but tight end jared cook more than willing to discuss mar shaun's decision. >> i am proud of him. and i think it is awesome that he did it. everybody has a voice especially with what has happened in charlottesville the night before. but i think it is important for men in our position to step up and speak on unnecessary situations that we find ourselves in as young minorities in this country a lot of times.

or even watery. >> thanks shaun. so nicole. what can you tell us about studying the atmospheres of the planets? >> so atmosphere tells us a great deal of the formation of the evolution of the planets and the physical processes on the surface and the air. especially those that might make the planet in habitable. we have space telescopes today to study the atmosphere using technician that detects fingerprints in a planet's air such as water or methane or ozone or oxygen. we're using hubell space to study a planet ins the system to determine if they have hydrogen helium dominated. it's great to find out if they don't. that give us us another push forward and having planets be in fact rocky and those to support water on the surfaces. just last year hubell probeed the inter most trans b and c and found they didn't have hydrogen and helium dominated atmospheres. it's one more step along the path. >> what do we know about the worlds in the habitable zone. >> i'll use the habit zone of the traps one system. way from the host star you c

i'm shaun ley. the headlines.ers — the government wants business as usual between northern ireland and the republic — ruling out new customs posts. donald trump faces another barrage of criticism over his latest comments about the violence in virginia. he has scrapped two of his advisory panels. the labour mp sarah champion resigns from the shadow cabinet and apologises for her "poor choice of words" in a newspaper article about child abuse. unemployment falls to the lowest level since 1975 — but average earnings are still lagging behind inflation. homes buried under a mountain of rock and mud — six hundred people still missing in sierra leone. also — the royal navy's new flagship arrives home. the 280 metre—long hms queen elizabeth — the navy‘s biggest ever warship — sails into her new berth in portsmouth.

i'm shaun ley. in south africa, leadership confirmed. in kenya, leadership disputed.nd as for north korea, is it kimjong—un or donald trump who holds all the cards? with me to discuss this week's displays of leadership are: vincent magombe, director of the african journalists‘ network, africa inform international, thomas kielingerfrom germany's die welt, the sudanese writer nesrine malik, and the us—born, london—based political commentator ned temko. fire and fury. if that wasn't enough, how about military solutions are now fully in place, locked and loaded? the us president's tweet on friday. ned, how much of this is rhetoric bluster, and how much of it reflects a real change in the atmosphere of this relationship that has really been frozen in time for 60 years? the danger is we don't know. i will start by making a safe prediction. safe if only because i am wrong, no one will be around to know. and that is, i am fairly confident we are not on the brink of nuclear war. but should we be worried? absolutely yes. on the korean peninsular, even a conventional war could k

i'm shaun ley. this week, with brexit talks about to restart, has the blizzard of british policy papers dazzled or dazed the europeans? is china open to discussion or is the mood darkening for free speech there? and could there be regime change in the gulf state of qatar? my guests this week, henry chu, international editor of variety. the writer and broadcaster isabel hilton, editor of china dialogue. the portuguese writer eunice goes, and abdel bari atwan, writer on arab affairs. a warm welcome and thanks for being with us on dateline. british laws made by britishjudges, one of the themes those who wanted britain out of the european union campaigned on. yet, the government said this week it may not be quite so straightforward to free us from the european court ofjustice after all. when the negotiators reconvene in a few days‘ time after their summer break, they'll have before them a series of position papers from the british team to absorb, on subjects including immigration, the irish border and t

i'm shaun ley.r dazed the europeans? is china open to discussion or is the mood darkening for free speech there? and could there be regime change in the gulf state of qatar? my guests this week, henry chu, international editor of variety. the writer and broadcaster isabel hilton, editor of china dialogue. the portuguese writer eunice goes, and abdel bari atwan,

shaun murphy is into the china championship final after a 6—4 victory over ali carter. best of ii semi—final, but he bounced back, winning four frames in a row, to make tuesday's final in guangzhou. he'll play luka brecel in tomorrow's final. that's all from sportsday. find out more about all the day's sports stories on the bbc sport website and app. that is it from me. thank you forjoining us. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the defence and security editor for the daily mail, larisa brown and jim waterson, political editor at buzzfeed uk. returning to us. let's have a look at some of tomorrow's front pages. the metro leads with spanish police shooting dead the main suspect in the barcelona van attack. one of the stories on the front page of the financial times is the solar eclipse seen by millions of americans today. the telegraph says families could get discounts on their supermarket shopping if they hit weekly exercise "step targets" under nhs proposals. the express le

