wells fargo has had many struggles as they've been dealing with some scandals and tim sloan, the ceo, just recently warned that there are going to be some negative headlines very likely coming once again as the company is wrapping up an investigation with a third party that's going to be putting out a report talking about some of those issues so he has warned that there is

a big-time matchup today in the first round against sloane stephens. sloane coming off an injury. bringing in now two-time grand slam champion and current tennis channel tracy austin -- tracy austin. you had a chance to watch the match. what was your take-away? >> they both started out nervous. simona halep's f sloane's second match in a year. a former champion here. but simona halep took it away and looked impressive. >> she won in five over sloane stephens. there are a couple big matchups on the men's side. >> donald young playing corey. he has never beaten him before. but we'll see if he is fatigued. he didn't finish last night until 1:38 in the morning. that is a late night. shikori loves the hard court. del potro is a three-time champion here from argentina. a crowd favorite. strong matches tonight. >> thank you for the if you are wondering what to do tonight come to the rock creek park tennis center. there is great action at the city open. back to you. jonathan: thank you. that would be fun to do with the weather. get out and watch tennis. alison: perfect weather for it. pos

tip more toward 6:00 o'clock hour so head up on than that. 295 construction, 295 southbound ramps sloane avenue completely closed until 6:00 a.m. i will confirm when crews move out of the way. back over to you. >>> new this morning an 11 year-old boy is in critical condition after he accidentally shot himself in the face. it happened just after midnight on the 2600 block of south hicks street in south philadelphia. boy was home with his mother, father, four others at the time. he got in his parents room and got his hands on a revolver. >> we have five young, very young, children in the house and there is a gun in the house, that is very important that gun be in a safe location where children don't have access to it. >> police say bye was rushed to methodist hospital by family members and quickly transferred to children's hospital. despite income critical condition we are told the boy is conscious and expected to survive. >>> surprise guilty plea by david creato, junior, camden county father accused of killing his three-year old son creato who was set to go on trial next month pleaded gui

, 6—3 winner over estonia's anett kontaveit in ohio and she'll now play either american wildca rd sloanee safarova an incredible bowling display from ravi ashwin and mohammed shami in pallekele helped india whitewash sri lanka 3—0. india made a87 in their first innings before dismissing sri lanka for 135. india enforced the follow—on and the hosts started the day at 19 for one but they still struggled. sri lanka ended up stumbling to 181, defeated by an innings and 171 runs. ashwin took four for 68 with shami grabbing three for 32 in what is india's first whitewash in an overseas three—test series. england's cricketers are gearing up for a "step into the unknown" as they prepare to face west indies at edgbaston later this week. the first test in the three—match series in birmingham will be the first day—nighter to be played in england, and also the first involving england. west indies have already played and lost a day—night test when they faced pakistan in dubai last year, but it's a whole new experience for the hosts. ijust don't i just don't know what to expect. the australian guys i

makarova, who struggled at times with a leg injury in this match, will next face american wildcard sloaneas seven time grand slam champion venus williams was knocked out by australia's ashleigh barty. the 21—year—old, who had to qualify for the main draw, claimed the win in three sets and will now play sixth seed caroline wozniacki in the round of 16. now to golf, and the solheim cup gets under way on friday at des moines golf and country club in iowa. the usa are the defending champions in the bi—ennial event which has seen europe have to make a late change as norway's suzzane petterson norway withdrew through injury. scotland's catriona matthew, a three time winner at this event will now play, having been set to be one of the vice captains. i think we're lucky to have such a great alternate and, yeah, suzzane will be there to support us, she will be there to support us, she will be the vice captain, and it is so good to have someone out there, feel her presence, and catrina is such a super solid player, and i think exactly the right player to come in kind of last—minute and play for the

cliff sloan, you wrote the book on it. what impact does it have? >> well, as the chief said, the supreme court is the ultimate authority on questions of constitutional interpretation. that's a very important cornerstone of our constitutional system. and i think sandra day o'connor put it very well. she said because of marbury versus madison each of us have constitutional rights that no president and no congress can ever take away and that's really what marbury stands for. >> well, you amar why does this matters? >> many of you have heard of this concept of judicial review. in a nutshell it means the court, not just the u.s. supreme court but all courts in our system, state court lower and federal court has the ability to disregard even an act of congress or a state law if in the judge's view that act of congress or a state law is inconsistent with the judge's understand of the constitution itself. now, the interesting thing about judicial review is although marbury is the first case about judicial review, it actually -- judicial review wasn't that

