weaver: everyone immediately assumed that nearest was jack's slave. jack never had any slaves. o'brien: she shared her treasure trove of history with the president of the company. weaver: he looked at the research room, he looked at thio we make it right?" immediately. guide: now, the man who actually taught jack how to make whiskey, his name was nathan "nearest" weaver: within a week, they were rewriting their story and rolling that out in their tours, so they guide: we have never distilled whiskey in 150 years without a green working with us... o'brien: nearest and his wife harriet had 11 children. some of them worked at the distillery, including his son george, pictured here sitting right next to jack daniel. debbie has been with the company for 39 years. along with her sister jackie and brother jerome, they're the only 3 descendants of green still working at the distillery. staples: and i hope that one day it will get to that point, you won't be able to say "jack daniel" without saying "nearest" o'brien: fawn weaver and the green family are working closely with brown-forman

jack: i think they do. one of the messages that might come out here is that they will be watching the politics unwind year and forward, so this might be it for a while. jonathan: why hike into messy politics? jack: because some of the inflation numbers are -- if you are doing your job, you should be looking at that and you should be hiking. it is an open economy, and there are a lot of things to be said in terms of brexit not only hurting some of the also in terms but of inflation for how the prices follow through. marilyn: that's right. i think were expecting the one hike. now we have the second to keep hiking like the fed is. and i think the economic data, inflation definitely does warrant a rate rise. and monetary policy is still in thebly accommodative u.k. as well. so i think they have their mandate and job to do and they will push through. jonathan: that is the bank of england story. payrolls coming up next week. a federal reserve decision and bank of japan decision, so a lot on deck next week. from n

jack: yeah, it does. look, at the end of the day, we had the fed, then the ecb, and the boj was lagging. so where they are actually falling into place, that basically makes the case for rates to be rising a little bit all around the world. jonathan: victoria, let's talk about a spread that has been super, super wide, bunds versus treasuries. it has widened through much of this week as well. i'm just wondering when qt starts to come through, when we could see that spread start to tighten a little bit. do you expect that spread to tighten? victoria: i think it will tighten. this whole quantitative tightening issue, we will see it globally throughout the next 12 months. look at the balance sheets you have. obviously, the fed is reducing their balance sheet. when you look at boe, they are ending their bond buying program. i would expect their balance sheet to start to contract some next year, and we just spoke about the bank of japan, we see it there. really, the pboc is the only one that has quite a bit of e

if jack kennedy went into the priesthood he would have been pope because that was the guy that jack kennedy was. he was intellectual and roads about things. bobby kennedy would have been the parish priest because that is who he was. he was grassroot. ted kennedy's question would never come up. tech kennedy i think and i am a massachusetts guy and ted kennedy was, when i was at the boston globe for 15 years, i continued -- i think ted kennedy was one of the greatest senators ever. they called him the lion of the senate 50 years in the senate not trying to emulate his brother. check was a short-term senator and did not make much of the waves in the senate. i think he tried to be bobby and he adored his brother when they were senators. ted was the senior senator and he was elected before bobby. the only time that the staff never knew where they were was when they were visiting the offices and ted kennedy gave bobby, he was the older and the kennedy family, everything mattered who was the elder and bobby kennedy got the key position. he chose vietnam for his issue ain't ted kennedy looked to ot

jack henry jack henry and associates, or jkhy last thursday we got a call about this one from carrie in the land of enchantment in new mexico while i needed to do homework, what can i say it turns out carrie has some genuine horse sense. now that i have had some time to jack up on what jack henry's been up to lately, let me tell you something, i can safely say this stockis definitely worth owning, buy, buy, buy! >> although given its response to recent run-up, you might want to wait for a pullback before you pull the trigger so what in the world does jack henry even do? and how the heck has its stock been such a juggernaut without getting much attention okay this is a company that uses technology to help banks, to help credit unions, and other financial institutions process transactions, automate their businesses generally stay ahead of the competition by managing mission critical information originally jack henry was about making off the shelf banking software that was way back in the '70s. now they're primary technology partner for roughly 1900 banks from smaller community institut

