latimer, this is parker. >> can you say hi, parker? >> december is when he said he started having these mopies. >> did you ask him what that meant? >> just suddenly sad. >> reporter: in those heartbreaking videos of parker, dr. latimer recognizings the tell-tale signs of pandas. >> oh, he's got ticks, eye rolling. do you have worries? do you have bad thoughts? >> yeah, i may have some bad thoughts occasionally. >> parker describes it as if his mind had been hijacked. >> yes. that's the most notable aspect of pandas compared to someone with true psychosis. these kids will come in and say, there's something wrong with my brain, can you fix it? >> can you take your shoes and socks off, please. >> reporter: although pandas often presents like a traditional illness, they believe the key is not just to treat the symptoms, but to focus on the overactive immune system. before seeing dr. latimer, parker had gone through a series of treatments, including antibiotics, steroids and infusions of healthy antibodies. but they only saw some improvemen

doctor latimer this is parker. >> hi parker. okay, so the first thing i want you to do is look right at my nose, okay? >> reporter: dr. latimer spends over two hours evaluating parker medically. >> now turn your head over towards the window. >> reporter: learning his developmental history >> this was his cursive, and you can see it almost looks like. >> perfect. >> and then instead of cursive he started printing, and then his printing started to look more like, even before kindergarten. >> reporter: but most compelling, visual evidence dr. latimer gets to see is this. the dramatic, at times disturbing, home video the barnes's took to document their son's ordeal. >> come on. you can do it, son. >> is that the seizure? that's so scary. >> his eyeball's twitching. >> what made i start recording? >> because i couldn't believe it was happening, because i wouldn't have believed it myself if i told myself. >> this is so bizarre. it's like a short circuit in his brain. >> reporter: behavior ranging from unresponsive. >> that was him he'

parker fell to the canvas in the second and ninth rounds, but ended the fight strongly. whyte though took the fight on a points decision. it's his eighth win in a row since losing to anthonyjoshua in 2015.

parker fell to the canvas in the second and ninth rounds but ended the fight strongly. whyte though took the fight on a points decision. it's his eighth win in a row since losing to anthonyjoshua in 2015. that's all the sport for now. many thanks. see you later on. storms and flooding have continued to disrupt road travel and cause flight cancellations as the uk heatwave came to an end. some air passengers experienced delays of up to 20 hours, and travellers queued for miles on the m20 to board eurotunnel trains after the air—conditioning failed. the met office has issued a yellow weather warning for parts

parker with the book. parker posey! a standing ovation! they love yo >> jimmy: we love you. they love you. >> thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: darling! welcome back to the show. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you've brought your own copy of the book? >> well yeah, because i wanted to read you a passage of where you appear. is that okay? >> jimmy: i'm in the book? >> yeah, you're in the book. >> jimmy: i'm honored. [ cheers and applause ] i'm in the -- i made the book. >> you're on an airplane. >> jimmy: i'm on an airplane. >> sitting next to me. well, the, the book was written, for, you know, people who read books. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> but also, i have pictures if you don't read. so that's a good thing. >> jimmy: oh, there's photos as well. >> yeah, some funny pictures, that you can just rip out and put on the wall, and do whatever you want. >> jimmy: yeah. exactly. >> gracie is in it, my dog is in it. >> jimmy: aw, i love gracie. >> yeah, i know. >> jimmy: very talented dog as well. >> do you mind if i read a a little bit. >> jimmy: please. i'd love -- yeah. >> i highlighted

. >> next, afro-american studies tracisor tracy parker -- parker discusses the 1950's and 60's and the effort to integrate the workforce. american history tv had the interview in sacramento, california. >> professor traci parker of the department of afro-american studies at the university of massachusetts amherst, you are working on the book that includes the 1950's, working-class americans, and black americans, all tied into sears roebuck. show less text -- what is the premise of the book and what has research been like? >> the premise of the book looks set the immigration of the department stores by employees and workers. they have touted consumption as a means of realizing democracy. unlike >> you are allowed to -- you are not allowed to eat the lunch counter. or eat at a restaurant or a --ter -- a beauty it shows up in the department sure and allows them to workplace and consumer discrimination in the 20th fact -- 20 century. >> shopping today is so .ifferent in amazon explain the importance of the sears company. the 1950's were right after world war ii, so we are in this postwar e

