FDNY released video on Wednesday afternoon showing the charred and destroyed remains of the apartment.
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Scott DesJarlais (R-Tenn.) told reporters just off the House floor Thursday afternoon, showing some frustration.
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He shared his likenesses of Lenin and Yuri Gagarin, and she spent an afternoon showing me around the city.
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He spent a whole afternoon showing me his version of the city he's lived in all of his 66 years.
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The first trailer for the biopic dropped Wednesday afternoon, showing the immediate aftermath of the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
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California-based cannabis company MedMen released its earnings report Wednesday afternoon, showing disappointing results as a new top exec takes the helm.
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"Truth Hurts" singer Lizzo posted a hilarious video to her Instagram Monday afternoon showing off the contents of her famously tiny purse.
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Update: Amazon reported its second quarter earnings Thursday afternoon, showing its stocks had simmered down, which bumped Bezos back down to second place.
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Television networks aired live coverage through the afternoon, showing a continuous video feed of the protester as she moved around the base of the statue.
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She reiterated that Euronext planned to publish the weekly reports every Wednesday afternoon, showing positions held at the close of trading on the previous Friday.
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But the Thai Navy SEALs finally posted a video to Facebook on Wednesday afternoon, showing that the boys were put on stretchers and guided through the passageways.
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Following the instructions in a tweet from Tesla CEO Elon Musk, a Tesla owner posted a video to YouTube Monday afternoon showing a Mario Kart Easter egg.
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NASA's Terra satellite captured this image Tuesday afternoon showing gray plumes of smoke from the fires, pushed by Santa Ana winds, drifting far out into the Pacific.
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The Emergency Situations Ministry posted the names of the passengers and crew members online Sunday afternoon, showing that at least three children were on board the plane.
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A second video shot by the owner of the convenience store at which the shooting took place was released Wednesday afternoon showing the altercation from a different angle.
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Kenneth McKenzie Jr., the head of US Central Command, released the photos and video on Wednesday afternoon, showing US forces entering the compound in search of the ISIS leader.—U.
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The subject of many a middle school crush posted an Instagram this afternoon showing him and co-star Dave Coulier on the set of the reunion show, captioned with a snarky plea.
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GOP senators quickly distanced themselves from the House-passed ObamaCare repeal-and-replace legislation after the CBO analysis was released on Wednesday afternoon showing millions without insurance if the bill were enacted.
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It is unclear whether she has seen a doctor since video surfaced early Sunday afternoon showing her appearing to stumble into a black van with the help of aides as she departed.
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Photos of the climber, whose name has not been released, quickly flooded social media on Monday afternoon, showing him more than halfway up the monument as rescue workers tried to reach him.
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The Congressional Budget Office released a new estimate of the impact of the American Health Care Act this afternoon, showing less federal savings than the original bill but roughly the same coverage loss over 10 years.
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More tales of my first sober summer: I go to an afternoon showing of Magic Mike at one of those fancy theaters that serves cocktails to blunt the terrible stress of watching a movie in air-conditioned comfort.
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Update: Here's what passes for good news for Rubio these days — a new poll was released Thursday afternoon showing him only losing his home state of Florida by seven points, not the 16 he trailed by in the Quinnipiac poll.
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The campaign did not provide specifics earlier this week, but after a CNN report aired Thursday morning questioning the contributions, a spokeswoman shared a list in the afternoon showing 27 veterans organizations that have received a total of $2.9 million to date.
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Ingle confirmed Brook had gone through surgery successfully. According to CompuBox punch stats, Golovkin landed 133 of his 301 punches thrown (44.2%), whilst Brook landed 85 punches, having thrown 261 (32.6%). The fight was aired live on HBO in the afternoon and drew an average of 843,000 viewers and peaked at 907,000 viewers. This was considered to be a huge success for an afternoon showing.
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For the fight, Spence earned around £1 million and Brook earned a guaranteed £3 million. The fight was shown in the afternoon in the US on Showtime and averaged 291,000 viewers, peaking at 337,000 viewers. This was considered low numbers, even for an afternoon showing, possibly due to it being a holiday weekend. Brook spoke to Sky Sports the following day and confirmed that a CT scan showed he had broken his eye socket, meaning he would likely have surgery.
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She achieves her goal with the assistance of a French marquis, whom she first meets at the house of Dior during an afternoon showing and who becomes a long-term friend as do a series of other characters revealed to have hidden hearts. The comic tale takes on a final poignant overtone when the dress is loaned to an up-and- coming actress, with disastrous consequences. Initially devastated, Mrs. Harris reflects that the experiences she had in pursuit of the dress were worth its loss.
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Among Leah's belongings, they found a box of mementos from the trip that provided a clue that established more clearly when Leah had arrived in Whatcom County: a ticket stub from a March 13 afternoon showing of American Beauty at the theaters in Bellingham's Bellis Fair shopping mall. This suggested that Leah might have spent a few hours in the city after having arrived at the beginning of the day following the five-to-six-hour drive from where she had bought gas in Oregon. Near the theater was the mall's only sit-down restaurant, where Heath and Kara believed that Leah might have gone for a meal. Police were led to two customers, both men, who not only recalled Leah but had sat on each side of her at the restaurant's counter that day, talking about Kerouac and her plans.
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This version was performed in Esparreguera until the 1940s. The earliest performances of the Esparreguera Passion Play took place in the early seventeenth century (1611), and were performed outside in the streets as the natural setting in which to represent the events of Christ's Passion. These street performances continued until the middle of the nineteenth century, when they moved indoors and the performances were put on in a variety of public or private venues, and the whole production was redesigned as a classical theatrical play in two parts, with the first part, performed in the morning, depicting the three years of Jesus' public life, and the second part, in the afternoon, showing his passion, death and resurrection. After World War 2, the townspeople began to consider replacing the earlier text, and began using other versions in 1944-1951, and 1952-1959.
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