aaron ramsey's flawless finish gave the gunners hope.4—3 to arsenal. the rest of the season has some act to follow. yes, as curtain raisers though, that was something pretty special. a chaotic clash. arsenal fa ns special. a chaotic clash. arsenal fans for one night at least are on top of the premier league table. thank you. and the swiss at the emirates. with just two full days left of the world athletics championships in london, british athletes narrowly missed out on another medal tonight, with dina asher—smith finishing fourth in the 200m. it means sir mo farah's gold is the sole medal british athletes have won so far. as natalie pirks reports, uk sport's target of between six to eight medals, looks increasingly unlikely. we had hoped for more of this. instead, the enduring images of these championships from a british perspective, have been of tears and heartbreak. you are measured in medals and mo may end up being our only gold medallist, maybe double gold medallist, but he is leaving and going to the road, so... five years on from

aaron ramsey has been passed fit for wales' crucial world cup qualifier against austria in cardiff.o moldova. wales defender james chester says they'll have to win all of their remaining games to make the finals in russia next year. no wonder he is smiling. after missing the last mattresses benching, gareth bale has returned to international duty and today, aaron ramseyjoined to international duty and today, aaron ramsey joined him to international duty and today, aaron ramseyjoined him in training. that was after receiving a kick to scatter the weekend. it is a much—needed boost. there is little room for error in the last format games. nothing but a win against austria will do. the next four games are must win. the experience we have had at the cardiff city stadium against the opposition, i think austria on saturday makes for a really good game and one we're really good game and one we're really excited for. wales seller have ground to make up. a win on saturday would keep them in contention. anything less and even the optimistic fan would concede that reaching the finals in russia

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john ramsey and two associates told police they were going to rescue a girl from the drug den, officersecovered a military style rifle, shotgun, guns and tactical gear. he could face up to five years in jail for each count but his attorney says he will seek probation. >>> former star of dog the bounty hunter is joining legal effort to have new jersey's new bail rules thrown out. dwayne dog chapman spoke during a news conference at federal court building in trenton, lawyers announced a wrongful death lawsuit brought by family of the man who was fatally shot in april. he claims the gun man wasn't detained because of bail reforms that went into effect this year. the defendants include governor chris christie and new jersey's attorney general, proponents said they helped keep defendants from being stuck in jail, because they can't afford bail. >>> philadelphia's former, and current top cops, blasts the president, why they say his recent joke to officers is no laughing matter. >>> good morning i'm tom sredenschek phillies making one final trade before none's 4:00 o'clock deadline, joaquin be

with less than ten minutes left, aaron ramsey's flawless finish gave the gunners hope.giroud completed an extraordinary turnaround. 4—3 to arsenal. the rest of the season has some act to follow. you could see that it was two teams that were well prepared and overall i felt we showed fantastic spirit, never came back, —— gave up, came back and won the game. we could do better defensively but overall i feel we produce a top—quality game. of course you come away from home, score three goals, were nearly there in terms of the 83rd unit i think it was eddie could see from corner as well, so bitterly disappointed. i am always trying to look for the positives. liverpool's season starts at watford tomorrow, but they're already in a battle to keep hold of star player phillipe coutinho. the brazilian midfielder responded to the club saying they won't sell him to barcelona by handing in a transfer request. earlier today, liverpool denied reports he'd put in the request and have already rejected a bid of £90 million from barcelona saying he was "definitively" not for sale. it was a

and ramsey bolton was one of the great villains ever in television.till, just looking at you, i'm a little bit nervous just to start with. but when you are, when your death is eaten by dogs, does it say that on the script and then ramsey gets eaten by dogs? >> yeah, pretty much, yeah. >> jimmy: pretty much? and that scene itself, because the dogs actually come at you, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how do they do that? rub your body down with pork chops or something? >> it was the last scene i did and i expected they would let it happen for real. but i mean, realistically, i wasn't near any dogs. i walked in. and i saw the dogs, and i think it was a couple seasons previous and i was like, here, doggie, and they're like, don't look the dog in the eye! they're not like pets. they're kind of guard dogs. they're trained to be, you know, vicious, really, and they only listen to their owner, so if you have eye contact with them, they take it as a direct threat. so i wasn't allowed to be anywhere near these dogs when we were filming, it's all cgi. >> jimmy: wow.

