. >>> welcome to the maine state house. the state house was built in 1829 and it was designed by charles bullfinch. a very famous architect. in fact, he's reputed to be the country's first architect. bullfinch designed our building at the same time that he was actually rebuilding the nation's capitol building in washington, d.c. as he was undertaking the rebuilding of the capitol after it was substantially destroyed by the british during the war of 1812, he was designing our building. when maine gained statehood in 1820, our first capital city, the city of portland, that was a temporary arrangement and there were several reasons for that. chief among those was the fact that people felt portland was too far south to remain our capital for very long. so on february 24, 1827, governor lincoln signed the bill law naming augusta as the new capital. the capital was moved here to augusta upon completion of this building. the first official use of this building, which was actually the first legislative session happened on january 4,

there is no opulence at the maine state house. there is nothing here to take a person's breath away. but the simple nature speaks volume for the puritan ethic. if you want to one word to describe maine and its people. you can see fugalty throughout the building. that's an excellent portrait or picture of the people of maine. and the entire state. >>> we are standing in the historic old senate chamber in the original 18th centerry poergts of maryland state house where between 189. it's also a space which between november of 1783 and august of 1784 was the home of congress. then operating under the articles of confederatation. then three of the most important events in the history of the united states took place here in in between 1783 and you go you 1784. amtdsinglyar

which he then of course gave to the state of maine. and that land now comprises a state park, which is appropriately named in his honohonor there's hunting allowed in only 25% of the park. he intended it as a wildlife refuge. margaret chase smith. she was from. she had the distinction of having been the first woman in this country ever to be elected to both houses of the united states congress. in 1940 she was elected to the u.s. house of representatives. she served there until 1948 when she was elected to the united states senate. thereby becoming the first woman to accomplish that feat. when she was elected to the senate in 1948, she became the first woman ever elected to the senate as well. she had the distinction of having been the first woman in the country ever to have her name placed in nomination for the president of the united states by a major political party. that happened at the republican national convention in san francisco in 1964. the republican nomination went to the senator from arizona. but the mere fact that so many

the puritan ethic. it was prevalent in maine. if you want to use one word out of the english language to describe mae and its people. the perfect word would be frugal. so you can see frugality. that's an excellent picture of the people of maine. and the entire state. >> we are standing in the historical chamber in the original 18th century portion of the the maryland state house. and it's also a space which between november of 1783 and august of 1784 was the hem of congress. then operating under the article of confederation. three of the most important events in the history of the united states took place in this room. in that nine month period between november 1973 and august of 1784. amazingly we're standing in the third state house on this particular site. the origin nam state house

are in pursuit of the driver of the main so there are still. being determined about this. is what the motivation. as you mentioned is stop bad we've seen this type of attack several times over the last few months. it seems very little can be done to prevent it would you think perhaps now you think things should lessen shipping the before. you know i think these types of attacks are so simplistic and you can that be a building in the authorities an action you know. isn't sure maryland gun control and less they have some. that suggests that leaves are mounted on fold and in many cases you can see why it almost made them just don't have them. and no matter how much. bombing tarring or. other methods that might be an oiler try air and listen to them on station and round internet traffic all that the reality is is that they can still pull off an attack like this very successfully and remain under the radar and so they were meeting shortly and you get the orders to actually enter names and in terms of just pinpointing where the suspect is at the moment that must be very difficult

the main suspect in last week's massacre in barcelona was shot dead by police for four days. people fleeing the islamic state stronghold of iraq in syria describe conditions at refugee camps one of u.n. official says strikes are taking a brutal toll on civilians. and especially. the. twenty seven is more. placement then people. just go to seven am here. to live from the russian with me. or go to our top story this hour president trump says he's lived the descriptions on u.s. forces fighting terrorist groups in afghanistan and awaited speech he said there's no deadline for a withdrawal and any change in troop numbers will be kept secret. we will also expand authority for american armed forces to target the terrorist and criminal networks we will not talk about numbers of troops or our plans for further military activities ok let's cross now to some miracle from washington get some more insight on this samir that's for joining us just give us a quick recap what exactly did president trump say it's been a pretty little way to the speech as it. yes president trump has announced hi

