we fired ed henry.as an independent investigation, conducted by an outside law firm and says that the areu's complaints are utterly devoid of any merit. basically, what fox news says is you have a problem with ed henry, go to court and we have nothing to do with this. there are some who say her claims are not as strong so we will see in this case moves forward. but listen to what kathy areu said in an interview about the environment at fox news, about her interactions with the male anchors. >> i kind of got numb to it. i thought it was perfectly fine to receive pornographic images and gifts. i thought that was normal for a male anchor to do. >> to send pornographic images? they sent you pornographic images? >> yep. >> brian, i remember four years ago back in 2016 when you interviewed me about things that went on with roger ailes and you asked me then, is fox just rot on the core? and i said something like no, it's not rotten to the core. i'd like to amend my answer now if i may. because given everything

henry: yeah.es back to maybe if you rewind two or three times when we spoke before, yeah, i'd been going to china since 1995 and i told you there was a secular shift in the u.s.-china relationship. nothing's changed in my mind from that perspective. and you know, what we're seeing, i do think that that continuation. you and i talked about trade as a percentage of g.d.p. peaking in 2008, the trade wars are new but the data has been bearing that out for almost a decade, over a decade. and what we're seeing now that is a new chapter in what you and i have flushed out for folks in the past couple sessions is it is expanding in terms of strategic items in health care and new relative coronavirus and emphasize what is we're trying to do at k.k.r., we're trying to get through things -- three things right, one is we're trying to get our themes right, where will we see g.d.p. plus growth and understand that at the sector level and then do that globally. number two is find companies where we can create oper

henry olsen? guest: i think a lot of the criticism of the president's handling of coronavirus is partisanship. he would have been distracting the country from the important questions of impeachment and ukrainegate. win with a large segment of the national media. i watched every democratic debate, particularly for 2020, and i do not recall any of those people talking about the coronavirus coming. it was so obvious, as it is being reported now, why weren't they talking about it? it was not obvious. it was a difficult decision. i think the president has got the response pretty reasonably well. host: does the president have self-discipline -- self-discipline? not shown it. he likes to spew his messages. he likes to think in terms of 24-hour, 40 a eight-hour media cycle, rather 48-hour media-- cycle, rather than a large effort to bring a point home and he has not shown signs of changing his stripes. host: the article linking russia kill a troops,o yourounty story, what is thought? examplehis is another

in response, an attorney for ed henry said the evidence in this case demonstrate that ms. eckhart initiated and completely encouraged a consensual relationship. >> was there ever a time at fox you felt safe? >> i think it's safe to say i was particlized by fear when i was working there i don't know how you could continue to cultivate and foster an environment that rewards sexual predators consistently year after year. >> i don't want anyone else to feel that way either. >> cathy, a former fox news analyst and co-plaintiff in the lawsuit says she hopes speaking out will help create change at the network. she alleges she was sexually harassed by at least four men there. >> i got numb to it. i thought it was perfectly fine to receive pornographic images and gifts. i thought that was normal for a male anchor to do. >> send important graphic images? >> yeah. >> to send pornographic images? >> yes. >> she said tucker carlson featured her on his show less after she refused his sexual advances. sean hannity threw $100 demanding somebody take her out for a date for drinks. attorney

henry performed sadistic acts on her without her consent. as for areu she says henry sent her a slew of wildly inappropriate sexual images and mesessages throughout the first half of this year. ed henry attorney kt rie foti says the evidence in this case will demonstrate that miss eckhart initiated-- initiated and completely encoveraged a consensual relationship. fox news stayed in a statement that cathy areu's claims against fox news are false, patently frivolous and utterly de void of any merit. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: coming up next, an unforgettable moment in history. the words and message of john the words and message of john lewis in 1963. e temperature che. you're good to go. i have to take care of my coworkers. that's how i am. i have a son, and he said, "one day i'm gonna be like you, i'm gonna help people." you're good to go, ma'am. i hope so. this is my passion. if i can take of everyone who is sick out there, i would do it in a heartbeat. ...remind us... ...and forewarn us. but if you have type 2 diabete

nelson henry junior did both. raised in philadelphia as one of seven children, henry joined the army specialized training program while attending lincoln university during world war ii. private first class henry was sent to a pair of segregated bases, one in virginia, another in missouri. a college football knee injury prevented him from shipping off to war with his fellow soldiers. on october 17, 1945, henry was given a blue discharge, which is neither honorable nor dishonorable. instead, it was a stamp of sorts, placed mostly upon african-american and gay service members which prevented them from receiving military benefits like the g.i. bill and served as a signal to employers. between 1941 and 1945, some 48,000 soldiers received a blue discharge. the practice was discontinued in 1947. henry fought for his honorable discharge but saw it was futile and moved on with his wife lydia to whom he would be married for 71 years. he drove a taxi while getting his degree at temple university. eventually, became a manager

