women aren't running. you can't win if you don't run. there's this enormous gap in women's interest in running for office versus men. we did a big national poll to see if that changed since the november election. what we found is that women, especially democratic women are hugely activated. they are getting involved in politics. however, that gap in interest in running for office has barely budged. it's been a decade long 15point game between men and women. the november election didn't change that. host: we have a special line for women who run for office or running for office. you talk about the lack of interest. is it the sales pitch wrong for women versus men when it comes trying to get women to run? guest: that's a big part of it. we tried to look at what are the reasons that would explain this gap and we went through all kinds of great research. american universities did wonderful research. women and politics. we came up with a custom take aways. it starts really young. if you look at the percentage of parents who talk to their chil

to run? guest: that's a big part of it. at what are the reasons that would explain this through allent kinds of great research. american universities did wonderful research. politics. we came up with a custom take aways. it starts really young. percentage of the parents who talk to their children, you can be candidate for office, you can be president. there's a huge gap between the andparents talk to boys talk to girls. something like 40% of boys have been urged to run for office but parents and less then 30% of girls. that's number one. there's a big ambition gap that opens up in college. more likelyare much to run for student government to get involved in elections and campaigns. women are likely to get involved in activism but not to see candidates.s that continues into careers where women don't see themselves as being qualified. they don't see themselves as counted material. just as qualified as men. we talked to a lot of recruiters, to say the they trying toen recruit a woman it's so dif

, run, run!the bus that they need to get off and they heard him shouting and camira, some of the women were crying, some children were crying and i felt bad because they were from all over the world and they were standing on my bus seeing all these bodies lying all over the place. it was a really shocking sight for people on holiday and on top of one of london's most iconic bridges. london bridge is known all over the world. so it... i don't know what to say because... it is so weird because i remember 9/ii. we were on london bridge as well when 9/ii happened and many of the americans were getting phone calls on their cellphones and they were saying things like oh, my god! oh, my saying things like oh, my god! oh, d! saying things like oh, my god! oh, my god! and all these years later, another situation on the same bridge. it is unbelievable. it wasjohn it was john stokes it wasjohn stokes speaking to my colleague. we are here at one of the police cordon is close to london bridge in borough marke

if i do recall, when he gets on, he keeps running. there's a swing. >> running now.ing now. going to get to first no problem. >> ended up with a 40-foot swing. six inches fair in the grass just inside the third baseline. the bases are loaded with nobody out. >> batting fourth is going to be the shortstop, tim ryan. bases loadeding nobody out for mark walker. having some trouble here early n. [applause] >> that is going to score two, tim ryan. >> that ball gets away. took a hard turn to third base before holding on. >> two r.b.i. single, game tied at 2-2. >> i don't know, ryan leads weekly meditation sessions on the hill, he's got a cool head. baseball is as much a mental game as it is a physical game. o we'll see. >> the democrats hitting mark walker here early. two runs in, nobody out. richmond at third. ryan at second. walker going back to the wind-up facing jared polis. he bobbles it. over to first, out at first. run scores but he's out at first. crowd doesn't like it. if we had replay we'd be getting a replay. >> he was just out at first. >> polis says he enjoys

, run, run!"s closed, obviously. "move, move!" so i said to the people that in the bus that they needed to get off and they heard shouting and, you know, some of the women and children were crying and, i mean, they were from all over the world and they were standing on my bus looking at all of these bodies lying all over the place. it was a shocking sight for people on holiday and on top of one of london's most iconic bridges... i mean, london bridge is known all over the world, so it... i don't know what to say because it is so weird. because i remember 9/ii. we were on london bridge as well when 9/ii happened and many of the americans were getting phone calls on their cellphones and they were saying things like oh, my god, oh, my god. and all these years later, another situation on the same bridge. it is unbelievable. clearly very upsetting and we appreciate you speaking to us 75mm at10:08 *' f’ i j and at 10:08 london themselves. and at 10:08 london time, the emergency services and the police r

i was going to people, "run, run, run!"ing bottles at them, pint glasses, stools, chairs, i tried to do as many things as i could but that the end of the day i was defenceless, mate. if i had fell over they would have stabbed me. you said they were stabbing everyone, what did you see them do? they were running up saying this is for allah, and they ran up and stabbed this girl i don't know how many times, maybe ten or 15 times. she was going, "help me, help me!" i couldn't do nothing, i tried to help, i threw something, there was a bike on the floor, i tried to pick up a chair but it was locked to it, just to get them away from her but i couldn't do anything. when you look at the cctv, the police will, they will see me on the cctv at borough market chasing them and throwing bottles at them and glasses, that's a silly thing to do but i was just trying to save people's lives. did they actually try and attack you? yeah, they tried to stab me. do you have an injury? no, no, no. i threw something at them, a stool, a chair, and as

