continues on great but if you take the appendix out of the bodies is going to wither in trouble and die because it has no body to exist anymore and this is what's happening in the u.k. and it's going to be a lot of fun to watch because there's a living beyond their means for so many years now now it's all coming home to roost . us national security and intelligence chiefs doubled dawn on trying to made foreign interference grow over the upcoming mid-term election. go ahead on the program this hour refugees in jordan are being required to hung over a biometric data in order to gain access to pain food journalist from the red fish best to get the ethical concerns are wrong but the. fundamental principle. is informed consent. in the eyes. of the. nato develops a game to teach players how to sponsor fake news but critics say.

europe is baking in subtropical heat crops across the continent withering german farmer heiko turner's harvest is history. we've had to rate the feet would been storing for winter with nothing in the fields we can't put the young animals out to graze they get winter feed in the sheds because the fields are totally scorched michael turner expects his losses to top two hundred thousand euros and he's only one of the many farmers who face ruin beyond the entity we're facing the worst harvest of the century many farms face the prospect of going under crop losses are in the range of fifty to seventy percent and are calling on the government for a crisis aid program and can have spoken. germany's farmers association would like a billion euros from berlin it says that would go some way at least to ease the effects of harvests which are projected to be well down on last year as things stand right now though farmers aren't likely to see any fast cash agriculture minister yulia clarke no wants to see what happens before deciding at the end of august climatologists say the parched fields droughts

right now but landau nanda is suffering from the worst drawing spell in living memory fade crops a withering forcing farm most by feed from elsewhere and with water supplies drawing up some farmers have had to resort to calling the. australian farmer richard ogilvy is using he donated by relatives to feed his cattle during australia's worst drought in living memory ogilvy expects to lose over one hundred twenty five thousand euros this year after as he runs out in six weeks he doesn't know what will happen next we've gone from twelve hundred calles and they aren't. six hundred we've put in pumping systems to to get trough water so that when the dame's got to draw the cattle of got alternative sources of water and ollie's things that we've done. to what old coal saif got us who have to get it straight out hasn't has helped us but in the long run we will not sustain this if it doesn't run. farmers have described this season as the worst drought they've ever seen. and it's the livestock that are suffering the most. in better times the dam on kevin tom's property is three years deep it's now bee

the hot dry air has also reached havoc on europe's harvests in france the vineyards are withering. and in the u.k. grazing pastures for cows have very little green grass. the national farmers union has called a drought summit to address farmers worries i think we need to be concerned that when it's. all is wide open about what is going on and when offered comes from spain is feeling heat nearly as fierce as that in portugal temperatures are expected to reach well past forty degrees celsius this weekend authorities are warning people to take precautions heatstroke has already claimed its first victims . and it's not just europe suffering from the heat japan has been battling soaring temperatures for weeks now more than one hundred people died of heat stroke last month while tens of thousands of others were hospitalized in south korea recalled temperatures of up to forty degrees celsius have left thirty people dead and across the border in north korea the government has warned that damage to vital crops means the heat wave is threatening a natural disaster. and now some of the other

the hot dry air has also wreaked havoc on europe's harvests in france the vineyards are withering. and in the u.k. grazing pastures for cows have very little green grass. the national farmers union has called a drought summit to address farmers' worries i think we need to be concerned that we need to have people always wide open about what's going on and where offer comes from spain is feeling heat nearly as fierce as that in portugal temperatures are expected to reach well past forty degrees celsius this weekend authorities are warning people to take precautions heatstroke has already claimed its first victims . and for more let's go to his then where correspondent peter wise is out braving the midday portuguese sun hi fi to tell us how hot it it is. it is indeed very hard. so i've been waiting here in brasil square in central east but. the. temperature readout outside this pharmacy where i'm standing this this point in just a few minutes from thirty five to thirty seven degrees and that is expected to reach forty two to forty three degrees in this been today. that is very unusual

the hot dry air has also wreaked havoc on europe's harvests in france the vineyards are withering. and in the u.k. grazing pastures for cows have very little green grass. the national farmers union has called a drought summit to address farmers' worries i think we need to be concerned that we need to have been. always wide open about what's what is going on and where offered comes from spain is feeling heat nearly as fierce as that in portugal temperatures are expected to reach well past forty degrees celsius this weekend authorities are warning people to take precautions heatstroke has already claimed its first victims. for more let's go to the news than one correspondent peter wise is out braving the often in portuguese sun peter how hot is it that. it is indeed very hot i'm sitting outside a cafe off one of the main shopping streets in this but. the moment of just around the corner is showing forty one degrees at the moment. that's expected to to increase to about forty two forty three in lisbon by the end of the day. but of course across across portugal there are much higher te

the hot dry air has also wreaked havoc on europe's harvests in france the vineyards are withering. and in the u.k. grazing pastures for cows very little green grass. the national farmers union has called a drought summit to address farmers' worries. i think we need to be concerned. about what's what is going on and where offer comes from spain is feeling heat nearly as fierce as that in portugal temperatures are expected to reach well past forty degrees celsius this weekend authorities are warning people to take precautions heatstroke has already claimed its first victims. voc and heavy metal festival has kicked off this in the small town in the north german town of buchan is hosting two hundred bands and seventy five thousand i mean that's the fans from around the was headline acts include heavy metal titans judas priest and kill things do the heat wave affecting you all the guys is an awesome guest to take extra precautions to avoid heat exhaustion the festival is regarded as the biggest heavy metal music event in the world. jim and footballer fans will soon have a chance to forg