after mark williams‘ defeat too — it leaves shaun murphy as the only former world champion left in the—2 win over home hope zhou yuelong. he'll play ali carter in the semi finals. there were two matches today in rugby league's super 8's qualifiers hull krjoin warrington wolves on six points at the top after victory over london bronco's by 35 points to 30. while widnes are third after a 58 points to ten win over featherstone. that's all from sportsday. there is more on the website, plenty of reaction to chelsea beating spurs at wembley, for now that's all from us. at wembley, for now that's all from us. next it's the film review. the film directed by stanley tucci. and let's start with final portrait. i'm a massive stanley tucci fan as an actor. i know he's directed a few films before. i must confess i don't think i've seen any of them looking at the list. how does this work—out? there was a one called big night where he played a restaurant owner with his brother played by tony shalhoub. stanley tucci doesn't pop up in this film, although tony shalhoub, who played his brother, does, aga

and shaun hannity by name. the president relitigated his response to the traejd in charlottesville by reading aloud parts of his speeches in reaction. he complained to the crowd they're trying to take away our heritage. he hinted at a pardon for sheriff joe arpaio. and then some. >> what happened in ar and tonight this entire arena stands united in forceful condemnation of the thugs who perpetrate hatred and violence. yoept to bore with you this. but it shows you how dishonest they are and most of you know this anyway.. kkk. they're having a hard time. they asked me what about race relations in the united states? now i have to say they were pretty bad under barack obama. that i can tell you. the media can attack me where i draw the line is when they attack you which is what they do. when they attack the decency of our supporters. yes they are trying to take away our history and heritage. you see that. was sheriff joe convicted for doing his job? that's what -- he should have had a jury. but you know what. i'll

how big a deal is this lawsuit to fox news, part of it is met with shaun spiean spicer. and the president is alleged to have read this piece. >> i think that last piece you mentioned is the most important. obviously theatrics is one side of the story. >> is proof is soft. >> in h a lawsuit. so, but the fact that that allegation, that there's those e-mails are texts in which it says the president read this and wants it out. first of all, why is the president reading a story before it's published. that's number one. number two, it does suggest an involvement in a story that is, at root, in a tremendously sad story about the murder of a young political operative. that is conspiracy sheerries aside, this is about seth rich in a robbery gone wrong -- not according to chris, according to the police. so, the -- i think we are all now familiar with this sort of stuff, which is the twisting around in the shaping of events to push a political perspective. the when you have a major network--again, alleged in a lawsuit -- when you have a major network and potentially the white house

after mark williams‘ defeat too — it leaves shaun murphy as the only former world champion left in thettled in a break of 126 to wrap up a 5—2 win over home hope zhou yuelong. he'll play ali carter in the semi finals. there were two matches today in rugby league's super 8's qualifiers hull krjoin warrington wolves on six points at the top after victory over london bronco's by 35 points to 30. while widnes are third after a 58 points to ten win over featherstone. that's all from sportsday. more sport at around quarter past eight. readers of alanjudd's spy stories first met charles thoroughgood when he was in the army, then when he was a trainee in the secret service, but now a few years on, he's become chief of mi6. he's top dog, but whitehall doesn't work quite like that. in deep blue, thoroughgood spends almost as much time fighting the bureaucracy around him and his rivals as the people who are trying to steal something important and dangerous. welcome. it might be thought by some people that when you reach the top of the tree in the secret world, you know everything, you're in charg

