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zoe schlanger, thanks r joining us. you take a long look over a series of stories about what's happening on the border. our boer with mexico is one that is predominantly a river for most of it and the river doesn't actually care who's on which side, and a rives a natural body that will adjust with floodplains and so rth. so, what are some of the consequences of saying we want to put up a wall or at least firm that wall up? what happens ecologically on both sides of that wall? >> absolutely. i think most americans not in the region don't quite realize that where the wall will be placed is along a river that both sides depend on. six million people drink from it. both in the u.s. and mexico. and if you put a wall up against the river or evesometimes a mile away you have a fluctuating river body, exactly as you said, ckd we've already seen a few years n 2014, and the section of a border wall already put up-- nogales, sonora and nogales, arizona that border area, it caused a flood because walls act like dams. and so, when t

they were a bit shrivelled up. " zoe henry, who found them on the beach, thought it was very strange found them on the beach, thought it was very strange to the them not on a tropical island. they were slightly shrivelled but ok —— to see them". carol is in central london with the weather this morning. some good news on the way? good news if you like it warm. you pronounce it right. it is a cloudy start in london, in fact a cloudy start across many parts of the uk today. the forecast is one of a lot of dry weather. but also a little bit of sunshine developing. this morning the best of the sunshine will be north—east scotland, north—east england, but we do have a weather

zoe owns a big chocolate company... lisa: hi, zoe. zoe: nice to meet you.t of pennsylvania. lisa: i love chocolate. lemonis: ramona owns a hair-care company called ashtae. ramona: how you doing? lemonis: this is lisa. lisa s.: nice to meet you. lemonis: she's the owner of a giant pet-store chain. juli: so how's the process been? lisa: it's crazy. it's a lot of work and stuff to understand, that i don't understand a lot. zoe: i think it always takes time, and as you go, you figure it out. juli: and what's wonderful is that, like, you can literally call up to any one of us and say, "i don't know what the [bleep] i'm doing." ramona: we're just human and the uncertainty makes us all very nervous. lisa: yeah. i do that all the time. i'll be like, "i can't do this no more. the hell with this. i mean, i done walked out on stuff," but i don't stop because of my son, honestly. i really do this more for cory. ramona: but i think there's more to it than just your son. juli: cory is gonna be who he is. ramona: absolutely. juli: he's gonna succeed, but that doesn't mean

but some people, like zoe, have experienced bleeding and cramping on their way home.ic and so unexpected, the pain and nausea was so extreme that i had to get off the tube, i lay down on a bench and basically just decided that i wasn't going to move any further. 180,000 women have an abortion each year in england, and four out of five of those early medical terminations. the department of health says, by the end of the year, it will allow women to take the second pill in the familiar surroundings of their own home. but abortion has been legal for many years — why has the decision happened now? this tiny change has taken so long because ministers and civil servants, i think, have exaggerated, they have an exaggerated sense of what the opposition to abortion is. most people, even if they don't like the idea of abortion, recognise that it's legal and it should be allowed as safely as possible. england will fall in line with wales and scotland. in northern ireland, abortion is still illegal, unless there is serious help to a woman's help or life. campaigners say they're r

zoe? zoe: dance moves. steve: dance moves. [zoe cheers] steve: matthew? matthew: oh. um, wardrobe.wardrobe. pass or play? lindy: we're gonna play. derrick: we're gonna play, steve. steve:he

meet zoe, the newest addition to the rancho cordova police force.t started her new assignment as a police canine, patrolling campuses throughout the folsom cordova school district. zoe is trained to detect five types of narcotics, firearms, and ammunition. she also provides a friendly face to make students more comfortable interacting with police. >> it's an icebreaker with law enforcement and the kids. the kids really like the dog. especially her. because she is basically a stuffed animal with a heartbeat. >> reporter: police say zoe is giving students a little peace of mind at a time when school safety is on the minds of so many. >>> if you are a big animal lover and are looking for something to do with the family, you might want to head up north to sacramento. there is a new snow leopard cub at the sacramento zoo. check out these pictures. coconut was born in may to his mom. he was kept out of the exhibit for his first 15 weeks so that he could go to physical therapy for birth defects in his back legs. caretakers say he is now getting better and