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group we re in the crowds but the main group were bussed out by the police.s this rally being affected by the violence seen in cha rlottesville last by the violence seen in charlottesville last weekend? by the violence seen in charlottesville last weekend ?|i think that violence last weekend was a huge motivating factorfor a lot of the counter protesters. large numbers of people here, large sum of those i spoke to said they were here to come out after what they saw in charlottesville. to come out after what they saw in cha rlottesville. this to come out after what they saw in charlottesville. this was a moment for their country to make their feelings clear and they did not want this ideology in the street of their country. donald trump has tweeted saying that there are many anti—police agitators at this demo, what does he mean by that? we have heard in the last few minutes from boston police department's twitter account that there were some rocks being thrown at police at another small protest at a street not far from here. but within the main protests a nd f

and over one hundred twenty were injured he then fled on foot is through love a korean which is the main and famous market just all fly around and police have been hunting eleven since meanwhile later in the evening there was also an attack in count brill's which is a coastal town not far from barcelona about one hundred twenty miles away where several men were in a car that rammed into pedestrians on the prominent where a woman was later died means on the police then five of those men were shot by police they were also wearing what police believed to be explosive belts which were later proved to be false also a day before the been an explosion in a house in al canal which is also one of the coastal towns where there been an explosion and several men have died there too and they're also believed to be part of this terrorist cell and also there is a belief by police and in the reports coming out that a gas explosion a bigger explosion was meant to be second place in the meantime what happened what unfolded in barcelona campbells was when the men subsequently took more actions into their o

>> everybody looks to the main entrance. we look as well. everybody in the store.d sound happens and three people go flying. that's when people realized what's going on, and they run. >> reporter: he knew he had to protect himself. and more than that, he knew he was responsible for his younger brother. you grabbed your brother. >> yes. >> reporter: as fast as you could. >> yeah. and just ran. >> reporter: were you pushing him? >> yes. >> reporter: you didn't want him to see anything. blez, clutching his brother ian, racing from the gunfire with one thought. >> i thought, ian first, save him, me second. >> reporter: you headed to the back of the store? >> other people were rushing back. we followed the crowd. >> reporter: they made it to a storeroom at the back of the store. others were hiding there too, including an american mother with her own kids. without catherine there to comfort them, the boys stayed with that mother. blez hoped they were far enough way from the gun-toting terrorists. but they weren't. surveillance video shows the terrorists made it all the w

the puritan ethic. it was prevalent in maine. if you want to use one word out of the english language to describe mae and its people. the perfect word would be frugal. so you can see frugality. that's an excellent picture of the people of maine. and the entire state. >> we are standing in the historical chamber in the original 18th century portion of the the maryland state house. and it's also a space which between november of 1783 and august of 1784 was the hem of congress. then operating under the article of confederation. three of the most important events in the history of the united states took place in this room. in that nine month period between november 1973 and august of 1784. amazingly we're standing in the third state house on this particular site. the origin nam state house was built in 1690s when the capitol moved. that first state house was hit by lightning in 1704. burned to the fwround and was replaced by state house finished in 1707. that building remained the primary state house until the 1760s. when 1769 legisla

the main enemy you know the main. source of russian propaganda possed publications all of the mainstream american media just it's enough to read what they ruled two months ago one year ago to see who is dead in the truth and who is lying right there can remind you of what they rolled the ball iraq in a dimino effect you know create in the first democracy in the middle east and then having a dimino effect all over the region but they have this big things but who is down meeting up. condoleezza rice who just recently less than a year ago that said and the ideas in them are going to meet it the problem should not be president he doesn't have the dignity and stage to be president and a fool so the main the main spread if you want of russian propaganda these are the websites or the mainstream newspapers that you should check twenty seconds before you think this is a serious project now this is heavy hitters bang up job every step is michael mcfaul former ambassador to russia bill kristol harsh neo con. michael morello clin

work in the main control room. without relief for days. with a lack of instrumentation communication means lighting. food water . sleep. and on top of that the increase in radiation level. the fear be . be. valid if over a tank that's a seventy billion dollars potential loss and you point out it's mostly private investors which would include let's say goldman sachs and others but if these folks like the goldman sachs suffer any losses at all remember they've taken over the government for a bailout so they could go to the government and say hoover blew up we need to bail out the government because it's staffed by goldman sachs employees mostly keep it out or trump and they would rubber stamp that bail out and then to pay for the bailout they'd have to go into people's punch accounts and they have to grab that money or wells fargo and go into your personal account and grab the money. that you're sudden passing i've only just learned you were a south in taken your last wrong turn. you're after caught up to you as we all knew it would i tell yo