jack kennedy was cautious enough. he wanted to wait until they won re-election in '64 to file a bill. bobby said you got to do it now. that was who bobby kennedy was. he had no patience. he came from essentially they were only a couple years apart in age. but it was a different generation. jack kennedy was from the world war ii, we know what life is like generation. bobby kennedy was, was a, enlisted in the navy. and he saw active duty going out of port and coming back to port. and i think falling once and nicking his lip and that was the war injury bobby kennedy ended up with. and for the rest of his life, he felt a little bit inadequate. because he hadn't fought in the war. and he spent so much of his life dealing with what he thought were inadequacies. when he was born, in that early generation of the kennedy kids, nine kids, bobby was the one, his dad described as the runt of the litter. and the one who was least likely to be able to do anything. and bobby spent his life working harder than any of his siblings to

and for jack daniels a painful hangover from donald trump's tariffs. and donald trump is threatening to impose tariffs on all chinese imports let's dig deeper with the culture on wall street just how markets taking the. well i mean first of all those tariffs are not implemented yet and it might take some months if they come at all but we do see certain industries certain companies where we do see some pressure of the car industry for example or other multinationals like caterpillar boeing where we do see stock prices falling a bit but overall the market is still taking it easy we just finished the third consecutive week where blue chips actually saw gains even if the market was tiny little bit under pressure on friday but overall the market really takes it to rather cool who at this point and so china com simply impose counter-terrorist as they done in the pasta because they just don't import enough u.s. goods to match what the u.s. is doing so how could trying to respond. and certainly if we look at the figures the u.s. exports goods to china in the a

here, jack—jack started out as a sidekick and ends up being centrestage. i started laughing about five minutes in and i laughed all the way through. it looks fabulous, as you can see. all those future retro ‘60s inflicted designs look great. and i am happy to admit that i was completely wrong about the first film. a new foe in this, is there? there's lots of new stuff. the most exciting thing is the stretchy cycle, the elasticycle bike, which when she first gets on it she goes "it's talky, it's very talky." even managed to strong—arm a teenager to go with me and see it this week. skyscraper, how can you go wrong with dwayne "the rock" johnson? dwayne "the rock" johnson is basically a security systems specialist. brought in to sign off on the tallest structure in the world. his family come with him, they're one of the first families to stay in the penthouse at the top. of course, evildoers come along, set fire to the structure, so he has to break into the building to save them, and breaking into the building is harder than it looks. hands up! 0k! don't

for europeans up price bomb and for jack daniels a painful hangover from donald trump's tariffs. let's bring in only boss our financial correspondent who's standing by in frankfurt really not a day goes by without you and me talking about the latest economic shenanigans the man in the white house what's the latest from today. well he says he's ready to go for five hundred and what he means by that is five hundred billion dollars five hundred billion in tariffs that he could slap on the goods coming in from china to the united states and didn't pick this number randomly in fact five hundred five billion dollars is the number that the chinese exports totaled in the year two thousand and seventeen so this is going for broke a few that's not yet decided but he's mentioned this number and as soon as they did the markets went south the dax especially had. lost quite clearly for the end of the day and especially big exporters were among the biggest losers companies like continental out of supplier or the big three car companies here in diameter b.m.w. and volkswagen but also just in the

coming up from cost to whiskey another tariff it sector and it looks like jack daniels will have to jack up prices in europe we had to take that tennison distillery to find out. and if you've ever wanted to be a superhero now you've got your chance comic-con in san diego isn't just fun it's a money spinner too. i'm daniel winter and this is your business update us president donald trump has been stoking the trade dispute with the e.u. and china signaling he's ready to slap tariffs on all chinese imports german chancellor angela merkel meanwhile reiterated that the e.u. is determined to counter any u.s. tariffs as mrs merkel told reporters in berlin the situation is very serious. tensions continue to run high in the german car industry with the u.s. government this week repeating threats to impose high import tariffs on cars and component germany's comic his association was quick to underline the importance of its members for the u.s. economy. german manufacturers and suppliers operate over three hundred plants they're creating over one hundred thousand jobs in production alone. german ch

