as dean martin and jerry lewis.ll right, it's time -- it's time for the old-timers to sit down. >> i often think of the moment when martin and lewis discovered each other, it must have been fantastic. they were just working in the same club. lewis was doing a lip syncing act. >> they sort of improvised together at after hours clubs. >> that was a good one. >> they were made for television because television was a new medium. and it was still finding its way. and was in danger of becoming very conventional. >> now, i know what i'm talking about. because i've been in this business close to a week. and you -- no, if you don't mind -- oh, there you are, up there. you're drunk, both of you. >> the core of their act was one very talented, very suave, very casual singer being interrupted by a crazy person. ♪ ♪ i've got a right to hang around ♪ ♪ >> the rules were new. so they were easily broken. >> oh, look at this, bing. oh. >> the joke wasn't funny? >> what are you smoking, chesterfields? >> yes. >> that's our brand, bec

brandon lewis, asda is turning into a bit ofa proxy war here. i brandon lewis, asda is turning into a bit of a proxy war here. i think that theresa may knows that if she is going to be ousted, it will probably be by boris, editors behind of being used to stick the... yes i think that is a bit dangerous, yes we have heard from some tory mps, but i wonder what the wider party mix of this? do you think there is a wider agenda for some of boris‘ critics hear? i think there is almost certainly a wider agenda to diminish him, i don't know if the pm oi’ diminish him, i don't know if the pm or brandon lewis wants to sort of start disciplinary proceedings against boris. i suspect they want to do nothing of the sort and they would provide hoping to go away. i think we may see a age tomorrow, and —— see a change tomorrow. they do have to take it seriously, and the party does have a new code of conduct that needs to look at, examining these comments in the light of. whether they really want to go to war over this, this time in the summer, i am not sure. yet

>> martin and lewis broke up, everybody wanted to try and create the next martin and lewis to try andnow beat it. >> doris, i'm just trying to be friendly. do you live around here? >> look, i'm warning you, i don't want any trouble, yes, i live around here, get out. >> what's your address? >> look, it's no good, you're not going to make a pickup, you understand, 4411 westminster place, now get going. >> nicols and -- came out of the compass players in chicago. it was a precursor to second city. i used to go to sleep at night listening to their records and i discovered things about comedy i could never have learned like sometimes mike would just go, oh. so, oh can be funny. >> absolutely. >> instead of a line or a joke, you can get a laugh on oh. >> it's a great thrill to be on the show tonight. >> uh-huh, uh-huh. >> such a great thrill. >> how about that? >> these two people were coimmediatically in love with each other and expressed their comedic love to us the audience and we were the lucky recipients of it. seriously, though. >> they had snob appeal, and the mob appeal. people like

lewis? dr. lewis: you need 20 to 30 people. you need three to six months and somewhere between $500,000 and $1 million, and that is based on experience. if you ever get a chance, go to israel. israel is attacked by iran and hezbollah every week in efforts to disrupt the critical infrastructure. so far they have been able to beat them off, but i would worry about hezbollah first. senator graham: neither one of you are invited to the christmas party. [laughter] it has been very helpful. so what have i learned? i am so far ahead of my time. i do not send emails. i have a flip phone. welcome to my world. it is not 1950, but it is pretty close. i want the technology to survive. who wants to go back to analog? dr. lewis, the navy and every other military organization uses gps to navigate and send missiles and bombs, right? just imagine how many civilian'' deaths would be out there if we lost that capability. if you are trying to disable their air force, use the gps system. we are all over trying to have backups. you are right, mr. fa

lewis pushed very hard, especially in the first. bit and control the pace, but yes, great weekend. we ultimately performed quite well this weekend, but he drove past me like i wasn't even there on the straights. so we've got to keep pushing as hard as we can to try and see if we can catch up, but you know, that's all i can say. for the first time in nearly a0 years, a round of the motogp world championships was cancelled outright, after torrential rain at silverstone in england meant all racing at the british grand prix on sunday couldn't take place. crashes in rain over the weekend meant riders were not prepared to risk their safety. discussions did take place to postpone the race until monday, which was agreed by some teams and riders, but it wasn't given the go—ahead partly due to a lack of marshalls. i think you've all seen the results of when we've been running in heavy rain, that the circuit in some places is not safe, because of the way the water does not drain from the surface. we did everything we possibly could to run an e