meet zoe. she just started patrolling the campuses. she is trained to detain five kinds of narcotics and also has a friendly face. >> kids really like the dog, especially hurt because she is lick a stuffed animal with a heartbeat. >> zoe has given the student a little peace of mind. >>> five people are under arrest after several apple stores. several members of the groups stole 18 thousands of items from the store in white oaks. deputies eventually tracked down a car and link it had to the suspect -- linked it to the suspected crew. here are the suspects. the authorities are looking into if all the suspects are potential for a string of apple store robbery across the state. some of which were caught on cameras. 27 thousands of apple products were stolen from a fresno store and $29,000 taken from another store. >>> there is a warning from public health official about the county's first supported case of measles in three-year. >> when there is a case of measles, we're concerned because it is so contagious. >> reporter: there is an alert

-- zoe and the make-up department are -- are emmy-nominated, as well.ey deserve it. it was great. but this one, making you younger, that's not really make-up, that's just -- >> no, no, no. that's make-up. it's like -- it's like side burns and eye cream. >> jimmy: oh, is that what it is? [ laughter ] but you got a baby face anyway, though. >> i do. i do have a younger face. i do have a younger face. you know, i -- >> jimmy: but we get to see you -- younger and -- and mandy younger, i guess, or -- >> yeah. so, what we're doing this season, jack goes back to vietnam, and we explore kind of that younger jack, and what he experienced in wartime. and then also, on the positive side, we get to see jack and rebecca, budding love. >> jimmy: yeah. [ audience aws ] >> you know, their -- their courtship and how -- there's a a lot of that. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tomorrow. i want this on tomorrow! >> dude. dude. >> jimmy: well, congrats again. i want to show a clip. here's milo ventimiglia in this past season of "this is us." take a look. >> something i ne

prosecutors are going to show that in fact it was false. >> zoe, tad davine was there. he was a partner with manafort in his work in ukraine, what did he have to say? >> so tad talked about being brought in starting in 2005 to head media strategy for the pro russia ukraine political party, the party of regions that manafort worked for. davine talked about emails he exchanged with manafort detailing the extent of his work, the contract that he signed. and some of this evidence was evidence that manafort asked the judge to keep out of the trial, argued that getting too much into yanukovych might prejudice the jury. there is no agreement between the parties about how manafort made his money. how much money he made, where it came from. so this was relevant. and davine's testimony illustrated what appeared to be central tension. exactly how hands on manafort was in his business. whether he was the day-to-day, he knew everything that was going on. the questions from prosecutors tried to get at this idea of manafort as very hands-on. very involved in every aspect of his busy,

with clive is zoe dronfield.all for being with us. clive, i am so sorry you had to watch that, it must have been incredibly difficult? doesn't get easier, i tell you. tell us how you remember your daughter?” easier, i tell you. tell us how you remember your daughter? i just have a head full of anecdotes, she was a fun person, incredibly empathetic. if you were feeling down, she would detect that and come up with a joke to change your mood. everything we have heard from herfriends, when she moved to newcastle, she was the same with everybody there. somebody who was full of fun. when you watch that film, when you think about what has happened, what do you think could have protected her? well, i think several mistakes were made by the police. when alice called them. the first thing was that it wasn't recognised right away as a stalking crime. very often the police, there isa crime. very often the police, there is a problem, the person on the phone, the front line officer answering perhaps the 200th call that night,

but some people, like zoe, have experienced bleeding and cramping on their way home. it was so traumatic and so unexpected, the pain and nausea was so extreme that i had to get off the tube, i lay down on a bench and basically just decided that i wasn't going to move any further. changes to the law will help minimise the stress. the department of health says, by the end of the year, it will allow women to take the second pill in the familiar surroundings of their own home. but abortion has been legal for many years — why has the decision happened now? this tiny change has taken so long because ministers and civil servants, i think, have exaggerated, they have an exaggerated sense of what the opposition to abortion is. most people, even if they don't like the idea of abortion, recognise that it's legal and it should be allowed as safely as possible. 180,000 women have an abortion each year in england and four out of five of those are early medical terminations. the move has been welcomed. this is a way in which girls and women can access the second pills in their early