. >> elaine chao a henry a standing outsiong kong court.ands are raised as supporters shout pro-democracy slogans. the couple have just been fou not guilty on riding during last year's protests. they were chargealong with hundreds of others who faced seven years in pri but now they are free. >> i was crying because a lot of people were crying. just made me feel like it was a relieto hear that we were acquitted. >> henry and dealing insist they were only providing first aid to people being tr gassed during one of the huge pro-democracy in july 201 they say they did not go near the front lines or act violently. the court believed them, saying there was no evidence the pair were involve the couple own a gym kong, and before the trial, they orwere preparing for the w. henry even made a photo ok for elaine,o they could remember ech other, should they b separated by a lengthy prison sentence. the couple were married last year, days after being relist from their first stint in jail. what was meant to be a small fair due to online threats instead s

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tonight the story of lou henri hoover the. hoover administration in 1929 to 1933 and what an interesting life she had. here to tell us about her years before the white house as we get started tonight is annette dunn lap. historian author first ladies biographer scholar with the hoover institution and working on a biography of lou henri hoover. what is to just interested you to dispensable years of your life looking into this one. >> i got interested in her with talking with a friend of mine through the library up in canton ohio and when i started looking at lieu, a realize that this is a woman whose story has not been fully told. there are so many layers to her, so many different activities that she has been involved in, and a legacy that she has left for women particularly even today that i would like to see arrest of people know about. >> let's start with her growing up here, she was born in waterloo iowa, and the tails i read is that her father really wanted a boy. >> so they say. and so the name blue which is not short for

that same day reporter henry lee received another e-mail.ong message soon followed by more supporting denise's claim that this was no hoax from a person claiming to have been one of the kidnappers. >> they were very articulate. clearly written by someone who was extremely intelligent. >> ms. huskins was absolutely kidnapped. we did it. we will provide incontrovertible proof. he claimed to be part of a group. more than two and fewer than eight in number. >> they went into extreme length about break-ins, home invasions, you name it. >> some of us have a tech background. stealing late model cars, according to the e-mail, the group decided to try kidnapping because we wanted something with a high payout that we only had to do once or a few times. >> what is going on? why are you apparently confessing? >> the writer admitted that the reality of the kidnapping was much more upsetting than expected. we fancied ourselves a sort of ocean's 11 gentlemen criminals who only took stuff that was insured from people who could afford it. the horrifying real

his name is henry weissmann. who was henry weissmann and what did he have to do with the passage of new york's bake shop law? >> henry weissmann is actually a very interesting character and i don't know how this has happened to me, normally i choose someone that's hard to follow. he's not really famous, but he's famous enough that you can find little bits and pieces about him. what i did learn is he was a german national and he was a baker in germany and he landed in california first in the united states in 1886 where he joined the anti-coolly league which was an anti-chinese organization and a sometimes violent organization. he ended up being put in jail for six months as possession of the explosives. soon after he was released he came to new york where he was hired as the editor of the baker's journal which was the international bakers and confectioners unions journal. >> question about the unions. were they starting to organize? >> unions throughout the united states at this time, and remember, we're talking 1

it never heard of patrick henry, give me freedom or give me death.my parents, give me freedom or give me death. they were not ever apologetic, they fought to the bitter end and so i grew up seeing all of that and it certainly had an impact on who i became in the long run, but they were two - now, 50 years later, america is a different place. america is not a relatively racist which racism no longer stops the dreams and hopes of any black person in american life. you can do anything you want. you can be the president, you can be the ceo, you can be a dishwasher, you can be anything you choose to be in america today. does that mean every white person is going to love you. i don't know and don't care. what is important is you have that opportunity. the opportunity is what it is all about. the civil rights movement today is very different from back then. they are not fighting against a real racist, a real enemy that will stunned their lives through bigotry. they are fighting now basically for the rewards, manipulating white guilt, using the story of blac

