>> bonnie: yes. i love jersey audiences now so much because i've never one time ever said anything where people in the audience have gone, "aw." they never get offended. we all have our words, you know, that we don't like. the ones that affect us the most. i have my trigger words as a white woman. the word i don't like is no. i don't hear it that often, but when i do mm-mmm. >> rich: here's the deal with jersey, people land at newark and they drive up the turnpike. they don't turn off and go up into the nice -- >> anthony: they see the refineries. >> rich: they think that's new jersey. >> anthony: but see how sick is that i think it's beautiful? >> bonnie: more horses per capita than any other state. >> anthony: northern new jersey is the embroidery capital of the world. >> rich: yeah. >> bonnie: what? >> anthony: apparently. i don't know where that's happening. >> rich: my ex-wife worked for an embroidery company. >> bonnie: no. >> rich: i swear to god. i'll call her right now. >> anthony: this is t

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bonnie says she can hardly believe her eyes, so she grabbed a nearby golf club for protection. bonnie moriarty, found coyote in her home:"my husband was out of town and my poor kids are upstairs and i was screaming."sharon phillips, reporting/standup bridge: "bonnie thinks the coyote most likely came from this wooded area back here."at one point, she says her miniature schnauzer came running in barking up a storm, but the coyote just crouched down in the corner and remained timid. bonnie moriarty, found coyote in her home:"that's when i realized, holy crud, i have a coyote that is stuck in my bedroom."by that time -- she says her kids were wide awake and so she called the bixby police department.bonnie moriarty, found coyote in her home:"we shut the bedroom door and they came with, i'm sure there is a term for it but a long stick with a little loop. so yeah, i had three policeman in my bedroom trying to get the coyote out."using the catcher poles, two of the officers were able to get the loops around the coyote's neck and carefully pull it outside and release it safely back int

bonnie, thanks. >>> time to fast forward to wednesday. apple ceo is expected to unveil several new products, including the biggest and most expensive iphone yet. there's speculation we could see three new iphones. >>> amazon is branching out. it plans to sell live, full christmas trees this year. they will be boxed andhipped within ten days of being cut. >>> wendy giving away a free dave's cheeseburger. the offer can be redeemed once a day. an be redeemed once a day. tremfya® is for adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. i'm ready. with tremfya®, you can get clearer. and stay clearer. in fact, most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® works better than humira® at providing clearer skin, and more patients were symptom free with tremfya®. tremfya® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or have symptoms such as

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for days, drenching the coastlinend punishing rain and leading to possible.nland floodi meteorologist bonnie schneider is tracking the storm. this exactly is it at hour? >> right now, phillip and frances, it's bearing down. you can see outer bands getting very close to the carolina coastline. i want to point out the size. you mentioned that it's larger. if we were to loo the at the entire storm, it's almost 400 miles wide. so even though hurricane frances is now a category 2 storm, don't le t that intensity l your guard down. it will slow down by the time it approaches the coastline. we're expecting landfall sometime late tonight into early tomorrow. because it's such a slow moving storm, the landfall is important, but the duration and the issize of the storm is rlly what's going to contribute to the storm summary judgmedangero. lo long the storm persists, all the way till monday. inland floodin is also a possibility. looking at the storm surge, we're going through several high tide cycles today throughout tomorrow and that's going to be one of the reasons t duration. >> when you say 40 inch

meteorologist bonnie schneider is tracking the storm. where exactly is it at this hour? >> right now, phillip and frances, it's bearing down. you can see outer bands getting very close to the carolina coastline. i want to point out the size. you mentioned that it's larger. if we were to look the at the entire storm, it's almost 400 miles wide. so even though hurricane frances is now a category 2 storm, don't le let that intensity let your guard down. it will slow down by the time it approaches the coastline. we're expecting landfall sometime late tonight into early tomorrow. because it's such a slow moving storm, the landfall is important, but the duration and the issize of the storm is real what's going to contribute to the storm summary judgmedangero. look how long the storm persists, all the way till monday. inland flooding is also a possibility. looking at the storm surge, we're going through several high tide cycles today throughout tomorrow and that's going to be one of the reasons the duration. >> when you say 40 inches, that reminds me of last year, hurricane har

reporter: bonnie's mother continues her own crusade. craig melvin: then, after more than a decade of searching,

