was the first single from nina's album old school it's a love letter to her old favorite songs like those made on listen to age thirteen on a sound system. and that's the time i always think of when i sing lead to form. i'd lie there smoking cigarettes and listening to music and just being by myself in my own world that was so important to me. today it's her family that matters most to the almost sixty year old children grandchildren and patna appear in the video it took three years for her to release his sixteenth studio album she was waiting for the right time. this. internal voice. you're doing this now i just know ok now i'm going to make a new album everything in my life was just. thrown at my feet to do that. can you. talk a whole song old school is about how long mina has been in the music business. that she still likes to experiment the album was produced by rep a sammy deducts from hell and back. lovin bus was born you know what's so fascinating about naina is that she makes everything now you know with her voice it doesn't matter walk tracks you have running underneath electroni

old school seattle, all. taylor shellfish oyster bar in pioneer square is old school too. the taylor family has been farming more than 12,000 acres of tidelands in the puget sound, willapa bay and the hood canal for over five generations, since 1890. with three restaurants in town, they know what they're doing. >> anthony: are you eating this whole? head, tail, bones and all? >> knute: yes. ♪ >> anthony: whole local smelt, flash-fried and served with pepperoncini sambal aioli. local dungeness crab, cooked and chilled with pickled ginger sauce. and oysters, lots of oysters. >> anthony: so seattle has been, for a very long time, considered one of the more foodie, for lack of a better word, foodie cities. >> knute: yeah. >> anthony: if you ask people why, generally they said the sheer abundance of really good ingredients. >> knute: yeah, exactly. i mean you got the ocean there, you've got cattle country and orchard country just over the mountains. >> anthony: yeah. >> knute: to say why the things is changed in seattle is there's not just the pike place market but every neig

he's on his radical board there just busting some old school tricks, according to him. he said he found this small flat water spot between the sand dunes. he's gothi littlar to himself to hang some huge air and pull some rad, old school tricks. >> you can tell he's an og because he makes it look so easy. >> did not know you could remove the board from your feet in mid air. >> well, you can't. i can't, he can. >> right, no. >> you ready? >> everybody knows that summer pool days mean. >> a whole lot of beautiful instagram photos. >> but seeing how this kutssy snap attempt becomes a total flap. >> oh, man. >> plus, diy slime that's all about the -- >> red, white, and blue. >> the simple way to get your hand on some patriotic fun. >> does it make you feel a little weepy that we beat >>> any object, any if you've got a is with a treat you make together. if you've got a ♪ ♪ alcohol based mouthwash burns. and that could leave you with... burn face! but colgate total mouthwash is different. it kills 99% of germs without the burn of alcohol! kill germs without the burn. try

. >>> our traffic camera is old r if you want to participate. send me our old school hip-hop song. i will play your request. just use the hash tag ktvu on twitter. that's how i find the requests. facebook or instagram. i will look around and thank you for playing. >> good way to start the day. >>> travis air force place, used drones to celebrate independence day. about five hundred of them lit up the sky last night. it's supposed to happen on the 4th but it was delayed because of strong winds. tiki a look. they are quiet. they have led light that make the impressive shapes. it's something that people aren't used to seeing. you get the awe factor. >> it's impressive. you know for like just electronics and all that. i liked it. >> there are a lot of ooha and awes. they have flown at the winter olympics at the cochella festival and in las vegas. they are shorter and cost more than fireworks but thought is they are safer than fireworks. . >>> a golf coach has arrested and accused of molesting students. he was arrested on eight counts of assault. the victims all officials coached by him

glyn: 'cause i'm a cowboy from the old school of ranches, and the cattle are just cattle to me. glyn: come on over here and get some of this, yeah. garvin: this, though, is the story of how an old school cowboy finally found it in his heart to love a cow. glyn: that cow means as much to me as--she means as much to me as my life does. garvin: the story begins, like so many do in sonoma county these days, on the night of october 8, when it seemed like the earth, the sky, and every single thing in between, was on fire. glyn: the barn, the house--there's houses across the street--this house behind me. garvin: glyn and valerie, his wife of 45 years, rushed to save their animals. glyn went to get a tractor to pull their trailer. he told valerie he'd be right back, but when he returned, she was gone. glyn: and where the flowers were planted is where my son and i found my wife's remains the next mornin' and-- dog, and neither came out. glyn: i just--like a nightmare that i can't wake up from. garvin: there were precious few things that survived that fire, though one thing much more prec