spanish police say they have killed the main suspect in the barcelona terror attack.arma in london. also in the programme: unveiling america's latest plan for its troops in afghanistan. in a few hours‘ time, president trump will announce his new strategy. a magical moment — the first time in a century americans get to watch the total eclipse of the sun. good morning. it is 7:00am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7:00pm in washington, where the us defence secretary, james mattis, has confirmed a broad investigation will take place, after a collision between a us destroyer and oil tanker near singapore. ten american sailors are still missing, with a sea rch—and—rescue operation ongoing. the ussjohn s mccain is the second us navy ship to be involved in a serious collision in as many months. 0ur asia correspondent karishma vaswani has been to see the ship, which has now docked in singapore. this is what happens when a massive oil tanker collides with a us warship. a gaping hole in the side of the ussjohn s mccain, an american destroyer with more than 300 crew on boar

because you didn't get enough travel on the road in 2016 in maine. >> thank you, chris. appreciate it. thank you for joining us as we take this show on the road literally this week. live this morning from beautiful bangor, maine, outside the beltway to talk with voters across america about the state of our country with the focus today on the military to start our show because we're looking at breaking news. that ship collision in the pacific. ten sailors missing. how could this happen, again? we expect to hear any minute from the defense secretary about this. it comes as we look ahead to the president in primetime. weather to put more american lives on the line to end america's longest war. we have new reporting on what to expect. >>> plus, exclusive interviews on that and everything else with maine senators susan collins and angus king. we'll talk about the president, plan for health care reform and what maine voters really want from washington. >>> and, of course, we have to mention the total eclipse of cable news. yes, the solar eclipse that everybody is talking about.

i get my hands in there. >> booktv will be live at the main stage and also the history and biography tent as well. doing call ins at the beginning. >> that is what is so wonderful. you have a call ins. the people can actually participate. if everyone cannot make it to physically washington d.c. will be able to view and participate with authors live, while it is happening. i think it adds so much and it gives everyone the experience and they feel part of it. >> one of the pros and cons of holding this over labor day weekend? >> it is a weekend that people, it is the last days of summer before school is really kicking in. some schools start before labor day. i think i'm old enough and he might be. but that is the last weekend and do have books and reading and that type of activity, something you can do that saturday of labor day weekend. when you are having your cookouts, school supplies and all of that. i think it is a great way to get the mind working again but in a fun way. >> for some of the partners for the library of congress in putting this on? >> one partner, a person who has b

some of the main stories from bbc world service. hong kong. the typhoon was measured asa hong kong. the typhoon was measured as a category ten storm, the highest possible level. at least three people have been killed and the re m na nts of people have been killed and the remnants of this are sweeping across southern china. egypt has criticised the us for withholding almost $200 million in military aid. it has not yet been officially announced, the move, but is reported to be related to human rights concerns. this includes the president's son—in—law visited cairo. lots of you are looking at these astonishing pictures from chile. the normally arid atacama desert has been carpeted in flowers. this comes after intense and unexpected rain. this happens about once every five to seven years. the reins caused buried seeds to germinate to flowers. we must turn back to the conflict in yemen. at least 35 people are believed to have died outside the capital. we have died outside the capital. we have this image and rebels are saying that inside

authorities watch lists along that way before popping up in finland as sad as they say being the main suspect in this fatal attack. going back to barcelona as we reported earlier the suspect there was initially thought to have crossed the border into france following the attack is what i guess the f breaking down now open e.u. borders can sometimes play into the hands of jihadists on the run. in this day and age of truthful surveillance radicals who are often known to police could move down more than one hundred people in broad daylight and get away they can cross twenty six european countries and there won't be a single border checkpoint the entire way could the suspected barcelona have crossed into france we don't have any specific information on this but it cannot be ruled out frightening isn't it you would have thought europe might have learned its lesson the first time around or the second or the third how many terror attacks of their even been in the last three years the sad and tragic truth is europeans have largely lost track hearts were broken by the attacks in paris nice ber