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for joseph parker, he held the wbo world shepherd ship up until march this year. anthonyjoshua shepherd ship up until march this year. anthony joshua beat shepherd ship up until march this year. anthonyjoshua beat him in front of 80,000 people in carter. anthonyjoshua is the common link between both of these guys. both of them have lost a fight and won a fight against them. it's no doubt who was on the rare tonight. and could we see that then? joshua fight either of these two guys in the nearfuture? in simple terms just the way boston should work. that's not the way boxing works. politics always gets in the way he intends a big but that does. anthonyjoshua in the way he intends a big but that does. anthony joshua has in the way he intends a big but that does. anthonyjoshua has a big tough up does. anthonyjoshua has a big tough up in september. he fight a sector —— alexander povetkin it when we say them. they voted book wembley for his second fight. assuming eb does end up in september. he fights out sector —— alexander povetkin it when we say them. therefo

britain's dillian whyte was beaten by the superstar back in 2015, and new zealander parker famously lost him in cardiff last year. well, now, they are fighting each other. they met in london and anthonyjoshua warned his opponent. thejourney met in london and anthonyjoshua warned his opponent. the journey to the top of heavyweight boxing is not a lwa ys the top of heavyweight boxing is not always a laugh a minute, especially the dillian whyte joseph always a laugh a minute, especially the dillian whytejoseph parker. for new zealander parker, he held one year of the heavyweight title until very recently. —— helwan version. joshua disappointed him in front of 80,000 people in cardiff earlier this year, parker's only professional defeat, but now he is back with a new attitude. —— he held a version. there is no hope for me here —— there is no hope for that here, i'm here to do damage. i am here, i'm here to do damage. i am here to punch without intentions. i'm going to breaking down, and i wa nt to i'm going to breaking down, and i want to catch and flash, he is going to ta ke wan

watch >> next, afro-american studies professor tracy parker describes the trouble workers and customers faced in the 1960's in effort to integrate the workforce. >> professor tracy parker of the department of afro-american studies at the university of massachusetts amherst, you are working on the book that includes the 1950's, working-class americans, and black americans, all tied into sears roebuck. >> the premise of the book looks set the immigration of the department stores by employees and workers. they have touted consumption as a means of realizing democracy. unlike other places, department stores allow anyone, black, white, regardless of age or buy.er, to enter and these are also jim crow atmospheres. african-americans are hired for menial jobs, anything behind the scenes, but are not permitted to work in sales, clerical, or managementd -- positions. if you are african-american, you can buy things that you cannot use the restroom, you cannot try clothing on. shopping today is so different with amazon and in our digital age and shopping malls. what was it like in the 1950's? expla

. >> charlie and diane parker lying dead in their own home. when we come back, the investigation begins. >>> at a grizzly crime scene, some small stray drops of blood might just provide a huge clue. >> it appeared that someone involved in the crime was a bleeder. >> so that's great evidence? >> it is if you can match it up. -and we welcome back gary, who's already won three cars, two motorcycles, a boat, and an r.v. i would not want to pay that insurance bill. [ ding ] -oh, i have progressive, so i just bundled everything with my home insurance. saved me a ton of money. -love you, gary! -you don't have to buzz in. it's not a question, gary. on march 1, 1810 -- [ ding ] -frédéric chopin. -collapsing in 226 -- [ ding ] -the colossus of rhodes. -[ sighs ] louise dustmann -- [ ding ] -brahms' "lullaby," or "wiegenlied." -when will it end? [ ding ] -not today, ron. -when will it end? [ ding ] the world is full of different hair. that's why pantene has the perfect conditioners for everyone. from air-light foam, to nourishing 3 minute miracle, to t

one of the local leaders we heard from was dan parker, the director of public works. he explained that it costs indianapolis $200 million a year to maintain its infrastructure as it is now. if they wanted to upgrade their infrastructure, it would require an additional $2.5 billion just for indianapolis. one city. there is a dan parker in every major city, huddling over a long list of necessary repairs and upgrades. in its annual infrastructure report card last year, the american society of civil engineers calculated that the gap between our needs and expected federal funding for infrastructure projects in this country over the next decade exceeds $2 trillion. we have an opportunity to unleash our economy and the creation of good jobs by repairing and rebuilding our aging infrastructure. to do so, congress must commit to real multi-year and fully funded authorizing bills that tackle the backlog for transportation networks and water infrastructure. not only will addressing our put more americans to work. as the center for american progress notes in its blueprint for the