. >> reporter: deputy shaun lee describing the moments he arrived at the ups building with the gunmanto hear a lot of pops, pops. one person was shot, fell near my car. >> deputy sheriff shaun lee. >> reporter: one of 17 first responders from six agencies honored today by mayor ed lee for their heroic actions the morning of the june 14th shooting. >> you are required to perform under difficult situations. you are trained to do that. that doesn't take away from the individual bravery, the valor that you showed. >> reporter: sfpd officers including garth sutton were the first on the scene. >> we knew we had to go in. any officer would have done the same. >> reporter: jimmy lam killed three co-workers and injured two others before turning the gun on himself. >> there is always the danger where potentially there is still an active shooter. still out lurking while you are working on patients. >> reporter: this paramedic was awarded a heart of the city pin. he pulled up to treat the injured, not knowing who or where the shooter was. >> being able to go home that day was the most important t

she is focusing purely on the 400, up against shaune miller and the athlete from the bahamas, who beatzing finish in rio. both of them will want to get through unscathed. let's see who gets the better lane in the final. the women's hammer throwers are limbering up in the cage behind you. sophie hitchon took everybody by surprise in rio to become the first female hammer medallist from this country. nobody is going to get close to anita wlodarczyk, because she is streets ahead. it is going to be very tight for silver and bronze when you look at the rest of the field. if sophie can do what she did in qualifying, which is a really big throw... it will take close to the national record if not further, maybe 75. but she looks so good and that will have given her confidence. and look at this crowd tonight. each of the athletes you talk to, if they weren't in 2012, they have been told about the crowd. they are about to hush now for the second 200 heats. nobody of great note in that, but we are looking forward to wayde van niekerk in the next hit. —— heat. how tough will it be in the sprint dou

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at five. president trump is accused of being too soft on the far—right, after violence at at a rally in virginia left one person dead and many more injured. the white house hits back, saying the president's statement condemning the violence in charlottesville included all extremist groups, including the kkk and neo—nazis. the chancellor and the international trade secretary, say the government will seek a transition period to help businesses adjust after brexit. learner drivers will be allowed to have lessons on motorways for the first time from next year. sir mo farah reaches another level despite a disappointing end to his track career at the world athletics championships. in sport we will have few details of the final day of the london games as robbie grabarz prepares for the men's high jump final. and a treat for stargazers — as the persied meteor shower lights up the night sky with hundreds of shooting stars. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a man has been charged with murder after

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at five. at at a rally in virginia left one person dead and many more injured. the white house hits back, saying the president's statement condemning the violence in charlottesville included all extremist groups, including the kkk and neo—nazis. the chancellor and the international trade secretary, say the government will seek a transition period to help businesses adjust after brexit. learner drivers will be allowed to have lessons on motorways for the first time from next year. sir mo farah reaches another level despite a disappointing end to his track career at the world athletics championships. in sport we will have few details of the final day of the london games as robbie grabarz prepares for the men's high jump final.

a cara al hombre con quien procre un hijo, y quien luego le arrebat la vida al inocente nat sound shauna pidi privacidad y respeto, en estos dolorosos momentos. mientras que el hoy confeso asesino, acept su responsabilidad de tan horrendo crimen nat hearing al ser increpado sobre si actu con premeditacin y de manera intencional, guard unos segundos de silencio hasta que la jueza lo presion para que respondiera nat sound y dijo que s. su abogado explic que siempre quiso admitir su culpabilidad y que al hacerlo, no solo pondra fin a este dramtico episodio evitando un largo, costoso y doloroso juicio sot abogado comenz el final al declararse culpable, andressian tambi puede optar por libertad condicional al cumplir 25 aÑos de carcel, ya que la fiscala no lo acus de cargos ms severos como homicidio en circunstancias especiales sot abogado la defensa de andressian, contrario a lo que dijo la fiscala y los investigadores asegur que l no plane el asesinato de su hijo... sot abogado inhabilidad cesar ---"aramazd" ser sentenciado el proximo 23 de agosto y enfrenta de 25 aÑos y el resto de su vid

also with me on the phone lieutenant commander shaun white. we learned the coast guard alone has rescued more than 1450 people since harvey made landfall. you are taking on a big role in this rescue. tell me what's going on with the coast guard right now. >> good morning, sir. the coast guard is actively searching and working with local state and federal responders who are assisting in response efforts in the greater houston, galveston region. coast guard currently has 18 helicopters as well as nine teams of different flood response out there. rescue at this time, as you heard from other interviews, there are people who need evacuations. there's a critical shortage of rescue assets. a lot of good samaritans out there doing the right thing. one thing we want to get across to people who are in distress is to stay away from the addicks. a lot of phone calls coming in people going to addicks. we want to discourage that. do not go into you your attic. remain calm and stay out of your attic. the rope is rescuers cannot find you if you're in the atti