and, yeah, they were running. they did not even know, i guess, where they were running.iceman tried to put himself between him and the crowd. they were coming towards me and i tried to run away. i went towards the main street. at that point i ran towards them. more police came over. but i guess they were like ready or something because in 2—5 seconds they shot all the men down. and, yeah, so, that is what i honestly saw. and, yeah, any questions? and the man that you took the picture of, these cannisters on his body, what did you think they were? . he did not look real to me. i am not a person who can honestly say if they are real or not because i have no experience in that regard. but they look like just experience in that regard. but they look likejust a experience in that regard. but they look like just a toy to me, that is why i was not too scared. lusts, you —— you were watching the football?” saw this situation coming up and i ran saw this situation coming up and i ra n towards saw this situation coming up and i ran towards it. yeah. i wasjust looking for the truth

decision to run? >> guest: i think it comes off in various ways. the older color who made the networks and fundraising, we certainly heard stories of women who run for office are coming from a different background sometimes.eo they are not necessarily the ceo for the law partner. maybe they are people who raised a family first and about the same kinds of networks so it is more work for them to break in in that sense. it doesn't mean they're any less appealing as a candidate to the electorate. it just means they are not part of the same kinds of networks. that is changing as you see law right now that i'm graduating from business schools i'm all schools at the same rate is not higher than men.ss that is a general issue. another issue we heard about just in terms of congress, just the logistics, the fact you have mone to live and raise your family and your district and work infrom washington. we heard that from senior-level republican strategists that when they are trying to recruit for congress, can th

i was going to people, "run, run, run!" things as i could but that the end of the day i was defenceless, mate. if i had fell over they would have stabbed me. you said they were stabbing everyone, what did you see them do? they were running up saying this is for allah, and they ran up and stabbed this girl i don't know how many times, maybe ten or 15 times. she was going, "help me, help me!" i couldn't do nothing, i tried to help, i threw something, there was a bike on the floor, i tried to pick up a chair but it was locked to it, just to get them away from her but i couldn't do anything. when you look at the cctv, the police will, they will see me on the cctv at borough market chasing them and throwing bottles at them and glasses, that's a silly thing to do but i was just trying to save people's lives. did they actually try and attack you? yeah, they tried to stab me. do you have an injury? no, no, no. i threw something at them, a stool, a chair, and as i threw i hit a couple of them on the head, hit a couple of them like t

aaron judge with a solo shot, castro's three run homer, didi gregorius three run home run on the three run blast by matt holliday. for more home runs for a team that's on a franchise record pace, part of a 14-2 yankee's lead in the last of the eighth. another new pitcher for baltimore is right-hander mike wright taking over on the mound, the fifth oriole to pitch in the sun and some additional defensive changes for baltimore as well as the sun is starting to resemble a great lead with all the switching and the f troopers that have gotten involved. mark trumbo is moving to third base from dh so the orioles lose their dh, not that it will matter a lot here. it's his first time at the hot corner since 2013 as an angel. >> a chance with the finger ball throwing mike wright. the slider, change it. one ball and two strikes. it's been one of those nights for the orioles. chris tillman started tonight, went in inning and the third and gave up a career worst nine earned runs in the orioles haven't had a chance to get it back together since then. that is a cruel twist for buck showalter whose te

, how we're running those campaigns and the issues that we're running on. what i mean by that is, right candidatesof the that we select on our side and obviously i'mo, more expert on my side of the aisle, that's what i focus men critique on. the way we go about selecting candidates we think about who has the greater connections to fundraising circles. who can raise the money. feed back when i was running. rather than think being who has deepest connection with deepesh their community. who can really best speak to the issues that are uniquely faced by that community. first part is changing the types of candidates we're running. i would love for us to see a lot of folks from more middle and working class backgrounds running. stepping up to run for the first time. veterans, nurses, firefighters, teachers those folks who are uniquely connected to their community. that's the difference in candidates. in terms how we run campaigns, beholden to this call a industrial complex. this is what i saw in my own campaign. male consultant tell you to to spend tens of thous