. >> yeah, withering away.ing away, you're a marvel superhero now. i asked you this a few years ago, did you have to get all, you know, jacked for the part? but, do you? or does the suit do the work? like-- because we don't see a lot of naked ant-man. ughter >> stephen: a lot of naked thor. >> yeah. >> stephen: not a lot of naked ant-man. >> there's a little bit. int an like it's part of the ant is, they're not thor size. ( laughter ) they're thorax size. i just thought of that joke. good night, everybody. good night. ( applause ) >> stephen: paul rudd, everybody! ♪ ♪ >> no, you know what? >> stephen: folks, you know my next guest-- >> no. >> stephen: no? oh, you're back. >> i'm back. >> stephen: good. whatever you want to do. okay, so do you have-- do you have the abs? >> there's, like, you know, you don't want to feel like an impostor. you want to feel like you're at least part of the gang. i didn't have to go full helmsworth. like, i got to at least work out a little bit and eat well. it's a bummer, but you

gates could be a devastating, withering witness because of how deep into paul manafort's and career hewas. >> that's right. they set it up today by asking witnesses about the status of mr. gates and he was repeatedly described as manafort's right hand man and giving instructions to the book keepers and tax preparers, but that's a double-edged sword. the defense will argue he was the one responsible for the misdeeds. he's going to have to acknowledge that he not only committed the crimes and lied to the fbi as he was negotiating with the plea agreement. he lied to the fbi. it could be a really tough moment for the prosecution, but i would argue that they have established so much evidence without gates. as eric said, some of these other tax preparers and book keepers and the days of testimony about all the luxury goods that manafort bought with money from a foreign bank account that his tax returns clearly say he didn't have. >> eric, about those very luxury goods, this speaks to the judge to say he is brisk sounds like an under statement. he has not allowed the artwork to come in and sa

and then turns withering scorn on the media that was there. suggesting that we were treating him unfairly, sort of reappropriating the idea of fake news. no longer as his criticism of a report that he thinks is inaccurate or rather a report he thinks is unfair or unkind to him. therefore labeling us as his enemy. though he didn't use enemy of the state yesterday he certainly described us as disgusting horrible people. this is the white house as you say suggesting it's a working vacation. we didn't lay eyes on him, and he'll be back out there again tomorrow. a day after behaving himself on twitter like he did today, i think we all expect that once again it won't just be the news media in his cross hairs but the russia probe, which has followed him throughout whether he's in the white house or in bedminster. >> what did you see and note in the arena that perhaps wasn't obvious on television? >> well, it was one of the horribles. i guess it rhymes with deplorables, the difference being the news media is just trying to report the facts. i can only

then gates came under withering cross examination by manafort's lawyers. the person for whom this is really bad is donald trump, because these guys were running his campaign and they both from the evidence in the trial, whatever the conviction or acquittal is, they both appear to have been sleaze bags. he parked millions of dollars in foreign bank accounts outside the irs. he has not refuted that at the trial. his only hope is to say it was not intentional and therefore not a felony. gates has admitted to massive crimes including tax evasion, bank fraud and stealing from paul manafort. today it emerged he had a secret life, a mistress at a crash pad in london. it was an interesting trial, day in court today. manafort's lawyers did damage gates' credibility, but they didn't challenge sort of the overall assertions that he made in the morning, buttressed by documents that the prosecution introduced, some of which were e-mails from manafort clearing showing his involvement in shady behavior. >>> joining us now harry litman, former federal prosecutor and deput

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once again, her well has run dry, forcing her to watch in dedespair as her mango trees wither. it's a similar scene all over gonikoro, the village she's lived in since she was a child. chouane: the groundwater level was so much higher when i was younger. it was easy to dig a well. yoyou didn't have to go deep t all. but women can't dig wells anymore. the e water's gonene, becausef climate change. reporter: many others are suffering, too. this family grows corn. it's tough work, and now, during the school holidays, everyone, no matter how young, is helping out. the seeds they're planting were given to them by a neighbor after the family lost their crop due to drought. this kind of seed is supposed to grow extra fast. in this area, the effects of climate change are already painfully apparent. helping to combat them requires long-term solutions. hartmut: germany's aim is to help stabilize mali by providing the country with thehe means o adapt to climate change while also keeping in mind that mali is developing on its o own. that's why we help private enterprises s adapt to clilime