and this is henry cabot lodge. woodrow wilson got one of the first newfangled imported degrees called the phd. americans were in love with all things german about the turn of the 20th century, but henry cabot lodge was one of, if not the first phd in history, from harvard university. his phd was on teutonic land solving history which meant that like wilson and like roosevelt, he could read german. can you imagine presidents who can actually read foreign languages? he had the long increasing where ticket -- the wrong, increasingly articulated view of america's place in the world, but what is also interesting is he hates woodrow wilson. it's going to get personal. how do they start fighting? i'm going to tell one story about the debate in the united states that nobody remembers. how to end world war i within. .ermany this is going to be the most energetic ferocious assault on the prerogative of a president to lead american foreign policy in the history of the -- of the republic, but we will have a president who says

henry and elaine insist they were only providing first aid to people being tear gassed during one ofests in july 2019. they said they did not go near the front lines or act violently. the court believed them. saying there was no evidence the pair were involved. the couple own a gym in hong kong and before the trial they were preparing for the worst. henry even made a photo book for elaine so they could remember each other should they be separated by a lengthy prison sentence. the couple were married last year just days after being released from their first stint in jail. what was meant to be a small affair due to online threats instead saw dozens of family and friends show up. henry and elaine can now get on with their lives, but the couple say they won't celebrate while others are still waiting to be tried. translation: we hope what we have been through can give them a little courage. can let them know that they are not walking alone. since last year's protests in hong kong, china has introduced a new national security laws which have some worried about the implications for trials l

of henry clay's america -- henry clay will be for lincoln what lincoln called his beau-ideal of a statesman, and he is much more suspicious and in what he has to say about andrew jackson. it is not entirely a matter of applause. so the words we looked at last time, where lincoln is talking about how they labor for a while, saves a surplus with which to buy tools or land for himself, then labors on his own and then at length hires a new beginner to help him. this is his free labor. that is the system. that is the whiggish system of self transformation, self-improvement, free labor. the just and generous and prosperous system that opens the way to all, gives hope to all and improvement of condition to all. if one continued in condition of higher labor, it's not a fault of the system, but because of either a dependent nature which returns it or in providence folly or similar misfortune, there is -- and this is lincoln affirming not only the principles of free labor and whiggish self-transformation, but this is also the way lincoln draws his contrast with slavery. there is no permanent class of

the first to hatch in lincolnshire since henry v!!! is a big enough, quite enough area for us to nest. hunting and habitat change assault cranes become extinct in the uk 400 yea rs cranes become extinct in the uk 400 years ago, but the creature known for its elaborate courtship dance is bouncing back. so significant is this bird's arrival, that the wildlife trust is now planning to redesign this nature reserve in order to give the crane family more peace and quiet. it can take hours, just to catch a glimpse but some have managed it. this is the first timei have managed it. this is the first time i have seen them as close as i have here and certainly the first timei have here and certainly the first time i have seen a check with them. it has been a wonderful experience, fantastic. the wildlife trust has been trying to lure a breeding pair of cranes to lincolnshire for many yea rs. of cranes to lincolnshire for many years. we bought the site into 2009 with the express purpose of creating lost fenland habitat and these were one of the mis

may surprise you that has been terminated from fox news out at fox morning anchor and rising star ed henry was abruptly fired by the network we'll tell you why did the l.a.p.d. pressure the l.a. times to fire cartoonist ted rall because of his anti-police drawings and commentary or was he the problem wall will be here to make its case so you've asked the right person a great discussion with the ventura panel jesse and tyrrell money a father son combo weighing in on everything from working together here on r t to the toppling of statues don't miss it. and how about some must see independence day programming a speech by nation of islam leader louis farrakhan well we'll tell you who scheduled it and then pulled it and why that might have happened i'm steve walz berg let's see the press. oh yeah oh. jesus wishes. to buy. a law everybody happy 4th of july weekend and i want to thank you for putting the press on your holiday menu i'd like to start with one of the most egregious examples. of advocacy slash agenda driven journalism i've ever seen in my life c.n.n.'s brooke baldwin had a guest on f