this is bonnie. nice to meet you, iam jenny. this is bonnie. nice to meet you, i am alex. and i am jenny. i'm presenting and i'm delighted that we've finally got you to together. presenting and i'm delighted that we've finally got you to togetherli have we've finally got you to together.” have some of my coaches and i ask them to bring up a normal bicycle but with an electrical assisting model. maybe he could try to see where it is at all. mario is the boss, gianni is like his assistant. the wrong way around. i can tell that you haven't worn one so long. you love exercising so much on the b i cycle. you love exercising so much on the bicycle. let's go this way, thank you. i tried. bicycle. let's go this way, thank you. itried. it is bicycle. let's go this way, thank you. i tried. it is possible to push. you get stuck in the middle, in between. what are your first impressions of meeting alex? he's a character, really positive, really engaging. just talking to him, you get the impression that he has already been through a lot and he knows the right sort of things to do and

before the beginning of november i think it's possible and show bonnie's speaking about the downward pressure on the other time pestle as weakened somewhat over the past week but many argentinians are still chasing the dollar as the south american country has the most dollar cash holdings off of the us who petticoat perez is one of the most famous argentinians to have been hit by the financial crisis in two thousand and one. the former soccer player who was on the country's nine hundred ninety four world cup team had to watch the state freeze all his accounts and convert dollars into pesos a tragedy for people like him who had been investing in dollars for decades. but at the end i mean our country has been through fifteen crises since one thousand nine hundred fifty five and they said over and over again if you bet on the dollar you'll lose it's. only experience their piece is losing our value so. petty go also said that many argentinians today are still afraid to leave their money in the bank after renewed fall in the peso in recent weeks their assets have lost another four percent

before the beginning of november i think it's possible because the show bonnie is speaking about the downward pressure on their time pestle as weakened somewhat over the past week but many argentinians are still chasing the dollar as south american country has the most dark cash holdings after the u.s. who petticoat pears is one of the most famous argentinians to have been hit by the financial crisis in two thousand and one. the former soccer player who was on the country's nine hundred ninety four world cup team to watch the state freeze all his accounts and convert dollars into pesos a tragedy for people like him who had been investing in dollars for decades. but i think. our country has been through fifteen crises since one thousand nine hundred fifty five and they said over and over again if you bet on the dollar you'll lose it's. only experience there peace is losing our value. go also said that many argentinians today are still afraid to leave their money in the bank after renewed fall in the peso in recent weeks their assets have lost another four percent in value. have learne

let's speak to mind our bonnie he is a resident senior fellow at the institute for palestine studies is joining us from washington d.c. thanks for speaking to us again so some hailing camp david accords as a key moment in egyptian is really relations from your point of view is there a legacy to speak of when it comes to egypt and israel relations very much so and i think the camp david accords of one thousand nine hundred eighty were a key turning point but for different reasons than people often presume i mean the fundamental legacy of camp david is that it removed egypt from the arab israeli equation made an arab military option to deter israel non-viable and thereby freed israel to accelerate its colonization of the occupied territories to undertake actions such as the one nine hundred eighty two invasion of lebanon and so on the other key aspect of camp david is that it sought to resolve the future of the question of palestine without directly involving the palestinians and the formula that was established to camp david was palestinian autonomy or self government as your correspo

bonnie salazar, parent"we depend on them to keep our children safe and keep the parents informed." the school district says the incident is under investigation and no one was hurt. they would not comment on how the child would be disciplined.when we asked why only parents of the students in the classroom were notified, they told us they'd be reaching out to the rest of the parents on tuesday evening. in hayward, michelle kingston, kron 4 news (catherine) happening tomorrow - oakland unified school district officialswill meet with teachers during a state-assisted mediation session. teachers in oakland have been working without a contract since july of 2017. kron 4's gabe slate talked with the teachers about the contract changes they're hoping for.. nat sound - teachers rally oakland teachers had a day of action throughout the district holding rallies sendina message to the oakland unified school district that they want their demands met during the upcongwednesday sound from keith brown, bret harte middle school teacher, oakland "right now we have a shortage of teachers because of th