lively allows one run against the giants.truggled to hilt, not today five runs four in the seventh. herrera returns from his benching, ties his career high three runs batted in. gomez saves it with a go ahead run at the plate, phils win 5-3. the first win since last saturday and the first for lively. his family loves it. that feels good. >> that was good. after the first pitch i was like, here we go. after that, same old baseball. >> a lot of my buddies the last couple of years. finally getting my chance was cool. >> four years ago phil mickelson attended his daughter's graduation but now that she's graduating high school, he's skipping it all together. >> chip shot, getting the hole for eagle, the lucky roll. park is tied for 18. paula kramer making a run thanks to five birdies. kramer is tied for the lead. >> race weekend for the monster mile in dover. starts at 1:15 tomorrow. final practice round today at the monster mile, dale earnhardt juniojr. starting 11th. jimmie johnson starts 14. kyle busch fine tuning his ride afte

runs scored every year. the first inning is any indication, we have got that this year. >> a lot of action in this game. are usually is with these guys. absolutely locked him up with a curveball. strikeout. is first. >> one out in the second. davis at first. loudermilk will pass in front of trent galley. with a minute, it is trent kelly. stands in left-handed. and offering from richmond as davis runs. ws the second. >> trent kelly of mississippi. he is playing third base. joe barton think he plays very well. trent was on the team last year. appearance oncond the congressional. >> he has worked richmond to a 3-0 count. ball four. walks it. richmond again having a little bit of trouble. >> now barry loudermilk will come to the plate. >> he is from georgia, threatening 11th district. -- representing the 11th district. miss. on, swing and a strike one. i would love to see the gun, the radar gun tonight. richmond had some juice on that one. >> can might have been the hardest thing we saw thrown all day. it was a

the fitness and running culture here is one that is very well known in that that culture of jogging, running, and fitness really began here, particularly in the 1960's and 1970's, and then with the creation of nike here, it became this mecca for people coming to both, and run here at the university, but also to be in this space, this place, and get a sense of why that is so important, what does that mean to be connected to a place that has such importance for fitness and running and health. so bill bowerman one of the most well-known track coaches here at the university of oregon, known here locally, but nationally and internationally, as well as very well known as someone who started people following jogging, running, and often well known as one of the founders of nike. bowerman came to the university of oregon to coach football in 1947, but then in 1949, he began coaching track and field and he got into that based on his previous experience as both a football coach, athletic coach, athletic director at a high school, so he was very much involved with a variety of different sports,

two run double, pair of two run home runs and another double. cardinals scores seven runs in the inning, phillies lose eight-one. they play again tonight with nick paveta on the mound. >> we should beat them or at lee compete with them, last night was a good example we were right in the game, we had opportunities to win but could not push that one run across and as long as our pitchers keep us in the game we always have a chance to win but we have not been doing it consistently. >>> the phillies have signed their first round draft pick outfielder adam housely as well as six other draft picks, he is out of the university of virginia was selected eighth overall in the draft and he says he is trying to enjoy the experience. >> it has been a lot going on and just moving pretty fast. been trying to enjoy the best i can and just being out there the last couple of days has been fantastic and really

were stabbing everyone, and i was going to people, "run, run, run!" distressing scenes as paramedics and the emergency services provided first aid. some of the injured are in a critical condition in hospital. everyone down! down! police placed several bars in lockdown. people were ordered to lay on the ground as officers searched for attackers. police say that within eight minutes of receiving first reports of the attack they had shot dead the three terrorists. senior officers say they believe the incident is under control. the prime minister condemned the attack as a perversion of islam and vowed to crack down on extremism. there is, to be frank, far too much tolerance of extremism in our country. so we need to become far more robust in identifying it and stamping it out across the public sector and across society. this is the scene on london bridge. campaigning in the general election has been suspended for today by both the conservatives and labour. good afternoon from central london, where seven people have been killed and many injured during the

