. >> wilma querÍa saber porque no hay helicÓpteros para combatir las llamas y cuÁndo podrÍan regresars, digo que la propagaciÓn del fuego es mÁs alta debido a la sequÍa, como vemos aquÍ solamente pocas casas se han salvado y los incendios... las autoridades indicaron que tres cuartas partes de la poblaciÓn de... aÚn estÁn bajo orden de evacuaciÓn, es que esta semana, california ha experimentado el incendio mÁs destructivo en su historia ha dejado un saldo de mÁs de 196 mil acres quemados y ha cobrado la vida de decenas de personas, unos 8.000 bomberos, buscan mitigar el incendio en el estado que han impactado a casi un cuarto de millÓn de personas es una temporada de incendios que iniciÓ en el 2017 y que no termina de irse, nos dice el vocero de bomberos que han pocas esperanzas de contener los incendios, a corto plazo, ya que se esperan fuertes vientos para los prÓximos dÍas, yo soy victor hugo rodrÍguez con esta informaciÓn regresamos a los estudios. >> gracias es una pena ver cÓmo se destruyen tantas partes de uno de los estados mÁs bellos de la naciÓn. >> mÁs restos fueron encontr

on the water some a starting to break up leaking oil into the sea as recreational divers pulled a wilma adams swam to rex in choke lagoon in micronesia where in one thousand nine hundred forty four u.s. spy deplaned sank sixty five japanese ships. that the couple saw the early signs of pollution for themselves. like bubbles coming out of the tanks potential of the problem was pretty clear if you look at other incidents in the past and you know what all you can do to the environment and it really hits you the couple has decided to act the ships are there and they stand a leak someone somewhere has to start taking responsibility for. no one can take responsibility for it also and two we actually find out the extent of the problem the information that's out there at the moment is so miniscule that research urgently needs to happen before they start actually. the couple is so serious that they've paid new zealand's government hundreds of thousands of dollars for this second time dive support ship having sailed it back to australia they next planned to convert it into a vessel that can sit o

are curious auction house has put a rare night team thirty nine out for wilma. on display at an airport hangar in paris the vintage alfa romeo c. twenty nine hundred b. barely nafta is scheduled to go under the hammer early next february it's expected to fetch up to twenty two million euro less than fifty of these cars were produced . the vintage vehicle is in very good condition and actually still uses the original engine. iceland's legendary you'll catch the. has gone back on the prowl in downtown we keep. the price tag is a local tradition. according to icelandic folklore the giant. of the countryside during christmas time and gobbles up children who haven't received new clothes for the holiday despite its vicious nature that is surprisingly popular. in one thousand eight singer bjork even recorded a song in its honor. love . most kids at the age of six are only focused on playing or perhaps learning to read and write or for the opera singer elsa good ice age of six is when she started performing on stage not too surprising since her parents were opera singer

decades on the water some are starting to break up leaking oil into the sea as recreational pull the wilma adams swam to wrecks in micronesia where in one thousand nine hundred forty four u.s. fighter planes sank sixty five japanese ships. there the couple saw the early signs of pollution for themselves. like it's coming out of the tanks potential of the problem was pretty clear if you look at other incidents in the past and you know what i can do to the environment and it really hits you the couple has decided to act the ships are there and they stand a leak someone somewhere has to start taking responsibility for. no one can take responsibility for it also until we actually find out the extent of the problem the information that's out there at the moment is so miniscule that research urgently needs to happen before they start actually. the couple is so serious that they've paid new zealand's government hundreds of thousands of dollars but this second time support ship having sailed it back to australia they next plan to convert it into a vessel that can sit over the wrecks of others send

decades on the water some are starting to break up leaking oil into the sea as recreational pull the wilma adams swam to rex in choke lagoon in micronesia where in one thousand nine hundred eighty four u.s. spy deplaned sank sixty five japanese ships. there the couple saw the early signs of pollution for themselves. like bubbles coming out of the tanks potential of the problem was pretty cool if you look at other incidents in the past and you know what all you can do to the environment and it really hits you the couple has decided to act the ships are there and they stand a leak someone somewhere has to start taking responsibility for. no one can take responsibility for it also until we actually find out the extent of the problem the information that's out there at the moment is so miniscule that research urgently needs to happen before they start actually. the couple is so serious that they've paid new zealand's government hundreds of thousands of dollars but this second time dive support ship having sailed it back to australia they next plan to convert it into a bessel that can sit over