but some people, like zoe, have experienced bleeding and cramping on their way home. it was so traumatic and so unexpected, the pain and nausea was so extreme that i had to get off the tube, i lay down on a bench and basically just decided that i wasn't going to move any further. changes to the law will help minimise the stress. the department of health says, by the end of the year, it will allow women to take the second pill in the familiar surroundings of their own home. but abortion has been legal for many years — why has the decision happened now? this tiny change has taken so long because ministers and civil servants, i think, have exaggerated, they have an exaggerated sense of what the opposition to abortion is. most people, even if they don't like the idea of abortion, recognise that it's legal and it should be allowed as safely as possible. 180,000 women have an abortion each year in england and four out of five of those are early medical terminations. the move has been welcomed. this is a way in which girls and women can access the second pills in their early

tonight, don cheadle, from "kin," zoe kravitz, tiffany haddish, this week in unnecessary censorship,ge featuring a$ap rocky. and now, don't move -- here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: welcome. very nice. thank you. hi, guillermo. how you doing? hi there, i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching the show. thanks for coming to the show. how's your summer going so far? is it going all right? [ cheers and applause ]

a round of applause for zoe. that's wonderful. >> yeah, i got a text.hone. we also have two -- >> seth: henry, she was delivering food on the border. [ light laughter ] she didn't have time to call you this time. >> that's exactly what she said. [ laughter ] "i'm busy, i'm going to call you back." jed and max say the same thing. >> seth: yeah. your son max is a director. >> yes he is. he's in boston now directing his third movie. >> seth: that's very exciting. [ cheers and applause ] and is it true that he actually helped you audition for this role? >> he did. he did. he directed me in the audition. first time at home, he read the script. and he would go over it with me. he would say, "dad, respect the text." >> seth: wow. >> because i'm a little dyslexic. reading is not so easy. so i improvise. "dad, that's not what he wrote." >> seth: oh, wow. >> "dad, there's an exclamation point. let's do it again." i think i've got it. "let's do it again." okay, max. >> seth: wow. [ light laughter ] >> the second time, we -- i e-mailed him the scenes. and we did it

andrew: and zoe. emily: this is zoe. andrew: training is a very, very important part of la dogworks, which fell off greatly. lemonis: why do you think that is? andrew: you know what, la dogworks isn't for everybody. lemonis: how does a customer contact you if they have a complaint? emily: there's a website out there that people post business reviews. and we've had some negative stuff put up there, and andrew responds to it in his way. [ laughs ] amber: he's so proud of himself. lemonis: "i've been brining my dog here for six months. one night i came to pick him up, what i found was my pup wearing a muzzle tied to a wall. my own dog. i was horrified." then your response was, "after questioning the staff, i believe them and not you." andrew: mm-hmm. lemonis: you told the customer that. andrew: yeah. lemonis: why? andrew: i call it like it is. lemonis: andrew, stay the [bleep] off the internet because you're hurting your business. andrew: i don't think i'm hurting my business at all, personally. lemonis: i thought in the sp

. >> dude, zoe hay and michael wrights, who are our hair -- our make-up and our hair. >> jimmy: whereg older. >> man aging, you know, from -- from young to -- to 68, i think she goes to. >> jimmy: it is -- it doesn't look like fake old person make-up. >> no. >> jimmy: it's fantastic. >> yeah, it's amazing. >> jimmy i would --n, really, it's not like i would call them out. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but i just wouldn't bring it up. [ laughter ] >> well, zoe -- zop and the makepartment are -- are emmy-nominated, as well. yeah. >> jimmy: well done. they deserve it. it was great. but this one, making you youn make-up, that's just -- >> no, no, no. that's make-up. it's like -- it's like side burns and eye cream. >> jimmy: oh, is that what it is? but you got a baby face anyway, though. >> i do. i do have a younger face. i do have a younger face. you know, i -- >> jimmy: but we get to see you -- younger and -- and mandy younger, i guess, or - >> yeah. so, what we're doing this season, jack goes back to vietnam, and we explore kind of that younger jack, and what he experienced in wartime. and then al