, run, run.heyjust ran. we we re people calm, but theyjust ran. we were trying to go to the far end of the bridge with a monument is. we we re the bridge with a monument is. we were told to wait there. most of the people on the bus disappeared. then at one stage, when i was standing there, a police officer what pastors, he had a sniffer dog, so we we re pastors, he had a sniffer dog, so we were concerned that might be explosives or something to that effect around. eventually, we left our bus on the bridge, and i would imagine it is still there as we speak. that's all i can imagine it is still there as we speak. that's alli can remember. that's a very thorough account. john, thank you very much for your time in telling us what you saw. we've been bringing you eyewitness accou nts we've been bringing you eyewitness accounts throughout the morning and we will bring you the latest on the investigation and how the prime minister is going to be reacting. we'll be hearing a statement from her at ten o'c

to run? guest: i think it comes up in various ways. theearlier caller who made point about business networks and fundraising, we certainly who runories of women for office are coming from a different background sometimes. necessarily the ceo or the law partner. raisedhey are people who a family first didn't develop the same kinds of network. them to break for in. that doesn't mean they're any as a candidate. it means they're not part of the same kinds of networks. that's changing as you see right now, women graduating from business schools and law the same rates. it's not higher than men. that's generational issue. issue that we heard about was just in terms of congress. logistics. you have to live and raise your your district and work in washington. senior level from republican strategist. a mom whilell be they're spending workweek in washington and you see that in to runmen who decide statewide instead of staying in congress. long distance to commute. beld the congressional week made shorte

to run and just walk.avee athletes met, you have been involved with some of the most famous athletes, tiger woods, john mack and row, steve prefontaine, michael jordan among others, are any of them that stand out to you as role models for youth, or do think all of them are, and which of them have you develop the closest personal relationship with? phil: they are all of that bit different. was john mcenroe a role model? yeah, kind of, but a lot of people would disagree with that. which one stands out more than the other -- i really do look at the mess my children, and who is your favorite child, you can't say that. david: does tiger woods give you golf tips, or you don't play badly,.il: i do, he tried to give me a tip, but it didn't work. david: the high point of your career was when nike went public or the success it currently has? what would you say is the most favorite memory you have? phil: i look at nike as my work of art, and the whole painting is what matters. david: let's talk finally about leadersh

home run going over -- two run home run going over the left field fence and the blue jays win, 7-5.>> the giants coming off the 6- 3 loss to the brewers. they were behind early and tying it up on the double in the third inning and eduardo nunez, buster posey following it with the long home run, the eighth for the season. todd block for the giants took it after allowing five earned runs on nine hits over six innings. the brewers have taken 2 out of the first 3 games of the 4 game series. >>> form fbi director james comey is set to testify before congress, his statement already released and what it reveals about the conversations with president trump. >>> the san mateo bridge is not a bad commute heading across the bay to the peninsula and we will day more about it straight ahead.>>> the front has arrived and not that strong but for june not too bad. it is raining in marin county and the system is moving to the south and the east. . >>> the former fbi director is set to testify before congress in two hours and we have a live report from washington dc. >>> kevin durant nails it and the

not to run the parent company, but to run the investment bank.k greenberg who ran aig said, why don't you come over here? all i could think to myself was, to go from sandy to hank greenberg, you would have to have your head checked. [laughter] jamie: a bunch of private equity folks. jeff bezos called me up. he was looking for a president. i love the guy and we have been friends ever since. i was thinking, i would never have to wear a suit again. i am going to get one of those houseboats in seattle. i loved what he did. it just was beyond -- i spent my whole life in financial services. it is a little bit like playing tennis your whole life, then going to play golf. i love the guys at home depot. i went down to have dinner with bernie marcus, arthur blank, and kim langone. i said to them, i have to confess to you guys. until you called me up, i had never been in a home depot. [laughter] jamie: a guy who i worked with said, jamie, you have to go to one before you go to the dinner. [laughter] jamie: they did not care. they said, we want you the perso

two runs score. giants 6-5 lead. buster posey 3-5 with 4 runs batted in. hunter pence, buster posey scores. giants tack on another run. pence rolled his pant leg down to switch up the mojo, rolled them back up today. a rocket. pence 3-5 today. giants get 17 hits and avoid the sweep 13-8. a's and raise. 3-3. jed lowrie. liner. came back in, couldn't get it. his first triple of the year. he scores on a rbi single from davis. throws it to first. nobody is home. smith ends up at third. he scored the go ahead run. three more errors in the series for the oakland athletics. a's with the tige run on second. rips a single to left but he initially broke back to second base, he had to stop at third. that would cost them a run. strikes out davis with the bases loaded. rays beat the a's 5-4. they take 3-4. oakland is now 9-23 on the road this season. rafael nadal going for his 10 10th french open title. guess how the day went for his latest open? over matched. he is now 79-2 all time. he wins his 15th cree grand slam for second most all time. and now three behind roger