bonnie salazar, parent"we depend on them to keep our children safe and keep the parents informed." the school district says the incident is under investigation and no one was hurt. they comment on how the child would be disciplined. when we asked why only parents of the students in the classroom were notified, they told us they'd be reaching out to the rest of the parents on tuesday evening.in hayward, michelle kingston, kron 4 news (catherine) our other big story tonight... two fires came dangerously close to homes -- and tonight investigators say it was arson. the fires began in the hills behind a neighborhood in san ramon... forcing residents to leave and fear for the worst. today - investigators announced an arrest.. kron 4's terisa estacio has the latest from san ramon. (take pkg) with flames coming dangerously close to the wong's home, ken wong says they packed up just in case. ken wong, san ramon resident. we were worried, my wife more worried, we packed up valuables to leave, but now relieved they caught someone. police have arrested this man william r. priest, 39, a san ra

go on, take you and bonny back home. yeah, man, i mek enough money i could buy a house for the tree of you. d. any of them you like by the sea, any of them. d. come now. this place is not like home at all, but mi feel safe. here? here. shh! siren wails i won't go back. not even for by the sea. not even for that. come, we're going home. but i want to stay! mummy has work, vanessa. she can stay with me. by the sea. he—he! so decent performances, nice sense of time and place. i found some of the dialogue just a little bit too straightforward and it's a film that very much relies on drama rather than any kind of real clever touches or comedy. i think it's worth seeing. it's wonderful that he's done this and it's a milieu that we don't see much on film, but there's a bit of a way to go in terms of then directing. 0k, and very much recreating the hackney that he grew up in as well, so it's nice on a human level recreating his life story. yes, and i'm sure it will go down a storm in hackney, definitely, yeah. idris elba's dir

was the woman's march and now it's at the supreme court. >> reporter: abraham took this picture of bonnie holding a sign on the steps of the supreme court. >> of course, it affects women the most, but it affects everybody, because it's an issue of respect and decency. >> reporter: barely 24 hours removed from their experiences at the supreme court in d.c., the eltermans wanted to keep their activism rolling by hosting a fund-raiser here at the coffee shop they own in albany. the couple decided the big dinner with albany event would be the perfect backdrop for a bake sale to raise money for bay area women against rape, with a big assist from their employees at hal's office coffee. >> they felt like this is their way of coping, their way of feeling active and their way of staying engaged. >> reporter: after all, the elterman's found after their unplanned activism in d.c., they couldn't just sit and watch, not now, not at this time in history. >> you know, we still hold on to anita hill from so long ago and it just felt like, wow, here we are again and not a whole lot has changed. >> reporte

the alligators were eventually named bonnie and claude. but after a few months, it was clear they didn't get along. bonnie was sent back to florida. claude just celebrated his 23rd birthday. you can watch our entire special on the creation of the new academy at abc7news.com. i saw claude yesterday. he was just cruising in the water. >> he's a big boy. >>> bright lights, big billboards. up next, the south bay city lifting a decades' old ban on electronic billboards. >>> and kristen's here for a look at what's coming up. >> rocket testing in alameda. and the concern about potential danger from the fuel. and the moment a sea lion hurled an octopus at a >>> get excited. it's premiere night. catch season premieres of "the gold bergs," "american housewife" and "modern family." then stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. and if you missed "general hspital" this afternoon because of the special report, catch it overnight at 2:12 a.m. so set your dvr now. big city lights will soon be coming to one south bay town. san jose has lifted a decades' old b

we're told 20 people were on the back deck on bonnie branch road when it fell, sending them tumbling 12 feet. eight people had to go to the yohospital. ev expected to be okay. more than 40 firefighters and paramedics showed up to help. >>> new notes will play throughout the cavalry c presbyterirch for their morning service today. >> this is very cool. an organ onc belonging to another church is officially going to be welcomed into its new home wit the dedication ceremony. calvary perez attorney church legs ment was on its last and they didn't have the money to buy a new one. but oregon presbyterian church was shutting down and it gave them their old one. cavalry's organist is excited about the new edition. you can tell from her reaction a that he's excite. arlington presbyterian church isn't being torn down but it wi be part of the housing complex going into that ea cavalry gets to keep the othrga. >>> it's still early but we may have the biggest upset ofeg co football all season long. >> virginia tech fans not so happy. old dominion, you'rehappy. the odu team beat virginia tech to m