so, jeffrey lewis, welcome. you were talking about lowering expectation, what -- how dao'an lies what happened after the joint communique? was that better or not as good as you expected? >> i didn't lower my expectations quite far enough. you know, what the joint statement says on the issue that i care about, reducing the threat from north korea's nuclear weapons, is really just a reaffirmation of the statement that kim jong-un made to president moon, which uses the word denuclearization. and i think it's probably very important to say that that word denuclearization does not mean disarmament. and so i think that the two parties are as far apart as they have ever been. >> jeffrey lewis, there has been a round up, if you look on all the sort of instant analysis over the last several hours since this happened. there is quite a lot of skepticism about precisely that point and another point, which is the halting of the war games. but let me first press you on the denuclearization. the word was referred to a lot, pre

lewis tierney got catalan off to an extraordinary start. found us just minutes on the clock when they found usjust enough minutes on the clock when they found us just enough space in the corner to bundle and pushed his way over. a terrific start for the french side and that indeed was the leads that they would not ever going to lose. before half time they got a second try, ben garcia showing just how determined they are to make that piece of history having its way over from close range. leading at half—time it started the second half in exactly the same fashion as that started the first. breida will crusting over a terrific try to extend their lead. then back came at warrington wolves. they really turned it on in the second half of. desperate to put behind them so those years of bad luck they have had over the last few years. george king of benefiting from this fumble to go over, that ballscrews back to 2012 and a guy penalty. just one try it towards the end but the dragons holding on desperately in the final moments to left that famous old

. >> reporter: these pictures show scarlett lewis and happy times with her son, jesse.n a gun man walked into sandy hook elementary and murdered 20 children and six adults. today, she has turned her pain into a mission. >> i'm doing very well. this is healing for me to be able to go out and prevent similar occurrences from happening. >> reporter: she founded the jesse lewis to slope movement, an idea she says has sprung from these words jesse wrote on a chalkboard in the family home prior to his death. it reads, nurturing, health, and love. >> teaching kids how to get along, how to have healthy relationships, deep and meaningful connections, skills and tools for resilience, how to manage their emotions, and how to manage conflict. >> reporter: along with reading, writing, and arithmetic, students are taught social and emotional lessons. lewis says the program is based on decades of scientific research. >> the interesting thing about school safety is that when we think about it, we all think about external safety measures. door locks, active shooter protocol. but in real

while they were nursing their pride lewis hamilton's was also being damaged.ed. the jb she later hamilton's was also being damaged. thejb she later started from pole but was passed by vettel before the safety car came out following the crash. when racing resumed the bridge and failed to retake the lead. unable to catch the for ari he had to settle for second place. with the victory cutting his advantage to 17 points there was a day when f1 was shaken at the start and just stared at the finish. bush pushed very ha rd stared at the finish. bush pushed very hard especially towards the end he was very hast and they had to control the pace but yeah, great weekend. was really performed quite well this weekend, but i mean, weekend. was really performed quite wellthis weekend, but i mean, he drove past me like i was not even there on the straights. we got to keep pushing as hard as we can to see if we can catch up, but you know. the british moto gp race at silverstone has been cancelled because of heavy rainfall. race officials tried their best to get the race underwa

lewis tolson... a repeat in the hat trick. lewis tolson. .. they were a repeat in the hat trick.ce going into theirfinal tolson... they were in third place going into their final dive tolson... they were in third place going into theirfinal dive but tolson... they were in third place going into their final dive but they didn't show the pressure. holding their nerve to get the 16 points needed to overtake russia and germany. afterwards jack revucky nomo is a great day for britain's divers. it's very obvious to see how strong we are in a moment. gold and bronze today, it fantastic results and fantastic depth as well. it's notjust one or two people that and fantastic depth as well. it's not just one or two people that are consistently achieving we have a huge range of people to the junior level. going from strength to strength and showing what looks like in the future. and when i'm retired i would love to see how far british diving can go. and more success for the swimmers. adam pt is qualified for the 50 metres backstroke in the chevy to record and there was gold for the women's fo