and the fighting talk is over, as dillian whyte and joseph parker get in the ring tonight at the heavyweight clash in london. they'll want to a bit better than this though. a lot of power here! one, two... i can't get up in this! welcome to the programme. well it's the day the tour de france was sealed for another briton — this time a welshman — geraint thomas — the team sky rider has kept the yellow jersey after today's penultimate stage, the individual time trial — ensuring that by the end of tomorrow's largely ceremonial final ride along the champs elysee, he will he crowned the champion. our reporter, jo currie is in paris for us now. just how did he do it today? yes, tonight as you say thomas very much a champion in waiting after today's penultimate stage. today positive sage was very much the last chance to attack his lead. including the likes of chris froome. they tried and failed. he will be crowned. wonderful summers at the end of the state. he was embraced by his team—mates and his wife. you can imagine back in wales there will be huge celebrations tonight. and here is ho

especially for dillian whyte and joseph parker. first new zealander parker, he bought one version of the head to a title until very recently. —— he held one version. anthonyjoshua took that from earlier this year in cardiff, his only defeat. he is back with a new attitude. i used to say, hopefully have a good fight, play clea n. hopefully have a good fight, play clean. they're so hopefully here. i'm here to do damage. i'm here to punch with bad intentions. i want to break them down. i don't want to cash in clutch. looking to prove a point and come back with a win, something dillian whyte knows all about. pete too only has one blemish on his professional career, and you can guess who inflicted it. three yea rs can guess who inflicted it. three years ago beforejoshua became world champion, he defeated him inside seven rounds, i defeat that he is used to springboard to launch himself towards his very own world title challenge. it's a rarity risky fight. it's a dangerous fight. he says he's going to come and throw punches. he's goi

education analyst stephen parker says this is analyst stephen parker says this is an ongoing trend. there is a range of factors. australian universities are good. over half of them are world ranked. the nation has organised itself to attract and welcome international students. it has a good reputation. accommodation for the most part is good. range of factors have come together. and there has been concerted government effort as well. is there the possible brexit in fact that the uk is almost coming across as unwelcoming to the students? that is possible. that is our perception. the whole international education market is driven by perception. so, whether it is the american president, whether it is brexit, it seems to have an effect on international markets. australia in the past has had its perceptions issues as well. at the moment australia is riding high. we think that brexit and perhaps the american presidency are diverging international students, particular to australia and maybe canada. and before we let you go, while it is great business for the economy, what is the impact on

especially for dillian whyte and joseph parker. for new zealander parker, he held one version of the head heavyweight title until very recently. anthonyjoshua took that from earlier this year in cardiff, his only defeat. he is back with a new attitude. before i used to come here to fight and think... i used to say, hopefully have a good fight, play clean. there's no hopefully here. i'm here to do damage. i'm here to punch with bad intentions. i want to break him down. i don't want to catch him flush. he's going to take a lot of punches. looking to prove a point and come back with a win, something whyte knows all about. whyte, too, only has one blemish on his professional career, and you can guess who inflicted it. three years ago beforejoshua became world champion, he defeated whyte inside seven rounds, a defeat that he used to springboard to launch himself towards his very own world title challenge. it's a very risky fight. it's a dangerous fight. like i say, he's going to come and throw punches. we'll see. it's going to go down.

for joseph parker, he held one version of the heavyweight title until very recently. anthonyjoshua of the heavyweight title until very recently. anthony joshua deprived him of that in front of 80,000 people in cardiff earlier this year. parker‘s only professional defeat but now he is back with a new attitude. before i used to come into fighting and i used to say, hopefully have a good fight, catch him clean and hopefully get a knockout. there is no hopefully here, i‘m here to do damage. i am here, i‘m here to do damage. i am here to punch with all bad intentions. i‘m going to break him down. it will take a lot of punches. looking to prove a point and come back with a win, something dillian whyte knows all about. he only has one blemish on his professional career and you can guess who inflicted it. three years ago before joshua became a world champion, he defeated dillian whyte inside seven rounds, a defeat that dillian whyte has used as a springboard to launch himself towards his very own world title challenge. it is a dangerous fight. he is going to come and