, thank you. >>> into that breaking news that jack just mentioned. here's the first look at that downed tree on river road. you can see it covering the road. we had the rain coming down hard. we've seen this ink the past w with all of the storms rolling through the area. river roadwe closed b 44th and ellicott street. this is a relatively small stretch of road. the only hope has to b crews can get out there and get that cleared in the next couple hours before the big rush starts. eun, back to you. >> thank you. >>> it's 4:34. now, toes the l information on the controversy surrounding theodore mccarrick's resignation from the catholic church. his name is no locker on a building in springe spring. the theodore mccarrick center is now the catholic charity center. mccarrick faces accusations of sexual abuse. over the weekend, pope francis accepted his resignation. >>> an updaten the homicide we tracked yesterday. ince george's police say that giovani litt was gunned dow in ont of his own home. the two knew litt rndbed him before the shooting. top stories

here, jack—jack started out as a sidekick and ends up being centrestage. i started laughing about five minutes in and i laughed all the way through. it looks fabulous, as you can see. all those future retro ‘60s inflicted designs look great. and i am happy to admit that i was completely wrong about the first film. a new foe in this, is there? there‘s lots of new stuff. the most exciting thing is the stretchy cycle, the elasticycle bike, which when she first gets on it she goes "it‘s talky, it‘s very talky." —— torquey. she laughs. i‘ve even managed to strong—arm a teenager to go with me and see it this week. i think anyone can enjoy it. that was my excuse, anyway! skyscraper, how can you go wrong with dwayne "the rock" johnson? dwayne "the rock" johnson is basically a security systems specialist. he‘s brought in to sign off on the tallest structure in the world. his family come with him, they are one of the first families to stay in the penthouse at the top. then, of course, evildoers come along, set fire to the structure, so he has to br

jack, they concentrate on this idea of theresa may and her frail grip. how frail is it? it's been frail since the general election last year. that was the key moment when the brexit story changed, theresa may expected to get a big parliamentary majority to push it through with everything she wanted to do. strong and stable! would remember it well! of course the exact opposite has happened and her problem now is that she can't get anything through parliament. everything is a compromise, everything is fudging. the brexiteers pulling one way, the remainers anotherand brexiteers pulling one way, the remainers another and it's all about survival for her. sebastian, remainers another and it's all about survivalfor her. sebastian, you mentioned these four mps, had they voted the other way the government would have lost. and there would have been a vote of no—confidence and there would be talk of a leadership challenge which has been since borisjohnson leadership challenge which has been since boris johnson and leadership challenge which has been since borisjohnson and david d

it to jack and get a check of our roads this morning. good morning, jack. we start in maryland. before university boulevard, we've been dealing with a trash truck that was on fire. the right lane remains they opened all lanes south on 95 before the beltway before the overpass. they had what was left of a tractor-trailer tas on fire there. that was on the right side of the roadway. e all four travel lanes aren. we had trouble on the red line. we had train between sha grov and gallaudet with a signal problem. back to you. >> it 6:32. >>> exhausted and outraged, hundreds of people were forced to sleep on their amtrak trains after multiple lines were delayed. >> one of the passeers was kelly o'donnell. this was a picture she snapped on twitter. one of the northeast trains was delayed by more than four hours. am track is blaming this o a wire issue near baltimore. an issue with the overhead power lines was involved. >> right now, aor m project along the g.w. parkway is under way. look at the road here. work started 90 minutes ago. crews are working on the windy run bridge. find out h

back with me jim sciutto and jack quinn. it is interesting of what they're saying to jack mueller, this case, julia, the southern district of new york. give me a distinction here. what's going on? >> we don't know michael cohen's strategy. >> i totally want to say of jim's reporting, what jim will never tell us as he should not is michael cohen is the source. we don't know that at this stage. if the reporting is accurate, what does it say? that says this is the first time and news organization has reported that someone in the room or close to the discussion of the june 9th meeting is willing to testify in some manner that donald trump knew about it before. he knew about it after and he lied about it. he's the one that air force one, drafting the faith press relief about the russians. he knows about it before. one has to assume that he knows the substance. >> can i pose this to you? this is from a legal mind. i think i can go to jack. >> this person says you have to remember, 90% of crime cases involved with key testimony. it