lewis, and mr. fanning, me see if i can lay out what i think i understand about this and get you to correct me or supplement it where you will. when it comes to national security perspectives, we are up against nationstates that use this technology for information warfare to destabilize our institutions like ourma electio, to steal information like they did in the dnc server hack, midst of-mails in the an election through wikileaks. we, on the other hand, are an open society and most of the activity we are talking about a curse not in the governments hands but in the private sectors hands. and my perception is that the government is lousy at number one,e protect information or maintaining the current cutting edge of technology that the private sector must simply because otherwise you have liability concerns, among others, not to mention x essential threats to give italy to continue. somebody different kinds of challenges here are some are criminal activity where people are trying to steal informatio

as lewis hamilton led the ca rs into started. opening corner, behind him just watch this... fernando alonso goes over the top... that no one was injured seemed more remarkable with every replay, after nico hulkenberg catapulted fernando alonso into thin air. his orange ca rd alonso into thin air. his orange card skimming straight over the head of charles leclerc. drivers cockpits used to be entirely open but this season they have introduced a protective bar called a halo. judging by the marks left on this car, it's perhaps just judging by the marks left on this car, it's perhapsjust as judging by the marks left on this car, it's perhaps just as well. judging by the marks left on this car, it's perhapsjust as well. it was the only first lap drama. moments later, sebastian vettel strea ked moments later, sebastian vettel streaked past hamilton in the early chaos gateway to a victory procession, as vettel finished 11 seconds clear. hamilton still leads the championship by 17 points but this absorbing title duel has taken another twi

jane lewis explains. once a thriving coal mining community, but no longer.e village of glenbuck lies empty. a population ofjust 1500 empty. a population ofjust1500 worked and lived here, but the quarries are closed, the houses, gone. but the village hasn't been forgotten. thanks to a famous footballing link. bill shankly, the legendary manager who revived the fortu nes legendary manager who revived the fortunes of liverpool was arguably glenbuck‘s most famous son. the memorial in the village pays tribute to his anfield achievements. and while bill shankly himself is in the scottish football hall of fame, a group has been campaigning to ensure his birthplace is included as well. bill shankly was born here, he played football here, he played football with his brothers here. he took what he learnt to liverpool and made them great. if it wasn't for him being here and loading what he learned here, liverpool wouldn't be what they are today. he will be looking down today saying, get it into the hall of fame, i am sure he will. himself, he was in the hall of fame, h

we have a book coming in september by david lewis called "the improbable wendell willkie" which is this really revisionist biography about the 1940 presidential candidate one lewis says he has to be regarded as one of the most transformational american political figures of the 20th century, and this is all indiana-based. >> as well it should be. what else do you have coming out this fall? >> in july with coming up the prison letters of nelson mandela. most of them unpublished. a very historic event, president obama was speaking and we are publishing the accompanying book which shows 255 letters and reads like a gripping narrative of a hugely courageous it are pics of that's coming out in july and that's getting very significant attention. mary beard whom you, before, the historian from cambridge is coming out with how do we look at art, which is just taking art around the world and its a pocket-sized quick tour of the art world which is very much i think in line with your readers, a book again for your kind of reader, max boot who use to be quite a neocon and now has written a book on "

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lewis hamilton is on pole position for tomorrow's belgian grand prix in spa. championship leader mastered the wet conditions to go seven tenths of a second faster than sebastian vettel, who's second. force india took third and fourth place just days after the team was saved from collapse. tomorrow's british motogp will start 90 minutes earlier than planned because of heavy rain in the forecast. qualifying today was delayed by more than an hour due to downpours. jorge lorenzo will start on pole at silverstone, with britian‘s cal crutchlow in fourth. great britain won three gold medals on the penultimate day of competition at the european para—athletics championships in berlin. hannah cockcroft beat teammate and rival carrie adenegan in the t34 800 metres in a championship record time. it was wheel—to—wheel the whole way but cockroft held on to take the title. sophie hahn and thomas young were the other gold medallists.

