the blue arc of truth -- to general mead at tony town. along with the division at the base of little round top, down here. it became the skeleton of the famous line the army used for the better part of the battle. shows the incline that the army should have warned, were it not for one volatile factor. was third corps commander major general dan sickles. idea of thean volatility that came from this political general, there is the marriageof sickles' close to the eve of the civil war. sorry about that. got me to a piano recital once and i thought it was funny that there was somebody sitting next to the pianist, just to turn the pages of the book, now that i am turning pages, i understand. it does not seem funny anymore, it seems important. anyway, while a united states congressman from new york, den sickles, found -- dan sickles, found his wife was having an attorneyth barton key, general of the district of columbia and son of francis scott key, author of the star-spangled banner. on 27 february 1859, sickles shot and killed key in the ensu

the alleyways all around the center and tony parish church lead to the town's oldest restaurants. the movie stars can relax chat and eat like royalty in these establishments. most of the film festival cinemas are all. so in the old town district swiss journalist mikail zen house has been reporting on the film festival for over three decades he appreciates that he can always find a quiet spot to write his review after watching a film. doesn't seem this is paradise and enchanted garden like it's just magical that's just put you right back into the movie by freedom from. another movie theater is in a converted school building. photographer marco abrams has his next shoot and the custom of these continue built in the middle ages. the north wing has undergone extensive renovation. the magic straw it once housed a monastery school this is where the film festivals major gallus are held. marco abrams likes to photograph people from the international film industry in the medieval cloisters he's been chronicling the film festivals development in his books a photo since about two thousand an

the alleyways all around the same time tony parish church lead to the town's oldest restaurants. the movie stars can relax chaffed and eat like royalty in these establishments. most of the film festival cinemas are also in the old town district swiss journalist mikhail's then house has been reporting on the film festival for over three decades he appreciates that he can always find a quiet spot to write his review after watching the film. this is paradise you're going to chant a garden like that it's just magical but you're right back into the movie leisure time for. another movie theater is in a converted school building. photographer marco abrams has his next shoot and the custom of these continue built in the middle ages. north wing has undergone extensive renovation. the magic straw it once housed a monastery school this is where the film festivals major gallus are held. abrams likes to photograph people from the international film industry in the medieval cloisters he's been chronicling the film festivals development in his books of photos since about two thousand and eight

are rivers and another town in michigan the water reminds us of what the rules are. the water connects us when we try to keep ourselves separate. the water is something that we might take for granted that can overpower us if we are not treating it with respect and that something that i feel very proud of to have this connection to such abundant water resources and something i hope we can do right by in the future for our financial environment and for our cities. thank you everyone. [applause] i would love to take questions for a little bit. i don't know how much time we have. yes, sir. >> the social justice issues in the history of the civil rights movement, we have this unique relationship with water. fresh water is really important. i'm a biologist as well. i applaud folks and it's important for me. my question is it's a really important issue in the nation. are you seeing any -- coming out of your work and your research and are you looking at the next step? >> what are the solutions? ideally we would never of elker water structure. what do we do with shrinking cit

officials say many young people were on the board walk in the town when it gave way around midnight on sunday at the closing event of a three-day festival. officials suspect a structural problem. >>> more than 20 million people on the east coast could be hit by more severe weather and flash flooding today after a very wet weekend. streets turned into river yesterday in lynn, massachusetts, when more than 6 inches of rain fell during a 2 1/2 hour period. 911 operators received more than 100 calls as flooding engulfed the city just north of boston. on saturday, storms were so severe in little falls, new jersey, thcars from an auto dealership were washed down the river. the mayor said it was the worst flooding in two decades. >>> parents in an community believe toxins in the air from an old manufacturing site are behind the rise in child cancer cases. only on "cbs this morning," we'll hear from two mothers who are taking their fight for >>> good monday morning to you. if it was too hot for you over the weekend, we are cooling by 3 to 8 degrees. upper 60s in oakland today, and mid-80s for

we're joined now from westminster by the spectator‘s political correspondent katy balls and tony blair's former special advisor, john mcternan. thank you forjoining us. . i suppose the question to both of you is does it matter how the prime minister dances? i don't think it matters too much, i think she has made a nation smile, probably not for the reasons number ten would have hoped but given all the problems the prime minister has when it comes to brexit and her feuding party, a few headlines about her dancing a bit awkwardly is not the worst she has seen and we knew already she was a bit awkward, that is why she is nicknamed the maybot. your response? i think the problem for theresa may and the staff in numberten is that for theresa may and the staff in number ten is that this wouldn't bother anyone if there was some substance to the tour. the thing is, there's no real substance, people know it is an empty gesture to try to pretend we can maintain increased craigen africa as if that were an alternative to the eu. as ever, a picture tells a thousand words and this picture tells us what