ed henry is one of those mentioned.go shortly after the new claims against him first surfaced. the lawsuit also accuses current on air personalities including tucker carlson and sean hannity of sexual harassment. the network said those claims are false, pa tntly frivolous and utterly devoid of any merit. first on "cbs this morning," jericka duncan spoke to the two women making allegations including one who said ed henry raped her. what did necessary women tell you? >> reporter: good morning. you know, tony, they said they feel relieved but yet still scared. i spoke to jennifer eckhart and kathy arue who described the workplace where abuse was routine and expected. a warning to our viewers, some allegations you're about to hear you may find very disturbing. >> after we met and we had our photo taken together, he messaged me wow you are way more beautiful in person. >> reporter: jennifer eckhart said her connection to ed henry began in 2014 when she was a production assistant. >> as a 24-year-old girl, when the chief whit

remember james henry hammond. the doctrine, lincoln says, the doctoring of self government is right, absolutely and internally right and that was part of the strategy of stephen a douglas. because when he comes to and says what is the proper sovereignty? solve the question of slavery in the territories. what does that sound like accept, self government. that is democracy. let's let the people on the ground make the choices. that is self government. all right yes, lincoln says, it is absolutely it internally right. but it has no just application. that or perhaps i should rather say, that whether it has such application should be whether or not or an african american is not or is a man. if they is a man isn't a total destruction of government? to say he two should not govern himself? you talk about popular sovereignty's and self government. and then you take a whole category of people and exclude them from governing themselves. that is not self government. that is fraud, at that imitation of self government. you kno

henry moeran, thank you so much for your time.wo relegation spots yet to be decided, aston villa are desperate for a win over crystal palace this afternoon... second from bottom, they've not won in 10 matches, losing 8 of those. dean smith's side are seven points from safety with five games to play. they're a point below relegation rivals bournemouth who are also in action later — they take on leicester in the late kick off. their manager eddie howe says with 5 matches left, it's still all to play for. in terms of running out of games, yeah, that is a possibility. who knows? we still have games left and points to play for and we still believe so the end of the season will tell us the answer to that question. there's one game that's already under way — that's wolves v everton. wolves could move to within three points of the european places with a win. they lead 2—0 at the moment — rauljiminez and leander dendoncker scoring either side of the break. and later — it's the north london derby. more than just bragging rights on the line.

yeah (applause) >> our 1981 variety club henry, mr.reynolds. >> look at that center table, i really would not want your job. >> i don't think any of us here have to worry about that. . >> hi, nancy. hi, dutch. you changed ages, didn't you? dutch and i have a lot in common. we both played college football. i played at florida state. dutch played at eureka. florida state is going to the gator bowl. did eureka get a bowl bid? and of course we both made westerns. i made four westerns, dutch made four westerns, cowboy from brooklyn in 1938, and jean from texas, santa fe trail, 1940, and cattle queen of montana in 1955. all of them. i was going to do a remake of cattle queen of montana, but they wanted me to play the title role. in the early 19 fifties, that went into television, hosting general electric theater and death valley days. he parlay to television series into a lot better job. i parlayed two terrible television series into another terrible television seniors. he then spent eight years at the branch office in sacramento before bein

ed henry later posted statement from his attorney who said henry denies the allegations referenced inox announcement and confident that he would be vindicated after a full hearing in an appropriate form. the attorney told me she had no further comment. difficult people -- moment for everyone here at fox howie: media controversy from the moment president trump announced he would be spending part of fourth of july at mount rushmore, no social distancing and the president delivered in part cultural message. >> angry mobs are trying to tear down statutes of our founders, deface our most sacred memorials and unleash a wave of violent crime in our cities. howie: joining us from the white house fox news correspondent mark meredith. mark, substantial media criticism with thousands of people mostly getting together not wearing masks, dc officials said don't go down to mall for fireworks because of risk of coronavirus, what's the white house view of media criticism about the staging of the events and the size of the crowds? mark: the white house is making information out for people to make indi

skyler henry has the latest from washington. >> coronavirus shut downs across the country led to the worst quarterly economic report ever recorded. second quarter u.s. gross domestic product plunged a record 32.9%. >> if we go back to the great recession, i think our worst quarter was down 8.4%. now we're talking about a 33% annualized drop. >> for the second week in a row, unemployment numbers are on the rise with 1.4 million people filing for new benefits. >> the rising joblessness has been especially severe for congon age workers for women unemployment checks lose an extra $600 a week on friday. >> negotiations e benefits as part of a larger coronavirus relief package have stalled. >> we're miles apart on a number of issues and there were more issues that we're srt ter unemployment benefits so congress with agree on a coronavirus relief bill. >> this is the greatest public health challenge in a crisis and the greatest challenge in 75 years. earlier rounds of coronavirus relief exempt americans in hair homes and businesses open. now that's adapt. >> the past four for the economy is