officers say brian parker w riding the atv recklessly in a grassy area near a playground. police arrested parker and took that vehicle with them. >>> so many people in maryland love eating crabs, but tonight an urgent warning. nine people have gotten sick. the specific crab meat you need to avoid. >>> >>> all the extreme heat that we had this week has shifted out west and that is fueling all these massive wildfires that you see behindme. dozens of homes have been described. nbc with the fight that refighters are wagging against flames and hot >>conditions. reporter: high winds are fanning the flames of fires. 60 large fires are burning in 13 states. about a dozen fires have kicked up across california. >> the fires are 30, 40 feet high. >> reporter: 20 homes have been destroyed and 2,000 people have been evacuated. the governor has declared a state of emergency. the flames shut down busy interstate 5. >> 60 seconds maybe. we kw we needed to get in our cars and go. >>eporter: at least 20 million americans in the west are under an excessive heat warning. >> we're in the midd

faced in the 1960's in effort to integrate the workforce. >> professor tracy parker of the department of afro-american studies at the university of massachusetts amherst, you are working on the book that includes the 1950's, working-class americans, and black americans, all tied into sears roebuck. >> the premise of the book looks

bob parker will -- will stay with us. i will get his thoughts on what you should be doing with your money right now. let us check in on the markets and see how they are doing 70 minutes into the session. green across the this green on your world map. breakdown of the markets. do not miss our interview with the london mayor especially considering donald trump's comments. that will be after 9:00 u.k. time here on bloomberg. week ofp, it has been a dramatic clinical risk stories but as earnings season approaches, will companies deliver more investors. that is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets, this is the european union. guy johnson is off today. donald trump in europe. a fiery nato summit and brexit turmoil. as earnings season approaches, will companies deliver for investors? the politics.h still with us is bob parker. you are optimistic companies will deliver on earnings expectations which have actually risen. bob: first of all, look at the economic background. start out with the u.s.

works for the news newspaper he's been on the trail of kevin the fourth parker a curse friend of the film a lot very impressive and in johnson city in the panama papers were recalled showing that. the pharmacist by trade was appointed director of the shell company called creative pretty front patient limited through this company dr paul cannot beat the johnson city government on behalf of a foreign mining business to land a lucrative and controversial deal for them despite a clear paper trail linking broad pocket to great depression from they should limit births she and johnson sitting for the night any knowledge of the company which should any editors interest in not necessary not to bear it. in with a few hours to go to the publication of the story i have not seen. they formation for much any time that this story will be published in the news newspaper. my editor. asked not. as plain to me why he can of publish this story but from my reading. is because of the people watching this story. the news by many newspapers in west africa is owned by a politician in this case wilson cato pa

professor tracy parker. you are working on a book that includes the 1950's, working-class americans and black americans. all tied into sears roebuck and company. what is -- what is the research been like? traci: it looks at department stores. i focused on department stores because they have touted consumption as a means of realizing democracy. places, department stores allow anyone, black, white, regardless of age or gender to enter and buy. these are sites that are often jim crow establishments. african-american workers are jobs, anything behind the scenes. they are not permitted to work in sales or managerial positions. for black consumers, they are allowed to purchase, but they cannot try on, use the restroom, eat at the lunch counter, eat at a restaurant or use the ute parlor. it is the contradiction of democracy that shows up in department stores that allow them to challenge workplace discrimination. steve: shopping is so different with amazon. what was it like in the 1950's? explained the importance of

parker in every over a longhuddling list of necessary repairs and upgrades. in its annual infrastructure report card, the american society of civil engineers calculated that the gap between our needs and expected federal funding for infrastructure projects in this country over $2 next decade exceeds trillion. we have an opportunity to unleash our economy and the creation of good jobs by repairing and rebuilding our aging infrastructure. to do so, congress must commit to real multi-year and fully funded authorizing bills that tackle the backlog for transportation networks and water infrastructure. not only will addressing our infrastructure but more americans to work. at the center for american progress notes, doing so will also increase private sector efficiency for decades to come. at the same time, we must also build the innovative infrastructure for the future. not only do we need to repair and replace, such as the steam pipe that blew up in new york just the other day and we see in flint, michigan, but congress should ensure america has a reliable and eff

parker fell to the canvas in the second and ninth rounds, but ended the fight strongly. whyte though took the fight on a points decision. it's his eighth win in a row since losing to anthonyjoshua in 2015. that's all the sport for now. let's get more now on the tour de france, and as we've been hearing in sport, geraint thomas is on the brink of becoming the first welshman, and the third british cyclist, to win the event. sir dave brailsford, the man in charge of geraint thomas and team sky, says their plan was to have him ready to perform strongly this month. we decided with him for the first time that his entire season should be built around peaking injuly. previously, he'd done the tour of italy in may, he'd hit the racing peak sooner and dropped off and come back up forjuly, but this season was all about july and building for july. with me now is the cycling journalist nick bull. first of all, what has geraint thomas got that has won him the tour de france this year? everyone talks about chris froome, but this year he couldn't make it. if you will write a textbook on