jack, how are you feeling? >> i feel much better. i feel good. >> the scary part was cross-winds because you didn't know when it was going to happen. ♪ it was like a hidden force just smashing into the side of the bike. >> missouri is hilly and it's windy and there's traffic. and -- >> reporter: near the end of the race in west virginia torrential rains forced caroline and jack to carry their bike at night through flood waters. but in the hours, and three minutes after they began team sea to sea crossed the finish line. >> team sea to sea. >>. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: where an emotional >>>? street art in chicago is ic eve day.ght on the challenges dean reynolds took a look ound. >> reporter: this summer in chicago beacons of hope have sprouted on the sidewalk. dotting michigan avenue's magnificent mile with a message for the masses. >> kindness is a language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see. >> reporter: it's part of a campaign by the chicago lighthouse, a social service organization, to illuminate and cel

is jack right, we are playing from a position of big strength here? >> i think that is oversimplistic. i think we have the economic strength but they have the political timeline. they can do sort of whatever they want, which is what they have been doing. the challenge is, those numbers start continuing to deteriorate in china. that could have an impact on global markets overall. so even though we have this economic strength right now, we certainly don't want this to spill over into the global economy and be a drag on the global economy. >> right. >> at the end of the day that will impact america as well. david: good point all, jack, carol, paul. have a good weekend. >> that was a great discussion. david: very interesting. melissa: business is bracing for tariff impact. next jay timmons from the national association of manufacturers explains why his industry is calling on the white house to get china back to the negotiating table. i don't know how we know china left the table. but anyway, later in the hour steve forbes sounds off an escalating battle b

with jack taylor. good morning, jack. >> sheena, good morning. thank you, ou incide in woodbridge, 95 northbound. prince got moved to the left shoulder. causes a quick merge out of the express lanes in the main. shouldn't cost too much time. south on the george washington parkway, plan for a delay. there is activity after 123. a broken down vehicle blocking the right lane. it caused slowdowns. 66 west. still our issue outside delaplane. before you go et to markham, an overturned tractor-trailer. all traffic stopped and detoured on to 17. 55.t puts you on to you'll parallel 66 west. rejoining traffic out in markham well beyond the activity. eastbound, it'snyot causing kind of a slowdown. aaron, angie, back to you.yo >> thank jack. >>> 6:02 now. we're gearing up for anoth day of possibly dangerous weather. the national weather service confirmed a small tornadohe todown in northern virginia. >> storm team 4 tracked that tornado warning. we did it live on the air yesterday morning here on news 4. take a look at this. you can see the damage. thomas je

and for jack daniels a painful hangover from donald trump's tariffs. right there is ireland are striking twenty four flights between the republic of ireland and the united kingdom have been cancelled the pile. saas talks with ryanair have not led to material change over pay and conditions and it's not only ryanair pilots that are unhappy cabin crew in belgium spain and portugal will be walking off the job on wednesday and thursday of next week out of that planned action has already led to the cancellation of six hundred flights. you're watching news from berlin on national coming out acts of self of the hour stay on the stay with us. you consuming too much fossil fuel. driving too much and trying to live. with the result that the future is moving up increasingly from. intrusion from six. figures to climate change. for good. just off. such problems as well such and being. it's a historical moment captured by the world cup photo team yellow clubs in the middle of the fray and now they're sharing their best shots of well cup history with. sixty minutes. d

december 2015 and jack shepherd ta kes december 2015 and jack shepherd takes his date, charlotte brown, for a late—night trip on the river thames on his speedboat. after reaching the houses of parliament, they turned back. moments later, the boat capsized after hitting something floating in the water. a police helicopter of the momentjack shepherd, who was clinging to the boat, was rescued. but charlotte brown, who like to be known as charlie, spent too long in the icy water, and died later in hospital. he had been warned previously that speeding on the river thames, and admitted not asking her to wear a lifejacket. we were not wearing life jackets. there were two between the seats and the front, but we won't in any way. i didn't even ask if she could swim or anything. tests revealed the boat had falters steering. jack shepherd, who was bailed, went on the run. yesterday he was found guilty of manslaughter by gross negligence. he was found guilty of manslaughter by gross negligencelj he was found guilty of manslaughter by gross negligence. i would ask anyone who knows where he is to