. ♪[ music ] >> cofounder neil shaun is not happy with his bandmates.into them on twitter over this, three members posing with the president at the white house. he called the photo op, quote, lame. but the white house visit and rumors of other band infighting could finally spell the end of journey. >>> some big changes could be coming to caltrain. the city of palo alto looking to separate the rail corridor tracks from local streets by putting the train into either a trench or an underground tunnel. the city leaders have been talking about this for years. later this month, they are expected to unveil some plans. >> reporter: brentwood is dealing with strange tasting smelly water. some describe it as dirty or earthy and say it smelled like middle. the city of brentwood says the water is safe. the city blames an algae bloom in the delta where the city gets its water. it smells like mold. >> the water is safe to use and drink. it meets all stringent state and federal health and safety standards. we have already taken steps to address the odor and taste issu

you're watching the bbc news channel with shaun ley.e the dangerous use of laser pens, which are being considered by the government. there are concerns that they could be a threat to air safety, after incidents where they've been used to target aircrafts and pilots. earlier i spoke to former pilot chris hammond — now spokesperson for the british airline pilots association balpa. he had a laser shone at him while he was flying and described the impact it had. it's disconcerting, it happens at the late stage in the approach to gatwick at night. it's distracting, basically. we still see and bc. that's the motto. we look outside all the time. we see headlights all the time. we are attracted to look at it straightaway because it might be an aeroplane. it's not, it's a laser and it's too late by the time you've seen it. you're possibly glided four minutes if not hours. —— blinded four minutes. do you get a recovering sensation of daylight long after? -- of the late long after. yes, it's like looking at a light bulb. if you close your eyes, yo

i‘m shaun ley. in south africa, leadership confirmed. in kenya, leadership disputed.irector of the african journalists‘ network, africa inform international; thomas kielingerfrom germany‘s die welt; the sudanese writer nesrine malik; and the us—born, london—based political commentator ned temko. "fire and fury" — donald trump‘s threat in response to north korea‘s self—proclaimed plan to attack guam, a us pacific territory. and if that wasn‘t enough to restrain kimjong—un, how about "military solutions are now fully in place, locked and loaded"? the us president‘s tweet on friday. net, how much of this is horrible and bluster, and how much of it reflect a real change in the atmosphere of this relationship that has really been frozen in time for 60 years? the danger is we don't know. i will start by making a safe prediction. save if only because i am wrong, no one will be had to know. and that is i am fairly confident we are not on the brink of nuclear war. but should we be worried? absolutely yes. on the korean peninsular, even a conventional war could kill hundreds of

i'm shaun ley. policy papers dazzled or dazed the europeans? is china open to discussion or is the mood darkening for free speech there? and could there be regime change in the gulf state of qatar? my guests this week: henry chu, international editor of variety, the writer and broadcaster isabel hilton, editor of china dialogue, the portuguese writer eunice goes, and abdel bari atwan, writer on arab affairs. a warm welcome and thanks for being with us. british laws made by britishjudges — one of the themes those who wanted britain out of the european union campaigned on. yet, the government said this week it may not be quite so straightforward to free us from the european court ofjustice after all. when the negotiators reconvene in a few days' time after their summer break, they'll have before them a series of position papers from the british team to absorb, on subjects including immigration, the irish border and the court. eunice, have the europeans been impressed ? well, they have been somehow opt

but tight end jared cook more than willing to discuss mar shaun's decision. >> i am proud of him. and i think it is awesome that he did it. everybody has a voice especially with what has happened in charlottesville the night before. but i think it is important for men in our position to step up and speak on unnecessary situations that we find ourselves in as young minorities in this country a lot of times. so i am proud of him. >> reporter: was that his intention? >> no. i don't know his intention. i don't know what he wanted to know about it. but guys like kaepernick had to come up. >> i don't know his intentions. but he has been doing this for years. it comes around a time and it was noticed around a time that things aren't, you know, going the right way in our world. everyone is going to make their own decisions. we are not going to knock a guy for being him. and i approve with it. it is fine with me. >> much more to that story as well. tonight at 11:00 an unusual emergency at a high school in southern california. a swarm of angry bees on the attack. dozens of students inside a

