jane, thank you for joining us. and immediately next to jane is congressman pete hoekstra. he is the chairman of the house committee on intelligence between 2004 and 2007 where he partnered with jane harman in passing legislation in 2004. the first modernization of the intelligence community in 50 years. chairman hoekstra is currently working on tourism as the showman senior feller. congressman will hurd, former undercover cia officer and entrepreneur and cyber security expert he is the u.s. representative for the 23rd congressional district of texas which stretches from san antonio to el paso and includes 800 miles of the u.s.-mexico border. in washington he serves on the permanent select mit kmity on intelligence as wells the vice chair of the maritime and border security sub-committee on the committee for homeland security and as the chairman of the information technology sub-committee on the oversight and government reform committee. immediately on my left is nicholas ma nicholas rasmussen from the nctc. prior to becoming director, he served with the national security c

yes, might jane austen shrine.ltural touchstone. they are things that concern people today, the need for money, wanting today, the need for money, wanting to find love, family relationships, that all still happens today. universal and timeless? exactly. it isa universal and timeless? exactly. it is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of the good fortune must be in want of a wife. in those 20 takes quizzically witty words, jane austen opened pride and prejudice, a book adapted for every generation. take this same scene between elizabeth bennett and lady catherine burke into different productions. you're mistaken, madam, i cannot account for the honour of seeing you here. and if i am that choice, why must i not accept? you have insulted me by every possible method, i must beg to return to the house. it was here in hampshire that dean austin completed her works, cramming them with 19th—century manners, morals and messages of social comment. the following conversation which took place betwe

still to come: 200 years on, celebrating the life and work of jane austen. the flamboyant italian fashion designer gianni versace has been shot dead in florida. the multi—millionaire was gunned down outside his home in the exclusive south beach district of miami. emergency services across central europe are stepping up their efforts to contain the worse floods this century. nearly 100 people have been killed. broadway is traditionally called the "great white way" by americans, but tonight it is completely blacked out. it is a timely reminder to all americans of the problems that the energy crisis has brought to them. 200 years ago today, a huge parisian crowd stormed the bastille prison — the first act of the revolution which was to topple the french monarchy. today, hundreds of thousands throng the champs—elysees for the traditional military parade. finally, fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on a huge shoal of their favourite food, pilchards. some had eaten so much they could barely stand. this is bbc news. t

devotees of jane austen are gathering across britain, to mark 200 years since her death.s, this is my austen shrine, should perhaps be the word. from the dresses, the blogs and the 100 copies of pride and prejudice, sophie is pure janeite. for her, austen is a cultural touchstone. the themes of her stories are still things which concern people today, like the need for money, wanting to find love, family relationships. that still happens today. universal and timeless. exactly. it is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife. in those 23 exquisitely witty words, jane austen opened pride and prejudice, a book adapted for every generation. take this same scene between lizzy bennet and lady catherine de burgh in three different productions. you are mistaken, madam, i have not been able to account for the honour of seeing you here. and if i am that choice, why may i not accept him? you have insulted me by every possible method. i must beg to return to the house. it was here at chawton in hampshire, jane austen

jane: you can understand that. is beginning to chip away at investment, employment, etc. chancellor hammond has a similar view. david davis does not appear to be on the same page. hopefully, what will come out of this weekend's events is some sort of coordination, some consensus between what the industry once and which we the government will go. we have government patterson, douglas flint, david , and google, rolls-royce, blueberry -- blueberry. in the market access costs. it is a core part of the pillars of the european union. a spoken english yesterday and he used the word frictionless. they are utterly incompatible. if the british government simply not listening? where the consequences for your world -- what are the consequences for your world? i want to take a look at euros sterling. this is, as you said, fat finger that. are we tethered to that range until something provocative comes out of brexit? jane: probably. there are two events. sterling, there is a hawkish stance from the bank of england. that is reduc