jack taylor has aheck on the ds. gorge jor good morning, jack. >>> an overturned tractor-trailer at delaplane. pethey've temporarily st traffic once again on 66 west leaving delaplane. if you hop off early, use 55 and get back on in markham. eastbound lanes are unaffected. outer loop of there beltway be georgia avenue, there was a crash in the left lane. very quickly now moved over to shoulder. authorities arrived on scene and now the traffic is light enough to move itw. in northwest, closed between 7tn 9th street due to ongoing police activity on rhode island. b>> we're gearing up for another day of pos dangerous storms. the national weather service confirmed a small tornado touched down in northern virginia. >> we tracked it live on the air yesterday on news you can see the damage it left behind on the athletic fields ae thomas jefferson high school forcience and technology. all mangled and twisted there. the tornado was an -0 with winds around 70 miles per hour. nobody was hurt. >>> we've se o a lot flooding all o

, he won jack draper rose to the occasion in thejuniorfinal, he won his jack draper rose to the occasion in the junior final, he won his first set but his opponent was too good in the end. —— six that too. jamie murray lost the mixed doubles final with victoria azarenka. finally, centre court can be put to bed, we suspect novak djokovic is already there. chris froome crashed on the cobbles in france but got back on his bike to finish stage nine of the tour de france. the defending champion in the grouping right here got caught in the pile—up. despite the fall he is up to eighth overall. the stage was won by this pattern. england's eddie pepperell was picked to the title thanks to a brilliant round from brandon stone of south africa. stone had this putt to shoot a final round of 59. it would have been a first on the european tour. agonising for him. but excellent final of 60 to win four shot ahead of eddie pepperell. they both have places at the open at carnoustie next week. there is more on the bbc sport website. thanks very much. a first look at tomorrow's newspapers is coming up

this makes lumber jacking as a cool job. i wonr if it's that cool. >> at least everybody thinks it is. the log rolling iy rea impressive. >>> the trump blimp in the u.k. hasn't made itni to thed states yet but the president has inspired something else here. a group of activists sailed this 33 inflatable trump chicken from the san francisco bay past alcatraz which was home to the nation's mos notorious criminals. that massive balloon was wearing stripes. it's made its way to the white house. so that will beething if they put the trump chicken and ele trump baby together. >> i'll you. macy's day parade. here you go. that will be somethi else this year. >>> one of the most behind rookies to come into the nfl in years is officially a nework giant. say quan barkley has signed a four year, $31 million deal. the giants drafted him number two overall this past april. former heisman trophy winner johnny manziel has a new team. johnny football has been playing the canadian football league. he was a backup quarterback for the hamilton

and for jack daniels a painful hangover from donald trump's tariffs. all right and they're all minor of the top stories we're following for you migration is likely to top the agenda. going rogue los angeles some a news conference just weeks ago it almost topples our fragile coalition government will be facing the press later this morning. i will be covering that for you you're watching news from only stay with us. i'm going. to cost. you anything. they live. from says it will suck up champions. it's a historical moment captured by the world cup photo team there up close in the middle of the frame and now they're sharing their best shots of well cup history with docs . mixed on the move. consuming too much fossil fuel. driving too much too. good to assume that the feast is moving on increasing the folks. in fortune from six to nine feet against whom climate change. go into africa in sixteen d.w. . sorry i just couldn't get this song out of his head. the musicologist began searching for the source of this captivating. rain forest in central africa. to pu

let's head over to jack taylor in for melissa this inmo good morning, jack. >> good morning, sheena. beltway maryland, outer loop, the work zone picking up from the roadway. two right lanes were getting by and two left lanes were blocked. out of the roadway, by the time u get there, they should be cleared. morning number one of the new traffic pattern, south of the george washington parkway, north of spout we're going to be dealing with a new traffic pattern. two lanes southbound, one northbound. everyone will be on the northbound side. this will be different. just be aware. penn line train 4:57, it has been canceled this morning, due to damaged power lin at the baltimore-penn station. >>> here at the live desk with breaking news. we just got word of the latest report on one of the biggest airline mysteries in modern times. what happened to malaysian airlines flight 370. the latest report concludes the team is unable to deter real cause for why it disappeared. it's a nearly 500-page report. it iteratesmalaysia's search that the plane was deliberately diverted and flown for over ven h