. >> scarlet lewis was here tonight speaking with schools starting on monday parents already concerned about school safety. tonight car let lewis had a powerful message. >> jesse stood up to the shooter and saved nine classmates lives. >> an extraordinary thing to say about a 6-year-old boy. jesse lewis is one of 26 people killed in the sandy hook massacre in 2012. 23450u 1/2 years later, his mother scarlet is be part of th solution against school violence. ery moment of my life i work towards making sure that my personal tragedy doesn't happen travels all country, speaking to educators and parents about her tragedy and how she has been working tirelessly trying to prevent another mass killing. she calls it social emotional learning. > teaching kids how to have healthy and positive relationships, deep and meaningful connections. >> sandy hook shook our country. if it been an anomaly it would have been bad enough but it's not. >> reporter: there have been so much mass school shootings since sandy hook. >> there is no mass murder gene. babies aren't born and you say too bad he's going to

while they were nursing their pride, lewis hamilton's was also being damaged. sebastian vettel before the safety car came out following the crash. when racing resumed, britain failed to retake the lead. unable to catch the ferrari, he had to settle for second place —— the briton. with sebastian vettel‘s victory cutting hamilton's advantage, it was a day when f1 was shaken at the start and stirred at the finish. it was very strong at the start, but yes, a great weekend. we both dahmer ultimately perform quite well this weekend, but when he drove past me, like, i wasn't live there on the straights. so we got to keep pushing as hard as we can, to see if we can catch up, but, that's all i can say. for the first time in nearly a0 years, a round of the motogp world championships was cancelled outright after torrential rain at silverstone in england meant all racing at the british grand prix on sunday couldn't take place. crashes in rain over the weekend meant riders were not prepared to risk their safety. discussions did take place to postpone the race until monday,

just seconds after the start and with lewis hamilton and sebastian fettle having already cleared the corner there was drama in spot. the culprit was nico hurting back in the yellow or red no the crash propelled mclaren's fernando alonso through the year and on to show look legs so. the drive was made out unscathed thanks to the halo cockpit system which has only been used in the sport since the beginning of the season the race was over for them but not for how it will turn in petal who put on quite the fight to the finish the german stronger motive for the difference though as he took the win it was pretzels fifth victory this season. and here's a reminder of the top story that we're following for you in the u.s. state of florida say at least four people have been killed and around ten wounded in a shooting at a video game tantamount to central jacksonville police say the sole suspect died at the scene. as some good news for football fans of the bundesliga is back in action after a long summer break and the w. is obviously the place for the best coverage of the german top flight join

just seconds after the start and with lewis hamilton and sebastian fettle having already cleared the corner that was drama and spot. the culprit was nico hooking back in the yellow red no the crash propelled mclaren's fernando alonso through the year and on to charlotte clearing so well. the drive was made out unscathed thanks to the halo cup but system which has only been used in the sport since the beginning of the season the race was over for them but not for hamilton in pencil who put on quite the fight to the finish the german stronger motive for the difference though as he took the win it was pencils fifth victory of the season. and returning to that breaking news at this hour media in the u.s. state of florida. to say at least four people have been killed and around ten one dead in a shooting at a video game tunnel meant in central jacksonville but you say the suspect the suspect rather died at the scene with news reports suggesting he killed himself the sheriff described him as a white male and said he acted alone. and so i just want all the bundesliga is back in action after

lewis hamilton's ride.ore impressive is that this whole show is permanently on the road, with car, teams, engineers and scientists moving from country to country and track to track. now, these are the most expensive motorhomes i've ever seen. each one of these is a lorry, and theyjust drive them to the next formula i, stick them together, zip, zip, zip, and that's ferrari's office for the length of the race. and ahead of the base here in spielberg, austria, mercedes are the current world champions, and like every other team here, they spend millions on their car and developing the technology that will hopefully win them the race. but what you see at any grand prix is just the tip of the iceberg. it takes hundreds of people to develop that technology. so we sent lara lewington to mercedes hq to find out what really goes into winning a race. away from the track, the people, the preparation, planning, and the precision are pivotal. hi, i'm lara lewington from the bbc. hello. can ijust put security stickers on