a three-run shot.oles go on to beat the red sox. 7-5. >> organizedea continue next week for the redskins. running back, rob kelly showing why he has become the team's number one back. might have something to do with why matt jones is skipping practice. kelly came in last season and worked his way to the top of the depth chart. new number and a new mind set for running back rob kelly. fat kelly as he is known, fat rob, affectionately known, starting ota's number one running back. undrafted rookie won the job from matt jones during the year. finished the season with 704 rushing yards and seven touchdowns. now that he is a top the depth chart, jay gruden excited to see how far, fat rob can go. >> i joked. last year this time you were ninth string running back for good's sakes. now he is the guy. so, it's, exciting to see how far he has come in a short period of time. and with that experience. comes confidence. i with every rep he takes. every path. every, course that he takes at running back with protecti

aaron judge with a solo shot, castro's three run homer, didi gregorius three run home run on the three run blast by matt holliday. for more home runs for a that's on a franchise record pace, part of a 14-2 yankee's lead in the last of the eighth. another new pitcher for baltimore is right-hander mike wright taking over on the mound, the fifth oriole to pitch in the sun and some additional defensive changes for baltimore as well as the sun is starting to resemble a great lead with all the switching and the f troopers that have gotten involved. mark trumbo is moving to third base from dh so the orioles lose their dh, not that it will matter a lot here. it's his first time at the hot corner since 2013 as an angel. >> a chance with the finger ball throwing mike wright. the slider, change it. one ball and two strikes. it's been one of those nights for the orioles. chris tillman started tonight, went in inning and the third and gave up a career worst nine earned runs in the orioles haven't had a chance to get it back together since then. test. test. test. for buck showalter whose team has on

modestly below the median estimate of its normal run rate. finally, the median inflation projection is 1.6% this year and rises to 2% in 2018 and 2019. compared with the projections made in march, real gdp growth is little change and unemployment rate follows a lower path and inflation although marked down this year for reasons i mentioned earlier is unchanged. median estimate of the longer run normal unemployment rate moves down a 10th to 4.6%. returning to monetary policy for the past year and a half, the fomc have been gradually increasing its target range for the federal fund rates as the economy is continuing to make progress towards our goal of maximum employment and price stability. our decision today continues this process. we continue to expect of the ongoing strengths of the economy will warrant gradual increases of funds rate to sustain a healthy labor market and stabilize inflation around our 2% longer run objectives. that's based on our view that the fund rate remains below our neutral level. the federalvel of funds rate that is

they run in and they were stabbing everyone and i was going to people, "run, run, run!" distressing scenes as paramedics and the emergency services provided first aid. some of the injured are in a critical condition in hospital. police placed several bars in lockdown — people were ordered to lay on the ground as officers checked there were no assailants present. police say that within eight minutes of receiving first reports of the attack they had shot dead the three assailants. the suspects were wearing what looked like explosive vests, but these were later established to be hoaxes. the mayor of london willjoin the prime minister and others at a meeting of the government's emergency cobra committee later this morning. good morning from central london, where six people have been killed and about 50 injured during the country's second terrorist attack in less than two weeks. evenif even if you don't know london, you may know the shard behind me. it has become one of the most famous parts of the london skyline. we are near the shard, we are near london bridge, it's a major

, run, run. it began at 10:08 p.m. a white van heading south on london bridge suddenly swerves off the road up on the sidewalk and accelerates, running down pedestrians. leaving them broken and bloody on the pavement. the bbc's holly jones just happened to be on the bridge. >> this is when i saw the driver of the vehicle and definitely intentional, you know. he didn't looked scared. he just looked focussed and i would almost like to say the word demented. >> reporter: that van coming to a stop at the south end of the london bridge. >> we heard a crash. >> a loud noise. >> reporter: three men get out, armed with knives and begin slashing and stabbing people indiscriminately. >> they said this is for alah. just like that everywhere, just stabbing all over. >> reporter: elizabeth o'neal's son daniel was there and survived an attack. >> a man ran up to him and said this is for my family, this is for islam and stuck a knife straight in him. he's got seven-inch scar going fr back. >> get back now! >> g

which begs the question, is he planning to run in 2020? it's something the former vp has vehemently denied. >> i don't plan to run for president, but i do intend to deepen things i've done my entire life. there's a lot of speculation. guys, i'm not running, okay? >> this morning word that joe biden a launching a new superpac. it all begs the question, will he do it or won't he do it? we have will he or won't the president with the climate deal, now we have will he or won't he run for president? >> reporter: just a month ago, the former vice president told me he was planning to run, and then a couple days later sort of begged off. i checked with a few people today and their answer is he never says never. but the purpose of the pac you announced is for him to have the availability to raise money on behalf of other candidates, to travel on behalf of other candidates, and to do work on behalf of the causes that he believes in. at the same time having a pac is also a way to sort of mark some territory in the democratic party when there will cer