as the chopper arrives to help police find ru >> the main suspect is in the winds. the suspect runs anyway. >> he's not only scared of us but the cartel he's getting this dope from as well. he owes them the money. >> within seconds, the sound of the chopper faith away. lopez is caught. >> he's the main guy behind the particular cell transporting and trafficking in all this. >> jackpot. >> we pulle 15 pounds of heroin. >> the street value? >> over $1 million. >> how many individual doses might they get out of this. >> wow! thousands. >> this is tip of the iceberg according to the d.e.a., this organization is selling 40 to 50 pounds a month, hundreds of thousands of doses. >> so a multimillion-dollar operation out of that little house. >> the d.e.a. believes it is helping to fuel the overdose deaths but there's no way of knowing just how many. that's in part because the most recently confirmed numbers are from 2015 which is why the asking for a database of s real-time tracking. on day five, we're with the tee. >> we're responding to a possible overdose call. >> an are

i'm ros atkins with outside source, the main suspect in the barcelona attack is dead. the man thought to have driven a fan into pedestrians last thursday was found and shot deadin last thursday was found and shot dead ina last thursday was found and shot dead in a village west of barcelona. this is what parts of the usa have seen, the first total eclipse of the sun the first time in almost a0 yea rs. sun the first time in almost a0 years. it is the longest war for america, what comes next for the us and afghanistan, president trump will tell us in a few hours' time. the worst floods in decades in south asia, we will hear from the worst floods in decades in south asia, we will hearfrom our correspondence, manchester city and everton a re correspondence, manchester city and everton are playing in the premier league, everton are leading by one goal, rooney has scored and kyle walker has been sent off. let's turn to america and afghanistan. this is a tweet from saturday, donald trump saying, i've had an important day at camp david with our military leaders and we have made

>>> catherine was still in her makeshift hiding spot on the main floor of the mall.ur into the attack she was still trying to keep her daughters contained under that flimsy table, their only protection from the roaming gunmen. it was a job that got harder as the mall got quieter. >> there was a lull. and then the shooting started again. one of them threw the phone and it got underneath our bodies and i couldn't reach it. >> you couldn't text anybody. >> i couldn't text anybody, couldn't get ahold of anybody. >> i was texting her and then no more texting from them. other people started calling me and saying this is really bad. they were seeing pictures of people being killed. >> and she's not responding to you now. >> just down the corridor, another mother struggled to keep r chdren quiet. >> you are thinking about our survival and thinking will this stop and run to an area where we can be safe. >> she told her children being quiet wasn't enough. she made an incredible decision. they would all play dead. her nine-year-old daughter could understand how important it was

finish off for a tease have named the main suspect behind the terror attack in the city of turku last week and it's a merge that he had spent some time in germany in late two thousand and fifteen we can all cross live to our t.s.p. to all of the for more details on this peter good to see you so what else do we know about this man at this point. well the court in finland has been giving us more information about what they know about the main suspect in friday's deadly stopping that took place in the southwestern finnish city of turkey they've named him as eighteen year old moroccan born man. they say that he had failed in an application for asylum while in finland but also that he'd been in germany twenty fifteen and he traveled to the country now it's understood that he is the main suspect in this he was shot at the scene by police and the court papers that have been revealed on monday show that he may appear before that court via video link from his hospital bed as they try and get him well in front of the court as quickly as possible but it's not news that he traveled across borders

the main story was towards the east.od and concord and pleasanton and areas this morning also coming across from stockton, lodi, we had reports there of good lightning. look at this line forming on the peninsula. things have been picking up big time here. that line is forming and a really good line coming in from redwood city, palo alto. came across from fremont up to san jose. look at that. if you're under that, you might be getting good rain or reports of lightning. but that one line needs to be watched. trying to form the other lines. you can see them coming up that. is the key there. you get breaks in the clouds and it can develop convective lines. there is a little bit of fog underneath all of that. the cloud cover has put a cap on the thunderstorms over the sierra. you need some breaks in the clouds. so far they don't have that. it will be warm and muggy up there. southern california and the desert will see some drier air, that is indicated in the orange. that is the low i'm talking about. that is lifting. as that