we ain't got any. >> martin and lewis transcended their material in a huge way. >> no, it is not. >>and after the show, i will take you you to the park and we will paint some sto -- socks on statutstatutes. >> and martin and lewis did have that the love in the beginning, but then they hated each other in the end. >> and the history of comedy airs tonight at 10:00 right here on cnn. thank you so much for joining me. i'm ribl nobles and the continuing live coverage of the duels rallies in washington continues in a moment with my colleague ana cabrera. colleague ana cabrera. have a great night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com o (vo) love. i got it. i gotcha baby. (vo) it's being there when you're needed most. he's the one. (vo love is knowing... it was meant to be. and love always keeps you safe. (vo) love is why we built a car you can trust for a long time. the all-new subaru impreza sedan and five-door. a car you can love no matter what road you're on. the subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. right now, get 0% apr financing on the 2018 subaru impreza. tremfya® is fors

making up for it with effort and ingenuity and of course they can rely on four time world champion lewis hamilton he's delivered a driving must across so far this season the spirit within the team is stronger than it's ever been and these experiences that we've been having and how we've been handling them have really united us more than any other year hamilton is currently top of the driver standings ahead of second placed sebastian vettel with nine races left to run this season the jewel between these two is already heating up. and. pressed hundreds of years in crimea as they took part in the cliff diving called the black sea resort ten provided a stunning backdrop while the twelve competitors where the crowds lining the beach diverse knowledge themselves a twenty seven major high platform and the winner was familiar face reigning champion gary holland from great britain once again one first prize six u.s. dollars. on a track that has opened up here in berlin this weekend the museum of illusions test visitors perceptions and promises and veneration through a world turned upside down. so

with brendan lewis who said thatjohnson should apologise.the moment that the conservative party hopes the former foreign secretary will apologise. theresa may is not quite ready yet to say the actual words and there are those saying she needs to take firm action. summon the labour party say she should call him out for islam phobia. —— some in the labour party. six men have been found guilty of trying to smuggle albanian migrants across the english channel. the old bailey heard that one vessel was so overcrowded, it began to sink and those on board had to be rescued. the national crime agency described the plot as "staggeringly reckless," and said the men had been risking lives for profit. two other defendants were found not guilty. frankie mccamley has the story. around a mile and a half off the coast of kent in the pitch black, a boat designed for six people carrying 20 and taking on water quickly. 18 albanian migrants on board. each had paid £5,500 for the crossing. all desperate to be rescued. the only two on board with life jackets were

start of the season i think i'm further up the track sebastian vettel is crucially able to get past lewis hamilton taking the lead before the safety car came out. to say these pick crew did their best to give hamilton a chance but ferrari matched them to keep their man out in front. vettel cruised to the checkered flag finishing twelve seconds clear for the fifty second wind of his career. that takes him past our crossed up to third on the all time list behind hamilton and michael schumacher a very smooth race here lewis pushed very hard especially in the first into was the end he was very fast in the second stint they could turn everything down a little bit and control the pace but yeah great weekend i did everything i could in the race and i think we owed me by well this weekend but. i mean he drove past me like i wasn't even there on the straight hamilton sounded concerned and well he might be better was cut his championship lead to seventeen points and next up it's ferrari's home race the italian grand prix at monza. david stokes al-jazeera. british racetrack silverstone has added a n

freedom parkway in atlanta has been renamed to honor congressman john lewis.ause it would displace many families. but after being a strong voice behind the compromise, lewis now says it's like coming back home. >> simon cowell once dubbed mr. nasty was all smiles as he was honored with a star on the hollywood walk of fame. the music mogul was first introduced to us after the launch of the singing competition of "american idol". the season one grammy winner kelly clarkson was there to congratulate her friend. i one direction, little mix and 5th harmony. good to see you him smiling. >> doesn't do much of that. love him or hate him, he has had an impact on television. >> thanks for watching, i'm marlie hall. >> i'm phillip mena. don't go anywhere. the news conti nustories. an arson investigation at a san jose restaurant. >>> right now at 4:30, two breaking news stories. an arson investigation at a san jose restaurant and a stabbing at a fremont b.a.r.t. station. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. thank you for joining first, we want to go to the stabbing