for the next half-hour in mercer county the ramp 295 southbound to sloan avenue is blocked as dk there, as well. >> breaking now on "action news," an 11-year-old boy shot in the face in his south philadelphia home, police believe it was a tragic accident. "action news" reporr, katherine scott is live outside children's hospital in philadelphia where the child is right now. katherine. >> reporter: matt, the 11-year-old boy was taken to chop overnight he was conscious expected to survive listed in critical condition let's go to video from the scene in south philadelphia where police were gathering evidence overnight from the home shortly before 12:30 a.m., police were notified that an 11-year-old boy was taken by private auto to methodist hospital. police believe the boy had gotten ahold of the a gun inside the home on the 2700 block of south hicks street and shot himself in the face. his family rushed him to methodist, doctors started working on him, but transferred him to chop, since methodist is not a trauma center. police are processing the evidence from the second floor front bedroo

that construction has been just cleared and we have construction on 295 as well southbound ramps to sloanevenue will be closed until right around 6:00 a.m. so i will confirm that. and then in the world of the mass transit, we were talking about this yesterday taking a quick peak, are in is town high speed line because of the train accident this week is running every 20 minutes and running with no express services and airport line that is running back to normal. track work completed early great news for you but i that ie to check those schedules on jimr to you. >>> all right, meisha, thank you. no newspaper headlines across our region. norristownf water main breaks and bridgeport without water service and led to traffic made. initial incident that led to the break was a leak in the along powell street, that is a gn which feed distribution system from the plant. >>> reading school board last night voted down reproductive health problem at reading high school, vote came after months of heated debate among supporters of planned parenthood under have received come comes and testing for pregnanc

tim sloan says the number of false accounts will probably go beyond the 2.1 million already uncovered. wells fargo has refunded about $5 million to affected customers. the bank fired 5300 employees connected to the scandal. >> happening today, a bill to allow bars to serve your drinks until 4:00 a.m. goes before the ass assembly appropriations committee. it's sponsored by scott wiener. he wants local communities to have more control over night life. liquor stores are not included in the longer hours proposal. the appropriations committee is the last step before the bill goes before a full assembly for vote. >> if you can't call, you can text 911 to report an emergency in antioch. they announced their new feature is up and warning. here's the warning, though, don't text the number 911. you have to text 274637, schi know you'll never remember, but it's on the front page of antioch police's website if you want to program that in your phone. it's the first agency in contra costa county to offer that service. >>> let's stay in the inland neighborhoods of the east bay and talk about tempera

. >> reporter: ali sloane-el says despite what happened there is in reason the little girl involved just can't have a bright future. >> i hope her family steps in, takes her, raises her the right way. >> reporter: in fact, police tell us that it was stratton's own grandmother who encouraged her to turn herself n she has been release add waiting further court appearances. live from camden, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank. >>> thieves targeted a habitat for humanity work site in gloucester county. they stole $1,500 worth of tools used to build a house on tanner road in west deptford. officials say that the thieves broke into a storage unit and took a nail gun and compressor that house is intended for a young woman who served two tourness afghanistan. >> this is actually their third time it has happened at this site, first two times, although first time they broke into this house, i mean, made decision lets just get this project done. let's not bring any attention to it. third time is the charm. i kind of snapped. thinks ridiculous. >> habitat for humanity is increasin

in jersey slow out, there as well , lot every crews still out there. 295 southbound the on ram from sloan avenue closed until right around 6:00 a.m. beach another ten minute or so , updates coming up on the train accident coming up in a little bit. jim, back over to you. >> navy and marine even corpse divers is joined the search for ten missing sailors in southeast asia. navy ordered an investigation into the performance and readiness of the pacific based seven fleet. yesterday the uss john s mccain collided with an oil tanker near singapore. >> this was the second major collision in the past few months, involving the fleet. seven sailors died in june when the fitzgerald collide wad container ship in the waters off japan. >>> meanwhile, a massive ocean search for five missing crew members of an army blackhawk helicopter has ended. the chopper went down last week off the coast of hawaii during a training exercise. the coast guard and the navy search more than 72,000 square nautical miles. military officials say a total of four helmet were found, along with other debris from that helicopter