taylor 4 for 5 with a home run and 3 rbi and four runs scored.g, 18-3, tying a franchise record for runs in a single game. the orioles had an offensive surge of their own. while eight runs on the scoreboard pails in comparison to 18, the birds hit three home runs. most importantly, they stopped a long run of poor pitching performances. dillon bundy went seven strong, gave up three runs. or joels won 8-3 and snapped the streak of allowing five or more runs. >> dylan was a difference maker. that's what separates, he doesn't implode after the three run inning. he was solid. he's in solid all year for us though when we got some big outside of the ball pen and some add-on runs. you know, playing in this place is like playing in a casino. you don't know what time of day it is, not that i've been in a casino lately. >> and the gamble. the captials drafted four players to conclude the nhl draft today. now they have to focus on the next business of this off-season. washington has five restricted free agents, that includes some very big contributors. both

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smaller running backs.and daren is meant mentoring dawnal. >> i mean eesk even little stuff like punt return, it's been helpphel helpf helpful. >> do we have another minister of defense? >> you may now ckiss the bride. >> eagles defensive end brandon graham. he's a registered minister. he's got rings but there's another ring he wants. tgij. thanks goodness it's june. phillies had their worst may since 1928 and analyst told me what he would like to see from the players. >> i said it last week. they need have a players only meeting and lay everything out. it has to change and hopefully, hopefully getting back home against the giants will do that. >> let's hope and it's june. >>> the mets reportedly fired the man who was the mascot last night. they caught him giving a middle finger. they had a new man in there and he did not flip the bird. he has been released from the hospital today and he's doing well. i'm john clark from csn. you won't believe what they put in tyson fun nuggets. it's shocking actually. they

this is a big run that comes back to hurt them. oh, so close for the phills desperate for runs and bins up one, and blows it. blanco, rbi single, tying it at four. phills have the worst save percentage in baseball. and extra innings, gomez gives up the solo homer to raymond fientes. first of his career. dropped 11 of 12. >> need to put up more crooked numbers. three or four guys with two hits, a couple of home runs. need a bunch together. we played a lot of good teams tough. the dodgers. we fall short. we need to take it a step further. >> something's missing, all right. well, what a difference just a few years make. markell fultz was once cut by his varsity high school basketball team. now the sixers are set to make him the number one overall pick in thursday's draft once the trade is official. fultzments to come into the nba and kill it. his goals to be rookie of the year and the next most valuable player. fultz had a small taste of what it's like to play in philadelphia at a sixers game in april and he fell in love with this tea

modestly below the median estimate of its normal run rate. finally the inflation projection is 1.6% this year and rises to 2% in 2018 and 2019. compared with the projections made in march, real gdp growth is little change and unemployment rate follows a lower path and inflation although marked down this year is unchanged. returning to monetary policy for the past year and a half, the fomc have been gradually increasing its target range for the federal fund rates as the economy is continuing to make progress towards our goal of maximum employment and price stability. our decision today continues this process. we continue to expect of the ongoing strengths of the economy will warrant gradual increases of funds rate to sustain a healthy labor market and stabilize inflation around our 2% longer runobjectives. that's based on our view that the fund rate remains below our mutual level, it is movie theater expansion nar nor contractionary. the federal funds rate would not have to rise all that much further to get to a neutral policy stance. because

might have been a home run last night in atlanta. >> well, it would have been a home run in any of therior to tonight's ball game, four in atlanta, four in colorado. but you just can't even get into that mode. you couldn't hit that yesterday. you're here. different ball park. >> denard span, 2-4, strike one. >> it's like chasing rabbits. >> are you working radio tomorrow? >> radio tomorrow with you and dave and it should be a pretty good one. johnny cueto on the hill for the giants. jacob -- >> yeah. top pitchers in the national league. and it's 0-2 now. to span. hitting 2.28 for the year. cespedes and single, double, homer tonight, three runs batted in. lucas duda, curtis granderson, a lot of these veterans and the mets had big nights. 20 hits all total. three hits for cabrera. there he is. flores had three hits, and a sacrifices fly. and where they allowed 15 home runs. the most allowed by the mets in their history. and 24 walks in the four games. most home runs ever hit in the series by the dodgers. up the middle there is cabrera. and it's picked out of the dirt by duda, and the gam