decades on the water some are starting to break up leaking oil into the sea as recreational pull the wilma adams swam to wrecks in choke lagoon in micronesia where in one thousand nine hundred forty four u.s. fighter planes sank sixty five japanese ships. there the couple saw the early signs of pollution for themselves. like bubbles coming out of the tanks potential of the problem was spreading. if you look at other incidents in the past and you know what can do to the environment and it really hits you the couple has decided to act the ships are there and they stand a leak someone somewhere has to start taking responsibility for. no one can take responsibility for it also and till we actually find out the extent of the problem the information that's out there at the moment is so miniscule that research urgently needs to happen before they start actually. the couple is so serious that they've paid new zealand's government hundreds of thousands of dollars for this second time dive support ship having sailed it back to australia they next plan to convert it into a vessel that can sit over th

wildfires this went through the state's north the town of paradise was almost completely destroyed wilma thousand people are reported missing in the region after the worst blaze to hit the state in a century tramples again blamed poor forest management for the fires. or trump's also dismissed suggestions climate change caused these latest wildfires the scene of devastation and change your opinion the goal in climate change the president you know. is going to be what we're going to have and we're going to have forests here and say. as we take you over the years it's going to save forests and to the southeast recently of course the saloon has been to the town of paradise she is now in the neighboring city of chico where she has this report. many are in shelters some are staying with family some are in hotels but others have camped out in various locations including where you can see behind me here a makeshift camp ground on the sidelines of a wal-mart parking lot they've made a little community here and they're just trying to get by and figure out their next steps and we've talked of a lot

but the thing wilma want most to be as part of that special team and real value. thirty-seven, when the movie came out, it was extraordinary hit. it just reinforced for him, the power. as a company got bigger, he had troubles stealing his own leadership style. you can see why he can pull people to him. >> you know very well, how to -- he began to talk about removing a tattoo in a prison. can you talk about that? >> we ultimately led iconic interact. he is a godfather of isis. he's a person they talk about. they don't talk about some of bin laden. how we started in circa. not a good upbringing, a boy, got involved in fights, a bunch of tattoos, but then as he got a little older, he became ideologically very interested in islam. he went to afghanistan and became very interested in holy warriors. the idea of jihad. he comes back after that experience, starts to plot against the government, gets caught pretty quickly into a prison. here's a guy without real education or religious education. in prison, he finds the environment in which he can do very well. he studies r

. >> the snorkasaurus is the family pet of fred and wilma flintstone. >> in 1999, ernie nelson leavesevenly dividing the property among his two children and granddaughter, kiki. the inheritance includes his prehistoric gardens, a roadside attraction, featuring 23 life-size dinosaur replicas that ernie created himself. >> he loved dinosaurs. like, he absolutely loved them. when everybody else told him he was crazy, he just said, "no, i'm gonna build dinosaurs." to think of how much strength and tenacity he had. >> but now that he's gone, the fate of the 44-year-old dino park is unclear. ernie's daughter bennii, now in her mid-60s, has no interest in taking over the reins. >> i don't have a sense of business. i don't have the drive. >> so, she and her brother opt to put the dino park, family home, and surrounding forest up for sale. originally purchased for $17,000, it could be a dino-mite windfall. bennii's daughter, kiki, agrees initially, then has second thoughts. >> i didn't want the gardens to go with the whole lump sum because i didn't want it to go to someone that didn't have the

well in a wilma you spend all your enough to start the battle you put on it it will not be possible to persuade my colleagues to accept a line as far north as that that would exclude coats of all regions like the whole run from a sphere i see but for france to control territory that far south make it very difficult for our plans for a railway line from the coast to baghdad i must insist on this point smoke. and co cook. we could not possibly let you have cook from my own travels in the air i know that this province contains the only elements of the population which will make it possible for the caller migration of iraq my idea sykes this is hardly in a spirit of conciliation let me explain why we must have the territory we requested in northern misfitting. but only on playing mock signs just people don't believe i suppose this president and his team don't know something he esteemed because it though do continue it twenty politically. because the continually double up and i must feel shivers and then it don't come so awesome that at that instant lesson hoopla he still he can go to his o

on the water some a starting to break up leaking oil into the sea as recreational divers pulled a wilma adams swam to rex in choke lagoon in micronesia where in one thousand nine hundred forty four u.s. spite of planes sank sixty five japanese ships. there the couple saw the early signs of pollution for themselves. like bubbles coming out of the tanks potential of the problem was pretty cool if you look at other incidents in the past and you know what all you can do to the environment and it really hits you the couple has decided to act the ships are there and they stand a leak someone somewhere has to start taking responsibility for. no one can take responsibility for it also until we actually find out the extent of the problem the information that's out there at the moment is so miniscule that research urgently needs to happen before they start actually. the couple is so serious that they've paid new zealand's government hundreds of thousands of dollars but this second time dive support ship having sailed it back to australia they next plan to convert it into a vessel that can sit ove