and cornerback is an unknown between shaun smith and cary and how much they play.sect, analyze it and find a way. >> jack del rio says there are guys playing for something, so reason to watch. i am jim kozi mer. >> evidence they of uncovered that they reveal that big cats are on the prowl. and we will share that with you coming up at 11:00. >> mountain lion sighting. >> we think this pattern is going to last over the next couple of days. no 90s. no 100s. this is now been 47-days since a trend this cool on the extended forecast. temperatures stay in the 80s through the next seven-days. down to 83 on sunday. 80 on monday. it looks like right now, all of the rainfall should stay well off to the north. and starting to see temperatures gradually go up to next thursday to 89 degrees. a hot reprieve. >> we are enjoying it. >> we hope to see you tonight at 11:00. that's going to do it for us. >> have a good night, folks. >> bye-bye. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ strummed guitar travel through t

now on bbc news, it's dateline london, with shaun ley.

hello and welcome to hardtalk, i'm shaun ley. it's the divorce of the century, but who will pay the bill? as the uk negotiates its exit from the european union, the optimists believe it can reshape global trade, freeing it from the barriers to outsiders that any customs union of group of countries creates. that task is harder, though, because british running as the theresa may threw away her parliamentary majority in a general election that's left the government severely weakened. —— british prime minister. my guest today, nicky morgan, is worried about brexit, and indeed opposed it, and her view matters, notjust because she used to be in the british cabinet but because she's just taken the chair of one of parliament's most important watchdogs, the treasury committee. mrs morgan describes herself as an insurgent, what or who is she prepared to overthrow? nicky morgan, welcome to hardtalk. after you were dismissed from the cabinet by theresa may when she became prime minister you said, "i'm revelling in being part of the awkward s

that made a big difference in my life ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ my only sun shaun >> are these like your> yeah, yeah. ♪ please don't take my sunshine away ♪ >> reporter: jeff glor, cbs news, jackson, wyoming. >> with thanks to southern illinois university for their hospitality. i'm anthony mason in carbondale. thachgs f thanks for watching. good night. >> cbs news, original reporting. ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the overnight news. i'm anthony mason. president trump is staking out a new strategy in the 16-year-old war in afghanistan. the new marching orders put the president at odds with many of his supporters as well as his promises on the campaign trail. u.s. cross hairs were trained on afghanistan after al qaeda terrorists based this the country launched the 9/11 attack. since then 2400 american troops have died there, 20,000 others were wounded, and the u.s. taxpayer has forked over nearly a trillion dollars. despite all of that, the afghan government remains rife with corruption and controls less than 60% of the countryside. here is the president. >> a core

been one of the heroes of this offseason...as his decision to take less money helped the team re-sign shaunton and andre iguodala. despite his goodwill, he's still being criticized for taking a paycut and even joining the warriors in the first place. in an interview with anthony slater of the athletic --kd explained his decision... saying 'i wanted to keep the team together and i thought it was going to help the ownership bring all the guys back. and on top of that, it's my money. it's my decision. i can do what the hell i want with it.' he also added that people wanted the money to break the team up, but he didn't want that to happen. now going from the world champions to a team that can't get out of its own way-- just weeks after signing with the kings, all-star forward zach randolph...arrested for a felony charge of marijuana possession with intent to sell. this happened early this morning down in los angeles. reports say police were on routine patrol in watts..when they found randolph and a group of other people drinking and smoking in the middle of a street. in addition to the marijuan

we'll check in with lindsey vonn, shaun white, mikaela shiffrin, and more, today, august 8th, 2017. >e today? >> i'm spending the last week of teacher vacation on "today." . >> you were on a mission on your 16th birthday? >> i want matt lauer to take a selfie with me. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's your first time on "today." where are you from? >> all the way from columbus, ohio. >> i think i can answer this question. have you ever hugged a gator? yes. i have. >> that's the kind of gator you want to hug right there. good morning, everybody. thank you for being with us. it's tuesday morning. what a great crowd out there. we will get out and say hello in a couple minutes. >>> we have a busy morning on this tuesday. let's get started with your news at 8:00. the trump administration is out with a strong warning for north korea this morning. it comes after that country threatened retaliation for new u.n. sanctions. kristen welker joins us with the latest. kristen, good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, good morning to you. president trump may be on a working vacation here in new jersey,