richard henry lee, john adams, and other delegates in favor of independence did not have the votes to carry the day, at least not yet. so the members did what congress has always done best, they kicked the can down the road. [laughter] they delayed a final vote, and agreed instead to set up a committee to study the issue. [laughter] this is what they agreed, resolved that the first revolution be postponed to this day three weeks or so from now, and that in the meantime lest any time should be lost in case the congress does somehow agree to this revolution, a committee be appointed to prepare a declaration to the effect of the said first revolution. this is hardly the rousing, nation-bursting moment that patriots might have been hoping for. still, it was enough to keep things moving forward and john adams himself vowed to spend those next three weeks lobbying his fellow delegates to vote yes when the vote for independence finally came along. john adams also agreed to serve on this new committee, a five-person team tasked to draft a declaration of independence that congress could quickl

henry weismann is a lucky man.y just so happened that he ended up becoming the head of the bakers union at the same time that the gilder committee was in power, doing it survey. it was the power of these individuals, i call those people mainstream reformers. they favored ameliorating the problems of poverty in the tenement houses, and they had just enough strength in the political system in new york at that time that they could get a law like this passed. the unions could not do that they were split into three groups, had no power, had no money, had no ability to influence the legislature. which -- you mentioned levi morton, he was not the important personality here. it was called collier platt. but they might get something that the mainstream reformers might, because there were enough republicans to thwart those democrats in tammany hall in new york city. ms. swain: next is a call from steve watching us in dallas. >> i love your >> series. my question doesn't >> pertain directly to the supreme court case, but i wa

henry lawrence, one of the main negotiators of the treaty that actually ends the war observed in 1782 that, "the minds of the people are sore." linking this idea of trauma and mental displacement. in fact, he himself goes wildly from grief of his son's death to speculation about just how much money he had lost during the war. the state of his property. other prominent people from south carolina that i've studied also talk about the mental despair. one termed it "a general doom," that sense of psychosis, but clear ptsd population wide. another says all was devastation. perhaps more colorfully one continental officer put it thusly. "wherever you turn, the weeping widow and fatherless child pour out their melancholy tales." and here, of course, i'm quoting

here is something henry kissinger said on this program with william f. buckley jr. in 1993. take a look. >> don't we need to begin by deserting the egalitarian myth that all countries are the same. >> but there are some countries that give us a particular problem because they're a threat to the peace of the world and to our own security, or to the stability of the area, such as north korea, such as iran. and we would be prepared to take stroer and preempive meures. >> does president trump understand that basic onidea. >> i think he does, but i'm glad to see henry kissinger add coe- - advocating. >> president trump is willing to negotiate with adversaries than es, his conversations with justinarrudeau were from amicable, and clear he didn't like theresa may, primeinister of great britain, and you described the relationship he had with kim jong un and presidenter president erdogan as a pbromanc. who is president trump's favorite authoritarian. >> i think it' xi jinping, and concern.ls me with great if you watch, on a number of occasions, donald trump on the posite side of the

clay, "justice to harry in the west" is a picture of henry clay.o, they are using that kind of technology. photography i think, you probably want to save for the fillmores and beyond. susan: we also have the first known photograph of the white house in this time period which we're going to show next. and we are i should say working with the white house historical association throughout this series. so as we look at this white house in 1846, i think that's the date on this photograph, sarah polk brought some innovations to the white house -- central heating and gas lighting. conover: well, she didn't actually bring them. let's say they arrived. and central heating and gas lighting, she did hold out when they put in the gas lights and insisted that the oval room at the white house be left with candlelight. and when they turned on the gas lights, of course when they shut down the gas for the night, the whole white house during a reception went dark and yet the oval room was still lit with the beautiful candle lighting. there were experiments, but it u

of the preacher henry ward beecher. what it was like in a darkened theater to sit and watch a play unfold. in 1903, thomas edison made a film, and it looked like this. liza crosses the ice to freedom. ♪ now, the beating of uncle tom. the villain is simon lou correa, harsh overseer of the slaves. uncle tom, and here came the classic time does classic line that brought tears to a generation. "you may own my body, but my soul belongs to god."' ♪ and a change was coming. new york city. lovely brownstone exists, came still a hint that the issue was moving toward a summer revolution. 60 -- winter of 18 to 1860 came abraham lincoln, a politician from illinois, relatively unknown, and he wouldn't have been invited at all if horace greeley at the tribute hadn't been dissatisfied with all the other republican leaders. mr. lincoln might have had something to say. he did. letaid we can not afford to slavery alone where it is, but can we? should we allow it to spread into the national territory and overrun us here in the free states