success stories like jane's cannot happen without collaboration. one example of these is the thailand internet crimes against children task force. it represents a new model of cooperation between law enforcement and ngo's. we're putting aside personal agendas and bringing together dedicated and passionate individuals to accomplish our common goals. our focus is on a victim-centered approach, always asking what is in the best interest of the child. the victim is always our highest priority. they, we are receiving title hero, but in fact, we do not possess any supernatural powers. we are here because of the hard work and teamwork of many heroes. , when facing the evil of human trafficking, we're all confronted with a choice. something.or do when looking at this choice, i of a late king who died less than a year ago. as thailand's longest reigning often referred to as the father of our nation. he truly look at the time people .s his children having compassion for their suffering and working hard to improve their lives. today, i call upon the , leaders

devotees of jane austen are gathering across britain, to mark 200 years since her death.s is my austen shrine, should perhaps be the word. from the dresses, the blogs and the 100 copies of pride and prejudice, sophie is pure janeite. for her, austen is a cultural touchstone. the themes of her stories are still things which concern people today, like the need for money, wanting to find love, family relationships. that still happens today. universal and timeless. exactly. "it is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife." in those 23 exquisitely witty words, jane austen opened pride and prejudice, a book adapted for every generation. take this same scene between lizzy bennet and lady catherine de burgh in three different productions. you are mistaken, madam, i have not been able to account for the honour of seeing you here. and if i am that choice, why may i not accept him? you have insulted me by every possible method. i must beg to return to the house. it was here at chawton in hampshire, jane austen comp

jane? >> pauley: margaret in hamburg, who is joined now by our chief white house correspondent major garrett. margaret, a cease fire in syria have been announced before. .ow is this one different? >> reporter: well, tillerson says this time russia has the incentive to make it work because the defeat of i.s.i.s. is imminent and the u.s. military role will likely come to an end. pa course these paper agreements only work if the fighters on the ground comply, and now we'll have to see if the u.s. and russia can control them. >> pauley: major, the north korea nuclear threat has been snging over this summit, did the president make any headway there? >> not with russia. and there was an open concession that progress with china so far has been no better than mixed. secretary of state tillerson said neither country view the north korean threat with the same level of urgency as the u.s., forcing the administration to adopt what it calls a campaign of peaceful pressure. one tillerson conceded will re

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jane o'brien, bbc news, winchester.atty: that is what voters are thinking about in that she swing state of virginia -- that key swing state of virginia. here in cleveland, delegates are wondering if they can unite behind donald trump, their nominee, because the convention started with a lot of signs of protest. that is it from the republican national convention in cleveland. thanks so much for watching this special broadcast. from all of us here, do tune in tomorrow. we will be right here in cleveland. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and aruba tourism authority. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here, in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their escape on th

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the new jane austen tenner comes into circulation in september.ly acknowledged to be priceless. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in winchester. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. for many of us another glorious afternoon with temperatures surging. we have seen highs of 28 degrees in a number of spots, hampshire, dorset into anglesey, western areas of scotla nd into anglesey, western areas of scotland as well. all of these places warmer than they were yesterday. now our focus is turning away from heat and over towards thunderstorms. 0n the satellite picture there have been storm clouds into south—west england. 0ne picture there have been storm clouds into south—west england. one or two are working elsewhere across the central english channel threatening the isle of wight into hampshire and dorset in the next few hours. don't be surprised if you hear rumbles of thunder. this was the scene in plymouth today as fork lightning came down. this evening and overnight the storms will drive northwards. they will be hit—and—miss in nature. the rai

a little bit of persuasion over the jane austen image.pared to the original portrait, it was taken from critics talking of an austen airbrush. however jane austen looked when she died, today, 10 pounds would be worth around 1000 pounds, which you might call it good fortune. it's a stylish addition to a catalog of work universally acknowledged to be priceless. duncan kennedy, bbc news, winchester. angelesthe city of los is usually associated with movie stars, cameras, and red carpets, but there is another side. in the past year alone, the number of homeless people in the county has risen by 23%, and it's a staggering increase being blamed on a high rents and the lack of affordable housing, with hollywood feeling the hit. peter biles reports. peter: the land of make-believe, hollywood boulevard, home to the oscars, and a tourism mecca. it's also an epicenter for the homeless where the have and have-nots converge. >> you get off the freeway and see tents all along the edge. it's really disheartening. my kids are afraid to come down on the of