durant joins steph curry, andre iguodala, and shaun livingston as the players that won't make the tripshington d-c. lebron james second united states. stadium in the school expensive high it's the most expensive high school stadium in the united states. tonight at 10 how fast do you thing you were going, i don't think i was going fast at all actually i'm really surprised that he stopped me talking to drivers can reveal a lot about someone, i'm at fault i'm not going to pretend that i'm not especially if they were just pulled over in a crackdown i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly (pam)bones is next...then, we are back at 10:00 with the day's big stories...including people behaving badly gary radnich has sports.. and your four zone weather forecast with brittney shipp. it's the kron 4 news at ten ... right here on the bay area's mr. sedlak! mr. sedlak! you're eight days late with the rent. just because i'm the new super doesn't mean i won't heave your sorry ass out the window if i have a mind to! i... what a slob. (rats squeaking) someone's not getting their securi

durant joins steph curry, andre iguodala, and shaun livingston as the players that won't make the tripon d-c. (pam) next at the top of the hour. a second terror attack... in spain.. five suspected terrorists were killed..but not beforing injuring six people... who is claiming responsibility for the attacks. kron 4 news at 11...all the day's big stories and your forecast, in half the time. (grant) but first... bad drivers in the penisula are keeping cops busy. people behaving badly is next. whenever a person is pulled over for behaving badly behind the wheel or on a bike, it is important to get both sides of the story (grant)officers pulled over more than 146 people in two cities on the peninsula and wrote 136 tickets. oh this is my favorite part, this is when we get to hear what some of drivers had to say good morning (good morning) channel 4 how are you today (good how are you)you know that school starting right yea actually i work for the school so you know you gotta stop man i stopped.and he stuck with that story even when officer kenneth cole mcdonald from the town of atherton poli

you've seen my next guest in "shaun of the dead," and "guardians of the galaxy," and heard him as darthapplause ) re>> stephen: as i said, you have a fantastic roster of films to your name. perhaps one of my favorite liengz you ever said was, "what a bunch of a-holes" in "guardians of the galaxy." >> thanks, man, thank you. >> stephen: you have done so much voice work over the years, and sometimes americans. how did you get your american accents because-- spoiler alert-- you're not american. where in england are you from, by the way? >> i'm from liverpool. >> stephen: well, that's a really specific english accent. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> stephen: you don't have it right now? >> no, not right now, because i'm on television. so i'm-- ( laughter ) but, you know, i suppose, you know, if i still lived in liverpool i would probably talk like, this you know what i mean? >> stephen: oh, wow. the beatles are from liverpool. do you do the beatles? >> yeah, yeah. i loved-- when i was young one of the first voices that i loved to do was john lennon, you know. and particularly, ( applause ) thank yo

tied at 3 in the 7th, milwaukee travis shaun down the right field line. walker scores. the brewers have a 4-3 lead. same score, bottom of the 8th, span that's a base hit to right field so nick hundley is going to get waved home. watch this. here comes hundley. here comes the throw. he is out. when you're 35 games out, what the heck. right? the giants lose 4-3. >>> how about the uninhabitable? the cavaliers traded four-time all star kyrie irving to the celtics in exchange for three players including fellow all star isaiah thomas and a first round pick. so what we know for sure is that if the warriors get back in the nba finals and face cleveland, kyrie won't be on that court. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> facebook is making a change. the social media giant is now putting publishers' logos alongside articles in its trending and perks section. soon they will start appearing elsewhere on facebook. they cited it as a result of its ongoing discussion with media companies via facebook journalism project. >>> google working on a new laptop that could be available t