to hear someone like john lewis speak about her really warms your heart.me time with her, not a lot of time, like many of her friends she's known for decades. i've known her for the past five to seven years. we just developed this friendship where we would contact each other, often through texts, and every once in a while i would get a random phone call from her. we would do lunch or i'd go to her party or see her here in the city. the last time i saw her was in 2017 in the late spring, early summer when she was here for the release party for clive davis. she performed and looked amazing. i can only imagine -- she didn't tell us then, but what she was dealing with. after that, she no longer did concerts. i'm heartbroken. but i'm heartened that her legacy will live on. the music will play on. as we've been listening, john, to so many hits. an you know, i've been speaking to a lot of folks who knew her, and one of them is also iconic, deon warwick. i think she's on with us now. are you there? >> yes, i am. >> how are you doing today? >> i'm trying to pull th

instead of heading to canton, ohio with hall of famers like ray lewis and bobby lewis and famers likeray lewis and bobby beathard...the grandfather of niners quaterback cj beathard...owens will hold his very own ceremony at the university of tennessee at chattanoga...w here owens played college football.t.o. says after years of being overlooked by sports writers and hall of fame voters...he wants to hold a private ceremony with loved ones and fans you had a feeling you had a feeling ownes was his own man....or a little bit crazy when...engvo.... when...engvo....little bit crazy own man....or a little bit crazy when...engvo.... instead of heading to canton, ohio with hall of famers like ray lewis and bobby beathard...the grandfather of niners quaterback cj beathard...owens will hold his very own cereof tennessee at chattanoga...wowens played football.t.o. says after years of being sports writers and hall of fame voters...he wants to hold a private ceremony with loved ones and fanshere is the hall of fame receiver with more.(sot) back with the giantds and a's back with the back with the

and in formula one motor racing ferrari sebastian vettel is training defending champion lewis hamilton in the driver standings but based plenty of time to bridge that gap the ferrari team is closer to the title this year than they have been for a long time. this year's ferrari is nothing if not fast. told the new chief technical officer has overseen the creation of an innovative machine the early results were positive ferrari started the season with two. we have all the reasons to be confident i think will cause great stuff to come so plenty to look forward to but as of yet for already have failed to fully capitalize on their technical superiority sebastian vettel looks unusually vulnerable on four occasions mistakes have cost him the win like at the german grand prix when federal threw away the lead with a steering error and crashed out of the race eleven years without a title have obviously ramped up the pressure at ferrari. this year is the first time in a long time that missy these don't have the technical advantage but the team is making up for it with effort and ingenuity and of

making up for it with effort and ingenuity and of course they can rely on full time world champion lewis hamilton he's delivered a driving master class so far this season the spirit within the team is stronger than it's ever been and these experiences that we've been having and how we've been handling them have really united us more than any other year hamilton is currently top of the driver standings ahead of second placed sebastian vettel with nine braces left to run this season with jule between these two is already heating up. the annual pilgrimage is getting underway and saudi arabia over two million faithful from across the world are expected cheering the five day event the one of the five pillars of islam and it's required of all able bodied muslims once and their lifetime. it is by no means an easy journey walking up to fifteen kilometers a day in more than forty degree heat but for the more than two million muslims taking part this year it will be the trip of a lifetime. this is the first time that i've performed and it's been one of my greatest wishes for a long time i prayed t

one of the points you mentioned is the lewis and clark expedition arrived. but when we talked about the northern plains, especially in the 18th century, i emphasized that the real dynamism, the real action was between the native peoples who lived there, as they engaged in their own winning of the west, their own relations, their own conflicts. and that had remained the case throughout much of the 19th century. well, this began to change in the third quarter of the 19th century, as the united states decided it was going to settle matters in the west, once and for all. in june 1865, right after robert e. lee's surrender, william tecumseh sherman did not get a vacation. william tecumseh sherman was reassigned and he returned here to st. louis, where he had lived before to assume command of a military department that extended from the mississippi river to the rocky mountains. now, let's return to sherman, who we talked about a few weeks ago. that middle name should be telling you something. do you remember where sherman was bopper? what state he was born in? yes