patrick ronald edwards and wilma jones scott and judy florakawa and kathleen w. cores and cynthia d. pierre and jermaine roseboro on their retirement. also approved 107 items through the notice and whole procedure. 39 amicus brief. 49 subpoena determinations and 19 federal sector appellate decisions. madam chair? >> thank you, miss wilson. as you can tell we have not been doing much of anything for the last 16 months, and that is only part of what we do. anyway, thank you to those -- all of you who have joined us for today's meeting on revamping workplace culture to prevent harassment and we will begin with statements by all of the members before we turn to our witnesses. >> one year ago this month high-profile revelations of sexual harassment and the rise of the #metoo and similar movements fuelled a cultural awakening throughout our nation. for the eeoc revelations were no surprise. for decades the eeoc has investigated thousands of complaints of harassments for all kinds and all types of workers and in all kinds of workplaces. as the nation awoke to the persis

wilma man killer, somebody you met of the iriquois nation. >> cherokee nation. >> was it the iriquoisited by benjamin franklin? >> yes. >> tell the story. it's remarkable. >> i didn't know the democracy of our founding fathers, without the mothers, i guess, the fathers anyway based democracy, benjamin franklin invited members of the iroquois confederacy to -- >> the constitutional conference. >> -- the constitutional conference and based democracy on that iroquois confederacy, was a balance between men and women. >> and matrilineal. >> and the first question was said to be where are the women? they couldn't understand that. >> question still being asked. >> and greece had slavery and no women, excuse me, no, that was not the basis of democracy. >> it was the native americans. >> it was the native americans. >> which is an amazing lesson to learn, all these years later. >> yes. >> you are a hopeaholihopeaholi. >> true. >> hope keeps us marching forward. gloria steinem, kristine lahti, thank you for joining us. >>> our next guest says america's political climate is mired in tribalism. g

>> well, don't tell wilma but elly you hba in a hectic place like new york, it's not easy to make peopleou say ♪ i want it that way >> that was officer richard gunther on patrol with the backstreet boys playing in his cruiser. he took his mic out and sang along. he wanted the whole block to hear him and jordan haskins posted the video. he said a moment like that can put a smile on your face and give you hope sometimes. all you need. >> all right. cheering for that officer. >>> still ahead, the new teaser for "toy story 4" and the new stars joining the cast. >>> and ahead, jenna's intimate conversation with michele obama on their families' unique bond, growinupng lightning definitely. just asking for a friend. yea, i figured. (whispered to camera) wow. you'll make my morning, buty the price ruin my day.ou? complicated relationship with milk? pour on the lactaid, 100% real milk, just without that annoying lactose. mmm, that's good. this is dell cinema techno experience dell cinema onert de.c (intel chime) ♪ finally got me ben. the clarke st street crater, the mother of all potholes, but yo

>> that is a two track process to take wilma co-panelist have or descent. australia has a way of evaluating medication, and if they decide the medication doesn't ring value, you can still get it, you just have to pay the difference. if there is a combination drug of over-the-counter motrin and this other drug that would cost you $20 a month but in combination, it would cost you 2000. if you want to pay the difference, then you can still get it if you wish. on the other hand, i used to treat crohn's patients, and there is someone in this disease that has crohn's disease and if you are in this room, you are not in the hospital. you would keep stripping away a portion of the bow because you couldn't -- bowel because you'd could not control the information. now they take an infusion once a month and they are great. if you talk about value, i can do that out just like that. you don't need the national academy of medicine you -- to do that, because you had the insurance company saying one hospitalization pays a lot for an infusion. i applied the administration, i

wichita, kansas, we hear from wilma. caller: hi.'ll say that pelosi, if she wins, because she has experience that we need right now over trump. you know, i've been through all the newcomers but we really don't know if they're wearing their feelings on their sleeve. pelosi, she's -- she's seasoned, she's been there. and she know house to deal with trump. because he has no respect for women. under their ks clothes, the senate sit there, they didn't want another democrat in anybody but a democrat and a woman. and now look what we got, trump. >> do you think president trump has respect for nancy pelosi? >> no. because she's a woman. no. i don't think he'll ever have respect for any woman. and it's sad to say, and i don't want to say, but you know, we all know how he was treated by his mother and father. you the, his brother died an alcoholic and who knows, maybe the dad gave the mother more attention than him. that's why he wants all the attention for him. host: ok ewe continue with call, valencia, california, liz. >> thank you for -- c