jack and jules were great friends and colleagues. they wrote four books together on presidential campaigns. witcover was born in union city, new jersey, in 1927. he got his start as a journalist in 1954. in addition to the books he cowrote with jack germond, he is the author of 13 more books, including a biography of joe biden and the resurrection of richard nixon and, more recently, the american vice presidency. from irrelevance to power. our other historian and author today, and reporter and television news producer, is john bohrer, whose writing has "usared in politico, today." he is the author of the "revolution of john kennedy." this is his first book, and it is a very good one. it explores kennedy's difficult odyssey after the assassination of his brother in 1963. joe scarborough of "morning joe" said of this book jack captures entities evolution to a compassionate hero who still inspires the world a half a century later. i agree with that, and i'm sure that jack likes that. it comes from his boss, joe scarborough. day job is p

thania, jack. appr it. >> thank you, sue. >> jack adlan with cressent wealth advisers. >>> they added jobs in june, but not as many as expected. adp reported a rise of 177,000 positions last month.er estimates for 185,000 and this marks the fourth straight month of monthlyob growth below 200,000 and it's one of the reasons that businesses are stil struggling to find enough new hires right now. same old story. by the way, in a separate report, new applications for unemploymentit ben last week increased by 3,000. many economists cited seasonal factors for that rise. and the government's big monthly jobs report will be released tomorrow morning, sue >> ll, the services sector activity picked up in june thanks to an uptick in new orders while the supply management's index showed expansion in the services sector. trade, tariffs and a shortage of workers were starting to strain the supply chain and thatould slow momentum in the months ahead. the services sector accounts for two-thir of economic activity.

black, saw it. >> i was jack's assistant at the time. and i showed it to him. he was like, oh my god, i want to do one! and we did the ben franklin one. then all of a sudden now we were doing a series. >> reporter: five seasons later, the show comes full circle tonight with mark as narrator once again. how do you choose which stories? >> we have a great team of researchers that just dig for those stories that were hid no one history books. this is our secret job, finding those stories that make us go, why weren't we taught that in school? >> reporter: after a few more drinks, mark is ready to tell his story. >> i'm mark gagliard it. we're here to talk about the heist -- [ bleep ]. i'm mark -- >> reporter: almost. >> hello, i'm mark gagliardi. today we're going to talk about the mona lisa heist. hey! >> hey! >> reporter: it isn't too long before things start to take a turn. >> mark's getting some oxygen right now. i'm not sure -- definitely accelerated things a little bit. >> when energy's a little low from someone after drinking, just li

-jack: let's do it. -lemonis: that's the big test. mike: yeah. [ laughs ] mike: we are developing a product mix -- a good, better, best model -- where we'd love to have this, which is the better kit, available in your store. richard: you're competing with some of the biggest companies in the industry. it's just not what we see. up against the other one. -jack: let's do it. -lemonis: that's the big test. mike: yeah. [ laughs ] [ drums playing ] -awesome. -jack: [ exhales sharply ] lemonis: all right, let's check it out. jack: okay, yeah, so these are the two side by side. and they're both very, very similar-looking. these are just showing me what tones the drum is producing. if we were looking for something out of the ordinary, we might see a big peak here somewhere, an unwanted frequency coming from the drum. lemonis: and you're not getting that? jack: nope. lemonis: i mean, you wouldn't call that -- matthew: that's not a beginner kit. lemonis: but it's beginner price. matthew: yeah, oh, yeah. that's the best part about it. lemonis: w