. >>> we move from cutting edge technology to old school. we went down to visit someone who runs an accordion store. he's been smart about it. he uses the internet and youtube. he's used that instrument to be hip again. a packed house at open mike night at a restaurant in nearby philadelphia. instead of tuning a guitar or running through vocal scales these performers are making sure their accordions are ready for their moment in the spotlight. the accordion? it's an old-school sound that is finding a modern audience thanks to michael, founder of liberty bellows. >> i was going to take a 19th century craft and bring it to the new millennium. >> in high school, he discovered his dad's accordion in the attic and fell in love. as you imagine, finding support wasn't that easy. there were not many other enthusiasts around. >> hard to get anyone information. i realized early on, there's not a lot of accordion players out there. there probably would be if they were easier to find and more resources out there. >> that thought stuck with him. when he

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a murder inquiry has been launched following the death of a 6—year—old school girl on the isle of bute. alesha macphail was reported missing from her home in rothesay on monday. her body was later found by police in the grounds of an abandoned hotel. the headlines on bbc news: joy for fans as england go through to the quarterfinals, beating columbia 4—3 on penalties in their first ever world cup shootout. a woman who worked at the countess of chester hospital has been arrested on suspicion of murdering eight babies and attempting to kill another six. still trapped underground — rescue teams try to work out how to bring the boys out of the flooded caves in thailand safely. it could take weeks. a man known as nick, who alleged there was a paedophile ring at the heart of westminster, has been charged with perverting the course of justice. his claims led to an 18 month inquiry by the met police which was closed without anyone being charged. earlier, i wasjoined by home affairs correspondent danny shaw who talked us through the case. this enquiry was known as operation midland spike in

school those prices hit their lowest in about nine to ten a years and that's why tyson food saw the need to lower earnings expectations quite a bit they will come out with their earnings reports by the way next week and the stock got hammered by almost seven and a half percent yes corset a new york. joel klein is working for ryanair have voted to strike as they push for collective labor agreements that europe's largest low cost carrier off to weekend talks failed the cockpit union gave the carrier till the sick the to come up with an awful ryanair canceled hundreds of flights last week off to cruise in spain is really to go on and on and went on strike last december german pilots became the first ever to strike a ryanair but disruption was they limited cockpit says ninety six percent of pilots now favor a fresh talk out that will give twenty four hours warning ahead of any action. that's it you're up to date with the latest from the world of business from all find us on facebook follow us on twitter at d.f.w. on the school business right now here's a look at the global markets i'll

it is old—school navigation. there is no gps. it's a map and stopwatch, so it's full—on, but it will be good fun. they will be flying wing to wing with spitfires, lancashire and a dakota in what will be the raf centrepiece for its cenetenary year. the biggest fly past london has ever seen. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. i hope you're going to say more of the same, ben. funnily enough, i'll say more of the same. good news for some, funnily enough, i'll say more of the same. good news forsome, but funnily enough, i'll say more of the same. good news for some, but others might be looking for rain by now and there is precious little in the forecast. beautiful blue skies over perth and kinross and more to come. drier weather, warm weather, sunny weather but with the chance of a shower through the week and the shower through the week and the shower clouds have gathered across parts of the south west of england. let me show you what is going on. some cloud for eastern coast of the most sunny day. down in the south, s

it is an old-school political machine. that does weaken democratic accountability and can hurt turnout. at the same time, refusing to vote can be self-defeating there. it is kind of giving in to the machine and what the machine wants. i would encourage voters everywhere to make your voice heard and turnout and vote. host: let's turn to one of the key battleground states, north dakota. the democrat seeking a second term, being challenged by the republican. on your site, based on the polling from the spring and early summer, you give the edge to the republican, but barely by 0.5%. if we go to the north dakota senate race, let's look at one of the advertisements now on the air in north dakota for heidi heitkamp. [video clip] >> i was a deputy sheriff for 42 years and i voted for the president. unfortunately, kevin cramer must've misled the president on record.itkamp's that figures, it's politics. heidi voted seven times for tougher boarded -- border security. heidi was a tough law and order attorney general we need to keep he