(james)mostly clear skies to start the morning today with the main areas of clouds over monterey bay and the salinas valley. temperatures are running close to where we were this time yesterday. a significant warming trend is forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. highs will likely be in the mid 90s to 105 with 60s and 70s at the coast. the rest of the inland areas will be in the 80s to lower 90s. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (tiffany) two no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (tiffany) two explosions have been reported at a houston-area chemical plant that lost power after flooding from harvey. officials say black smoke was seen coming from the arkema inc. plant earlier today. the s

who are the main contenders to replace him? former players, both out of players. both out of players. the saint johnstone boss has players, both out of players. the saintjohnstone boss has worked wonders at the perth club and is highly thought of. that is peter houston who was assistant manager to create levine here and both at dundee united. he is the boss at falkirk. will it be another left field appointment made by the board? it may be the director of football who has the main one former player says his position should now come under scrutiny? i do not think him being there is positive in trying to attract somebody of a high calibre. i think he is detrimental, we still do not know what it is that he does. the club will announce on wednesday who will take charge of the team for the first league match this saturday. or a more experienced manager, a more realistic prospect for the long—term. he's been described as the finest racing driver of his generation. the polish driver robert kubica was amongst the fastest in formula one until one horrific accident in 2011 l

(james)mostly clear skies to start the morning today with the main areas of clouds over monterey bay and the salinas valley. temperatures are running close to where we were this time yesterday. a significant warming trend is forecast to begin today and continue into the upcoming weekend with oppressive heat likely for interior and higher elevation locations, especially on friday and saturday. very warm conditions may also develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. highs will likely be in the mid 90s to 105 with 60s and 70s at the coast. the rest of the inland areas will be in the 80s to lower 90s. hot spot on the sunol grade sb 680 at washognton overturn in the right lane hot spot on the sunol grade sb 680 at washognton overturn in the right lane and ontamp. (darya) now back to our team coverage of the hot temperatures expected across the bay area.(mark) will tran is live at the meadow homes spray park in concord before the weather heats up. good morning will. ( will ) a heat wave is expected to kick in around the bay area thursday morning, bringing temperatures to dange

the perfect word for a description for someone from maine is frugal. that's an excellent portrait -- or picture of the people of maine and the entire state. >>> we are standing in the originally 18th century portion of the maryland state house. it's also a space which between november of 1783 and august of 1784 was a home of congress then operating under the articles of confederation. three of the most important events in the history of the united states took place in this room in that nine-month period between november of 1783 and august of 1784. amazingly we're standing in the third state house on this particular site. the first state house was hit by lightning in 1704, burned to the ground and was replaced by a state house that was finished in 1707. that building remained the primary state house until the 1760s when in 1769 legislation was passed to build this state house, the third state house on the present site. construction began in 1772 and was completed in 177 9. the current state house also two previous state houses stand on the highest point

normally people with jaundice like ms raggi had based in pudding, which delays the main operation. nurses sped it up from two months to 16 days, meaning that a fit more asians were able to have their cancer removed. cutting out the step also said the nhs £3200 per patient. we saved the nhs hundreds of thousands of pounds. that is reproduced in other hospitals and could make savings across the board. a greater cancer has a low survival rate. it will be two years before doctors can say that treating patients more quickly will mean they live longer. if they do, that will bake the question as to whether or not other aggressive cancers should be treated more quickly. now, kate rigby knows that she has been given the best chance possible to survive magnetic cancer. michele paduano, bbc news. —— pancreatic. coming up at 6am on breakfast, charlie and naga will have more on that story and the rest of the days news business and sport. president trump's fired the communications chief he appointed less than a fortnight ago. the white house said anthony scaramucci had made inappropriate comment

for, history, it stood here 150 years on the grounds of the state house in annapolis, in front of the main interest of now reduced to a wooden box covering its stone base with cruise protecting the granite from being vandalized. our cameras were rolling during the early morning with a small group of spectators who literally cheered when it was removed. crew is delicately poised of the heavy statue of supreme court justice roger taney top of it to base and onto a flatbed. a challenge for the crane because of the large trees, it is the secondr statue to come down --roger taney statue to come down this week, in 1857 he ruled against threats got, it was of, denying citizenship for african-americans. >> i do not think we should memorialize people that rose up in arms against the country. i also think that it is a slap in the face to african-americans. that is not right. >> the statues gone, they stood for a reason and they have a meaning. you cannot change that meaning. the past is the past and that is what built this country. hogan, who once defended the statute had a change of heart this week