was the woman's march and now it's at the spouupreme cour. >> reporter: abraham took this picture of bonnie holding a sign on the steps of the supreme court. >> of course, it affects women the most, but it affects everybody, because it's an issue of respect and decency. >> reporter: barely 24 hours removed from their experiences at the supreme court in d.c., the eltermans wanted to keep their activism rolling by hosting a fund-raiser here at the coffee shop they own i event would be the perfect backdrop for a bake sale to raise money for bay area women against rape, with a big assist from their employees at hal's office coffee. >> they felt like this is their way of coping. their way of feeling active, and their way of staying enengaged. >> reporter: after all, the elterman's found after their unplanned activism in d.c., they couldn't just sit and watch, not now, not at this time in history. >> you know, we still hold on to anita hill from so long ago. and it just felt like, wow, here we are again and not a whole lot has changed. >> reporter: in albany, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> police

bonnie salazar, parent"we depend on them to keep our children safe and keep the parents informed." the school district says the incident is under investigation and no one was hurt. they would not comment on how the child would be disciplined.when we asked why only parents of the students in the classroom were notified, they told us they'd be reaching out to the rest of the parents on tuesday evening. in hayward, michelle kingston, kron 4 news (vicki) a six-year-old boy is back at home with his mother - after being abducted. police arrested the boy's father at the la quinta inn in dublin. investigators found 6-year-old jayce cosso safe after being abducted from his mother at their home monday in modesto modesto police sgt. steve hinkley says within 24 hours of issuing the amber alert the boy had been found"sgt. steve hinkley: "it was determined in our investigation that the father john cosso 41-years-old will be booked on kidnapping, domestic violence, child endangerment, burglary."(vicki) jayce's 17-(vicki) jayce's 17-year-old step brother was also arrested at la quinta in connecti

bonnie and the she didn't. on the kosher name called on our coal john three three i was really good you're sure. you know where are you because i don't have anything to do yeah what do you mean she's your usual so you. told your partner. to get him to order problems here. on a full. on this young woman. thirty one years you're full. of shit doctors wear the symbol of health care for the majority of chinese people under chairman mao in the one nine hundred seventy s. it was a rudimentary system but it left no one untreated no doctor hopes to master the new art of general practice in his retirement where the current vision that you're sure you bought been undone who tune in the new bonnie that you know the show you. the. city the being new. to the show whole. going to accord one day what would you rather see me. condition health center dr lou has also rejoined the health workforce from retirement their rule is essentially to help the government meet its targets of getting every family signed up with a general pra

this happened on bonni branch road. investigators say multiple people have been injured in this. you can see fire and ems carrying people a y on stretchers. we're going to bring you updates just as soon as we get them. >>> meanwhile, major facelift r a d.c. neighborhood. the mayor cut the ribbon outside the entertainment and sports arena. the aeena located in congress heights in southeast as news 4's gerald ford explains this arena will provide more than just a new place for concerts and basketball games. >>ates i sureign you are in a part of the district when you see one of these. here's the draw. a new entertainment and sports arena on the east campus s of elizabeth in ward 8. dezndicated with the sar mondayal ribbon cutting and dedicated to being an engine on the east side of the river. >> we took a big step on congress heights. doesn't congress heights deserve it? doesn't congress heights deserve it? >> the new 4,200 feet arena will be the new home of the washingtonist i jects, the capital city go go, minor league basketball team, and there will also be a practice facility fo

bonnie and rocky night are among about 10,000 people still in shelters. this is their third shelter since lawrence hit. how thankful are you for the shelter? >> reporter: -- >> thankful, very thankful. >> reporter: what would you do without it? people here in the shelter have been here for days and it could be weeks until they return home. it has been the hardest part of being here? >> children, you come in and you see them all soaking wet. >> reporter: in wilmington, store victims are getting food and other supplies at distribution centers. the governor is urging store victims to work together and depend on each other to get through these tough times. make oliver, cbs news, chapel hill, north carolina. >> new stats show more than two million middle and high school students are using e- cigarettes. >>> the fda is launching a strong campaign to help fight back. >> they can deliver nicotine to your brain, causing you to crave more and more. >> campaign targets more than $10 million who have either baked before or who are open to trying it again. it is hoped

had been used to coerce french just made jet maker just saw into doing business with troubled tycoon bonnie the charge set off a predictable political storm in india given the important role of corruption as a political cultural used by president modi is party the b j p against the congress party and through the president of boeing in india who has called for india to weaken its procurement policies that require inclusion of in country companies as partners the so-called offset program critics have suggested the offset program can create corrupt arrangements such as the one alleged by president mccrone. and sticking with india jet airways of india is writing currents of increasing financial turbulence this week that. harry are owned and founded in one thousand nine hundred three has been hit by unfortunate headlines recently after a jet airways cruise failure to properly pressurize a flight from mumbai which left passengers bleeding from their ears and noses a messy report seems to punctuate a series of setbacks for jet perhaps the most serious news coming early last month when the director

