your islam, bodydy puts pressusure on you, d becacause of this wewe said we'. and d we'd go fromom tury to r q and the first two, threeee, for months we were thinkining, yeh it's true,e, you can live your islam, we e don't see anything bad. >> it was 1414 when the isislamt terror group took control of the syrian city y of raqqa. ththeye it the c capital of ththeir self-declared caliphat s setting up a reign o of terror. frfrome they planned attacks in other parts of the world. they enforced their extreme interpretation of islam with public beatings and executions. sandra says her husband soon started to have doubts. >> me, i didn't know anything because i i was at home e allh titime. an

every year i'm sure they dot except, wawa, not this year. >> hopefully they still manage to find something do with this but i have a hunch this year might be skip the bonfire. >> putting on makeup is heart enou -- hard enough as it is, right? >> tell me about it. >> hush. just need that eyeliner, right? but what about putting on makeup underwater. they have decided to try their earth sill low look. >> ter o iik l littlee mermaid. >> they're pretty intrigued at the fact that she could put her makeup on so flawlessly under the water. >> they do understand it was animated, right? >> well, there's a lot of things you have to thinking about when you put on makeup under water. >> breathe, seeing, you know. >> these ladies have got to get to it and salon goes first. she's transforming herself into ursula. it's going really, really well. >> you know, ursula has a line in the song that goes poor unfortunate soul. that's how i would describe that look. >> oh, no, there's no way. >> and now the part that we all know ursula for. >> she did well, actual. >> i all right. chrissy's going try the powdered

. >> i'm barbara wawa. >> thank you, thank you very much. you're beautiful. you're beautiful.he tv set, because you knew something insane might happen. >> live, live. >> live from new york! >> partly because it was live. partly because you knew television was now in the hands of the television generation. ♪ >> and these were kids in quotes who just might do anything. >> yes, having sex with women, the president within these very walls. that never happened when dick nixon was in the white house. >> it was counter television. that's partly what made it attractive. >> no problem. >> every one of their episodes became worthy of talmudic study, if that's the word. >> when i hosted, loren called me into his office and said, "you realize the kids are the stars." the host wasn't nearly as impactful. >> that's not quite it. uh -- >> because the thing was all the rage. >> they called themselves the not ready for primetime players. not because they felt they weren't good enough, but because they felt they were too good. >> good evening, i'm chevy chase. and you're not. >> chevy chase bec

even though we've got a nice speedw wawa waway back home in . the kansas speedway. i drive fast.decent job. >> jimmy: do you rack up a lot of speeding tickets? >> not anymore. i deal with my mortality as being a parent to a degree. but as a teenager i sped a lot back home. we did a lot of driving in kansas in the suburbs. and didn't get in a lot of trouble, so speeding was my thing. >> jimmy: speeding was your thing. when you say you would get tickets, how many tickets did you get as a teen? >> oh, boy. maybe double digits. >> jimmy: really? for real? >> yeah. and again, i'm not going 120 in a school zone. it was always going like 30 miles over -- you know, 85 instead of 55. but what i was really bad at was -- >> jimmy: you know that's a lot of tickets to get. >> it's a lot of tickets. >> jimmy: it's almost to the point where they should take your license from you. >> yeah. they can. they're more than welcome to it now. [ laughter ] we've got a subway system. the good folks at lyft and uber are figuring their stuff out. so we're all right. but i got a lot, and i would never pay t

i wawas on the next flight to phoenix the following morning. i went straight from the airport to lianna's house. that office is right in front of her house and then back at the office, we hadad our great teamf researchers and reporters really start digging in to thiss property, the history of the property. mvm, ththismarch, private contrtractor, signed a five-year lease. this is one month before attorney general jeff sessions announceces zero policy. in june when we start hearing reports of separated -- of children being separated at the border, that is when lianna and her neighbors first started seeing children. they told me they had no idea that these could have been immigrant children. they thought mayaybe these were justst children who are bebeing trafficked for some kind of work and who are being abused. they then see the reports of immigrant children. president trump then canceled his own policy of separating families at the border on the 20th of june. two days later is when neighbors reported seeing g all of t the n loads of children lea

itasee that wn ett wawa we were able m,w the field flood,eadeth t ahn now. youme'v y th witbac ms w to nhetarp the to.'s theseat in thep ks brihowut ok tng fro thee m all o we have mtrite ikee'un.