covering force action operates independently from the main audie. is self-contained, it seeks to become decisively engaged and it traits time for space, allowing the unit to delay the advance of the enemy long enough for the main body to come up and engage. this is what john buford is going to design, it precisely what he implements. they still teach this at west point today. everyone talks about how novel and unique his tactics were weird i have to tell you it was nothing novel or unique about it. comes out of the 1863 field manual for commissioned officers, which spells out how to layout these tactics and conduct them. i'm sure you've all heard the word the mounted century in front of an army. consistently lists two or three men. it can be 50 feet apart. the grand guard is the reserve and finally the main body is -- justt it spent the what it sounds like. the object is to guard the bridge over the river. they can be reinforced by the grand guard. and fighting withdrawal. until such time the main body ises up. this is what buford going to design fr

the main want letter after that, the dow jones, main measure of strokes in america, doing quite well.abinet at manchester university. the mathematician, who led scientists at bletchley park to decode german secret messages, came to manchester after the second world war. his research laid the foundations for the modern computer, before his suicide in 1954. it's thought his letters have not been seen for at least 30 years. as phil mccann reports. the public words of alan turing at a time of private turmoil. this official correspondence, dictated by turing and typed by his secretary, has not been seen for 30 years. hidden from view until now was a letter from a senior figure at gchq. it was sent years after he was cracking german codes in the war, butjust one year after he was convicted of gross indecency for being gay. it is interesting because it comes after his criminal trial. it is sometimes said that turing had been cut loose by the establishment after this but it is a friendly letter and it indicates they still wanted to have contact with him and still valued his contribution for h

work in the main control room. without relief. for the. where the lack of instrumentation communication means lighting food water sleep. and on top of that the increase in radiation level a team. fear. level brought hostility when the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles that don't. produce offspring to tell you that every gossip and probably worthwhile will support. them advertising tells me you are not cool enough to fight their product. all the hawks that we along the border will walk. horn dog may not only be tasty but also. the relationship between kids it was suggested no proof and a fairly strong one there were two thousand. volt in the study it's a very extensive study done by a well respected scientist. do chemicals that down the advertising. really increase the risk of cancer and i chose a means of known to infuse damage in the last intestine as she had skepticism they do not believe that that risk is is truly by independent scientists need industry p. and you for this i rece

you see them waiting for whatever the main opposition leader tells them to do. cases, most of the violence has calmed down. but today we saw at least three people killed in protests. police say these people were trying to attack police officers and therefore the officers acted in self-defense. so that is the situation right now. the people are waiting for morning when there will be more news for them. sarah: the main opposition leader is saying the electronic voting system was hacked by people use the password of the technical director of the electoral commission, who was then murdered. we understand that you actually know something about this. tell us more. kathryn: what we do know right now is that the electoral commission actually had a press conference about one hour ago saying that the system is impenetrable. this is a bit contradictory to what they said a few hours before that when they said we don't know if we had been hacked. maybe it was a statement to calm tensions but they say their system is impenetrable and have not had any reports of hacking, and th

continue to work in the main control room. without relief. for days. ith the lack of instrumentation communication means lighting food water sleep. and on top of that the increase in radiation level. here. you go should we give you one month or do you know melissa i noted that morning and one million people died and died. he killed people maybe even begun. now no one's going to wait to chew everybody's running out and that's. it. may not only be tasty but also. the relationship between kids it was suggested. and a fairly strong one there were two thousand. in the study it's a very extensive study done by a well respected scientist. do chemicals that down the advertising. really increase the risk of cancer or means are known to infuse damage in the last intestine as she had skepticism they do not believe that risk is is truly by independent scientists so did the industry paid you for this. compensation for my time as was the others why is that the meat lobby definitely didn't like what we were doing and if you want to learn more you'll get a definite on

the daily mail. that front—page main story, banks abandon the high street.is has found. this is about how four years banks pledged to customers that they would not close branches, they would be your local friend, your community, the last bank in your small market town and now they are closing on mars, because people are doing so much online banking that it is decimating, more than decimating, the footfall in the high street banks. their arguments are that we can save money if we close them. if you can imagine the daily mail reader in a small town, i need this community, i need my bank open, i have elderly relatives who don't use online banking. and you sometimes need to go to your bank. i went there to ask about money from abroad. you cannot always assume everything is on the internet. this is an important story because a lot of elderly people will be extremely worried by this. for some people, elderly people don't always know how to do online banking and it is a day out for them, so if you have about ten miles away... post offices were supposed to be the ce

