. —— we will be getting. 0nto my plasma double edition of the papers, i guess will be ross altman ands. that is all ahead for you here on bbc news. now it is time for the sport. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm azi farni. coming up... danny cipriani says he's truly sorry after pleading guilty to common assault and resisting arrest. head coach trevor bayliss says the decision to recall ben stokes to the england squad was for the all—rounder‘s "wellbeing." and fernando alonso says f1 has become predictable — and that's one of the reasons he's walking away from the sport. also coming up in the programme... we'll be in dublin for the world pa ra—swimming european championships. and fresh from winning two golds at the european championships, how low. thank you forjoining us. he was warned not to make the front pages but danny cipriani has put his england future in jeopardy. the fly half, who played his first test in ten years for his country this summer, appeared in court today to plead guilty to common assault and resisting arrest at a nightclub injersey. cipriani was fined £2,000 and

betty monkman and bill altman. they are both here today. mainly the white house and its historic furnishings and first families. an official white house china as well as art in the white house, a nation's pride. written by william cloth. all published by the white house historical association. with the objects featured today you will see nearly all were gifts to the white house. some examples or gestures of goodwill, tokens of friendship while others were presented to enhance the historic furnishings so that only the finest objects would be found in the home of the president of united states. what a better place to begin then with the desk made by the timbers. the resolute is part of an expedition formed in 1852. to search for the explorer search on franklin. sir john franklin had set out in 1845 in search of the northwest passage. by july of that year he had disappeared. in the meantime other expeditions were formed. this one consisted of five vessels. including the resolute. it was constructed, especially for arctic service. the bal was u

. >> he was out in the quarter somewhat within the semi-closeted idea of altman and he was closeted innew york city except in the theater, as far as what i've read, a great biography is called the brush but he worried about, and he really got reviews about the moral content of his plays which sometimes glanced up on homosexual issues such as blanche dubois killing herself in a streetcar named desire are engaged in and a half in roof, deals with available homosexual relationship and i think he was worried about the way that his mad pilgrimage of the flesh, he didn't want the moral content of his plays to be affected by his own personal behavior but he felt he would often times be so savage in his reviews by people looking to take shots at him will often times were recognized as the best plays of the year . yes, he walked a very careful line often times where for most people, he had a sense of who he was but often times he played off that behavior and the eccentricities of a brilliant mind. any other questions? >> we felt like the french quarter, heterosexual people were clean and gaze w

i think i can answer this question as well as what senator altman asked about forecasting and so forth. the message really is that they are increasing, more blooms, more toxic syndromes, things like that. one of the answers wasn't sensors and a ability to detect and forecast. sensorst that together, lots better computer models will get us a long way towards what you want. think of the weather forecasts. that's a combination of a computer model and the sensors out there measuring what is going on in the atmosphere. we need that on the ocean and it is expensive. but we can start doing the kind of predictions and early warning . no question. senator markey: mr. engstrom, you say the cost of maintaining a comprehensive network of sensors may be significant. how can we bring down the cost of sensors? mr. engstrom: that's a simple and complex question at the same time, and i believe the answer is scale. right now, our industry is such a mitch. -- niche. but as you know, the problem is growing. , we do instruments in small quantities at high dollar. and if we can find a demand beyond our nich

larry altman at the wilson center. eisenhower had three major illnesses as president. one of his first term and a division of opinion among physicians as to whether he should run with reelection. how do you think that affect his presidency? >> it's astonishing. he had a significant heart attack in the fall of 1955 and cardiovascular knowledge of the time is not what it is today to say the least. for 24 hours his army doctor had no idea what had happened to him as target prescribing, first it's more indigestion, the volatile milk of my niche until they finally gave in ekg and realized what had happened. the treatment prescribed was basically blood thinner ice and rest. for a period of almost six months, if you really did between the fall of 55 in february 1956, eisenhower and satisfaction. he satisfaction as the leader for almost that entire period. so what happens is intended for beauty stays in a hospital bed for months. -- one person is not really in the inner circle after the heart attack and that it's richard nixon. eisenhower never delegates authority. he never tu

because it's really -- it's rooted in what we as americans want and are passionate about. >> alex altmanoised to become the first muslim woman elected to congress after her victory on tuesday in michigan. 2018 is set to become a record year for a variety of diverse groups with a record number of women. 185 so far having been nominated to run for the house alone. this november. and women are now the major party nominees for governor in 11 states. as many as 90 muslim-american candidates have ran for statewide or national office this year, the most since september 11th, 2001. and there are a record number of native americans and a record number of women among that group as well running for office in the midterms. our next guest is helping to usher in a rainbow wave with a record number of lgbtq candidates. more than 400 running for office this year. former democratic mayor of houston, aanese parker, joins u now. thank you very much for being on this morning. tell us why you are running at this point. what's your biggest message? >> all of our candidates are running because they care about

altman, good to see you this morning. we appreciate it.you make a great point, dagen in terms of the government telling us what to do and not to do and she made a good point. dagen: milk is milk, almond on the box doesn't let you know that it's not coming out of a cow. maria: you might not know what you're missing. dagen: it's called google and reading and web. maria: tsa is considered eliminating screenings in more than 100 airports, good idea? steven spielberg partners with hillary clinton for a new tv show we will tell you about it next, sinking on trade worries this morning, down 164 points down in dow industrials, back in a minute. fidelity. open an account today. stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of it