surprising considering republicans traditionally associate themselves with christian values -- like bonnie teaching you -- barney teaching you how to smoke meth. for this we turn to my good friend neil brennan, everybody. what do you make of this whole situation. >> trevor, as an atheist, i'm about to say something i thought i would never say. republicans, y'all need jesus. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: wow. i -- i never thought you would say that either because you don't believe in jesus. >> i know. like many atheists, i grew up catholic. ( laughter ) i went through all the sacraments, baptism, first communion and, of course, molestation. ( audience reacts ) i'm kidding. i was never baptized. ( laughter ) and as an atheist, i used to think republicans were too fixated on jesus but, turns out, he was the only thing keeping them in check because now republicans have dropped him completely and they're about as interested in morality as steve bannon is in face cream. ( laughter ) look at the defending brett kavanaugh. >> isn't it just a shame that a person like judge kavanaugh who has a

. >> reporter: bonnie and rocky are among the 10,000 people still in shelters. this is their third shelter since florence hits. >>how thankful are you for the shelter? >>very thankful. >> reporter: what would you do without it? >>we would be thtr >> reporter: most of the people in this chapel hill shelter have been here for days and it could take weeks before they all return home. >> reporter: what is the hardest part? >>seeing the eyes of the children. when you come in and you see them soaking wet it is hard. >> reporter: in wilmington, storm victims are getting food and other supplies at distribution centers. one of north carolina's largest cities is littered with downed trees, broken glass and boarded up storefronts. the governor is urging storm victims to work together and to depend on each other to get through tough times. meg oliver cbs news chapel hill north carolina. >>> florence has been blamed for 35 deaths in three states. >>> still ahead,bart extending crucial sections and now they have a problem. >>> before you apply for a new job you may want to sc

bonnie twenty. five her first day. school in the jungle. first listen. then doris granger moment arrives. join during attained on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary . to bring you tame returns home on d w dot com among its things. these creations. this brand mystical callard office. of the. book what do we really know about the man behind the dark. what motivates him how does he think feel good moments in the life of a great fashion designer. someone special. starts september ninth double. play a lead. player. says he got the news live from berlin international outrage as many of them are sentences to reuters journalists to seven years in jail. as you reported for investigating manned mars crackdown on the work in your minority they say they were framed by police western governments condemn the verdict in the u.k. calling it a hammer blow to the rule of law. also could.

then we're back with fischer my bonnie former president of the u.n. security council professor author of visionary mr lobel barney so let's talk about trial but you know what he wants to do and i mean the big topic carries obviously china. one of trump's election promises was if there were trade for the united states so right now he wants to impose another sent set of import tariffs of two hundred billion dollars of chinese goods this would actually be very harmful for americans why do you think he's doing that. well i mean sadly i spoke to one of the leading trade economists in the world when i was in harvard university. in february this year he said to me kishore donald trump doesn't understand the basics of trade economics he thinks like a business man a deficit is a loss a surplus is a profit that's rubbish right all countries in the by the theory of international trade even if you have a deficit you're actually benefiting because you're buying a product at lower cost from somebody who can make it cheaper and better and then you can pay to do an o

come july from bonnie let's go right to our correspondent he is in central istanbul and we have our political correspondents you're in the studio you're watching g.w. newswire from berlin. gets a whole bunch of perspective closer. don't screw up a good. fake hair and real story. where i come from a lot of women who like me have fake hair sometimes the hair style takes up to two a day. it's a lot of time that needs to be filled so people at the salon talk about what's happening in their lives. i became a journalist to be a storyteller and i always want to find those real authentic stories from everyday people who have something to share. with all the time i spend at the salon i feel good quality hair when i see ads and the good story when i hear it it's my name is elizabeth shawn and i work at steve. this is the w. news line from barely germany's governing coalition partners reach a new deal on the fate of the country's embattled domestic intelligence chief on field must and will be made a special advisor intervene to have minutes dealt with the same pay as before instead of getting a promotio