it's insane that that old school process and the wait times and everything. it's crazy."> the d-m-v already started saturday service earlier this month and exteneding office hours during the week at some locations in the bay area. the d-m-v says wait times are so long... due in part to the new federal "real id" card program. (ken) on the heels of her swearing-in ceremony last week, mayor london breed this morning appointed vallie brown, one of her former legislative aides to replace her as district five supervisor.(grant) brown is a longtime district 5 resident and recently worked as a project manager with the city's office of economic and work-force development... rying to create more affordable housing. prior to that, brown served as breed's legislative aide from 2013 to 2016 and as former supervisor ross mirkarimi's legislative aide starting in 2006. <"vallie has been the eyes and ears of the community. she listens to the needs of our small business and community memebers and she makes sure when legislation is introduced, that she proposes amendments or raises questio

you can also see that same message here on the school's sign. zynae's uncle share o this pictf the 6-year-old with us today. she had just finished k der garden. t zynae's uncells fox 5 her family is praying for a miracle. last tuesday night, theld 6-year-o was with her family at thel mgm natharbor. family said she got an electric shock when she touched a metal railing near a decorat e fountain. she's been in the hospital e since. >> rough times right now. she's fighting for her's life. a child that's y always smiling, can see it in her pictur f. she jun to be around, loves to run, loves sports. just a beautiful t childhat i can't believe this would happen to us. youan never c stop god's will. we t god will bring her back. >>> a spokesman released this statement on wednesday, the next day after the incident. horrible accident. is a and we are heart broken.er we off our support and prayers for the family, we're fully cooperating with prince george fire ems department to investigate the incident that occurred at an outdoor area of a resort, that ar

old school and when you turn 7 years old he puts you in the field and it was dream of nd i used to some place cold. wild," me "call of the and it was cold and trapping and gold mushing. i stayed in california, and i got drafted and went into the back and it came was still hot. so i went home, my father had told my mom, nd i i'm going to go to alaska. she said what for? but a bunch ofng savages up there. dogs, catch drive fur and mine gold. went as far north as fort yukon, above the arctic circle, and i did that. 've had a great life, an absolute joy, and got out of the heat. and then i got elected. went bad somewhere. >> why did you choose fort yukon? > north of the arctic circle, number one, i had my teaching degree and they called me up, i at that time ge building houses. i was looking for something to do. the construction season stopped and they said, i would teach high school north of first tic circle, the high school coach, i got out there, playing, i went up to the asked h school, and i where the gym was and the superintendent says no gym. nd he said, by the way, you're not going

<old school system they need uh update it and and kinda get back to uh the new technology of the 21st century especially here in california and silicon valley its insane the old school process and the wait times its crazy> thanks lydia. ( terisa ) new this morning... one person is injured and another is under arrest after a hit-and-run accident in vallejo. it happened on westbound interstate 780 near lemon street... just before midnight last night. the c-h-p says a woman driving a sedan hit a motorcycle and then took off. the motorcyclist had to be taken to the hospital. there is no word on that person's injuries. police eventually caught up with the woman in the sedan and arrested her. ( darya ) in the east bay... one person was injured following a shooting in concord. according to concord police the shooting happened sunday night near the intersection of san miguel road and hanford aveune. the victim suffered minor inuries and was not transported to the hospital. there are no suspects and no arrest have been made. ( darya ) in the south bay... a car vandalized at the san jose airpor

and the surprise sing-along raising spirits and voices at her old high school. but first here are the "nightline" 5. ightline" 5. >>> and number 1 is coming up in just 60 seconds. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) >>> good evening. and as we come on the air tonight, it is midday if thailand, and rescue crews are winding down from a miracle and winding up for another monumental task. hours ago they were able to locate an entire boys' soccer team missing inside a cave for ten days. they were huddled in the dark alive but weak. now rescuers have to figure out how to get the boys to safety. abc's james longman is at the cave site in thailand. >> how many of you? >> 13. >> 13. >> reporter: images everyone hoped but no one expected to see. 12 boys and their found alive inside this cave in thailand. >> we're coming. it's okay. many people are coming. we are the first. many people come. >> reporter: the boys, r

