we cannot even see them in >> williams: and so, you grew up in iran... >> fayyaz: yes. >> williams: . yes. >> williams: ...an israeli conductor. >> fayyaz: yes. sure. we don't even know that he's israeli. it's all about the music. ( laughs ) ♪ ♪ >> williams: they are accomplished young musicians who get to practice and perform in a new concert hall designed by architect frank gehry. but the music is only part of what barenboim wants them to learn here. do they also discuss politics? do they argue with each other? >> barenboim: oh, yes. yeah. oh, yes. all the time. all the time. and they should. and i don't expect them to agree on the pol... i expect them to agree on the music. >> williams: are there also love affairs? do some of the israeli players... >> barenboim: i'm not supposed to know about that. >> williams: i'm sure you do, though. ( laughs ) did... does it happen? >> barenboim: it must be very exciting to fall in love with the enemy. you should try it maybe one day. ( laughs ) ♪ ♪ >> williams: there's chemistry in the rehearsal rooms, too. just listen to this ensemble. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

stephen williams: is that appropriate? vicky: the day he asked this long-time rider to turn down the volume on his phone. stephen williams: "i love sex. i love it by the pound." do you hear what he's saying? it's not appropriate. and this is a conversation that we've had before. vicky: a conversation they've had because williams says he's tried to be a mentor to this rider, even giving him his phone number. stephen williams: just human nature. you see somebody like that, you wanna kinda help him. vicky: how long had you been friendly with him? stephen williams: off and on, probably about two, three years. vicky: when the rider refused to turn down his phone, williams asked him to leave. stephen williams: i have a passenger who's refusing to get off the bus... vicky: but it didn't end there. williams says 30 minutes later, and over the weekend, the man texted him: "i'd love to be able to kick your-- myself for the bull you just pulled." and: "watch your back. i've been looking for you." stephen williams: i had been threaten

in attendance, an artistic teenager, william t.key. >> the first time he went to the circus, he fell in love and he wanted to be there every time he had an opportunity. >> what do you think the thrill of it was for him? >> he loved the clowns, the popcorn and the cotton candy, and the music, and just the whole atmosphere. >> it's no surprise william is captivated. >> ladies and gentlemen... >> this is, after all, the golden era of the circus. >> it was a really huge event. i mean, schools would shut down. businesses shut down. >> joe colossa, former ringling bros. trainmaster. [ whistle blows ] it was the great american family outing. >> absolutely. >> tight-wire act. >> i mean, disney world didn't exist back then, so, in a sense, disney world came to them. >> this fascination with the big top sparks a curious hobby with a small-but-avid following -- circus model building. enthusiasts even start their own >> the circus model builders association of america. >> with five members? >> oh, more than that. several hundred. >> really? in

president william mckinley asked him. he sort of there.created a constitution for a grateful people and extended the bill of rights to the philippine people because he thought have to be educated in order to be ready for the duties of citizenship. what he wanted to do was be on the supreme court. roosevelt offered him a supreme court justice ship and his wife becausede him refuse she wanted him to be president instead. she went to the white house under president harrison and said, i hope to marry a man who will be president and he said i hope you will and he is in ohio. she is pining for him to join washington. she thinks the supreme court will sideline him. the turned down the offer of this court seat with reluctance and it distinguishes himself in the philippines and becomes secretary of war where he is an administrative marvel. henry stetson, the circuit as secretary of war under president taft and, result, hoover, and truman, said taft was the greatest administrator of the mall. he was good -- of them all. he was still effective as sec

of princeishermen william sound. that was, should they hire out their boats to work on the cleanup for exxon? and they decided they just couldn't, but there were others who could, and it provoked and divisions. and those who did, they were pillionaires, because they were making millions off the spill. so it cost a great deal of division. there was a creation of a citizens advisory council. and there were increases in every form of the family and social dysfunction than you can imagine. there was more drinking, more suicide, more divorces, more family violence, everything bad that can happen to a small, one-industry society happened to those people in prince liam sound. host: how long did it take until the cleanup was completed? the cleanup was intensive in the first year and continued in the summer for another year or two and was then discontinued, because there was not much left. even today, there is some oil under some beaches in prince william sound, not a lot, just a few thousand gallons, but it is a testament to