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for europeans of price bump and for jack daniels a painful hangover from donald trump's tariffs. and donald trump is threatening to impose tariffs on all chinese imports let's dig deeper with the culture on wall street. how long it's taken the. well i mean first of all those tariffs are not implemented yet and it might take some months if they come at all but we do see certain industries certain companies where we do see some pressure of the car industry for example or other multinationals like caterpillar boeing where we do see stock prices falling a bit but overall the market is still taking it easy we just finished the third consecutive week where blue chips actually saw gains even if the market was tiny little bit under pressure on friday but overall the market really takes it to rather cool who at this point and so china can simply impose counter-terrorist as they've done in the pasta because they just don't import enough u.s. goods to match what the u.s. is doing so how could china respond and certainly if we look at the figures the u.s. exports to china in the amount of a

it‘s an absolute treat, not least because there‘s a lot more jack jack attack. what the...? want a cookie? num—num cookie? num num? num—num cookie? cookie? oh, my god! whoa! 0k. one of my favourite animations of the year so far is early man, a timely football—themed delight which marks nick park‘s first feature as solo director. described by its creator as ‘dodgeball meets gladiator‘, it opened in uk cinemas earlier in the year and, at the time, i said i couldn‘t wait for the dvd release since there were just too many side gags to take them in on the first viewing. well, this summer, i suspect that plenty of families with youngsters will have the dvd of early man on hard rotation — both for home viewing and for those long holiday carjourneys, where the kids really need pacifying. is there women present? cover yourselves now! sadly, you‘ll have to wait till september for the dvd release of the breadwinner, a sublime animation from the irish studio behind song of the sea, brilliantly directed by nora twomey. in the meantime, hotel transylvania 3: monster vaca

thank you very much, jack and bill. you certainly know of what you speak. we will see you again soon. thank you so much. coming up next, media reaction to the comp-putin summoned tonight. >> today turned what has been an ongoing problem of donald trump and as a president in terms of his attitude towards russia and behavior, has turned a problem into a crisis almost and i really don't know where we go from here. >> martha: >> martha: howard ku, andrew york -- fake and embarrg and it is for a decade but when it came to florida congressman matt gates, things didn't go exactly as planned. he joins me, coming up next. >> you want me to say on television that i support three and 4-year-olds with firearms? with liberty mutual new car replacement we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ man: it takes a lot of work to run this business, but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long, and sometimes i don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost to get the nutrition i'm missing. boost high protein now has 33% more protei

jack's day job is producer for "morning joe." jack is a graduate of washington college in maryland, he is a residence of brooklyn, new york. our moderator for today is guy ritchie, in the middle there, the historian is united states senate who served the united states senate historical office for almost 40 years from 1976- 2015. we were graduate students at the university of maryland together and he is also a member of the board of directors here. he is a graduate of the city of college of new york, earned his phd at the university of maryland, served in the u.s. marine corps. his books include "the u.s. congress a very short introduction," collecting fdr, the new deal campaign of 1932." please welcome our panel. take it away. >> thank you. i appreciate the introduction. we are talking about a year that those of us who can remember living through was a difficult year. in fact, when i think of 1968, what i think of most is phones ringing late at night. with people calling up to say something awful has just happened. one of those c

let's go to jack taylor and get a check on the roads on this rainy wednesday, jack. >> nar della plan caution. no traffic moving on the westbou lanes at 66. headed out of did of dela plane. aar went o the road into a tree near bronsdale drive. activity in the west c ocking traftween 7th and 9th street. police activity. newest issue, old dominion drive, a problem unfortunately where we had an issue with downed wires.na unforly, this is putting it near 6th place. there's no time framehe as to old dominion drive will reopen. plan ahead for that. back to you. >> thanks, jack. >> homeepairs. some jobs require professional help. before you search for a handyman, there are a few things handyman, there are a few things yo i like these yogurt bites. (phone buzzing) and i like these yurt bites. (chuckling) ahh... ooh! (giggle, phone buzzing) apparently i... like them more than i like my phone. where... ah... oh, hlo! ah, i missed it. it's my mher-in-law. i'll call her back. don't tell her i told you that. award-winning little journey baby essentials from aldi. i serve in the general assembly an