of music and featuring music that was back under the nazis would use an old school. i woke up one night shortly before the performance and that i've been sleeping badly anyhow for weeks because of the material involved after. then i realized we had to avoid sliding into over sentimentality in the but that was something we really wanted to avoid. the concerts will remind us of the dark past when the nazi regime branded seven artists and composers degenerate works by mendelssohn hindemith's called violin stravinsky was banned as were the comedian hominis it's. a good one you should not that was exciting because if there was a farewell we wanted to convey the music's beauty and power and that it survived and wasn't destroyed your doing plus all the humor like with the comedian harmonised. the d.v.d. of the concert series called common enjoy each lundell welcome to germany also shows with. the unusual crossover project posed a challenge for both the band and young orchestra musicians. saw a doctor. from. the course they're coming to hear detroit and whores and not us. ah

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i'm kind of old school. i'd just go give them a beating. forthat's the "overnight news" as for others, you can check back with us a little later for the morning news and of course "cbs this cy i'm demarco morgan. sprk captioning funded by cbs . >>> >>> it's friday, july 13th, 2018, this is the contribution "cbs morning news." >>> tough talk. president trump criticizing the prime minister and the mayor of london, this as protesters have words of their own. >> i don't appreciate what was originally said. >> i don't give a damn what you appreciate. >> house hearing clash as an fbi agent faces hours of heating questioning.

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frankly, even different from john boehner, who was more inclined, more old school, to try to get something done, that it really limited the space for any large legislative action. of course, it put us in this trap. the only thing the president can do is through executive action and then they say you're an out-of-control executive. on the merrick garland piece, he nominates someone to the supreme court eight years before the end of his term and doesn't get a hearing on it, which is without precedent in history. >> mitch mcconnell's refusal was staggering staggeringly partisan. the sad truth and the context of the republican party, which has spent eight years disbanding norms and circle the wagons around a demigog. what do you expect of mcconnell, he said he won't even give us a hearing on merrick garland. he was, after eight years, worn down by republican obstructionism. >> we went to congress and said here is the evidence. here is what we know about the russians intervening in our election. rather than us make a statement we would like this to be a bipartisan expression of concern. mcconne

school was of others into the support gerry gorgons line on this and yet what we're being told on stage when they did media here and certainly all the press here little on the board of deputies everything all these groups are saying we represent the jewish community and your group seem to be much more silent in the political narrative about the subject our groups are part of the jewish community the jewish community does not speak with one voice the jewish community has never done so and it's important that diversity and plurality within the jewish community are recognised and encouraged and we would argue that we speak firmly within the jewish humanitarian internationalist tradition and that we are basing ourselves on jewish values of respect for the other respect for all religions agalloch terry innocent and not making the kinds of legal distinctions between citizens which is now occurring in israel this is not acceptable democratic. and jerry israel wishes because i look rule democracy it has to abide by liberal democratic found during the term is going to talk or see it can continue

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. >> we are going old school. >> thank you. >> i am the chief operating administrator. it is good to see you again. i'm going to give you a little bit of look back on the project. this is explained singh housing for the existing treasure island housing. we have been operating 36 units. most of it since 2,000. it is replacement units. three households within those. new housing. new units for veterans facing homelessness and families. and replacement housing for one or two preveteran households. we need clarification on whether that is one or two. they are big on calling her. we have been working with them to develop the design for the project. we have selected contractors. we have been asked to design for the possibility of going modular for this sight but we have not gained approval. the amazing -- that may or's office of approval has not done so yet. we have another 1212 months to come to a decision point on that. early august, is where we will come through. it's a combination of one, two, and three-bedroom apartments. our studios, one bedroom, excuse me, it is a littl

school in the school she actually she isn't really enough with schools in the school and the not with school in the school she is jim. what a feast. but now it's time for all of the mail our check in viewer. from moscow was in singapore for the first time in his life and here are his impressions. order nice a bicycle path traces the german polish border passing through several towns that are all will worth a visit as well as delightful nature reserves. a largely untouched river escape pretty rare in your of the space and a section of the route even passes through unesco world heritage site the first. it's only about sixty kilometers away from gurlitz. the park was created by prince hammon from moscow a noble with a penchant for green and growing things. here he combined forces metals rivers and lakes into a stunning natural work of art. the result of a landscape in the style of the early nineteenth century english gardens and with some of its own pickings in this you can see all the way to the horizon and take in this idealized landscape that there are no barriers no borders no visual