william was there. baldwin was living on william's property at the time in connecticut. william and rose stiren, would later go onto write confessions of turner and -- and sofi's choice. they established -- the stirens and the kennedys established a friendship which lasted till today, robert kennedy and his family and ted kennedy as well. john glenn was there, the hero of the hour, he sat at mrs. kennedy's table. he had just orbited the earth. anyone who wanted to talk to john glenn would soon run for the senate for ohio for the first time, lester pearson, canadian liberal party leader, won nobel peace prize on suess crisis, he would be elected prime minister of canada the following year. robert frost was there, he was 88, he was a magnet all evening for people. of course, frost was -- had become famous for his reciting of the gift outright poem in inago intraiciÓn -- inauguration and president kennedy would send him on a mission, cultural affairs mission to the soviet union. katherine anne porter was there, she had written one novel, she mostly wrote short stories but h

williams‘ i°y and it proved to be tough. williams‘ joy in san jose and it proved to be tough.this in the match, only success. konta on against the 23—time grand slam champion. the first set disappeared in a matter of minutes. williams was far from the powerhouse that reach the all england club final just powerhouse that reach the all england club finaljust over two weeks ago, and konta took full advantage. the wind for the british ten were once sealed in under an hour, the worst defeat of williams‘ career, winning just one game. konta can takea career, winning just one game. konta can take a lot from this result, but maybe not too much. the grand slams remain the place to beat serena. alex gulrajani, bbc news. celtic continue their bid to reach the champions league group stage later. they‘re in norway for the second leg of their second round qualifier against rosenborg, which they lead 3—1. alasdair lamont is in tronheim for us. the city of tronheim is familiar territory for celtic. we visited on champions league business last season, 364 days ago, to be precise, and they emer

william: yes. i think i don't understand something because what you just i don't know why the hamilton awareness group would hate you for that. what is that nonsense, or my just a hopeless capitalist? william: i was just kidding if i said -- when i said i don't know if they're speaking to me after this. my take on hamilton is obviously critical. there's nothing necessarily bad about it. -- i wrote the whiskey rebellion is my first book and how it plays a major role. it comes out of everything i was just talking about that i don't have time to talk about in detail today. some people said to me i finished that book and i hate that guy. i hate him. i thought, well, that was not my intention. find him aou could frightening in some ways and overly intense. you might not subscribe to his vision for the country and a lot of people than it did not. i do not hate him. i think sometimes major enthusiasts, i am not saying this about some people at all. here i am. i do think some of the big enthusiasts at the

ahead of that tournament controversy over a clothing choice by serena williams. maya rodriguez has what serena is saying now. >> reporter: at the u.s. open today serena williams tamping down the commotion over a cat suit. >> i'm sure they would -- we would come to an understanding and everything would be okay. >> reporter: the head of the french tennis federation caused a stir this week when he took issue with a black nike cat suit williams wore at the french open earlier this year. in a published interview bernard said some outfits had gone too far, adding specifically about williams' outfit, it will no longer be accepted. the place. the comments unleashed an angry outpouring. tennis great billie jean king saying the policing of women's bodies must end. a cat suit on the court is nothing new. ann white wore one at wimbledon back in 1985. more than a fury over fashion, williams says the compress outfit had a medical purpose, helping prevent blood clots that plagued her after giving birth to her daughter, alexis, last year. at the sight site of the u.s. open in ne

people had to be reminded he had been divorced, the only had to go to william loeb and the new leader, who famously wrote on the front page, rocky is a wife's whopper. the national press, which we are getting to be interesting -- interested in this guy loeb, said but you have been married before. loeb said yeah, but i am not running for president. what those people and very few people knew at the time was that william loeb had been married three times. they also did not know is that when nixon decided he was going to run, which was 1967, was first hired a young guy patrick j buchanan. one of the first orders of business for pat by nixon was to go up to the north shore of massachusetts and try to win over this guy bill loeb. so, pat went, became great friends with both bill and mackey loeb, became such funds that when romney is out and there is a right and effort being staged in 1968 by bill's buddy hugh greg for rockefeller, pat buchanan writes a piece called nels the knife, which says rockefeller trades in his republican friends. he cut out romney, he cut of javits, etc. this piece a