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independence party good to have you with us miss parker so johnson quit saying shocked or not surprised us all. no not surprised at all are exact surprised he didn't do this on friday a surprise both of them didn't get together on friday to be honest. johnston is of course the third minister to resign inches twenty four hours not a good day for two reason may do you think our government will survive this. i think be very difficult i mean you can see the mood in the country nobody has any faith in this prime minister she's seen very much as somebody who is very much the name to recently appease she is certainly living with it and she's not disappointing people have lost faith in her they don't feel that she has the willingness to deliver a proper bricks that we don't want to water down bricks and of course these two ministers go if you believe there will be others clearly. who will hold this hit their brakes it talks they're already widely mocked by critics and beyond and of course today we've even had corbin denouncing may's government for wasting two years with his political infighting

our thanks to ashley parker, to charlie sykes and frank montoya. appreciate it very much, gang. >>> coming up here, we'll talk to former cia director leon panetta about what he thinks there is between putin and trump and what he made of today's attempted walk-back. >>> then later, an update tonight on the attempt in the house of representatives, the aer for mentioned congress to impeach deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. "the 11th hour" just getting started on a tuesday evening. >>> as the white house continues to deal with the fallout over president trump's news conference with vladimir putin, former members of the intelligence community are continuing to weigh in on this news over the past 48 hours. well, earlier tonight i had a chance to speak with leon panetta, whose resume may be unmatched in the modern political era, starting with his 16 years in congress representing his california district. he was later omb director and chief of staff in the clinton white house. he then served as both cia director and secretary of defense under preside

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parker fell to the canvas in the second and ninth rounds but ended the fight strongly. whyte though took the fight on a points decision. it's his eighth win in a row since losing to anthonyjoshua in 2015. that's all the sport for now. many thanks. see you later on. storms and flooding have continued to disrupt road travel and cause flight cancellations as the uk heatwave came to an end. some air passengers experienced delays of up to 20 hours, and travellers queued for miles on the m20 to board eurotunnel trains after the air—conditioning failed. the met office has issued a yellow weather warning for parts of england and wales today. simon calder, travel editor of the independent, told me about the worst problems facing travellers today. it is at stansted airport and it is ryanair, they it is at stansted airport and it is rya nair, they have it is at stansted airport and it is ryanair, they have cancelled so far today a dozen flights to and from the essex airport, some of them passengers to barcelona, poland, dublin, they only found out effectively as they got to the

>> yeah, and parker is our vanna white. vanna -- >> so when you started here as an intern, was your goal to still be here nine years later? >> no, hell no. >> when i'm done with my aa, i'm out of here. but then i started realizing, i want aid job where i felt like i was living a legacy. >> the most amazing thing about this farm is the workers, college students getting up before dawn to work hard. when i was in college, i was going to bed at dawn. and i hadn't been working. >> let's talk about the thing i keep hearing about here is food sovereignty. what is that and how important is that? >> the idea of food sovereignty is, you're growing food, producing food, everybody has access to the food, but it's mainly, i think it's about that control of what you're consuming, what you're putting into your body. it's not just what's available. >> basically, hawaii being exploited for its resources, tourism and in the community here you see the poverty, the homeless walking along the streets and stuff, the health problems. something is

we are proud of this parker brothers 1883 shotgun. this is the gun she referred to as her first real gun. it also came to us directly from members of the family. it did not get purchased by other collectors or used by anyone else. so this is a special gun for us. something that was given to any of these girls who performed in the wild west shows, particular, they had to combat this idea that they were doing things that a female should not do. not only were they traveling, they were doing athletic feats on top of horses which really wasn't quite the norm, certainly at the turn-of-the- century, the late 1800s to early 1900s so to put a sometimes uncomfortable audience at ease, one of the ways the female performers did it was through what they wore. you will find that their outfits were adorned with some exquisite beading and fringe and a lot of color so that it was very much a way to let the public know that that is okay i'm a female even those -- even though i'm doing these traditionally male tasks. one of the honorees we often talk ab