. >> we move now from cutting edge technology to an old school kind of company. we went down to visit someone who runs an accordian store, a brick and mortar accordian store. he used the internet and youtube and through them he is making that instrument hip again. >> it's a packed house at open mike night in nearby philadelphia. but instead of tuning a guitar or running through vocal scales, these performers are making sure their accordians are ready for their moment in the spotlight? ? the accordian, that's finding a modern audience founder of liberty bellows. >> edecided i was going to take a 1th century craft and bring it to the new millenium. >> in high school, he discovered his old accordian in the attic and he fell in love. but finding sup part for his new passion wasn't that easy. there were not enough enthusiasts toe get information. there's not a lot of accordian players out there but they problem would be if they were easy to find and if there are more sources out there. when he returned he launched a small side business from his apartment. >> i started

. >>> a woman tries out an old-school solution. see her experience with a straig on theiv till a gator comes along. >> get out of there! >> they're freaked out. >> the frank that had people more than jittery. >> the rest of the day. >> did something touch my leg? >>> okay, officers. you guys are good to take the car that appears to be abandoned on this road. it's pretty messed up. can't exactly drive it away, so they have to tow it out. the car looks trashed. that's kind of exactly what happened. police officers in brazil pulled this man over. he was questioned and apparently paper work wasn't in order or he owed some money, but because he didn't have the money, they were going to impound his car. he knows he's not going to get it back and if they're going to auction it, fine. see what you can get for a trashed car. >> sticking it to the man. >> he is. he starts smashing the windows of the once he's done with that, he takes to the doors and he starts opening and overextending the hinges until they're broken. >> look at the damage t

the officer used an old yield sign, old school, to guide th gator back. can you imagine using a yield sign to help the alligator. time hissing the entire but never snapped at the officer. maybe the alligator knew the offi rs there to help and f didn't go ar it. he's so calm. >> they know how to do it in florida. >> that's true. >>> a typical day at summeramp became more interghting. >> hi schoolers participating in a s.t.e.m. camp we visited by the first daughter yesterday. ivanka ump, president trump' daughter and senior adviser cyber by the jen s.t.e.m. camp. didn't take any questions from the press but did talk with the kids about their futures. >> absolutely amazing to have someone at her level to visit a camp like this. it shows commitment from the very top. >> the gen cyb summer camp is .ext week in our ar they're held for free across the area. no guarantee they'll get a vip guest. >>> we're asking for your help to support our schools. 's almost time for our annual backpacks for kids initiative. this year, we hope to give out 4,000 backpacks to elem

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it's been a while since lagos has seen a vehicle like this this old school bus has been converted into immobile museum to roll through west africa. bouncing like a fast moving camel it heads cross-country picking up selective office along the way. beyond his residence on wheels is a new experience for the only known african known it before it's not often we spend a lot of time in the parts on the road and of course it's not easy to work on anything inside the bus but we talk and realize the plans we work out at the next stops like here in miami but he makes the stops and yet. it seems that some from lagos to duck out of the aging bus is traveling five thousand kilometers through seven countries over bumpy roads and. across the desert during the stops the artists teach local youngsters about art. by jumping from cynical specializes in what's made with electric paint it gives signals when it's touch. i have no idea where we are right now but that's not important you just have to set up an environment where you can be creative i've always dreamt of working with african artists in africa a

be more environmentally friendly, or the price of renewables came down to competitiveness with the old-school fuel? francesco: originally, it was some kind of political decision that triggered the first moves. without that, probably it would have taken a longer time, but today it is mostly economics. it is the economics that are driving the change today, widely everywhere in the world. so i would say it is no more political. it has been at the beginning. now it is just the pure technology revolution and the economics that come with it. francine: the competition is changing. germany wants more narrowly focused companies. you still want the vertically integrated approach. why? francesco: look, if you look at what is happening today in the world in the technology front, the disruption that is hitting the generation segment is incredible because of this renewable wave coming and continuing to change things. and that triggers another change, which is the digital transformation of networks. we call them still distribution grids, but they should be called networks because they work in a network-kind

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