jane ferguson is in paris with more. good morning, jane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. president trump is currently watching this bastille day parade that's going on behind me, and just under 200 american soldiers will take part this year. that's because this year marks 100 years since the u.s. joined the allied forces in world war i. but as you say, the growing scandal back home has cast a long shadow over the presidents' day here. president trump in paris helping to celebrate bastille day quickly found leaving the country did not also mean leaving behind questions surrounding russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. >> as far as my son is concerned, my son is a wonderful young man. >> reporter: president trump defended donald trump jr. regarding a meeting he had with a russian lawyer. >> i think the press made a very big deal over something that really a lot of people would do. >> reporter: now not one but two senate panels want the president's son to testify. >> we've had trump campaign officials all say they've had no contact with russians, there's nothin

there we are,jane thanks for being with us. there we are, jane austen on the new ten, get to see.note. before that we have britannia, st george the back, but no historicalfigures will stop. we had the ubuntu next, then florence nightingale. ever since the 1970s, a070 years. then florence nightingale. ever since the 1970s, 4070 years. what was the idea that? aesthetic reasons, seemed an icing to the? exactly, reasons, seemed an icing to the? exa ctly, d o reasons, seemed an icing to the? exactly, do something that looked good. a lot of people objected to the new decimal coins, so it was felt putting some iconic, british figures on bank of england notes was going to appease some critics. banknotes in general, when did they really start? banknotes have been around for quite some time, since the 1700. full. realistically, it was the second world war when he came into everyday use, because the government wanted the gold sovereigns and half sovereigns in circulation to come back into the government's coppers. so what the date was issued promissory notes to people saying the bank of engl

>> jane ferguson in paris. thank you so much, jane. >>> well, ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with cbs political contributor bob schieffer about the trump campaign, russia, possible collusion, and the president's response. >>> this morning the revised republican health care bill to replace obamacare is one vote away from failure. it's even unclear if gop senate leaders will be able to gather enough votes to be able to begin debate next week. nancy cordes talked to some skeptical lawmakers. >> reporter: the response about the holdout to plan b was cautious at best. >> we're going to come up with a decision and see if there's any improvement. >> reporter: two republicans, moderate susan collins and conservative rand paul quickly announced their opposition, leaving gop leaders one vote shy of defeat. do you think the new version is better than the old version? >> no, i think it's worse. i mean the old version repealed most of the obamacare taxes. this repeals about half the obamacare taxes. >> reporter: th

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jane is here with more. jane, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne marie. those protests set to grow today as 20,000 german police officers try to control the violence. president trump tweeted this morning, i look forward to all meetings today with world leaders, including my meeting with vladimir putin. much to discuss. police in riot gears clashed with protesters on the streets of hamburg this morning while several cars were randomly set on fire nearby. the scene played out hours after officers there used water cannons, pepper spray and batons on demonstrators ahead of today's g20 summit. president trump met with german chancellor angela merkel thursday to discuss a range of topics on the agenda, most notably, north korea's test this week of an intercontinental ballistic missile. on a stopover in poland, the president hinted all options were on the table. >> i don't like to talk about what i have planned but i have pretty severe things that we're thing about. >> reporter: the president also had dinner with the leaders of south korea and japan to constitut

so jane sanders bought a huge piece of property from the catholic diocese.uy that property, she had to borrow $10 million, six and a half million dollars from the bank, about three and a half million dollars from the catholic diocese. in order to get those loans, she had to confirm guaranteed donations of $2.6 million. of that $2.6 million, the school is only able to collect about 25%. >> tucker: so does that constitute fraud, do you believ believe? >> well, it certainly is something that needs to be looked at, and of the confirmed donations, three of the donors have come forward to say that the school overstated their pledge amounts. >> tucker: oh. here's what i don't understand. i don't think anyone contests that jane sanders tenure at thes he had of burlington college which, as we said, no longer exists. she walked away with quite a bit of money. how did that happen? >> when jane sanders was asked to leave by the board, she glared up back then and was able to extract a $200,000 golden parachute before she left. >> tucker: how can you -- how can you take a