our thanks to ashley parker, to charlie sykes and frank montoya. appreciate it very much, gang. >>> coming up here, we'll talk to former cia director leon panetta about what he thinks there is between putin and trump and what he made of today's attempted walk-back. >>> then later, an update tonight on the attempt in the house of representatives, the aer for mentioned congress to impeach deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. "the 11th hour" just getting started on a tuesday evening. discover our largest variety of crab and crab dishes all year! like new crabfest combo. your one chance to have new jumbo snow crab with tender dungeness crab. or try crab lover's dream. sweet, juicy king crab and jumbo snow crab cozied up with crab linguini alfredo. even our shrimp is crab-topped! so hurry in and get your butter-dunkin' game on! 'cause crabfest will be gone in a snap. and now bring home the seafood you crave with red lobster to go. call or order online today. you made moonshine in a backwoods still. smuggled booze and dodged the law. even when they br

the parker solar probe has been given an altra ichiro to keep it from burning up as it attempts to get closer to the sun than any other vehicle before it. temperatures on the shield will reach 2500 degrees fahrenheit as parker approaches 4 million miles from the sun's fiery service. the shield will keep the probe cool at 85 degrees. install thers shield ahead of launch and are hoping to make new discoveries about how he from the sun affects life here on earth. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." from san francisco, i am emily chang. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> wall street hit the highest in a month as the dollar advances while treasuries pullback. >> earnings season will divert attention from tariffs. traders seem increasingly comfortable with the u.s. economy. >> theresa may fights for her political life as tories quit her government. -- premier ligue

eve parker. london . where the u.s. president has touched down in glasgow for the final leg of his u.k. visit trump will spend the next three days in scotland he's got no official engagements and is expected to spend time playing golf with the rival still sparked protests in large demonstrations are planned for saturday shows boys as a political analyst and author and he says it's unusual to see a leader of void in the streets of the capital during an official visit yeah i think it will have surprised president trump the scale of the protests of course he's got a track record of disputing crowds sizes so we shouldn't be surprised to see that might be downplayed by the white house but certainly it looks like the met was saying anything up to a quarter million people might well have been on the streets of london tonight in protest against the foreign leaders visit which is probably unprecedented in in modern history i would suspect it is no doubt that what this white house and downing street have done is put together a ve

works for the news newspaper he's been on the trail of kevin the fourth parker a cursed friend of the film a lot better and throws it out in johnson city in the panama papers were recalled showing that dr parker the pharmacist by trade was appointed director of a shell company called great if we confront patient limited through this company dr paul can lobby the johnson city government on behalf of a foreign mining business to land a lucrative and controversial deal for them despite a clear paper trail linking brought parker to grade to prefund they should limit birds she and johnson city for the night any knowledge of the company would should any editor's interest but not necessary not to bear it. in with a few hours to go to the politician of the story. not wanting. thanks for mission former editor and historian who'll be publishing the news newspaper. my editor. asked not. as plain to me why he can of publish this story but from my reading. is because of the people watching this story. the news by many newspapers in west africa is owned by a politician in this case wilson cato play

but we are proud of this parker brothers 1883 shotgun, because this is the gun that annie referred to as her first real gun. and it also came to us directly from members of the family. so it didn't get purchased by other collectors. it didn't get used by anyone else. so this is a very special, special gun for us. something that was endemic to any of these girls who performed in rediorodeos, wild west shows particular, were they had to combat this idea that they were doing things that a female shouldn't be doing. so not only were they traveling, they were also doing all kinds of athletic feats on top of horses, and that really wasn't quite the norm. certainly at the turn of the century. so to put a sometimes uncomfortable audience at ease, one of the ways that these female performers did it was through what they wore. and so you'll find that their outfits were adorned with some exquisite beading and some fringe and a lot of color. so it was very much a way to let the public know, it's okay, i'm still a female, even though i'm doing all of these traditionally male tasks. of course, one

he parker solar probe has been given an ultraheat shield to keep it from burning up as it attempts to get closer to the sun than any other vehicle before it. temperatures on the shield will reach 2500 degrees fahrenheit as parker approaches 4 million miles from the sun's fiery service. the shield will keep the probe cool at 85 degrees. nasa engineers install the shield ahead of launch and are hoping to make new discoveries about how he from the sun affects life here on earth. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." from san francisco, i am emily chang. this is bloomberg. ♪ phones have made our lives effortless. streaming "must see tv" has never been easier. paying for things is a breeze. and getting into new places is even simpler. with xfinity mobile saving money is effortless too. it's the only network that combines america's largest most reliable 4g lte with the most wifi hotspots and it can be included with xfinity internet. which could save you hundreds of dollars a year. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. click, call or visit a store today.