the worst defeat of williams‘ career, winning just one game.from this result but maybe not too much. the grand slams remain the place to beat serena. on amazing results for her there. celtic are safely through to the third qualifying round of the champions league after a goalless d raw against rosenburg. brendan rodgers‘ side led 3—1 from the first leg and despite the norwegian champions having the better of the chances, they couldn‘t score, so celtic go through to face aek athens in the next round. the football association is considering a bid to host the world cup in 2030. the last major tournament played in england was euro 96, which came 30 years after the country hosted it‘s only world cup, in 1966 of course. and after the success of this summer‘s world cup, the fa have announced that they want gareth southgate to stay on as england manager beyond 2020, when his contract expires. england made the semi—finals in russia, and fa chief executive martin glenn said he was "the definition of the modern manager we want". he certainly looked modern

williams wore the now infamous suit in may during her first tournament since giving birth.it was designed to prevent blood clots. speaking before the u.s. open here in new york, williams responded to the catsuit controversy. >> i've since found other methods, and when it comes to fashion, you don't want to be a repeat offender, so it'll be a while before this even has to come up again. >> well, the french tennis chief says the catsuit went too far but tennis legend billie jean king responded saying, quote, the policing of women's bodies must end. >> let her wear that catsuit. r. hawaii now the little league world champions. let's give them some applause. the team from the aloha state shut out south korea 3-0. the hawaiians hit the very first pitch out of the park and never looked back. it's hawaii's third little league title. >> aloha is right. >> here we go. >> yeah, hey, congrats, guys. >>> up next in "the pulse," america's favorite apple is dethroned. >>> also, the record smashing sale. why this car sold for more than $48 million. >>> plus, the fan's request that stopped

. >>> wendy williams joins us live in the studio. how you can see her at some point and we're getting answers to your burning questions. >>> hello and welcome to mornings on 2 the 9. this is august 28, 2018. we're excited because wendy williams will be here in person. but she followed us on twitter. >> yes. you get that alert. i was like, i'll follow them. >> that started out as a six week chance and now she's celebrating ten seasons. >> and she started on she bring television. so we'll ask her about that. do you have anything in particular that you're going ask her? >> i want to ask her as good as it seems. she appears to enjoy every minute of what she's doing. my mom said, she gives good advice. my -- my mom feeling the same way with me on something like that. >> we'll get to her in a little bit. firefighters investigating suspicious fires in -- and pittsburgh. a grandmother and grandchildren in a nearby apartmeapd by one o fires. alisa harriet boun alisa harrington is there. >> reporter: a little girl and her grandmother had momen

the one he -- breaks are what williams cannot afford these days.ah sent his draft stock tumbling. many accused him of quitting on the team. >> we're football players, but we're also real people. a lot of people don't realize that. when i did step back, they just saw it as he quit on his team rather than he needed to do something to alleviate whatever stress he was going through. >> reporter: the source of the stress is tattooed on his arm. it had been 11 years since his baby sister kylie passed away from a heart condition. she was 7 years old. williams was 13. >> myocarditis is a quick illness that happened with the heart that doesn't pump enough blood, so it can shut down the rest of the organizants besides the brain -- organs besides the brain and basically just got mistreated. that night i took care of her. she passed away in my arms. i guess i didn't grieve the right way. so e thing i was trying to put all inside got let out. >> reporter: williams was left depressed and unmotivated even with a possible nfl opportunity in sight, but meeting and

williams noted she is having fun getting to know the bay area.sot: serena williams, tennis player// " sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "the tournament continues on wednesday. in san jose ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (ken)the carr fire burning in the carr fire (ken) (ken)the carr fire burning in redding now considered one of the most destructive fire in the state's history. coming up: we hear from a nurse who lost her home but continues to work. (grant) and next: a bystander killed in a police shooting in los angeles. what the chief is saying tonight after the shocking body camera video was released. ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. chase. make more of what's yours. (grant) the los angeles police department is in damage control mode... after bodycamera video released today shows an innocent bystander killed by police gunfire.(ken) off

this is william. >> i don't want to give him back. >> how old is william?his shirt, nbc stands for no boy's cuter. hi, little one, it's your big tv debut. >> he's like whatever. >> thank you for coming to see us. thank you, little one. >> he's only two months? he's so alert, holding his head up so well. >> i can't believe that. hi. >> all day long we could look at little william. all right. thanks, you guys. bye-bye. >> our hearts can't take that. >> i immediately came out to the plaza, and i was holding him, and i didn't want to let him go to come over here. i'm glad he was our crowd moment. >> there you go. >> it's over now. >> she needs a birth cloth. >> that's how it starts. >> bring on the nostalgia, traveling back in time to show you how everybody's favorite fashion trends are making a big comeback this season. >> were those a favorite? not mine. we'll tempt sweet truths with decadent breakfast options, cinnamon roles and doughnuts. >> doughnuts. >> plus paw-ternity leave, the unusual benefit a growing number of companies are rolling out to new pet pa