doing voice over on match oh yeah a lot in there was excellent but some of the fun is writing olivia sloane via our blog please tell me about working with prince where did you work with prince princeton opposite a new girl diddy yeah i did a great interview with him i'm sure great guy writes best yeah really let me you know what's so working with prince was really cool for obvious reasons but he did two days on the show and. just lived up to everything. and also did us such a great favor and that you know if you look back i'm sure every once in awhile you know like you know because want to show becomes popular it becomes a pop show and it isn't in the anymore and then all of a sudden you know people are like on that's the cool show with the popular show and people don't think the popular thing is that cool but we can all he's like turn to the fact the prince was on our show and you know yeah somebody thought it was cool you're going to be in the upcoming american crime story about versace's mota we did a lot of that when i was at c.n.n. i bet you play i'm not allowed to say it's a ryan murp

halep will play the american sloane stephens in the semifinals.tti masters. the spaniard was beaten in straight sets 6—2, 7—5 in the quarter—finals by australia's nick kyrgios. both players had played two matches in one day. warrington wolves made it three wins from three in the super league qualifiers, but only after a hard—fought victory over halifax. tony smith's side were pushed all the way and needed late trys from winger matty russell and andre savelio to grind out a 22 points to 8 win. lisa and jury lisa andjury in lisa and jury in saab to second place in the qualifying table after condemning catalan dragons to another defeat. they won 30—6. in the rugby championship, new zealand beat australia 54—34 — a record points score for the all blacks over their local rivals. new zealand raced into a healthy 40 points to 6 lead at half time — ripping the australia defence to shreds almost at will — the performance being described as one of the best ever seen. the second half continued in the same vein — with the all blacks at one point having a 54 p

. >> reporter: today wells fargo ceo tim sloan apologized saying their first priority is to make things right for customers, a balance sheet that remains very much in the red. anne thompson, nbc news. >>> now to a big show of force as the u.s. and south korea respond to north korea's latest missile launch by issuing a clear message to kim jong-un about the firepower he could face. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel has details tonight from south korea. >> reporter: today was america's turn to flex its muscles to kim jong-un. a senior u.s. military official tells nbc news the american and south korean war planes that buzzed over south korea flew close enough to the border that they were visible inside north korea before veering off to drop bombs on a south korean range. the aircraft took off from japan and guam and are among the most sophisticated in the u.s. arsenal. two b-1b bombers, four f-35 fighter jets. and the u.s. isn't just showing it can fight from the air. today american marines were honing their skills in live fire exercises. u.s. forces in south korea are always o

spanish prime minister has called the attack and also learn of the work of jihadists he said paul sloan has joined in the suffering of all the cities across europe which have been hit by similar attacks. hit us but instead of them being lost surely that he does i want to express the solidarity of the whole of spain with the city of barcelona attack today by jihad is terrorism just like our neighbors madrid paris nice brussels berlin london they've experienced the same pain in the same uncertainty that the people in barcelona are suffering today or. than you will consumers here in the studio to discuss the details of the boss line attack. this attack took place at the height of holiday season in barcelona barcelona of course being one of the top tourist destinations in europe one of the time that boulevard would have been absolutely jam packed full of tourists and locals alike and this tactic using a commercial large vehicle to plow through trials would have been used to devastating effect witnesses describe the vehicle travelling at speeds of sixty eighty kilometers an hour around five

are so few african-american tennis players of the total percentage besides serena, venus, madison, sloan and a couple of others? why so few of the percentage? >> well, i think, for one, it still has the stigma of being a country club sport. so it's not often the coolest sport to be playing as a kid. i can't say it got me a ton of street cred when i showed up at school my racquet bag. [laughter] so i think it's fighting that stigma a little bit. and then there's the issue of the if you want to have role models, you look at the effect serena and venus have had, and it's already being seen with sloan and taylor townes zenned -- townsend. there's females following them and inspire youngs. right now a kid picks up a basketball, and he wants to be steph curry, lebron james. he sees a role model, sees someone that's having success. and for a young african-american kid right now, he's not seeing a ton of that on tv on the men's side. on the women's side there's still serena and venus, you know, having crind bl success -- incredible success this late in their careers. it's a whole other topic, ho