were bonnie dunn from west virginia state university has made it her life's mission to help them. the families meet once a week, brings grandparents and children together once a week for free meals and a class on how to patient in the 21st century. lessons include social media, legal issues, and finding financial support. >> they struggle with financial resources. most of these people are on social security. >> reporter: the becketts are doing their best to make ends meet. >> as long as it takes. >> reporter: hoping one day the children will be reunited with their parents for good. kenneth craig, cbs news, nitro, west virginia. >>> well, still ahead, u2's new european tour gets off to a rough start after bono loses his voice. he's now talking about what's next. apartment in southern california. plus: another bay area apple store targeted by thieves... the search to find the suspects. and: a plane crash near lake tahoe... sparks a growing wildfire. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose e

was bonnie ( darya ) ( darya ) bonnie moriarty was asleep when she heard a loud noise in her room. at first she thought it was her cat or dog.. when a coyote came running into her room. ( james ) the coyote did not hurt anyone.. he just hid in the corner... moriarty called polcie and they came to catch the animal and released it back into the wild. we'll be right back after the break. sometimes bipolar i disorder can really get you going. but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by asking your healthcare provider about vraylar. vraylar treats acute mania of bipolar i disorder. vraylar significantly reduces overall manic symptoms,... and was proven in adults with mixed episodes who have both mania and depression. vraylar should not be used in elderly patients with dementia, due to increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, which may mean a life-threatening reaction or uncontrollable muscle movements, which may be permanent. side effects may not appea

this is bonny. nice to meet you, i am alex. and i am jennie. i'm presenting and i'm delighted that we've finally got you to together. i have some of my coaches and i ask them to bring up a normal bicycle but with an electrical assisting model. maybe he could try to see where it is at all. mario is the boss, gianni is like his assistant. the wrong way around. i can tell that you haven't worn one so long. you love exercising so much on the bicycle. let's go this way, thank you. i tried. it is possible to push. you get stuck in the middle, in between. what are your first impressions of meeting alex? he's a character, really positive, really engaging. just talking to him, you get the impression that he has already been through a lot and he knows the right sort of things to do and not to do. he is creeping back up. maybe it's a good idea while you are going down, there is a vast section where i can maybe try to impress him a little bit. we are now going at 80 kilometres an hour. he is basically luging. running on a bit of adrenaline, i think so. it'

salt or uninvited the syrian cities of rock go bonnie man be when they were driving jihadists in this case isis out of western iraq and eastern syria and in fact in enter agency u.n. team and amnesty international on the ground in rocca after the u.s. offensive said it was the most destroyed city in the syrian conflict seventy to eighty percent we go to markets kind of broaden this out and i think kind of look at the interests and positions of some of the characters in this beyond donald trump go ahead i think probably the most important from the very beginning has always been turkey and erdogan i mean without the turkish border none of the u.s. saudi supplies jihadi shipped around the world would get into syria and their role in that as as the base i mean the u.s. bases in turkey for illegally arming training and cellaring the jihadi. proxies for regime change in syria were literally euphemistically named the moslems sensors and these were. centers in turkey. in the austin aughrim and this has always been kind of a geopolitical dance if you will imagine putin and erdogan waltzing acr

. >> reporter: a home everything in it reduced to a smoldering pile of rule, it happened in wood bonnie, maryland in howard county friy night. miraculously, no one was injured. a resident of the home smelled the odor of natural gas. aftert t report of the smell of natural gas was called in, everyone got out of the house. it's a good thing. just as the first fire crews were showing up, that's when the explosion happened. >> and i heard a loud boo and my room shook. >>eporter: it was the same for neighbors blocks away from the blast. >> everybody felt like a tree landed on their personal house. that's how loud and impactful it was. and then we look out the window and there's an inferno. >> reporter: while that report of the smell of natural gas eceded the explosion, it has not been ruled as the definish tim cause of the explosion. till still evacuating the house quickly savedhe family's lives. others gathered to help see what they could do to help the family escape the worst night of their lives. in howard county, derrickwsward ne 4. >> okay. this was not the parking job this driver in al

pressure had been used to coerce french just jet maker just salt into doing business with troubled tycoon bonnie the charge set off a predictable political storm in india given the important wall of corruption as a political cultural used by president modi is party the b j p against the congress party and through the president of boeing in india who has called for him. to weaken its procurement policies that require inclusion of in country companies as partners these so-called offset program critics have suggested the offset program can create corrupt arrangements such as the one alleged by president mccrone. and sticking with india jet airways of india is writing currents of increasing financial turbulence this week that carrier owned and founded in one nine hundred ninety three has been hit by unfortunate headlines recently after jet airways crews failure to properly pressurised a flight from mumbai which left passengers bleeding from their ears and nose a mess or report seems to punctuate a series of setbacks for jet perhaps the most serious news coming early last month when the directorate o