william henry harrison delivers his inauguration speech. a storm comes through washington, d.c., pouring down rain. during the speech in that rain william henry harrison 68 years old comes down with pneumonia and dies one month later. unbelievable clay says. now, john tyler is president. totally not what we planned, clay says. well, that's okay, we're -- i

william we saw those reactions coming immediately after the news of mccain's death and from both sides of the aisle what have people been saying yeah the outpouring of condolences can really be summed up by two of mccain's most frustrating of honan's the ones that kept him from being president opposite sides of the aisle george w. bush in two thousand and barack obama in two thousand and eight and i think that bush's statement actually really said it best when he wrote his a library website some lives are so vivid it is difficult to imagine them ended some voices are so vibrant it is hard to think of them still and that really was john mccain this massive presence in u.s. politics regardless of where he stood on a particular issue or others stood on him he was a navy pilot p.o.w. torture survivor congressman senator presidential candidate the list goes on it's really an exhausting c.v. and that's what barack obama's statement focused on he talked about how little in common he and mccain had but he still said for all our differences we shared a fidelity to something higher which of cour

williams said afterward she's still early in her comeback after giving birth to a child. now the tournaments in cincinnati is a key warmup event to one of the biggest tennis events in the world the biggest tournaments u.s. open that's coming up later this month and it's here that even the very best players sometimes need reminding that preparation is indeed everything. you. say is slightly sheepish nick curios the australian who needed a volunteer to fetch his match shoes they're different apparently from his walking onto the court shoes curios lace them up the nine some nifty backhanders and strong serves to win in dramatic fashion over american dentist with six seven seven five seven six. well as europe basks in the heat wave one good way to cool down is a dip in the sea a swimmer from england has taken that idea to a challenging new level edgeley has broken the world record for the longest stage cease we're managing incredible seventy four days out in the atlantic swimming along and he's not done yet on the summer outings hoping to swim all or all the way around britai

issues involve that with serena williams, you have someone with a voice, serena williams, who has a wayach people and brings people into a conversation who otherwise might be left out of the conversation. sports is this great common denominator. now it's bringing us to the issues in a meaningful way. >> i so want to see serena williams on the cover of "marie claire" again. i want to see her grace the pages of your magazine and see any conversation that you would have. what's your -- what's your, i don't know, message to serena today? >> just thank you. thank you from me and from all the new mothers out there. and thank you for sharing an -- sharing it on instagram. there's a lot of talk about fomo and how everyone's lives look beautiful on instagram. >> yes. >> for her to be honest and raw on instagram is really powerful. >> great to see you guys. thank you. great to see you, christine, elizabeth. thank you both. >> thank you very much. >> thanks, serena. >>> coming up for us, president trump says he just slapped iran with what he calls the most biting sanctions ever imposed. iran's lea

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away for matching margaret courts all time record of twenty four wins well it won't be easy for williams the six time champion of the tournament due to her drop in the world rankings here's a preview now of this year's final grand slam. since making her return to tennis after the birth of her daughter serena williams has admitted to struggling with post-partum emotions but she's still considered by many a serious threat on the court despite her plummet in the rankings at wimbledon in july she reached a final showing evidence of a resurgence after missing the last u.s. open serenus back this year seeded seventeenth williams has a very tough bracket to get through she could face her sister venus and current number one simona halep defending champion american sloane stephens has welcomed the return of serena i think her being that is very special the matter of what she's ranked no matter what she says it is she's always obviously going to be the best so i think that her i think that is that it was special and it's great in american tennis it's really flourishing at the moment so i'm especia