. >> a grand jury indicted his son's suspected dealer desmond sloane on murder charges. darling's father says it is the right thing to do. >> i'm so proud of the governor and the state police for pursuing this because he was way too young to go. >> reporter: the state's attorney says prosecutors could bring murder charges against dealers in overdose deaths going back for years. kristin wright, news 4. >>> new at 4:00 we are getting a clearer picture of the financial relationship between your doctor and companies that make opioids. researchers say one in 12 physicians accepts some kind of payment from pharmaceutical companies. in the majority of cases the payment was a meal rather than cash. >>> time for a first check of our weather with storm team 4. >> a day that doesn't feel like august. it has been a fall-like feeling out there. let's check in with amelia draper temperatures. it's the low humidity levels that we have been enjoying out there. as we take a look at the outdoor eating forecast tonight it's looking great out there. tomorrow night, as well. as we look to fr

tim sloan, the ceo said many times, we're past the worst of this we're moving forward that's not theiew of the incoming chair lady. does it take some of the political pressure off the board that he resigned i remember elizabeth warren and others were still going after this company and this board for some of these practices. >> i think it does they have now made changes to the board. you could argue they've been quite slow but, you know, slowly but surely they have made the necessary changes that you would think you would like to see. a lot of the board got poor votes in that agm thing. that's the share older's view. they replaced three of them. so a couple members who got in the 50% to 60% of votes are still on the board i'm sure there will be calls for further changes down the line. in their defense, you don't want to change the whole board at once there's ongoing processes that need to be carried out i think that's why there's three changes at the moment. >> there's higher yields, higher interest rates >> the big thing for wells fargo is their multiple has gone down. they got that

. >> sloan is her name? >> yes. sloan. >> what is she singing here? >> this is "moana." so beautiful, man. >> thank you. >> you have two big singles out. you have "comblorous" and "marmalade." >> yes. [ applause ] >> you finish the album. coming out soon. what other surprises you have. >> we got some more. we have some more. i can't say right now >> that's why it's a surprise. >> that's why it's a surprise but -- >> not even a hint. >> i have such a good hint for you guys and i can't do it. it would just -- >> nobody will hear. everybody close your ears. >> tell us about the tour. i'll let you off the hook. >> thank you. yeah, the album i turned in the album yesterday literally pressed send. the album is turned in. the tour got announced yesterday so, yeah, doing america first then we'll go over to europe and august always and new zealand and all that, hit the world but got to start here in the usa and -- [ cheers and applause ] go around the country. >> congratulations. >> i tell you what, for everyone who wants tickets, tickets for macklemore, well, they go on sale tom

tim sloan said we apologize to everyone harmed by unacceptable sales practices that occurred in our retail bank. to rebuild trust and a better wells fargo our first priority is to make things right for our customers. >>> apple made it official today. the company's next product release event will be september 12th. they sent out these invitations today for the event at its headquarters next month. apple will unveil the iphone 8 there with an update for apple tv and a new smart watch. >>> in the south bay a new center to help service members and their families open its doors. abc 7 news was at the uso center at the entrance to field. >>> you heard of the calm before the storm. this is the heat wave before the heat wave. >> what's coming? >> i was just in touch with the weather office. it's not official yet but we may have hit a couple record highs today. she'll have more on the records at 5:00 because the officials numbers haven't come in yet. it's hot out there. you can see there's no fog at the coast. no cooling marine influence. it's warm. we have triple digits. on we go. a look at hazy a

. >> sloane says he did not anticipate gorka's rise to the white house. >> his level of expertise didstands in the white house. >> his wife runs an iron company in pennsylvania. most importantly he became a popular columnist with breitbart news and favorite guest on fox tv. his company's contract was not renewed. yes, he was a professor at georgetown university, though he was an adjunct professor and not a fully tenure. >> he seems on his own paper to have a good resume. >> on paper, yes. >> when it comes to the matter of substance of his work on counter terrorism and research, he's just basically paraphrasing other people's words and adding twists on conservative think tank. > the deputy's adviser is lacking. >> most have experience on counter terrorism and they have done research in foreign languages and they have been to cultures of communities. that's not where sebastian gorka is coming from. >> is it surprising he's in a position that he's in? >> it is horrifying to me. it is not a game. it is about potentially saving people's lives and presenting bad things from happening again