is putting the global economy and the world order at the test so which side has more to lose i ask bonnie the former head of the u.n. security council here at the european house i was at the forum. the center of gravity for global politics is shifting again with america's economic engine beginning to split up the european juggling ordway don't buy into. the future is there for the taking for china and india how long before a shift to the east is accepted as reality can the west still adapt to the for control slips out of its hands and the world will a shift in economic world look like. you have learned really great to have you on our show today will go so lots to talk about we're going to start with your book you believe that western global domination is over your latest book that we have displayed here actually tell it has to west lost it a provocation so i have a couple of questions regarding the title right away why has the west lost it. to who hasn't lost it and what has that lost the the knowledge the understanding of the global processes or. the economic life and domination well the

this is bonny. nice to meet you, i am alex. and i amjennie. i'm presenting and i'm delighted that we've finally got you two together. i have some of my coaches and i ask them to bring up a normal bicycle but with an electrical assisting model. maybe he could try to see where it is at all. mario is the boss, gianni is like his assistant. the wrong way around. i can tell that you haven't worn one in so long! you love exercising so much on the bicycle. let's go this way, thank you. difficult? i tried. it is possible to push. you get stuck in the middle, in between. what are your first impressions of meeting alex? he's a character, really positive, really engaging. just talking to him, you get the impression that he has already been through a lot and he knows the right sort of things to do and not to do. he is creeping back up. maybe it's a good idea while you are going down, there is a vast section where i can maybe try to impress him a little bit. we are now going at 80 kilometres an hour. he is basically luging. running on a bit of adrenaline,

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drew had been making fun of my little sister, bonnie, who was just nine years old at the time. throwing worms at her again. she was terrified to go back to the bus stop. he was a serial offender, and i was tired of it. to say to him. so when he opened the door, i pulled back and i punched him right in the face. [applause] mrs. biden: and then i ran as fast as i could. [laughter] "newsmakermrs. biden: i hate bu. [applause] mrs. biden: at the biden foundation, we have several pillars helping middle-class families, like the ones joe and i grew up in. supporting military families. and advocating for community colleges. some people have asked us, why did we make advancing lgbtq equality one of our pillars, and there are a lot of answers. the families and friends we have watched struggle. , aends like sarah mcbride delawarean, but we know her as sally's daughter. as a teacher for more than 30 years, there are a lot of teachers here, i hope -- [applause] mrs. biden: i watched my students wrestle with who they are. through their writing, i get a window into their thoughts. and it can b

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is putting the global economy and the world order at the test so which side has more to lose i ask bonnie the former head of the un security council here at the european house i was at the forum. the center of gravity for global politics is shifting again with america's economic engine beginning to split up the european jug an old way don't buy into. the future is there for the taking for china and india how long before a shift to the east is accepted as reality can the west still adapt to the full control slips out of its hands and what will a shift in economic world look like. when it's really great to have you on our show today welcome so lots to talk about we're going to start with your book you believe that western global domination is over your latest book that we have displayed here actually tell of has the west lost it a provocation so i have a couple of questions regarding the title right away why has the west lost it. to whom has it lost it and what has that lost the the knowledge the understanding of the global processes or. the economic life and domination well the answer the

drew had been making fun of my little sister, bonnie, who was just nine years old at the time. throwing worms at her again. she was terrified to go back to the bus stop. he was a serial offender and i was tired of it. i had no idea what i was going to say to him. so when he opened the door, i pulled back and i punched him right in the face. [applause] and then i ran as fast as i could. [laughter] i hate bullies. [applause] at the biden foundation we have several pillars helping middle-class families, like the ones joe and i grew up in. supporting military families. and advocating for community colleges. some people have asked us, why did we make advancing lgbtq one of our pillars, and of answers.lot we havelies and friends struggle. her as our friend's daughter. as a teacher for more than 30 there are a lot of teachers here, i know, i watched students wrestle with who they are. hrough their writing, i get a window into their thoughts. see t can be upsetting to the hate they have had to deal of their he rawness pain. but for joe and me, what it down to is that there is nothing t