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williams and her journey back. open we are seeing serena williams and herjourney back. support women coming back after time?|j think sport can better support women coming back after time? i think sport is still learning about it. particularly when i came back after having my son it was a known for my team. my physio and my coach were kind of like, what is the process now? how do we start back into training? it was very much a learning process. in recent years, the likes of serena williams and laura kenny and the other athletes who are deciding they do not have to finish their career and have their family and find another direction, you can step back into sport. the more women who do it and talk about it and share their experiences, the better, because it can help other women who hope to achieve it as well. when serena williams came back at the french open she had issues with the blood clotting. at the weekend over the french open they said they would not accept what she had to wear next year. is that unfair? i don't know all the details of the suit that she wore, but ev

rallied to take the second to give it over serves though too much for williams the czech coming out on top in the third step is set to advance williams said afterwards it's still early in her comeback after giving birth to a new. well zero basks in a heat wave one good way to cool off is a dip in the sea a swimmer from england has taken that idea to. very challenging new height ross edgeley has broken the world record for the longest stage cease when managing an incredible seventy four days out swimming in the atlantic and he's not done yet on the summer outing he's hoping to swim all the way around britain that's thirty two hundred kilometers actually set off in his epic journey on the first of june he swims six hours and then rest six hours on his support boat swimming at night is the toughest the no incidents a horrible one but even then shouldn't it's in that period where a ball not copy once you come out the wall all the way down the net and then sort of just do it with the war and the guys doing the east three meeting i've ever found i. actually has faced many obstacles he's b

william steiner was there. by the way, living on his property at the time and connecticut, william styron and was diving with her and they later go on to write confessions of nat turner and sophie's choice. that kennedy for the first time, this.list a friendship, which has lasted until this day that john kennedy and his family, robert kennedy andnd his family and ted kennedy as well. john clinton was there, the hero of the hour. he adjusts orbit off the earth and everybody wanted to talk to john glenn whon would soon run for the senate or ohio for the first time. lester pearson was the canadian liberal party leader was fair. he had when the notebook grease prize for his work on the suez crisis and he would be elect the prime minister the following year. robert frost was there. of course frost had become famous for his reciting of the palm of the maturation in 1961 and president kennedy coming in now, a couple months was sent into russia onm a special missin to the soviet union. catherine porter was fair. one no

venus and serena williams face off tomorrow.e first meeting since last year's australian open. and back then she was pregnant. >>> green bay qb aaron rodgers has agreed to a four-year contract extension worth a record $180 million. not bad. those are our top stories on this thursday, it's august 30th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> that is not a bad contract at all. >> no, it isn't. that's a lot of cheese. >> we need all of our agents to chat, right? >> we were talking about odell beckham jr. being the top paid player. >> didn't last long. >>> we're going to begin with the ugly start to the florida governor race. >> it's been little over 24 hours since the white republican and black democrat won their primaries. their contest is seen by many as a referendum on national politics with one candidate far to the left and the other far to the right. >> and it's sure to be even more intense. victor oquendo is in florida. >> reporter: just hours after andrew gillum became candidate for governor, his opponent ron desanti

reporter william brokaw for many thanks indeed. well zimbabwe's new president emerson and god has taken the oath of office following the country's disputed july election win and god was inauguration in the capital harare comes a day after the country's constitutional court upheld his narrow election victory the results have been contested by the main opposition party which claimed the vote was rigged speech and god was called on them bob wayne to put aside their differences and to work together towards rebuilding the country's economy. or one. will d.w. correspondent privilege move on healy attended the swearing in ceremony we asked him whether m.d.c. opposition leader nelson chamisa threat to hold more protests could undermine the president's new term. this decision is only going to be decided on when is the when they meet is the initial consul but critics also saying that he will be shooting himself in default if he's going to do that because already the zimbabweans are beginning to warm up to the judgment that was passed on frid

nbc's pete williams has the details. >> reporter: it's been an open secret that don mcgahn planned to step down after the senate votes on brett kavanaugh who mccann is shepherding through atio ocess for the supreme court. but it was a trump tweet today that revealed he'lled leaving in the fall. later, words of praise. >> don mcgahn is a really good guy, been with me for a long time. >> reporter: a white house official says mcgahn did not know this morning's tweet was coming but was not angry about it. he's been the primary white house contact for the mueller investigation. it was revealed ten days ago that mcgahn spent 30 hours answering mueller's questions for investigators. today the president said he wasn't upset by that. >> i had to approve it. >> reporter: it wasn't clear that the president knows what mcgahn said. now 50, mcgahn has been part of the trump inner circle for two years. >> it's been a privilege to be part of a presidential campaign that was successful and to have the honor of being named counsel to the president of the united states. >> reporter: he's behind the admi