pamela parker looks at how adventure tourism is changing the economy of mountain villages in the himalayas. this short runway is the gateway to everest base camp. just about every track that goes to everest base camp sta rts track that goes to everest base camp starts and ends right here. just coming here, the mountain is good for the business and good for the country. —— tourists coming here. we are finally here at everest base camp and it has taken us eight days to get here. i have to admit i am feeling a little bit woken. it is physically challenging, but that is also why it is so rewarding. anyone who has been on this track will never forget it and that is why the brand everest has built such an economy around at. i read a lot of books and i saw a lot of films of everest, so just getting books and i saw a lot of films of everest, sojust getting he books and i saw a lot of films of everest, so just getting he was a dream of mine stock rights —— so just getting he was a dream of mine. —— so just getting here was a dream of mine. just a few months ago, we started collecting mo

your example parker pearl government governor perry so money i don't. know your mental mom you know if you're going to see if it. might well have a political freefall pointed out bill or a child mary told you warm water in a major there's a lot what i want to. just give if we don't have. to . go to the tough love. of the little it was a very little ball three folks over to the bar little by little to warn the look of the. sun. in your support this morning your little girl is a little. but it's not talking about a good night and i'm only one year old and while we get out again he says you're getting a little fed. over the past two decades the u.s. has concentrated on breaking the infamous colombian and mexican cartels. and. as a result cocaine production has shifted to peru and in the west the us and. i don't need another day on the job for police main drug prosecutor. for the last thirteen years sonny medina has struggled against the rising tide of drug trafficking and money laundering heavy. she's on her way to interrogate a person accused of drug traf

. >> next, afro-american studies tracisor tracy parker -- parker discusses the 1950's and 60's and the effort to integrate the workforce. american history tv had the interview in sacramento, california. >> professor traci parker of the department of afro-american

ashley parker, you write some of the best tick tocks. what sort of information is trickling in from advisors how this came to be today? he had to expect the question like the one from jonathan lemire. he seemed prepared to say, i'm with him, vladimir putin. >> so, we're still reporting this out, but to put it mildly, this did not go according to script. although the president's aides and advisors know enough to know he was likely going to veer off. and our understanding was that they prepped him. they showed him hundreds of pages of documents they urged him to be very tough on putin. and privately they were saying to allies, you know, here are the parts we can control, sort of maybe a generic statement that comes out after the meeting. but they sort of said, look, when it comes to the press -- in advance of the press conference, but they said when it comes to this press conference, all bets are off. we have no control at that point. >> let me put up all the people he's blamed for election meddling. democrats, obama, china, the 400 pound

dillian whyte says he wants another fight with anthonyjoshua after beating joseph parker on points. this left hook in the 9th round doing most of the damage at the o2 arena in london last night. 0n the undercard of that fight, irish boxer katie taylor defended her wba and ibf lightweight titles in a third—round stoppage win over usa's kimberly connor. it's her 10th professional victory. burnley have confirmed that their goalkeeper nick pope has dislocated his shoulder. he did it during their europa league qualifier with aberdeen last week. pope went to the world cup with england, but it now looks like he'll miss the start of the premier league season. he'll see a specialist tomorrow. hearts are through to the knockout stage of the scottish league cup, after beating inverness caledonian thistle 5—0. inverness actually started well, but hearts then scored three goals in just four minutes, uche ikpeazu with the opener. but the goal of the game came from ben garuccio, a fantastic free kick straight into the top corner. the results means hearts will play dunfermline in the last 16. a

professor tracy parker. you are working on a book that includes the 1950's, working-class americans and black americans. all tied into sears roebuck and company. what is -- what is the research been like? traci: it looks at department stores. i focused on department stores because they have touted consumption as a means of realizing democracy. places, department stores allow anyone, black, white, regardless of age or gender to enter and buy.