. >> let me ask chief ramsey, a good question for you, former police chief in washington, d.c.n philadelphia. would it be appropriate to start some domestic surveillance of hate groups, white supremacists, neo-nazi, kkk type groups? >> well, if they're active in your area and there are many areas where they are active, if you get information they might be planning something, certainly that would be appropriate in my opinion. >> do you know if there have been these kinds of surveillance programs over the years, chief? >> oh, i don't know, but i imagine so, depending on the circumstances, the information that comes to the attention of law enforcement. any group that may engage in criminal activity, you certainly would want to keep an eye on them and prevent it from happening. >> wolf, i mean, there was that sort of scrutiny early in the obama administration and republicans in congress were furious about it because they thought it was political intimidation. this will be much more interesting an important than whether this particular person is prosecuted, certainly going to be pro

ramsey could face up to five years in jail for each count but his attorney says he will seek probation. >>> the pennsylvania spca is investigating a disturbing video of animal cruelty that was sent to us by a fox 29 viewers. i had shows group of guys abusing two small alligators, several clips posted on social media those alcohol being forced down one of the gators throat, another one where a lit cigarette, is shoved in its mouth. fox 29 has learned that the video came from a home in bustleton that is owned by a philadelphia police detective. we showed video to the spca who has already launched an animal abuse investigation. >> it happened too often. >> just for show. >> just for show. >> this is an ongoing investigation, and investigators with the spca, say that they will track down the men in the video, they say both owner of the alligators and those who took part in the video could face misdemeanor charges of animal abuse. >>> sad news in the philadelphia broadcasting world, legendary newscaster alan stone passed away. stone was a broadcast for for three decade at wfil famous 56 and

was inappropriate making a joke during his remarks on friday, monk them former commissioner charles ramsey as well as our current commissioner richard ross. when he first heard president 's remarks ramsey was concerned because they re enforce a negative stereotype of police and he is not alone. commissioner richard ross tweeted out this response saying our department does not conn down mistreatment of prisoners, we have and will continue to treat arrested persons with respect, and dignity. >>> well, phillies and the sixers, verse the braves, does that make any sense? we had a sixer on the mound for the phillies yesterday. what markelle fultz has to do with the trash talking. >>> we're staying on top of the breaking news in gloucester township new jersey where is there an overturn tractor trailer, people have been taken to the hospital, so we will get updates on their condition as well as with this traffic, it has been happening for four hours, now. building up. >> is there a clean up but also a backup, big time. >>> good morning, everybody. 6:44. updating breaking news looking live from sk

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charles ramsey is a former chief of the washington and philadelphia police departments. being with us. i want to read to you what a counterprotester in charlottesville said after the protest last week. the former charlottesville chief of police has a valid concern. let's listen together here. >> i think the question being raised by the general public is a legitimate one. clearly we had notice of groups coming into the city with differing views and i think when the potential for violence was real and beyond speculative. i think when presented themselves saturday morning with shields, remts and weaponry i think it was foreseeable that there would be violence. >> what is your reaction to the criticism? >> i agree with the chief longo. that is a situation you had a lot of signs that this could potentially turn violent and they just weren't as prepared as they could have been. in fairness to charlottesville, they are probably a department not accustomed to handling large demonstrations, particularly those that have a high potential for violence so they need to reach out and l

chris coleman's squad trained in cardiff today without aaron ramsey — a calf injury forced him to bedefeat to liverpool on sunday. coleman is confident though he'll make saturday's clash with austria. it's looking good for britain's chris froome at the vuelta a espana — he's keeps his 36 second lead after stage ten today. after a hundred and two miles in the saddle italy's matteo trentin held off spain'sjosejoaquin rojas to claim victory. froome crossed the line four and a half minutes later alongside his main rival esteban chaves. although the colombian is nowjoint second with ireland's nicolas roach who made up time on the final descent. let check in briefly at the us open — rain hit the second day at flushing meadows in new york. the czech republic's world number one karolina pliskova's match against magda linette was briefly delayed while the roof of arthur ashe court was closed. last year's beaten finalist had just taken the first set 6—2 against the pole. and pliskova wasn't put off her stride taking the second set 6—1. she'll face either paraguay‘s veronica cepede royg or amer

aaron ramsey's were clear.etter way than this was not a first goal for stoke, it is what he came to do. he would be substituted, but those stoke fans are now had a cause for optimism. many arsenal hopes alive with a new start. for a moment, many arsenal hopes alive with a new start. fora moment, it looked like he had saved them. but it was only a moment. nervous times for some, but they needn't have worried. the equaliser wasn't coming. a victory for stoke and quite the introduction for stoke and quite the introduction for their new player. so here are all the results. second half goals from richarlison and capoue gave watford a 2—0 win at bournemouth. hal robson kanu had an eventful game for west brom — scoring their winner against burnley, before being sent off. shinji 0kazaki scored his second goal of the season for leicester as they beat brighton 2—0. harry maguire got the other — his first for the club. chelsea will play tottenham tomorrow. it'll be spurs first premier league game to be played at wembley,