when i am feeding zoe her dinner, alex is to distract her sol when i am feeding zoe her dinner, alexit is constant until they go to bed and then i don't get any sleep because we doesn't sleep and sometimes it wakes alex up. but he is very hands—on and he gives it his all. as a mother, we feel guilty for all. as a mother, we feel guilty for a multitude of things and most things we shouldn‘t feel guilty for, but do you sometimes feel bad that there isn‘t that help, that support and the break for alex?” there isn‘t that help, that support and the break for alex? i think what alex gray is now as he's getting older, separating the twins from the boys. a bit of normality. there is of that. action for children did ta ke of that. action for children did take him away as a reward for what he does do, but there should be more. jennifer, i want to bring you in to give us a sense, we have heard from jack and alex and what their lives are like, what did your report find? the report basically is evidence of what young people have been telling us for many years that the summer holidays are very dif

the state asked for and received a major disaster declaration from president trump last y zoe lofgren says that she is glad to see the federal government respond to california's request for help and that the funding will go a long way towards helping repair flood damage. >>> coming up, a candlelight vigil honoring the life of molly tibbetts. how classmates are remembering the 20-year-old found dead in an iowa cornfield. >>> the suspect in the nia wilson killing made another court appearance. the additional charges that were filed that if convicted would make him eligible for the death penalty. >>> so far so good for the morning commute. the bay bridge looks good >>> the weather looks like it is stuck. another big fog bank and temperatures are really changing compared to the last couple days. >>> a deadly knife attack in france. a man suspected of being an extremist killed his mother and sister and entered another woman. he was shot and killed by police. attorney said the motive is unclear. they say it may have been a family dispute work they're not treating it as care -- as terrorism,

germany's best selling electric vehicle is starting its second run the upgraded renault zoe is getting a new engine with an extra twelve kilowatt some power but no extra weight or no it's also. promising a three hundred kilometer range for it measured on the new and more realistic a w l t p ten cycle. worse alona is spain's second largest city it's a teeming metropolis with a population over five million in the greater metro area that means lots of cars and lots of traffic. from the supply of parking spots fall short of the demand and stop and go traffic during rush hour fills the air with exhaust. my goal with the bicycle i have to be nice shiny to tell you. it's a part of big city life but doesn't have to be a fact of it barcelona is open to new mobility concepts. the peers are a one building houses a lot of startups among them is the say at metropolis lab barcelona part of c. it's a bid to become a mobility service provider that fifteen employees develop software and apps to make life a little easier for residents and commuters alike transportation has to be fast comfortable and fue

zoe kleinman, bbc news.have been hearing arejust heartbreaking. as a first off, is your sense, given you work very much in this field, is your sense there are more people out there trying to scam us, are they getting better at it? the key is, they are getting better at it. it is easy to recognise, if you get an e—mail saying you will get a share of £27 million, a lot of people will read that, and then filter it out with filters. all generations are now getting caught by the one that are more sophisticated. whether they have hacked into the account of the bill that you have been talking to over e—mail. they have asked you to tra nsfer over e—mail. they have asked you to transfer some money into an account for building work. and they assume that because you have been having those conversations, it looks legitimate. it is difficult to tell, they are getting better at it. on they are getting better at it. on the back of that, banks and customers, to some extent, need to ta ke customers, to some extent, need to t