on the runs of four days, police have located and shot their main suspect. an incident in subirats where a man was shot down, but police have not confirmed it was younes abouyaaqoub. he's the man alleged to have brought such carnage as he drove into the crowd on today's mac, 13 and injuring scores more. earlier, a cctv image was released. just this morning, police have confirmed he was their main suspect. translation: we have identified the perpetrator of the incident at las ramblas. the investigation carried out by catalan police and the various lines of enquiry have confirmed the perpetrator of the attack is younes abouyaaqoub who is 22 years old. rest of the terror cell are said to be dead or under arrest. eight of the attackers came from appearing in village. police believe the local imam recruited and organised the group. the day before the attack he is thought to have accidentally killed himself, preparing home—made bombs. it led to an explosion at this hideout in a remit coastal town. a plot to carry out three attacks was rushed to focus on nice. the d

if a white person is concerned about the new victim of crime, the main person she should be concerned about is her intimate partner or her husband. statistically that is the person most likely to cause her harm. >> c-span, where history unfold daily. he's been was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is not to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> washington journal continues. host: our next guest is formally of the attorney general's office. assistant as the attorney general. thank you and good morning. can you remind people of the position hold and the leadership conference, what you did under the obama illustration. guest: i was the head of the human rights division for the last 3.5 years. recently, i joined the leadership conference on civil and human rights, which works to make america is good as its ideals. being undert like the previous administration and the current administration and what it's doing. guest: it's a feeling of whiplash. we went from an administration that was rest of reinforcing civil rights laws when we were focus

the word about the main talking point, i assume it is still the main talking point, justin gatlin andence as we absorbed very quickly in 9.92 seconds thatjustin gatlin, a two times drugs cheat who had served two bands, spoiled the party, lord coe, president of the iaaf, said this is not the perfect script. he is the man pushing for lifetime bans for drugs cheats. justin gatlin was very gracious in victory by saying, look, usain bolt who got bronze last night in his last individual event, he is the main man who inspired me. but at the same time he says i've served my time, i've come back and i am doing things in the community, i know what i did was wrong, and that is the debate really, should people who serve bans, should they be lifetime bans? he has served two and the iaaf feel they got that wrong. if he is allowed to compete here he is allowed to compete here he is allowed to compete here he is allowed to win as well and that is what he did to silence the crowd at the age of 35. for many sections of this crowd it was hard to swallow. christian colin cole the great hope of american s

the weather details. but first, a summary of this morning's main news. the much—anticipated boxing bouts of recent times. in the last hour, floyd mayweather has beaten ireland's conor mcgregor after 10 rounds in one of the much—anticipated boxing bouts of recent times. 40—year—old mayweather who came out of retirement, is guaranteed at least $100 million from the fight with mcgregor assured of $30 million. mcgregor had never boxed professionally before. we will have more reaction in a moment. for the first time, labour has committed to keeping the uk in the single market and the customs union for a number of years after leaving the eu. the proposal would mean accepting the free movement of labour beyond the official brexit date of march 2019. severe flooding is now the main concern of officials in texas after tropical story harvey battered the coast. rescue efforts are being hampered by strong winds and thousands are without power. 0ne death has been confirmed in the town of rockport. the victims of the grenfell tower tragedy will be remembered at this y

that's the main issue they want to be upheld. have had the government assuring business investors that there will be peace during this election and after the election. then you have countries like rwanda that are looking to tanzania to import goods rather than kenya because ginny has been a pillar when it comes to trade within the larger east african region. now you have countries looking at other countries other than kenya. what investors want is an assurance that they can actually have stability within the country. >> thank you. back now to sarah. sarah: south africa's president jacob zuma is to face another vote of no-confidence in parliament following a string of corruption scandals. he has survived multiple measures in the past but this on the ballot will be secret, which increases the chances that members of his own party might vote against him. and there are plenty of south africansns who would welcome jut that. reporter: crowds of anti-zuma protesters hope many turn on him on tuesday's vote. but expectations remain divide