and he's joined in conversation today with professor of management science and economics at mit's sloan school. he also holds joint appointments in the economics department at mit as well as the department of brain and cognitive sciences. before we begin, i ask that you please silence your phones be the you haven't all right. -- if you haven't already. i should introduce myself, i'm the director of the mit press, my name is amy brand. it's a pleasure to welcome you. we just started doing this series of events, and they've been incredibly successful. if you're enjoying this, we do events about every two weeks. the next one coming up is on may 23rd, the book "dream chasers: immigration and the american backlash." so tonight's event will last for approximately, you know, 45, 50 minutes before there's the book signing, so we'll start off with steven talking about the book, then some questions for him and we'll moderate a conversation with the audience before we actually do the book signing. i think i covered everything i was supposed to say. oh, yes, and then after the presentation with the

. >> sloan says he didn't anticipate his huge rise in the white house. >> his level of expertise doesn'the level where he stands in the white house. >> sebastian gorka's work in the u.s. began when he sat up think tanks along with his wife whose family runs an iron company in pennsylvania, and sebastian gorka began to offer himself on islamic terror, even writing a book called "defeating jihad," and was a favored guest on fox tv. his own resume includes teaching at the fbi, but his company's contract was not renewed. he submitted a brief in the boston bottoming federal terrorist case but was never called to testify. and yes, he was a professor at georgetown university, although he was not a fully tenured member of the faculty. >> he seems on paper to have a pretty good resume. but when it comes to the matter of substance, his work on counterterrorism, he is just basically parroting other people's works and adding tips regarding the conservative think tanks. >> and one spokesperson said the president's deputy adviser is missing crucial experience. >> most of the scholars that i worked wit

. >> it's been a similar story with wells fargo tim sloan just came out recently and said because of a third-party review at wells fargo, there are probably going to be negative headlines that create more negative headlines for what's been happening there. >> well, there's never just one cockroach in the kitchen, you know when you start looking around, that was what used to terrify me of solomon after the first time. they put the focus on the hundreds of thousands of people working for you. you may very well find it was not the one that misbehaved that you find out about it, it was more than one in the wells fargo case >> in the solomon case for the wells fargo -- are you comparing wells fargo to solomon? >> no, but i'm comparing the shock sort of, a huge financial institution that all of a sudden can be view in a different light. and once you put a spotlight on a certain area and start looking at everything, you're likely to find something additional. >> and is that enough to concern you in terms of your ownership of the shares? >> not in terms of the long-term investment, no it's -

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plus 295 southbound onramp from sloan avenue closed until 6:00 a.m. then train accidents, update, okay, starting at 6:00 a.m., norristown high-speed line trains running every 20 minutes, no express service, no bryn mawr trips either. just make sure to check those schedules on line of course, any updates that we get i'll bring them to you right away, jim, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. more on break cents news, of course, train with septa commuters crashes into empty train sending dozens to the hospital. >> it happened after midnight september's he street terminal where we find "eyewitness news " reporter train dough, live to tell us what happened. trang, good morning. >> good morning, rahel, jim: just learned the operator of the trolley was treated and release from the penn presbyterian hospital. in addition, 41 passengers were hurt, but take a look, the trolley involved, still here, on the tracks, with police tape across it, so many people grateful this morning, that there were no life threatening injuries. >> paramedics returned passen

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you had tim sloan step up when stumpf left. bit when they added cohn recently the tenure is something like eight and a half years it's going to take a little while. >> but is this the kind of step now where they can say to the elizabeth warrens and to the public and to the shareholders and -- and own -- and even to themselves, we've done the changes and the board shake-up. >> elizabeth duke is a serious person and brings credibility. she won't go in there and rubber stamp things that's not the kind of person she is so i think that's good the real problem is they put timothy sloan in it was a really too quick decision they put him in. >> at the time there was criticism for john stumpf saying -- they were saying this i go is the heir apparent so let's bring him in he was soaked in the same culture, a guy who ran and was the cfo during the period of time when the misselling was taking place. >> i look at uber and wonder if the absence of any type of management at that time and effectively trying to govern by committee and having t

sloan foundation.rting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin with a new film from director kathryn bigelow. it is called "detroit" and tells the story to have 1967 detroit riots at the algiers motel. >> the rider next -- the writerrer next to me whose work is extraordinary came to me with a story about the detroit uprising? 1967, a true story of a true cyme set in the middle of it in the algiers motel, and it was simply put an executi