i can tell you there are people in this country i would turn to pleadly, people like charles ramsey, darrell, terry gaynor, others around the country who know this work well and could prepare for the future. i think we're left unfortunately with a suspicion that the preparedness efforts were not that they should be, but i would be speculating at best. i hope there will be an effort taken place to debrief and look at this retrospectively, and as you said, learn some tough lessons that need to be learned. >> when we chatted this morning on the phone, you mentioned to me in looking at the pictures of the clashes, you mentioned usual create a buffer, right? a buffer between the two sides, and you didn't see one. can you explain that? >> not only is it a generally accepted policing practice, when you know you're going to have groups that are divergent or groups with very opposite views, and there is the potential for violent, the can't to, fair and feasible way for those two groups to come together best you can with the resources you can. that's what typically would take place. why that d

. >> is the jonbenet ramsey murder investigation turning into a media circus? tabloid era. here's where the fear comes into it, i think, larry. it's the fear that says, gosh, if we don't cover it big time, our competition is. when they cover it big time, they'll get a big jump in the ratings. the first thing is to last, to survive, we've got to do it. >> what you also see is a whole army of commentators, people who make their business talking about the news. >> i say we should bomb his capability of producing oil. take out his refineries, his stations, his wells. >> they don't have any capability. >> they're certainly selling a lot of oil -- >> the networks were doing good journalism but they became much more preoccupied by profits. it's cheaper to have someone in your studio pontificating than to have reporters out in the field reporting. >> i don't know if any of this is true. but what i heard is that the father went down, opened his basement room, which the fbi had bypassed. >> every single sentence on cnn, perhaps, on cnbc, on fox, on msnbc, begins with the

charles ramsey, police chief of philadelphia, was quoted saying the way big cities approach these gatherings is with overwhelming force to nip it in the bud. that's what may have happened here. certainly one possible explanation for the violence that we saw. sandra? >> thanks, doug. as we have reported, the president speaking out about white supremacy group. here's more. >> to anyone that acted criminally in this weekend's racist violence, you will be held fully accountable. we must love each other, show affection for each other and unite together in condemnation of hatred, bigotry and violence. >> joining me now is lawrence jones, host of "the blaze." lawrence, good to see you. >> hi, my friend. >> you watched this speech unfold a short time ago. what did you make of the president's words? >> i was happy, i was like finally it happened. it happened. this is what the president should have done. but now that he's done it, he called the enemy by its name. time to move on and start the healing process. i think the president sent a strong message from the white house that this will not be tolera

this is hunter, , speaking to supporters o on friday outside e offices of ramsey y county attorney john choi. >> the trumped up chararges they are givingng me -- i i lost my , i lost my business from all this . that is not right. my kids are overwhelmed in all this. my family anand all of u us. london, workers at the bank of england have walked off the job in the first strike at the bank in 50 years. on tuesday, dozens of the bank's workers picketed outside the headquarters in london to demand a pay raise that keeps pace with inflation. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.orgrg, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. on tuesday, the senate confirmed longtime corporate lawyer as fbi chief by a vote of 92-5. the vote comes nearly three months after donald trump fired the agencycy's previousus direc, james comey. wray will lead the fbi during a federal probe intoto allegations of collusion between the trump presidential campaign and russia. in an unprecedented move, five senators, all democrats, voted against wray. before yesterday, only one senato

we heard earlier in the day from cnn law enforcement analyst charles ramsey who was asking in this videoe of the street, where are the police. do you think they did enough? >> you know, i'm beginning to think they didn't do enough. there are clearly reports out there and that video that you mentioned that i'm sure the police were either standing by and doing nothing and letting people beat each other up, which is unacceptable. you don't let that happen nowadays. this is not, you know, the days of the caveman. and we have to make sure that law enforcement is there to protect all citizens from violence. and when they're standing there doing nothing and they could get involved, that becomes a real problem. so i think they have to look at it at what point do they intervene, was intervention adequate enough, was it a type of intervention that was proportionate to the issue at hand, was it too little, was it too much. right now we have no reports of it being too much, but again, that's something that has to be examined. so when you look at this, you know, how u.s. police agencies handle this,