withere at the live des new video out of indonesia, look this shows the aftermath of sunday's 6.9 magnitude earthquake. so far the death toll a is 98 but officials saying that number is it expected to rise. we are about to show you pamatictures we just got in, but before we do, we want to mention everyone we see in the pictures are alive. take a look. -- >> i think we lost angie's mike. we wl try t bring you the latest a little later in the newscast. >>> 4:54 and kidsick off t school year in a few weeks. students in prince george's county sta the year with new supplies. this is one of many stuff a bus lsents. yesterday officia created a huma chain to load 2,500 backpacks on a bus. they'll be handed out to students latermohis h. the school district's goal is to collect 15,000 backpacks. >> our goal is to make sure backpack,ent has a school supplies and what happens next, they'll have a smilen eir face to start an amazing, successful school year. >> the stuff a bus campaign has anothervent at lar go plaza shopping center. another great way to help is by taking part in nbc's annual backpack fo

manafort takes the stand and is subjected to a withering cross-examination.y the way, it would be withering. i think they made the better choice. in all of my years as a federal prosecutor i found that the prosecution case usually gets stronger when the defense puts on its case. >> and john heilemann, for trump cheerleaders out there who were waiting for the manafort defense, they've got nothing to work with tonight. >> they've got nothing to work with. the thing that i -- i'm not a lawyer, so i listen to smart people like chuck rosenberg, and i've heard a couple different views about this. some people in the defense world are a little surprised not that they didn't put on manafort because clearly that would be a disaster but they didn't at least put out a couple token witnesses to give something for people to hang their hat on. i think you know, look, in the end, and again, not a lawyer or but even a legal analyst but the power of the case was always the paper. that's what we heard over and over again from experts on both sides, prosecutors and defense alike

then gates came under withering cross examination by manafort's lawyers. really bad is donald trump, because these guys were running his campaign and they both from the evidence in the trial, whatever the conviction or acquit tatal is, they both appe to have been sleaze bags. he parked millions of dollars in foreign bank accounts outside the irs. he has not refuted that at the trial. his only hope is to say it was not intentional and therefore not a felony. gates has admitted to massive crimes including tax evasion, bank fraud and stealing from paul manafort. today it emerged he had a secret life, a mistress at a crash pad in london. it was an interesting trial, day in court today. manafort's lawyers did damage gates' credibility, but they didn't challenge sort of the overall assertions that he made in the morning, buttressed by documents that the prosecution introduced, some of which were e-mails from manafort clearing showing his involvement in shady behavior. >>> joining us now harry litman, former federal prosecutor and deputy assistant attorney genera

the prosecution may be considering whether they want to bring gates and subject to him to a withering prosecution. >> that's clever by the prosecution. the risk is that can the prosecution authenticate all of this evidence without gates? he was the guy that was there. he's going to be the one that can hold up a lot of these documents and say this is a document, i recognize it, and get it into evidence. if the government can get all of this evidence in without gates and they don't need him to sit on that stand and point out manafort in court and say, that's the guy, that's the guy, then, you know, they are taking a risk, but they may not need him. >> gentlemen, thank you very much. >>> and as recently as march, president trump was boasting about his support among female voters. >> women. women, we love you. we love you. hey, didn't we surprise them with women during the election? remember? women won't like donald trump. i said, have i really had that kind of a problem? i don't think so. >> the problem is what he said was not entirely correct. he would have been correct had he specified

and remember, you can track the conditions wither our nbc bay area app, it's free to download on the smartphone, get updates and forecasts and down to your own neighborhood. >>> take a look at the new video from a crash scene on 101, involving a tesla in auto pilot mode. firefighters from both san jose and morgan hill were responding to reports of another crash when the driver of the he is thes -- tesla slammed in to the back of the fire engine, the driver said that the car was in self driving mode. drivers are responsible for paying attention to the road and keeping their hands on the wheel, the driver was arrested for driving under the influence, he and a passenger were treated for minor injuries. >>> after two months, the twin peaks tunnel has reopened. rail upgrades should allow tr n trains to go faster through the tunnel. we are live at the west portal station with the details. >> reporter: garvin at 7:00 this morning, train service through the twin peaks tunnel resumed,ing she, to tresumed -- resumed, of course, a relief to commuters. there's last minute touches that the crews

despite withering heat, thousands coming here to pay their respects. >> whether you're republican, democrat, it never mattered. he has always been my moral compass. >> reporter: service members and veterans arriving early to honor one of their own. >> john mccain to you was much more than a politician. >> he was a brother. >> reporter: on this day, when the former p.o.w. would have turned 82, a long-time aide saying only senator mccain could rig a big birthday celebration for himself like this. how should we remember john mccain? >> well, by being kinder to people. to recognize the humanity in our opponents and recognize that we're all americans. we all have far more in common than we do differences. >> reporter: tonight, where the temperature here is still a stifling 105 degrees, the line to bid farewell to john mccain stretches for blocks. tomorrow, the former vice president joe biden will pay tribute at a search service in phoenix before mccain returns to washington for the lasting time, savannah. >> peter alexander in phoenix, thank you. >>> tragedy in disney world today, in florida. tw

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