i was saying run, running into all the bars, stabbing people. iwas saying run, run, run! some of the injured are in a critical condition in hospital. ba rs critical condition in hospital. bars and critical condition in hospital. ba rs a nd restau ra nts critical condition in hospital. bars and restaurants were placed in lockdown as police checked buildings for attackers. bateman it after the first reports of the attack, police say they had shot dead the three assailants —— 8 million after. several homes raided in barking in east london, and the rye minister condemns what she calls the evil ideology of extremism. there is far too much tolerance of extremism in oui’ too much tolerance of extremism in our country. we need to become far more robust in identifying it and stamping it out across the public sector and across society. it is important to give a message that democracy must prevail. if we allow these attacks to disrupt our democratic process, then we all lose. democratic process, then we all lose. good afternoon from central london, where seven people were killed las

, run, run!n the bus that they needed to get off and they heard shouting and, you know, some of the women and children were crying and, imean, women and children were crying and, i mean, they were from all over the world and they were standing on my bus looking at all of these bodies lying all over the place. it was a shocking sight for people on holiday and on top of one of london's most iconic riches. london bridge is known all over the world for the so it...| known all over the world for the so it... i don't know what to say because it is so weird. i remember 9/11. we because it is so weird. i remember 9/ii. we were on london bridge as well when 9/ii happened and many of the americans were getting phone calls on their cellphones and they we re calls on their cellphones and they were saying things like oh, my god, oh, my god. and all these years later, another situation on the same bridge. it is unbelievable. clearly very upsetting and we appreciate you speaking to us here on bbc news. that was

have a wayshink we to run before the business cycle runs out. bring up the screen right now, the top line. i want to show the active bloomberg terminal. this is top live go. it is like you on radio or tv. our reporter talks about the major conundrum which is the unemployment rate higher to 4.5% to 4.2%. there are so many twists and ares that quote unquote remarkable. they think the taylor rule is still alive. at some point there will be much push, given how services are in terms of inflation in this country. that is what they are gambling on. we don't see that type of -- demanding,league was pounding the table saying it is alive. >> they have been deviating. janet yellen has had enough that if you followed the -- we have , so why itfor this is stepping down, so late in the business cycle -- tom: i may start crying here. this is the taylor rule. this is the cross chart. not only do you get the taylor rule, but down at the bottom you get the first ordered difference 4,ation including 1, 2, 3, six plug-ins. that is how variable it is. go --t: ga wh

run, run!"he bus that they needed to get off and they heard shouting and, you know, some of the women and children were crying and, i mean, they were from all over the world and they were standing on my bus looking at all of these bodies lying all over the place. it was a shocking sight for people on holiday and on top of one of london's most iconic bridges. london bridge is known all over the world, so it... i don't know what to say because it is so weird. i remember 9/11. we were on london bridge as well when 9/11 happened and many of the americans were getting phone calls on their cellphones and they were saying things like oh, my god, oh, my god. and all these years later, another situation on the same bridge. it is unbelievable. clearly very upsetting and we appreciate you speaking to us here on bbc news. that was eyewitness john stokes earlier one. the latest casualties. wine at least is dead. at least 20 people taken to hospitals in the london area. —— one person. this is what we know so

everyone was running. it was before the bridge on the ground on the other side by the river. >> let's update you to the latest. this terrorist incident as it is being described by police. twenty-five minutes past midnight metropolitan police treating the incidents on the bridge and borough market as connected to terrorism. there had been a suggestion of a third incident number told by the metropolitan police that that is not connected to the first two. in the chronology of events about eight minutes past ten the police were alerted to an incidence on london bridge. a vehicle have been driven into pedestrians on both sides of the bridge. a number of injuries had resulted. the police had confirmed another incident report of stabbings taking place liberal market itself. armed officers attended that and shots were fired. this was a result of one man -- he was a spectator and i spoke to him a few minutes after he had managed to leave the bridge. he had been in a taxing and crossing london bridge. this is what h