have known people who have been anjuries, and they have acquitted young men who looked at them with bonny blue eyes, and were then in tears afterwards when they discovered this was not the first instance of rape. i think it is a very difficult thing and it is terrible how many cases are brought. so yeah, 18 to 2a, with 32% result ina so yeah, 18 to 2a, with 32% result in a conviction. a6% of those aged between 25—59. quickly before we move on to the mail, we have heard from the cps, they have said they are working on a number of different fronts to improve performance in this area, and as you both said, it is when you start looking at the large volumes of communications material that you start to see complex disclosure issues. so they are aware of this, but how an hour you manage all that? and how do you get access to all that? and send the right message to the victims to step forward , right message to the victims to step forward, women and men, of course. 0k, forward, women and men, of course. ok, so let's turn to the mail. proud of your party, mr corbyn? this is the continuation of t

. >> be a raw ham took this picture of bonnie holding the sign on the steps of the supreme court. >> it affects women most but it affects everybody because it's an issue of respect and decency. >> they wanted to keep their activism rolling by hosting a fund-raiser here at the coffee shop they own in albany. the couple decided the big dinner with albany event would raise money for bay area women against rape. >> they felt like this is their way of coping and their way of feeling active and staying engaged. >> after all, they found after their unplanned activism in d.c. they could not just sit and watch, not now, not at this time in history. >> you know, we still hold on to anita hill from so long ago, and it's like, wow, here we are again and not a lot has changed. >>> the sales force fran seseu center remains closed. materials were supposed to start today and the work start no later than tomorrow. fremont street remains closed between mission and howard and buses are running out of the temporary terminal down the street. the transit center is supposed to remain closed through next we

out of the way we've got some wild wet and windy weather streaming into the northwest this is storm bonnie and it's such a punk packing a punch across. scotland northern parts of england winds gusting to the rounds on thirty kilometers per hour at times that damaging winds there will be further destruction as we go through the remainder of today across. that northwestern corner of the year at ten twenty two celsius in london the signs of some warmth this is subtropical ladysmith drawn in across the british isles so there's the warm weather twenty five in paris isn't a bad guy with that glorious sunshine ace that's where the best of the weather will remain if we keep our eye on the the british isles you can see how that stormy weather streams across scotland into the north sea up towards scandinavia long line of cloud on the rain pounding back in behind with more very blustery winds so that strong wind that stays in place as we go through thursday but still seeing those temps getting up to around twenty one celsius at that stage the cloud in the rain that will continue to make its way furth

had been making fun of my little sister, bonnie, who was just nine years old at the time. throwing worms at her again. she was terrified to go back to the bus stop. he was a serial offender and i was tired of it. i had no idea what i was going to say to him. i when he opened the door, pulled back and i punched him right in the face. [applause] and then i ran as fast as i could. [laughter] i hate bullies. [applause] at the biden foundation we have several pillars helping middle-class families, like the ones joe and i grew up in. supporting military families and supporting colleges. , whypeople have asked us did we make unto be gq equality one of our pillars in there are btq equalitymake lg in our pillars and there are a lot of answers. we have seen friends struggle with equality. friends who we know as our friends daughter. as a teacher, for 30 years -- >> [applause] mrs. biden: a lot of teachers here. i watched my students struggle with who they are. through their writing, i get a window to their thoughts and it can be exciting to see the hate they have had to deal with an

. >> glor: fran, bonnie, hugo. how much does this one scare you compared to the other ones? >> well, we've had so many, i mean, i'm not scared. >> glor: you're not? >> no. >> glor: all right, so, helping us track the hurricane here tonight is meteorologist megan f aros of wbbm in chicago. it looks a little bit different bian chicago right now. >> yeah, feels different. >> glor: it has been sunny most of the day today. >> yes. >> glor: that's going to change quick. talk about the track. >> it's deceptively nice right now, and because we have a cat-3 likely headed right here over the course of the next 24 hours or so, so by 2:00 p.m. on friday, we're looking at a gandfalling potentially along the carolina coastline, expecting it though, unfortunately, to begin to ride the coast southward. so that's the change. each consecutive model run has added to that shift, unfortunately, and that's going to present a problem. bl glor: we keep hearing this expression "storm of a prneration." why do people say that? >> i think there are many reasons for that. first and foremost, we don't ge