our friend jane lynch is back on the show. so happy to have her. [ cheers and applause ] we will have music from amine tonight. [ cheers and applause ] so you're here on a very good night. before we get to all this, president trump made major changes to his communications staff on friday. but of course, the problem with this president is not how he's communicating, it's what he's communicating. from his attacks on the russia investigation to a secret healthcare bill. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: after months of "will he or will he" speculation, sean spicer has finally stepped down as press secretary. i'm guessing so he can spend more time with the bushes outside the white house. [ laughter ] now i just want to say, for all the criticism spicer got, at the very least, he clearly had a close, intimate relationship with president trump. >> i have not the asked the president since the last time we spoke about this. i have not asked the president. i haven't asked him. [ laughte

let me ask jane. what was said to jane, that. let me ask jane. what was said tojane, i that.t ride a horse. it has affected my income. i have been given the advice that i should carry on taking hrt patches. i'm nearly 60. and that i will have to take oestrogen cream internally for the re st of oestrogen cream internally for the rest of my life. la do you want to say to moo pelvic organ prolapse jackson? he needs to talk directly to women such as myself who have experienced these problems and go on experiencing them. it is notjust women, it is also men. i know that's not his area. but it affects men too with hernias. it is life changing. it causes me daily problems. it is a horrendous treatment and i think you have to look at the fact that we worry about putting plastic into oceans and yet we are putting plastic into how old beings. it can't possibly be right. simon jackson will you meet jane? jane, you have had terrible problems by the sounds of things and we see problems with our own patients and we also see problems from around the uk. we are a mesh centre. with deal with t

. >> jane. >> her name is jane. >> do you rule the house. >> she's more of a tyrannical leader, right>> yeah. >> yeah. >> jane crashed our interview, where her proud daddy gave us a health update on 3-month-old son, billy, who as a newborn, underwent surgery for a heart condition. >> how does it feel to have him be so healthy? >> well, we're very grateful for everyone's kindness and he's doing really great and we're all very happy about that. >> "this is us" star justin hartley brought daughter isabella to the event that benefits various children's causes, and apparently, she has some season two secrets of her dad's show. >> she came to a wardrobe fitting we had which gave away a ton of future story lines. >> what do you know, isabella? >> i can't say, i'm sorry. >> you trained her well. >> yeah >>> now, let's talk about bachelorette rachel. she is down to her final three, but on monday, all the guys she rejected are getting together for the "men tell all" episode. "e.t." online's lauren zima went behind the scenes of the special. here's a preview. >> how would you describe tonight sp

hi,jane. hi, jane. more very warm and sunny weather for many of us this afternoon.emperatures were in the east and south. high pressure in charge. we still have a high pressure with us today. however, it has moved further eastwards and allowed the winds to change direction to more south easily, pushing the highest temperatures this afternoon into the western side of the country. 27 degrees or so for parts of west and wales into north—west england. a warm day for western scotland. eastern scotland and england will be

the fact that jane sanders is blame her getting caught on sexism doesn't surprise me.moral compass whatsoever. what does surprise me is that she didn't blame donald trump of the russians for her misfortune. you know what, there's still time. kat. >> kat: i don't get it. she is saying she is being investigated because she's a woman. i don't know in what universe that makes sense. as a woman, i faced sexism. i also faced problems that have nothing to do with sexism. i don't know it's hard for someone to be able to distinguish between the two, this certainly seems to be one that's got nothing to do with her gender. >> dagen: this gives me the biggest headache. as a woman, affected that when they get caught doing something wrong, when hillary clinton loses because she's a god-awful candidate. she blames her gender. she uses it as a crutch. they can't take personal responsibility, exactly like you said, for their own failings. faults, misdeeds. that actually hurts all of the women because then men also expect us, oh, well, you know if she can't do her job, i'm going to get