but some people, like zoe, have experienced bleeding and cramping on their way home.so traumatic and so unexpected, the pain and nausea was so extreme that i had to get off the tube, i lay down on a bench and basically just decided that i wasn't going to move any further. changes to the law will help minimise the stress. the department of health says, by the end of the year, it will allow women to take the second pill in the familiar surroundings of their own home. but abortion has been legal for many years — why has the decision happened now? this tiny change has taken so long because ministers and civil servants, i think, have exaggerated, they have an exaggerated sense of what the opposition to abortion is. most people, even if they don't like the idea of abortion, recognise that it's legal and it should be allowed as safely as possible. 180,000 women have an abortion each year in england and four out of five of those are early medical terminations. the move has been welcomed. this is a way in which girls and women can access the second pills in their early medical

least thirty three people died there before doctors were able to contain the strain of the virus called zoe year which is the former name of the d r c we cannot rule out that this is connected to the previous outbreak but we can say is that there is no evidence to suggest there is a concrete link we suspect that the strain he's here will know much more when we get the genetic sequencing results which should be as early as next tuesday of next week an outbreak that peak three years ago in west africa killed more than eleven thousand people and infected nearly thirty thousand the new outbreak is the tenth one in the d.r. c since ebola first appeared in one thousand nine hundred six d.r.s. she has also had more than twice as many outbreaks as any other country culture dirge on al-jazeera i suspect the russians five reportedly work that the u.s. embassy in moscow for a decade before being fired last year the russian woman was discovered to be having a regular meetings with russia's main intelligence agency that's the f.s.b. it's reported that she had access to sensitive data including the shed

zoe kleinman reports. £68,000.from dorset, transferred to a fraudster over the phone when she was told her bank card had been compromised and she needed to move her cash to a more secure account. she recalls the moment her actual bank told her it had all been a scam. he said, i must tell you now, as you have done the transfers, it's not our responsibility for this loss of money. upon which, i actually was physically sick. because i realised that everything i had worked for, my pension lump sum, all my savings was gone in a flash. the financial 0mbudsman says it has had around 8,500 similar complaints this year, up 17%. last year, bank customers transferred nearly £2110 million to fraudsters. it all comes down to who is to blame. the banks say if the transaction was authorised by you, it is called being grossly negligent. it's your fault and they don't have to pay you back. in some cases, you are having to work out, unbalanced did they authorise it or not? because different legal tests apply according to that, but i

zoë opening night the n.f.l.players are at it again president trunk tweeted making his disapproval known he described the players as showing outrage at something that most of them are unable to define stand proudly for your national anthem he added or be suspended without pay we believe. everyone should stand for the national anthem but league officials said the players would not be punished as they continue negotiating the league wide policy we remain committed to working with the players to identify solutions and to continue making progress on important social issues affecting our communities the n.f.l. said in a statement players say they want to call attention to social injustices not show disrespect for the flag or the military i just think it's important. we can to. keep this. conversation. but american athletes continue to take heat with one conservative commentator stoking racial tensions by calling on basketball star le bron james to shut up an injury. james who has donated millions to educate underprivi

in his mind zoe she was the dog good girl and filled his life on the search for what he called the dog girl and if you look at the women in his life. they were very much of a similar type. and this is the type that he imagined jane would have been so he was searching for jane all his life he was searching for this lost. and tina seen his life and it must have made him feel instinctively lonely. in some level she's reaching. in other novels she doesn't her name space she's the same pattern the same template the same woman. my sister is everything to me i am damned always to be separated from her and with her in an oscillation i have her in me and often outside me but i have lost her. it appeared she was a total stranger and she did inform me of this fact that some of my fictional works work in a literal sense true a couple of times i pushed him on family issues his no growing up childhood. got some stuff his mother was a communist they lived in berkeley. and if you reached a point it's just he stopped and i was like no i'm not going to talk anymore and it was very clear. here we needed

zoe kleinman, bbc news. you're watching afternoon live, these are our headlines.all victim to increasingly sophisticated scams. facebook and twitter say they've taken down hundreds of accounts linked to iran and russia containing misinformation campaigns. in sport, india have won the third test by 203 runs at trent bridge, taking the only england wicket they needed inside three overs at the start of the final day. england's lead the series 2—1 with two to play. former arsenal striker terry thierry henry has agreed to be the next manager of french side bordeaux. kyle lafferty is close to rejoining rangers. steven gerrard says there is a verbal agreement in place for the former ibrox striker who was at the club from 2008—2012. rya nair has apologised after nearly 190 customers who were owed compensation for cancelled and delayed flights were given cheques that bounced. a bbc investigation found that a number of customers were charged extra fees after banks rejected unsigned cheques. the airline said it had sent out 20,000 cheques last month and blamed the problem on