he was a tenth ahead championship leader lewis hamilton, with sebastian vettel down in fifth. he was a tenth ahead championship leader lewis hamilton, with sebastian vettel down in fifth. they called me in the summer. completely out of context. they had been chasing me in the last seven years and now they say that they are loyal to their programme and their commitments and they junior drivers, and it has been cleared and unfair to me. great britain's women have reached their first ever final at the wheelchair basketball world championships in hamburg. they put on a dominant performance to beat the hosts germnay 60—37. co—captain helen freeman, the team's longest serving player, led from the front putting up 31 points for the team. great britain's women will face either the netherlands or china in tomorrow's final. it is absolutely amazing. the first time we have ever got to the championship final, and after a game where everyone worked so well together against a strong german side, i couldn't be any happier. britain's men also made it thorugh to the world championships final a

well done to lewis. now on bbc news it's the film review.ummer holidays. it has been ages. what have you chosen this week? the children act, a new film starring emma thompson. the very different alpha. and blackkkla nsman, the spike lee film. and the children act, i am interested to hear what you say, because i have read the novel and i liked it. adapted from the novel by ian mcewan. emma thompson is a high courtjudge whose work is engulfing her life. she's involved in life—and—death cases, one of which is about the 17—year—old boy refusing a blood transfusion on religious grounds, but he is technically a child, and there is an argument about whether he's been forced by his parents into this position. she has to deal with weighty philosophical issues. she brings the work home with her, and her husband, he is starting to feel shut out of their marriage. here is a clip. i'll make reservations for dinner, because i've had an awful day myself. we'll go drink some wine, and i can get some opera tickets for saturday night.

lastly, we have lewis chang who wa nts to lastly, we have lewis chang who wants to be the next lennyginally black but you changed him. why? when i first started on the novel, i imagined he would be a black teenager from a small town in georgia but as i tried to get started, it didn‘t make sense that this teenager would move and leave a small town in georgia, go to california and agreed to return and visit and participate in the civil war re—enactment and also have no historical sense of it. its something his parents, growing up in the south, would have advised him against. you get a lot of explicit instruction growing up a person of colour in the south, always be respectful when the police talk to you, you know, don‘t talk back. your pa rents you, you know, don‘t talk back. your parents basically give you a laundry list of things that you should do to ensure that you will come home in one piece each night. and that being the case, the story wasn‘t working because the main character would already know... all that. not to go back and do what he did. but they go back and do what he did.

you have john lewis who president trump tweeted about as being all talk, talk, talk. you have maxine waters. a very extraordinarily low iq individual. you have fredricka wilson, the florida representative he called wacky. you have la var ball, the basketball player's father, trump called a poor man's don king. i mean, there is a pattern here. he is apparently triggered very easily by blacks when they come after him. >> betsy, i want you to react to that. you look at the president. he pokes at, jabs at all kinds of people you could say from across the spectrum. when it comes to people of color, as jeremy's say, the attacks fall into a clear narrative here. that low iq maxine waters thing is something he returns to. we heard it when he was in pennsylvania this week. when he was speaking in barry. >> the president seemed to relish going after high-profile african-american people who criticize him. arguably his single biggest target over the last few months has been the nfl when many african-american players have protested police violence by kneeling dur the national anth

earlier lewis brandon lewis, a seniorfigure in the party earlier lewis brandon lewis, a senior figuren senior figure in the party tweeted that borisjohnson should apologise for the comments. they were made in an article in his daily telegraph comment yesterday in which he actually said that he opposed a ban ona actually said that he opposed a ban on a full face veil which has just been introduced in denmark but that was the language he used, saying that muslim women who wear burqas lookalike letterboxes and bank robbers. sources close to boris johnson has said he will not be apologising saying it is ridiculous that these views are being attacked and saying we must not fall into the trap of shutting down the debate on difficult issues like this. these criticisms have drawn criticism from muslim groups including the conservative muslim forum who say that the article will whip up hatred of women who wear niqabs and burqas while the muslim council of britain has accused him of pandering to the far right. earlier today, has accused him of pandering to the far right. earliertoday, baroness