williams has been praised for so openly addressing the issue.and tottenham striker sarah wiltshire is mum to 18 month old alexa—rose and returned to playing just weeks after giving birth. i was playing for yeovil at the time and living in hertfordshire so it was a very long journey. so notjust training but the journey took up a lot of my time and i was away for quite a big part of the day and then obviously i would come back and she was asleep so i did feel i was missing out on those days that i was training. so that was hard. missing out on those days that i was training. 50 that was hard. from within training. so that was hard. from within the sport as well i guess you need clubs and fellow athletes to be very understanding of your situation and you still want to further your career, obviously motherhood important as well. to be honest it is not very common in women's football. there are a few of us with babies that comeback but a lot also wait until they have finished their career. you found it tough going back and balancing your career as a

we've got ted williams on the phone. just heard peter doocy report that basically what the police there have done is to create a path for the white supremacist, white nationalist protesters to go through as planned. and you have an unexpected, and unexpected amount of counter protesters to show up. given what happened last year, perhaps that's not so surprising. what you think police are doing and it seems from my perspective, you tell me. that they are trying to keep them separated? let them go on as planned and then what happens? >> absolutely. police officers are very much in control here. they have alternative plans in place. what you're having here is that law enforcement is attempting to allow the white nationalist and their minority togroup to conduct their demonstration. they are trying to keep it separated. there's a great deal of tensio . as you know, there are 3-40 demonstrators that are clearly outnumbered by the more peaceful individuals were not white nationalists. so these are contingent plans that the dc

williams gave birth to her daughter last september.e said she's having difficulty striking a balance between being a mother and being a professional athlete. she added, "it's totally normal to feel like i'm not doing enough for my baby." williams said that she was in a funk last week when she suffered the most lopsided defeat in her career. >>> well, still to come, facebook digs deeper into your privacy. how the social media giant is reportedly working to get your banking information. , we really pride ourselves on making it easy for you to get your windshield fixed. >> teacher: let's turn in your science papers. >> tech vo: this teacher always puts her students first. >> student: i did mine on volcanoes. >> teacher: you did?! oh, i can't wait to read it. >> tech vo: so when she had auto glass damage... she chose safelite. with safelite, she could see exactly when we'd be there. >> teacher: you must be pascal. >> tech: yes ma'am. >> tech vo: saving her time... [honk, honk] >> kids: bye! >> tech vo: ...so she can save the science projec

it is the worst defeat in william ‘s career.m ‘s remainder placed to beat serena williams. everton have announced the signing of a player from barcelona. the 25—year—old joins on a five—year deals for £80 million. he has 21 caps for france. he was on standby this summer. this is the second major signing of the summer. is the second major signing of the summer. just over a week to go until the premier league kicks off and two contenders were in preseason action overnight in the champions cup. totte n ha m overnight in the champions cup. tottenham got their only goal. they beat ac milan in minneapolis. manchester united also one. they had a 2—1win over real madrid and miami. you would thinkjose—maria newell would be cheered up. he was not happy at all. the labour leader jeremy corbyn has apologised for the "concerns and anxiety" caused after he hosted an event where speakers compared the actions of israel in gaza with the holocaust. mr corbyn said he didn't accept or agree with such views. he said he'd appeared alongside such spea

this is a big reason why williams recommended costco two years ago.look at the chart which shows the action of costco in black and the linkage between costco and the dollar index which williams projects out an additional three months. in other words, this is williams' work this is not the actual chart it's a prediction. william predicts a downturn in the dollar and thinks that will translate into a downturn in costco's stock what else? check out the next stock it's interesting this is the williams cot indicator. it's not like mattress firm. this is commitment of traders. this is a tool that helps figure out whether big institutions are buying or selling. after a monster run in costco stock, the williams cot has come down hard. look at this you would expect that to be going higher that's indicating that the big boys right now are selling into this as one more reason to believe that the stock could be primed for a bit of a sell-off here i was shocked when i saw, this because i am so used to seeing that indicating that well, williams says it's time to ri

first, on the civil services commission under william mckinley's presidency. then on theodore roosevelt's commerce and labor commission. then as a secretary of the interior until the end of roosevelt's term in a 1909. james decided to leave at the end of roosevelt's term, rather than serve under taft. he rejoined his third brother in cleveland. abram, the youngest surviving son helped to resurrect washington's development directly. he did it quietly behind the scenes. an architecting cleveland, he quietly had a connection to theodore roosevelt. abram was appointed to the national council of fine arts. president theodore roosevelt's ill-starred -- predecessor to the national commission of fine arts. the council, through presidential executive order of architects met only once. it was to review the sighting of the lincoln memorial before the order was rescinded by the president, william howard taft. abram garfield, writing to his mother, indicated that all disciplines on the commission -- participants on the commission recognize the fertility of the council and