did you study jane austen at school?” water. wise advice. did you study jane austen at school?ked pride and prejudice, this is the gusty she was thinking of when she read it. tall, dark, handsome, or as the cameraman says, i look a bit more like the artful dodger —— darcy. and of course, it is the 200th anniversary. big commemoration is taking place, including the launch of the £2 coin and a £10 note as well. we are taking a close look around the property and gardens through the rest of the morning. lovely start to the day in hampshire this morning, as it is for many of you. taking a look at the forecast, it is shaping up to be a very warm day for the vast majority but there will be some thunderstorms later on. they are already in parts of northern france and they will be with you in areas around the channel islands through the morning and into the early afternoon. the lightning storms to go with it, drifting towards the south coast later but in the minority. most will state dry today, lots of sunshine around in scotland, where temperatures will peak between 25 and 27 degrees.

jane wells is live at the facility where simpson is being held jane >> reporter: hi, scott in about 20 minutes that hearing will get underway. we could have a decision before noon local just a few minutes earlier we had video, bruce fromang, one of the victims which sent simpson to jail will be speaking in simpson's defense. here's what simpson said about that robbery at a previous hearing in 2013. >> i am sorry for what has happened i spoke to -- i have spoken at length to both of the victims. they've apologized, i've apologized i know their families, they know my family and i just wish i'd of never gone to that room. i wish i didn't. i wish i had said keep it and not worry about it >> reporter: now that was 2013 but simpson is more popular today than he has been in decades as award winning programs on fx and espn last year reignited interest in his story. media outlets will even be broadcasting today's hearing life and streaming it. a lot of people have made a lot of money off of simpson. any money simpson might make would legally have to go towards the multi-million dollar judgment

i'm jane pauley.r="#ffff00">captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> bob: tonight, nats fans are treated to another max scherzer start. the two-time cy young winner and five-time all-star on top of his game, leading the majors in e.r.a., nearly unhittable in his last eight starts. alert all of your friends. you never know when max can run the table again. this time of the year, the

you have jane russell here.ansfield. >> and he looks so excited to be showing off. >> oh, yes. oh, he was very proud of everything, the stuff he created. >> alongside the dresses, more of harlan's strange inheritance -- mr. blackwell's infamous best- and worst-dressed lists. from the best dressed, names like audrey hepburn, kate middleton, and nicole kidman. but it's blackwell's dressing-downs that are truly classics. >> i'm a huge fan of the first list, when he chose judy garland. he said, "a brilliant talent, but apparently keeps all her fashionable clothes in that trunk she's always singing about." >> i actually remember this one. you had barbra streisand -- "a shoddy, secondhand rose looking for a tour guide in brooklyn." ouch. mr. blackwell knows from brooklyn. he's born there -- richard selzer. in the late 1930s, he moves to hollywood, a teenager dreaming of stardom. for years, richard gets bit parts in "b" movies. then he meets eccentric millionaire producer howard hughes. hughes casts him in a minor role

the richest men in the country, and he was also older at that point, and so he and his second wife, jane, were, as you say, bought this ranch and were running all over the country, the world, cruises, and enjoying themselves, and they were about to go off on their fifth anniversary on an around the world cruise when ray had his lawyer deliver the bad news to jane at the bon voyage party, very madmen scene, all these guys and their wives, mcdonald's executives, had come to see them off, and their bon voyage cruise and the lawyer went to jane, the second mrs. kroc, and said, i'm very sorry but ray is leaving you, and here's what we're going to give you, and hope that is okay because if it's not, it's too bad. that's the deal. and so apparently she burst into tears, and that's how she learned that the marriage was over, and ray ran off with joan to vegas, which is where people went in those days for what was called quickie divorces, and they got their quickie divorces and got married not long after at the fireplace, at the j & r down arch ranch. >> host: a heck of a breakup. >> guest: says

with us is jane foley, a senior strategist at rabobank.

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