do you agree with brandon lewis that boris johnson us. see that the number of horace's collea g u es see that the number of horace's colleagues from the foreign office, alistair burt mp and others, tariq ahmed, have come out to say that these comments are unacceptable and uncalled for and it is right that brandon asks boris to apologise. this clearly shows that the party is hopefully going to take this matter seriously. indeed, but boris johnson went on to say that he did not think that the wearing of the burka or the niqab should be banned as it has beenin niqab should be banned as it has been in some other countries — do you welcome that? there is a very real debate to be had about the different interpretations that people have about religious address. it's a debate that indeed i covered in my book only last year in some detail. and i myself am not a fan of the burka and the face veil. however, what is concerning about this particular incident is not so much the message that boris was allegedly trying to get out, but the very deliberate

i think, congressman lewis, about aretha franklin singing at martin luther king jr.'s funeral.. >> i remember aretha just doing what she could do best, to tell the story through music, through song. she had the capacity, the ability to make you feel better, when sometimes you were feeling down. she was so wonderful, so gifted. i saw her on so many occasions in atlanta, in washington, in new york, in detroit, in other places around the country. and i will never forget on one occasion, i will never forget, it was august 1967, dr. king was having a convention in atlanta. and aretha would perform. she got happy and just kept singing, she wouldn't stop singing. dr. king wanted a staff person to go and tell aretha, we have to end the program. and that was the last performance that dr. king witnessed of aretha. he loved aretha, he loved her father, reverend c.l. franklin. they both were very supportive of him, and of the movement. i remember on occasion, coming out of jail in selma or other places in the south, and we would have quarter and we would get one of these machines that play

people like representative john lewis should be speaking out.ook at what our parents went through in their generation in the civil rights movement and free speech movement that is not what that generation was all about in the democrat party but now democrats are quick to turn a blind eye when the violence and lack of free speech is happening on the other side. a sad statement and for people like john lewis who fought for young african-americans to have a voice, not people like candace owens, is a tragedy. jillian: i could be wrong but to my knowledge we haven't seen this from the other side, we haven't seen republicans attacking democrats like this at restaurants or the public trying to enjoy a meal. you had it happened to sarah sanders and kirstjen neilsen and candace owens and charlie couric when they are sitting having a meal. >> i would say the lack of civility starts with the president and some of the tweets he sent out and things he said, attacking lebron james unfairly, he has done a lot of things that created this environment for discord

lewis and clark and the people accompanying them come and go. but the systems of power and settlement in place there didn't change. what else? anybody else? no? don't want the microphone in front of you? well so be it. one of the points you mention is the lewis and clark expedition arrived. but when we talked about the northern plains, especially in the 18th century. the real dynamism, the real action was between the native peoples who lived there as they engaged in their own winning of the west. their own relations, their own conflicts. that had remained the case throughout much of the 1th century. this began to change in the third quarter of the 1th century as the united states decided it was going to settle matters in the west once and for all. in june 1865. right after robert e. lee surrendered william tecumseh sherman did not get a vacation. he was reassigned and returned to st. louis to assume command of a military department that tended from the mississippi river to the rocky mountains. let's return to sherman. who we talked about a few w

lewis, but there is construction all over the city now anyways. so, that's all i have. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you very much. any public comment in support of the project? >> hello, commissioners, scott feeney. i'm here to read a letter from friends from west side is the best side, me reading the letter. dear planning commissioners. absolutely no reason to take discretionary review or to deny this project. this proposal is compliant with both existing zoning of rh-1 and 40x limit, and dwelling legislation. this should be a no brainer. not only add a much needed home, thanks to the a.d.u. on the first floor, but have the home they need for themselves thanks to the vertical addition. and also concerned, on behalf of the mid sunset neighborhood association, a shell community organization that only exists to initiate such appeals and has not had a meeting in years. what this means is that instead of paying the $597 fee to delay this project with the d.r. request, in this case it is free. indeed, this fee does not apply when a neighborhood organization files a