moncada. >> william ¿quÉ haces aquÍ papÁ?n el desayuno son huevos y un pan, hasta por lo noche granos con arroz y una vez proteÍna a la semana. >> claro, yo sÍ, mÁndenme a mÍ por favor para bajar unos cuentos kilos. >> ¿quÉ planes vienen ahora para ti? >> la verdad muchas cosas regreso los Ángeles ahÍ trabajas y vives. >> viven entre los Ángeles medellÍn y nueva york como modelo y actor vienen grandes cosas espero que estÉn muy conectados en mis redes sociales tambiÉn. >> seguramente que sÍ. >> muy agradecido con todos los que me estÁn apoyando, ver mi celular y el montÓn de mensajes muy bonito de las personas es algo impresionante. >> ¿no querÍas salir ¿verdad? >> no para nada. >> me queda claro que no. >> sabemos que eres hombre familiar que parte de lo que mÁs extraÑaste fue tu tu familia? >> mucho, hay una persona especial que hoy se quiere comunicar con nosotros, vÍa esquÍa tenemos acÁ desde medellÍn colombia a tu novia ¿cÓmo estÁs? >> hola camila como estas amor. >> querÍa verte despuÉs de tanto tiempo. >> sÍ, me hicist

delano williams has qualified for the 200m semi—finals later tonight.gemilli and nethaneel mitchel—bla ke, who received byes into the semis because of their times this season. williams crossed the line holding his back, but is hopeful of racing tonight.. very heard some runs on before i came over here i had some treatment. obviously, i am feeling it again so hopefully i will get a doctor and sort it out. for the semifinals i have to get it right. lavi nielsen ran a personal best in the aoom heats to reach tomorrow's semi—finals. she was part of the gb axaoom team that won silver at the world championships last year. three british runners will all compete in the 1500m final on friday. chris o'hare, charlie grice and jake wightman, seen here, all qualified comfortably in their heats. nothing comfortable about qualification in the triple jump for naomi ogbeta. she needed something special with her final attempt to reach the final, which is also on friday, and she came up with a personal best. so shocked when i saw the distance of that lastjump i don't norm

williams. ms. williams: you are correct that there was a conviction prior to his presidency of the president in the netherlands. the issue in regards to suriname, most of the narcotics flow is going to europe. nevertheless, some may be coming to the u.s. as well. one of the things that i as an ambassador can do is to maintain that issue at the forefront of the agenda with the administration to continue to work with that administration on improving administration of justice, rule of law, working with them through a regional programs from the caribbean basin security initiative on evidence-based decision-making and training for law enforcement. so i would continue all of these and keep it at the forefront of the diplomatic dialogue. mr. palmieri: senator, if you could indulge a proud son for a moment. my mother -- this issue has been important to my family as my mother was instrumental in establishing one of these first spanish-speaking drug rehabilitation programs in the state of connecticut in the

what had happened was a fellow named william roulston, roulston avenue that is named for him, william roulston through a series of financial errors had steered the bank of california from the strongest possible financial system into a dark, deep hole. and had left it millions of dollars in debt. and he had been writing hash tags from his own account. he had been removing coin from the bank of california vault. remember gold and silver were monetized in these days. so only gold and silver counted. he had been writing cash tags and taking out gold to finance his own adventures and allowing the bank's auditors to count these cash tags as part of the bank's reserves. but when this mountain came crashing down, those cash tags carried the exact value of pieces of paper written against an overdrawn account. and it brought the bank of california down. and they needed macky in san francisco because macky was the richest man on the coast. he had -- his mind, the con virginia mind, the consolidated virginia mind, virginia city, nevada, which is the main seed of the action in this story had the y

ted williams, obviously, targeting these people, why?e don't have a motive and don't know if it's connected to the shooting at high school game on friday night that took the life of a 19 -year-old and shot a 76 -year-old that the mayor blamed on gang violence. what does it tell you of the venue? >> what we have here clearly is a definitively false target. that is a pretty good majority of individuals in one centralized location and those individuals are clearly vulnerable to any kind of a shooter. one of the things, eric, that i have a question is who put the shooter down? was it law-enforcement that put this person down or was it someone there was on the scene there at this mass shooting? did the shooter take himself o out? all those are questions that need to be answered. arthel: excellent questions. we had to take a quick break but will talk to you on the other side of this break. they with us. of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure. now up to 30 grams of protein for strength and energy! new sleep number 360 smart bed

