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You mentioned breakdancing — was that an early cultural passion? at the time, disco was still around, and this movie flashdance and fame, so that was the period of time, so i started to get to these parties, and my sister was dancing disco at the time and my sister showed me these moves and i got into the breakdancing scene that was in our bario, and i started to learn those moves and we started to get, little by little, stronger so we could compete in the barios in the zone. compete? yeah, al...

Audience we have. we thank you so much for this information. period the gold rush put seattle on the map, it was a distribution hub, and then the timber industry allowed them to build early planes. bill gates headquartered microsoft there and it became a tech center. at research universities, beautiful infrastructure and the city flourished, but everything changed after the black lives matter riots. a group of vagrants roped off a big chunk of the city and claimed it was their land. they said it...

University of nebraska is so popular that it has sold out every seat in its more than 85,000 seat stadium at every home game since 1962. and that is what makes this so significant. this is a photo of supreme court justice clarence thomas and his wife ginni in the end zone at a game in 2019. at that game the thomass got to meet the team and they got to walk out of the playerstunnel before kickoff which is pretty awesome. they then watched the game from a luxury sky box access to which normally co...

>> sense: a very. >> well, the gold rush puts seattle, washington,ttle on the map. seattle didnt have gold, but it was a distribution hub, railub, an shipping. and then the timber industry provided boeing with wood to build their early planes. >> bill gates, headquartered microsoft in seattle, and it became kind of a tech center and money funded research universities, beautiful infrastructure. ucture cifrastructure. ucture flourished, but everything changetyd after the black lives matter riots. ...

An entire city burned completely to the ground. >> devastation, everything gone. >> everybody lost everything. >> reporter: we surveyed the damage from above, and the destruction is difficult to imagine. >> the view from above is apocalyptic. you can see a row of cars clearly trying to make it out. many of those stuck in accidents in a traffic jam on a one-lane road. all of those cars reduced to ash. >> reporter: lahaina residents are now being allowed back into the city today to see the destruc...

Zone they escaped from, and they found that here. it was quite moving to hear from emergency officials who spoke openly about the island values of compassion for not only the people who inhabit this wonderful place, but for the island itself. on that front, listen to what we heard. >> we talk a lot about aloha, right? as that value. we talk about the value to care for, to cherish, to nurture, right? its one thing to talk about it. its another thing to live it out. >> reporter: so, alex, living i...

Are being thought up on a daily basis at the moment. this is one that some conservatives really hope they start to embrace next year. thank you very much. we will be speaking to immigration minister robertjenrick later about some of those policies. strictly come dancing head judge, shirley ballas, joined us earlier this week to discuss her skyathalon and this morning we have an update for you. here she is taking on the first leg of the challenge, a mile—long zipwire ride, looking remarkably at...

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Championships in glasgow. the 20—year—old held on to beat germanys leah friedrich and was also part of the british team to take silver in the womens team sprint. finucane becomes the first british winner in the discipline since beckyjames�* triumph in minsk in 2013. gbs other big medal hope for the night, katie archibald, finished fourth in the womens 0mnium. 0ver over three days you really have to focus everyday and bring it back to your processes as it comes not get too carried away. but...

Also testify against him at trial. and on so many levels, we have just never seen anything like this. if mitt romney or barack obama had been the subject of even one trial in the most benign civil case back in 2012, it would have rightly dominated and undermine their entire campaign. what do you do with a presidential candidate who would likely have six trials going on at once? its bound to be chaos. and sadly, it may, politically, who work in his favor. as a trump ally recently told nbc news, q...