when you look at the the professional rankings now and see them and madison keys and sloan stephenson, taylor townsend and sasha, vickie duval, you can see how these players that started the sport because of venus or serena how it's really paid off. >> rose: what about latino? we haven't had as much success in that area. one of my major initiatives is bringing tennis to the hispanic communities and understanding how to communicate within the different cultures of those communities and to make it a platform and opportunity for cultures that really haven't gone towards tennis. they play a lot of soccer, baseball and other sports, but we're making it more accessible. we had a 12% growth in our hispanic numbers after our first year of really making a major push in it. we have a young man doing wall now, ernesto escobedo and see what he's doing. >> rose: it will be a similar tobl young kids. >> and then christina, of cuban descent. you have role models you can look up to and for the players to go out into the community, they're doing clinics, and wherever they can to make sure the kids are

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sloan foundation.science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc ca >> rose: welcome to the program. it is the end of summer and as we prepared for the next season we bring you some of our favorite conversations here on charlie rose. tonight a conversation with mohammad javad zarif of foreign affairs. >> i believe everybody should come together and actually fighting these extremists idealogies and fighting them does not mean only military, this is much deeper. it should be a comprehensive strategy to deal with extremism and terrorism. extre

wells fargo has had many struggles as they've been dealing with some scandals and tim sloan, the ceo, just recently warned that there are going to be some negative headlines very likely coming once again as the company is wrapping up an investigation with a third party that's going to be putting out a report talking about some of those issues so he has warned that there is more bad news to come. however, buffet says he still plans to stick with wells fargo, as well. >> once you put a spotlight on and start looking at everything, you're likely to find something additional >> is that enough to concern you in terms of your ownership of the shares >> no in terms of the long-term investment, no it's a terrific bank, as is the b of a and there were some things that were very wrong done there, but they are being corrected >> now, of course, you know that warren buffett is a buy and hold investor, but he is not a buy and hold forever guy in every single position. in fact, he told us earlier this year on cnbc that he had been selling some shares of ibm he was doing it the same time that he was

sloan foundation.porting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: welcome to the program. tonight we begin with john dickerson of cbs news and host of "face the nation." >> well, that question of what is going on in the mind of the north korean leader is crucial, and you've hit on exactly the right thing because if they think he is a rational actor, then all of this bluster which has a long tradition in north korea is towards a short-term goal. now, if they evaluate him

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halep will face the american sloane stephens in the semifinals.s nick kyrgios. both players had played two matches in one day. cata la n catalan dragons have just catalan dragons havejust kicked off in their match. the west indies have lost a wicket as they have been made to follow on after being bowled out for 168. that's all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. and we'll have much more in sportsday at 6:30pm. time now for the film review. hello, welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's releases is jason solomons. good to see you, what have you been watching this week? we go to paris for the final portrait of swiss artist alberto and his patient subject. and the film directed by stanley tucci. then the weather is on the agenda. as it always is at the weekend but this time its extreme weather as we follow al gore and a series of presentations around the inconvenient sequel, a follow—up to the oscar—winning inconvenient truth. and in the hitman

is also significant in terms of the robert mueller investigation inasmuch as if general flynn was sloanviolated the law in other ways, it would be an incentive for him to cooperate more broadly with the muller investigation. >> the "wall street journal" broke the news this week that bob mueller has been using a grand jury here in washington, d.c. to investigate russia's interference in the u.s. election, possible collusion. you just heard chris christie, a former prosecutor, say that the coverage was too breathless. you're a former federal prosecutor as well. what does this development tell you about the status of the investigation? >> what it tells me is, if you look at the context we know from james comey's testimony before our committee, that he opened the counterintelligence investigation last july. so that means one year later, rather than turning that investigation off, rather than concluding we've looked at this for a year, there is really nothing to see here, as the president would claim. instead, if these allegations are true, it is moving into a new phase with the impanelling

sloan foundation.porting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin tonight with two big stories, the departure of steve bannon from the white house and the terrorist attack in barcelona. >> white house press secretary sarah sanders said chief of staff john kelly and strategist steve bannon mutually agreed on his exit but sources tell us the president had grown frustrated by bannon's rising profile and recent publications describing him as the mastermind

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