. >> reporter: shaun et wilson, fox 29 niece. >> philadelphia police want you to take a look at the flens video. it's connected to a deadly shooting. it happened back in may shots rang out in a home on the 1800 block of master stwreet. there was a victim who died, some good shots of several people involved in this one. so three men running from the scene. if you know who any of them are, please call police. >>> and there's a person on a motorcycle now dead after this head-on collision. it happened on the white horse pike. it was yesterday when a white chevy i am p chevy impala pulled on to the road. 20-year-old kevin scott was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver was taken to the hospital for observation. >>> flames and smoke ripped through the boreden town truck and repair. it spread to the building around 3:45 yesterday afternoon. it took firefighters about an hour to bring that all under control. good the news is nobody was hurt. >> let's go to something great. our kids, they hr down but not out. new jersey taking on connecticut yesterday. they fought so hard to come in. they lost

shaun down the right field line. brewers 4-3. denard span, that's a base hit to right field.undley is waved home. here's the throw. guess when you 35 games out, what the heck, right? giants lose 4-3. >>> the nba, the cavaliers traded 4-time all star kyrie irving to the celtics in exchange for three players including fellow all star isaih thomas and a first round pick. so what we know for sure is that if the warriors get back in the nba finals and face cleveland, kyrie won't be on the court. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> here's the play of the day. major league baseball, blue jays and rays in a battle of the a.l. east. >> sweet grab, concentration the name of the game. steve pierce of toronto with a nice effort. tampa won. pierce grabs the play of the day. >>> many believe colin kaepernick is paying a price for his political actions off the field last season and today, hundreds are expected to gather in new york in support of our former quarterback. >> reporter: counterprotesters already making plans to shut down this weekend's rallies. we'll have the details comi

serious news, oakland raider shaun smith facing felony assault charges after being accused of beatingister's boyfriend last month. prosecutors for the l.a. county d.a.'s office announced the charges yesterday, posting $80,000 bail yesterday. if convicted he could go to scale for seven years. he will be a-- go to jail for seven years. he will be arraigned on september 29th. . >>> the radars have three full -- raiders have three full weeks of practice before the season opener in tennessee. marshawn lynch was asked about sitting during the national anthem. >> it is the elephant in the room on saturday. there was a lot of tension about you not standing for the national anthem. >> i think that elephant just left the room because a little mouse ran in here. didn't they say elephants are scared of mouse or something. do something physical in order to get my body back to, you know, playing ability. it is probably the hard itself thing for me because i am not a morning person, but after that was over it was straight. >> and off to santa clara now where the 49ers and broncos held a joint practi

prosecutors allege shaun lee smith beat his sister's birthday in old town pasadena on july 4th. the d.a.'s office just announced charges yesterday. smith is a corner raiders. >> ininvestors and female entrepreneurs. >> plus, the reason why kevin >> plus, the reason why kevin durant ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> good morning once again. we have a traffic alert this morning. this is in benicia, southbound 680 near marshview. left lane has be

and shaun hannity by name. the president relitigated his response to the traejd in charlottesville by reading aloud parts of his speeches in reaction. he complained to the crowd they're trying to take away our heritage. he hinted at a pardon for sheriff joe arpaio. and then some. >> what happened in charlottesville strikes at the core of the america. and tonight this entire arena stands united in forceful condemnation of the thugs who perpetrate hatred and violence. yoept to bore with you this. but it shows you how dishonest they are and most of you know this anyway. here what i said really fast here is i said on saturday. we're closely following the terrible events unfolding in charlottesville virginia. this is me speaking we condemn in the strongest possible terms this ee greej us display of hatred bigotry and violence that's me speaking on saturday. >> i love the people of our country. the people all of the people. it says i love all of the people of our country. i didn't say i love you because you're black

joe and brady, and shaun for documentary on terrorism. he have and also receiving honorable missions for documentary on global warming. thank you to the students who took part in our student documentary competition. to watch any of the videos go to student cam.org. and student cam continues with confusion and you to have any provision much the constitution and a video why it's important. >> every week at the clinton white house, there was something-gate. it was a very tense environment. and then we had a special prosecutor, i don't know if you remember, a guy named ken starr. he was like the bogeyman back then. it was like, a flyover class for this. i spent more time in that white house responding to foya requests and doing i go else. >> boy, i remember those going every day, every document trying to find a thing that ken starr wanted that week. so, you know, coming in now, i actually get to do my job. >> more to our interview, c-span radio and c-span.org. now we take you to atlanta for day two of the netroots nation annual conference whe