an interesting exchange between a prisoner, who was at one of two facilities that are flooded, the ramseynit and another unit, they are very, very close to water. they were in pretoria county where the river was at its crest , 15 feet over its crest, not set to go down sunday. they saw water coming up and use the phone to say, people are not evacuated in us and we need you to make calls and raise concerns . that happened and we saw some of these prisons evacuated. you can see they are very close veryter, in some cases close to galveston so we are glad to see that happen. we know there are many prisons as the storm heads east so we are concerned about what is going to happen and will keep an eye on that. amy: thank you very much. when we come back, we will go to naomi klein, who has a message for the media -- talk about climate change. we will also be joined by one of the country's leading climate scientists, dr. james hansen. then we willll talk about the rd cross. stay with us. [♪ musical break] amy: i know love is all i need by rodney crowell, although i think the people of houston need

we have matt ramsey saying that last week's selloff on better-than-expected earnings reports with growth and stocks sold off. he said it he's offering the point that everybody is looking for. he thinks the data center will be just fine abbvie 202021, those revenues in particular could nearly triple. help explain why we have a massive rally in bitcoin. it going up 20% on the day. any stunning we are seeing the sorts of gains. there is a high correlation between the chip stocks, especially nvidia and amd, the graphics chip stocks that go into bitcoin, and there is a itort telling us that thought the transaction time is going to speed up and it could make it more widespread. the risk off day, we humble trading higher. we have a oil trading lower. it had been hire earlier. that is not so risk off. and the tenure yield up about three basis points. yield upe 10 year about three basis points. we are showing some refinery issues being less than what investors had been looking for. it is certainly a risk on day in the u.s.. scarlet: thank you so much, abigail. with china, president trump will sig

charles ramsey said, demonstrators and counter demonstrators need to be within sight and sound of eachsomebody has to be in between. that's usually the police. he said he didn't think that happened on saturday. i know your police chief, al thomas, has defended the police response. here he is. >> we did make attempts to keep the two sides separate. however, we can't control which side someone enters the mark. we had agreements and worked out a security plan to bring the groups in, and separate entrances. again, they decided to change the plan and enter the park in different directions. >> did law enforcement in charlottesville make a mistake? >> listen, i haven't had a chance to speak with chief thomas yet. we haven't been debriefed. so i don't think it's the right thing to do right now, to jump to conclusions from my personal beliefs in regarding to how the police responded at this moment. i've spoken to different individuals. again, i am waiting to talk to chief thomas. we'll have that conversation relatively soon. again, i think it's important for us to not necessarily look to shift

. >>> joining us now, charles ramsey, cnn law enforcement analyst and a former police commissioner. first, your take on the images we're seeing and how the president has responded. >> well, obviously, it's very troubling to see what's going on in charlottesville. i mean, the president devoted a couple of minutes in a press conference to address the issue. quite frankly i think this needed a stand alone press conference but you have to go beyond press conferences and a string of politicians tweeting. this is a complicated problem. it's been around a long time. it's not going to get better on its own. it had to be seriously addressed. i don't have much confidence that's going to happen. >> what message did the president send in that press conference? >> well, i have no idea. i mean, i listened to him say that he monitored what was going on but that the economy is strong and he went into the other part o the press conference around the veterans so there was no real clear message as far as i was concerned. i mean, he made a statement saying he condemns violence and certainly that was ap

just like charles ramsey the former chief, used to tell us almost on weekly basis, we lock him up, and the court let him go. >> yes, we will keep showing his picture over and over again. if you are hiding him, it is not worth it. 5:39. all right, take a look at this right here. if you owe some tolls, there is something you need to know, especially on the pennsylvania turnpike. amnesty program wants to help you out before a new law takes effect. so the amnesty program, it runs through august, and if you rack up $500 if fees, or you get six violations penndot will suspend your registration. you can pay up before that deadline, and you only have to pay the tolls minus the fines, if the violation is less than zero six days old. if it is older than zero six days, well, you have to pay both. >> but you've been warned. it seems more than women are fed up with art kelly. yes, what the singer just did following the rumors saying he's holding women hostage. it has been a big story. and now he's paying the price. we'll tell you after the break. for years, men have enjoyed their man caves without

i want to make ramsey my attorney general. but i can't do it because you are on the high court, and they are going to accuse me of nepotism. [laughter] but i will tell you something. i know how much you love that boy, and i know how much that boy loves you, and i know any daddy in the country would be so ascend toee his son the high court. but tom, my hands are tied. there's nothing i can do because there is no vacancy. oh lord, i wish there was a vacancy. i interviewed justice clark -- i day later -- i interviewed justice clark's daughter -- went home and find health and said, hey everybody, i'm tired of the court. [laughter] takenk it's time for me to a long vacation, maybe play some golf, or take a trip around the world. so it happened. tom clark steps down. lbj nominates thurgood marshall. doesn't tell a single senator until the day of the nomination. a month later, former justice tom clark and his wife are sent first-class tickets around the world on a fact-finding mission. [laughter] algernon: nice way to retire. what wa