william bolin author of the carbon ideology.will invite you to join the conversation here in san francisco. we will place a microphone out there. one part commoner question. i am here to help you keep it brief. this is often the best part of our engagement here. let's go to questions. >> questions for michelle. you made a couple comments about universal basic income being a solution for our transitioning economy. my question around that is how feasible do you think that is to implement politically and how would we pay for it? >> how feasible politically? what we need to do to prepare society for an economy that goes more and more towards automation, we are not even close to. let me just say because we really need to beef up our social safety net. right now that has become a racialized issue in a very hot political issue. republicans do not generally fund -- it is not something they like to do. what happens in the situation where everyone needs a social safety net? they're just will not be enough jobs for their number of people.

so the early winners on day one of the canadian open in montreal include venus williams.eed, who's never won the title. beat her fellow american caroline dolehide in straight sets. after a tight opening set, williams breezed through the second 6—1 to seal her place in round two. karolina pliskova is another former world number one who's made it through to the second round. the number nine seed beat her fellow czech katerina siniakova in straight sets. pliaskova won 6—4, 6—4 to ease into the last 32 where she'll face either carol zhao or kiki bertens. golf's final major of the year gets underway on thursday when the world's top players tee up for the pga championship, the 100th edition. justin thomas will be defending the title that he won at quail hollow last year, and he's in good form after winning the wgc bridgestone invitational on sunday. a win that moves him up to number two in the world. austin halewood reports. a first tall in for five months. with less than a week to go until the year's final major, justin thomas is peaking atjust the right time. as play got unde

this is william. hi, you guys. how old is william. >> two months. >> and where are you from?dsor no boy's cuter. this is your big tv debut. >> whatever. >> thank you for com.g to see thank you, little one. >> he's only >> two months old. >> he's so alert and holding his head up. >> hi. >> all day long we would look at little william. thanks, you guys. bye-bye. >> we can take that. to themediately came out plaza and i was holding him and i g idth d ant>> to loo lk at thiset baby. >> hoda has him. >> it is over. the cutest baby in america. >> coming up, brith o nostalgia, traveling back in time to show everybody's favorite fashion trend making a comeback this season. >> with those our favorite? not mine. >> after thatpte'll tem your sweet tooth with recipes for decadent breakfast options. cinnamon rolls and donuts as well. >> so nice. >> plus tepaity leave. the unusual benefits that companies are rolling out to new pet parents. >>> but first we have a check of the weather. >> you let him go? >> it was hard. that was tough,ight? >> come on. baby love. >> there you go.'t >> we c

it's not sport with tennis arena williams has crashed out of the second round of the cincinnati open the former world number one struggled in the first set against eighth seeded a patchwork of it over but rallied to take the second tobas serves though were too much for williams on the jetta came out on top in the third in the third set to advance after the match williams said she still early in her comeback after giving birth. to cincinnati open is a key warm up event to one of the tennis world's biggest tournament's the u.s. open later this month it's here that even the best players sometimes need reminding that preparation is everything. well above paris is a long. haul. the australian who needed a volunteer to fetch is not sure this which apparently different. the courts assures. him self and that matter some nifty back. to winning dramatic fashion of american and he said six seven seven five zero six. just reminder of our top stories at least thirty nine people are now confirmed dead after a highway bridge collapse to me italian city of genoa. for survivors authorities say to det

what had happened a fellow william rouston, william through a series of grotesque financial errors and mismanagements had steered the bank of california from the strongest possible financial position into a dark deep hole and had left it millions of dollars in debt and he had been writing cash tags from his own account to -- removing coin from the bank of california vaults, remember gold and silver were monetized so only gold and silver counted. he had been writing cash tags and taking out gold to finance his own adventures and allowing the bank's auditors to cash bank's reserves but when crash came down, the cash tags carried exact value of pieces of paper written against an overdrawn account and it brought the bank of california down and they needed maggie in san francisco because macky was the richest man in the coast, the mind that consolidated virginia mind in virginia city, nevada, the main seat of the action in the story, the year before they had struck a huge deposit of gold or silver or one that's pretty famous in mining gold today as big bonanza , the load was so valuable, th