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i don't think we would have jack with us for that. the british show "love island," is on nearly every night for eight weeks. >> the idea is simple. beautiful people live in avila. couple up or get kicked out. occasionally without warning, new people tempt those who have already paired up. >> so what's wrong with this? hours ago, the hit show named its winning couple. it was by far the most dramatic "love island" yet. >> the winner of "love island" 2018 are -- donny and joan. >> bren is freaking out. bartender danny and a pen salesman jack are the winners. jack was given the option of keeping the prize for himself or sharing it with danny. he chose to share. >> yeah. >> we are learning who will critique children on the new season of "dancing with the stars juniors." >> the judges will include the olympian adam rippon the pro dancer val smerkovski. >> mandy moore that worked on "la-la land." >> da da da da da da da da. val sh mchmerkovskiy. i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i

. >> bye jack! >> thanks, jack. >> all righty. >> well, up next, we are okay. it's all right. i was a little piquant. sorry. what do you do when you have a craving for italian food and you are really, really rich. >> obviously, you go to italy. there is serena williams taken to italy by her husband in venice. . >> so he raised the bar for many of men on this planet for tweeting the 23 grand slam champ, a get away with their ten month old daughter, involved a romantic gondola ride as well. >> wait, is it a date night if you bring the kids? >> it is date night. you probably brought the nanny as well. >> i think she only saw the inside of that whine glass as well. >>> next up, sarah jessica parker with her romance on screen flames with mr. big is the most famous in history. >> 14 years after it went off the air, the actor hosted this gym pic look particularly chiselled. at the age of 63. >> sarah jessica parker responded, still looking good with four exclamation points. carrie and mr. big at it again. ♪ tired of wrestling with seemingly impossible cleaning tasks? sprays in the

jack renshaw, the neo—nazi who plotted to kill his mp, speaking in blackpool in 2016. you can call me a nazi, you can call me fascist, that is what i am. well done! so am i! he was a member of national action, which was banned last year as a terrorist organisation after celebrating the killing of the labour mpjo cox. but some of its members went underground, doing fight training at this improvised gym and meeting most weeks at this pub in warrington, where lastjuly, jack renshaw made an announcement. sitting here at this table that night, jack renshaw told his fellow neo—nazis that he planned to kill his local mp, rosie cooper, and a female detective who had been investigating him for grooming boys for sex. he said he wanted to kill them in the name of what they called "white jihad". his plot was thwarted because one man inside the group that evening, robbie mullen, was leaking information to the antiracism charity, hope not hate. renshaw‘s weapon, a sword, was later found by detectives. in the commons today, the effect on his planned victim was clear. may i, on a

here, jack—jack started out as a sidekick and ends up being centrestage. i started laughing about five minutes in and i laughed all the way through. it looks fabulous, as you can see. all those future retro ‘605—inflicted designs look great. and i am happy to admit that i was completely wrong about the first film. a new foe in this, is there? there's lots of new stuff. the most exciting thing is the stretchy cycle, the elasticycle bike, which when she first gets on it she goes "it's talky, it's very talky." i've even managed to strong—arm a teenager to go with me and see it this week. i think anyone can enjoy it. that was my excuse, anyway! skyscraper — how can you go wrong with dwayne ‘the rock‘ johnson? dwayne ‘the rock‘ johnson is basically a security systems specialist. he's brought in to sign off on the tallest structure in the world. his family come with him — they are one of the first families to stay in the penthouse at the top. then, of course, evildoers come along, set fire to the structure, so he has to break into the building

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jack's day job is producer for "morning joe" on msnbc. mr. bohrer is a graduate of washington college in chester, maryland, and is a resident of brooklyn, new york. our moderator for today's discussion is don ritchie. in the middle there. the historian emeritus of the united states senate who served the united states senate historical office for almost 40 years from 1976 to 2015. don and i were graduate students at the university of maryland together and he is also a member of the board of directors here at the byrd center. he is a graduate of the city college of new york, earned his ph.d. at the university of maryland and served in the u.s. marine corps. his books include the u.s. congress, a very short introduction, press gallery, congress and the washington correspondents and electing fdr, the new deal campaign of 1932. please welcome our panel. [ applause ] >> take it away, don. >> thank you, ray. i appreciate those nice introductions. we are talking about a year that those of us who can remember living through it was a very difficult yea