indicated to a certain extent over the last two days of the work of thinkers like leon, cs lewis, paul ramsey and many catholics give reason for thinking that activity of sexual intercourse between loving spouses is the uniquely appropriate way for human persons to come into existence. the manufactured person in the lab is incompatible with their dignity is being what they should not miss the existence is to be called into being at well. loving intercourse to proceed in the hope it will come to fruition but this is incompatible with havingng confidence that one will get what one wants. if that's true in the single case of owning, cloning or i think in vitro fertilization it's much worse with thinking about the future of our species. for human beings to evolve in such a way that their sexual reproductive capacities fall into destitute would be not in evolution but a disaster for human fortune.ou it's not a posthuman but use when we find in leon's work, it's not posthuman, it's a form of dehumanization. what makes the proposedent be enhancement be on this side of the boundary between the side o

. >> years later his son, ramsey clark, was named attorney general by lyndon johnson, correct? you know of any other father/son attorney general appointments in history? it seems like an interesting historical footnote. >> outside of my knowledge. >> it was interesting to point out there was a family legacy there. so we are going to learn a little bit more about this, but i want to take some more calls because we have more people lined up. next is chris watching us in brooklyn. you're on the air. >> caller: oh, hi. thank you for c-span and thank you for the series. you know, i think that one of the things that people really think about when they think about this case is that there were a lot of other options than seizing steel mills and that there were a dozen or so governors involved and a lot of local politics, and, quite frankly, harry truman was not, you know, the gravitas that fdr was and korea was not a declared war. i think justice jackson's commentary about the powers of the president being at their twilight or, you know, their apex are -- you know, are pretty apt. trum

been indicated to a certain extent the last days of the work that thinkers like leon, cs lewis, paul ramsey and many catholics give reason for thinking the activity of between loving spouses is the uniquely appropriate way for human persons to come to existence. the manufacture of persons is incompatible with their dignity as being what they should not miss the existence is to be called into being at well. loving can proceed in the hope that it will come to fruition. this is incompatible with confidence that one will get 11 wants them to fester in the singular case or as i think in vitro fertilization is much more so thinking about the future of our species. human beings to evolve in such a way that their reproductive capacities fall into destitute would be not in evolution but a disaster. so it is not a post-human to use the word refined and lands work is not used -- post-human. what makes a proposed enhancement beyond the side of the boundary between decided dehumanization and see it, that which is intrinsically permissible, even if that might be practically ill advised or amoral in its p

lewis, paul ramsey and many catholics give reason for thinking that the activity of sexual intercourse between loving spouses is the uniquely appropriate way for human persons to come into existence. the manufacture of persons in a lab is incompatible with their dignity as existence of a thing is be called into being at will. loving intercourse can proceed in the hope that it will come to fruition, but this is incompatible with having confidence that one will get what one wants. and if that's true in the singular case of cloning, say, or even as i think invitro fertilization, it's much more so in thinking about the future of our species. for human beings to evolve in such a way that their sexual reproductive capacities fall into disally tuesday would be a disaster for human flourishing. so it's not a posthuman, but to use a word that we find in leon's work, it's not posthuman, it's a form of dehumanization. what makes a proposed enhancement be on side of the boundary between b, the side of i dehumanization, and c, that which is intrinsically permissible even if it might be practically

lewis, paul ramsey and many catholics give reason for thinking that the activity of sexual intercourse between loving spouse is the the uniquely appropriate way for human persons to come into existence. the manufacture of persons in a lab is incompatible with their dignity as the existence of a thing is should not be called into being at will. loving intercourse can proceed in the hope that it will come to fruition, but this is incompatible with having confidence that one will get what one wants. if that's true in the case of cloning or even as i think in invitro ferretly -- fertilization, it's much more -- [inaudible] reproductive capacities would be not an evolution but a disaster for human flourishing. so it's not post-human, but to use a word we find in leon's work, it's a form of dehumanization. what makes a proposed enhancement be on this side of the boundary between b, the side of dehumanization, and c, that which is intrinsically permissible even if it might be practically ill-advised or immoral in its pursuit? almost ten years ago with ryan anderson in an article edit canned b

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