. >> police say zoe is giving students a little peace of mind in a time when school safety is on theinds of many. >>> if you are an animal lover and you are looking forward to doing something with your family, head up to the zoo. little coconut was born in may. he was kept out of the exhibit for his first 15 weeks so he could do some physical therapy for a birth defect in his back legs. he is getting better now at walking, and jumping, and improving every day. >>> coming up, it may have just hit theaters, but already we are learning about plans for a sequel for the "crazy rich asians" series. >>> ktvu fox 2 is your home for thursday night football. it begins tonight when the cleveland browns host the philadelphia eagles and week 3 of the preseason. the game will be at 5:00 pm. our local newscast continues on ktvu plus during the game. >>> be sure to train in -- tune in tomorrow. we are tracking hurricane lane as it lands in hawaii. >>> this will be his -- this will be the golden state killers first appearance in court. >>> thursday afternoon, just couple just -- a couple minutes away

tomorrow, don cheadle and zoe kravitz will join us, and we'll have music from blood orange featuringse be with us then. our first guest is an exuberant man of many talents who adds investigative journalist to his curious resume in his new show "the hunt for the trump tapes with tom arnold s noptd skk spg > >> i have a television tom arnold" debuts september 18th on viceland. please welcome tom arnold. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: thank you. you are really fired up. what have you gotten yourself into? >> well, you know, i mean, you started, it's always, the whole thing is saying knock it off. to donald trump. >> jimmy: oh. n knock what off, his hair? >> you know, i've known the guy 30 years. >> jimmy: do you really know him? >> unfortunately, i know everything. trump castle, did some business with him. he was on the sports show. i've been to the playboy mansion with him, and i wasn't the creepy guy. i have a history with this guy, and he's fine. he is what he is. but back in 2011. by the way, he would call my house with mark burnett and beg me to do "the apprentice." it is such a c

least thirty three people died there before doctors were able to contain the strain of the virus called zoe year which is the former name of the d r c we cannot rule out that this is connected to the previous outbreak what we can say is that there is no evidence to suggest there is a concrete link we suspect that the strain he's here will know much more when we get the genetic sequencing results which should be as early as next tuesday of next week an outbreak that peak three years ago in west africa killed more than eleven thousand people and infected nearly thirty thousand the new outbreak is the tenth one in the d.r. sea since ebola first appeared in one thousand nine hundred six dior's she has also had more than twice as many outbreaks as any other country culture dirge on al-jazeera a suspected russians five reportedly working at the u.s. embassy in moscow for a decade before being fired last year the russian woman was discovered to be having regular meetings with russia's main intelligence agency that's the f.s.b. it's reported that she had access to sensitive data including the shed

and on thursday, don cheadle, zoe kravitz, and music from blood orange featuring asap rocky.irst guest is one of two tv doctors on our show tonight. she is a make-believe anesthesiologist for which she is an emmy nominee for outstanding lead actress in a comedy. "black-ish," returns to abc october 16th, please welcome tracee ellis ross. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it's great to see you and i want to say thank you. because in i think december, you filled in for me as host of the show while i was out. and you did a fantastic job. [ cheers and applause ] >> your kindness. >> jimmy: aswould. i specifically said, please ask tracee to do this, i knew you would be very good at it. >> thank you for asking me. your job is way harder than you make it look. >> jimmy: you think it's hard? >> there's certain bits i thought, this was fun. the clock threw me. >> jimmy: keeping an eye on the clock. >> the scariest thing in the world. >> jimmy: the clock is the hard part, yeah. >> counting the other way. i'm expecting three minutes to go one, two. no. >> jimmy: i guess that would make

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