people get out of the van and run towards the people who had merely been hit.ing to comfort them but then they we re trying to comfort them but then they were literally kicking them and punching them, they took out knives and it was a rampage, really. and then they headed down towards southwark cathedral and running at people, people were in disbelief at what was happening. people were fighting back because they were being attacked by knives and the three of them decided to turn back and make their way back up the bridge. everyone wasjust and make their way back up the bridge. everyone was just staring at them and they started stabbing someone them and they started stabbing someone else and did not stop. another continued walking up the bridge. i don't know if he headed into borough market but that is when i decided to turn around and run north. all the way across the bridge there were people bleeding, trying to help each other and trying to be a good samaritan with everybody there who was injured. can we go back a little bit? the first report we heard from an

running it up by a big, healthy margin there. this race is the most populist part of the district, this northern part of fulton county. 53-47 in fulton county. that essentially mirrors what's happening in the rest of the race. so as we've counted more votes, karen handel has stretched her lead from the early vote in this part of fulton county, the northern, most populous part of the district. that is why, anderson, we're about two-thirds of the vote counted and the republican candidate has a lead. we're going to count the rest of the votes, but the results here tonight are going to start a very, very big national conversation. and at the moment, republicans, especially because they think they did pretty well today, turning out voters on election day, at the moment, republicans are getting more optimistic here. >> yeah, john king, thanks. back with you later. back with the panel now. david, what do you make of how these numbers are looking so far? >> when john was just going county by county, i thought it was interesting that cobb

i think there were high levels of ozone that i like to run in. but for folks with cystic fibrosis like michael, it is like they're breathing through straw. imagine that, trying to run a 5k, five kill lombsters, to be able to breathe through a straw effectively. to still run distances like that is truly, truly remarkable. but that's what he does. earlier this year he completed, as i said, the new york city half marathon. one of the people who ran with him was my son christopher who is a try athlete in his own right, he is 28 years old. a great runner, he also like michael can run me into the ground. i am proud of them both. but michael was diagnosed during a screening, i think, just three weeks after he was born -- three weeks old, and he was diagnosed with this disease. his mom says that she was shocked. to her knowledge, there weren't any members in her family on her side or her father's side that had cystic fibrosis. but this was a diagnosis made three weeks into michael's life. imagine that, three -- imagine that, three weeks. jennifer faced s

. >> it was run, run, run, they have blades.eporter: three knife wielding suspect stabbing people at random. >> you never think you will see something like that. reporter: harrowing accounts, stranger standing up to the attackers, trying to determine disaster. >> terrorist cowards, and i awayd up a chair and i got so the police could see him. unleashinghe police 50 rounds, killing three suspects, all wearing fake explosive belts. authorities looking to root out any possible accomplices. >> we will understand more about their connections and if they were support may condemning the violence. >> we cannot and must not pretend things can continue as they are. things need to change. reporter: the mayor of london trying to reassure residents. >> there is no reason to be alarmed. reporter: and restore normalcy to a city shaken but resilient. this was the third terror attack in the u.k. since march, the second in just two weeks. individual will be held monday. kimberly: our team coverage of the terror in london continues with a show of

obviously not every dry run -- is a dry run. >> whoa! >> i have not fallen in trials period.times total. during the season. >> in an can't keep up with snapchat. >> lot of snapchats are taken during this trip. >> these fast moving teens say the nautical nature of this kind of snail mail is one of the hottest summer jobs around. in lake geneva, andy choi, wsn, 123 news. >> makes me nervous. >> love the kid, did the back flip. showing off. >> we have good training for this. just like getting into a new york city taxicab. i'm coming. can you please just slow down? >> running. >> no. >> i would be head first in the water. >> you would nail it. then i would push you in. >> yeah. perfect person to the platform. >> that's the news for this half-hour. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- ambush on the baseball field. gunman opens fire on members of congress. >> several injured including one congressman in critical condition. we'll look at the latest in the investigation and how the gunman was finally killed. >> probing into the gunman's past, social media posts. slamming the presi

they run in and they were stabbing everyone and i was going to people run, run, run. distressing scenes as paramedics and the emergency services provided first aid. some of the injured are said to be in a critical condition in hospital. police placed several bars in lockdown — people were ordered to lay on the ground as officers checked there were no assailants present. police say that within eight minutes of receiving first reports of the attack they had shot dead the three assailants. senior officers say they believe the incident is under control. a large cordon remains in place. there are many officers on scene. we still need to carry out a thorough search of the area to ensure everyone is accounted for. the mayor of london joins an emergency cobra committee meeting, chaired by the prime minister, as both the conservatives and labour suspend their campaigning in the general election. good morning from central london, where seven people have been killed and many injured during the country's second terrorist attack in less than two weeks — and the third in under thre