of knowing of the behavior and ignoring it before henry was fired.ccuses fox news anchor sean hannity, tucker carlson and howard cuts of harassing a woman in various instances. >>> governor newsom has announced new guidelines that allow nail and hair salons across california to operate outside. the new state regulations permits salon employees for licensed businesses to work under a tent or canopy in areas such as parking lot and sidewalks. one salon in san leandro is ready to go with the required sanitation equipment and two portable stations set up for social distancing. >> we are static. we are so happy to a have some movement in the-dust try. >> we have individual liners and individual tubs. and so those liners are tossed out and the tubs are wiped down and cleaned down after every client. >> tattooing and piercing services are not affected by the new guidelines. the state considers them invasive procedures that require a more controlled environment. now you can check the county by county information on reopening with our ktvu news app. there's r

henry viii sought to placate his rebels with a parliament in york.will be an independent inquiry into the coronavirus outbreak — but not yet. borisjohnson said the middle of a pandemic was not the right time to hold one. but at prime minister's questions, there was a foretaste of some of the arguments that will be aired when the inquiry finally comes. the labour leader sir keir starmer asked about a report that warned "intense preparations" were needed now for a possible second wave of coronavirus with the potential to kill as many as 120,000 people this winter. one of the key recommendations in this report, commissioned by the government's 0ffice for science, is that testing and tracing capacity will need to be significantly expanded to cope with increased demands over the winter. the reality is this — trace and track is not working as promised as it stands today. the report makes clear it needs to be significantly expanded to cope with the risks of autumn and winter. what assurance can the prime minister give that the system will be fit for both pu

i will talk to the french philosopher bernard-henri levy. finally from questioning president obama's place of birth to declaring dead people were voting for hillary clinton, donald trump's conspiracy theories of the subject of my new special airing monday night at 9:00 p.m. i will give you a sneak preview. >>> but first, here's my take -- with the pandemic overshadowing everything, one can sometimes forget there is a presidential campaign going on. that helps to explain why the media paid so little attention over the past two weeks when joe biden released his plans to fight climate change and revive the economy. the climate change plan is ambitious and forward-thinking but more interesting is the economic plan, which promises to, quote, ensure the future is made in all of america, unquote. that sounds like an america first agenda, and sure enough, president trump accused biden of stealing his ideas. but, in fact, while the plan is politically clever in moving directly under trump's turf of economic nationalism, it is much better than the pre

henry, it was a bit of a slog, wasn't it, for england today? yes, just a little bit.een the first couple of days of this test match. we did anticipate it could be hard going for the england bowlers. in the end, the west indies surpassing england's total by quite some distance, 114. but england plugged away. perhaps the only concern could be a lack of wickets forjeffrey archer who bowled with intensity and certainly showed some of the skills that made him a household name last summer but no wickets for him in the innings. in terms of the performance batting today, not massive individual scores but actually very solid collective. absolutely, that is the key to their success absolutely, that is the key to their success in this game so far, they have had batsmen that have gone on and got scores, i'll be there one —— no one has got the 100, in the last couple of years it has been the lower order of the west indies that has been more prolific in terms of run—scoring than those at the top. we certainly saw that today with shane dowrich and kraigg brathwaite. offering that st

henry, thank you.d of british gymnastics — and what it's going to do to deal with complaints of bullying and abusive behaviour in the sport. gymnasts have continued to come forward in recent days detailing their experiences of mistreatment. and today we've been told there'll be an independent review. i'm joined now by our sports news reporter natalie pirks who's been following the story. british gymnastics was going to undertake this review — but they're stepping aside? except that of any uk sport and sport england come in and as he said stepping aside and they said it was announcing this move to remove any doubt of the reviews integrity but frankly had a little option. it was under mounting pressure in the last ten days or so, streams of gymnasts right from grassroots up to olympic level coming forward to talk about their alleged mistreatment in the sport. last week and announced this independent review but there were concerns not lease from the british athletes commission which questioned the indepen

henry lee. >>> presidents heldprotests held a rally and march. they also want independent, unannounced inspections of the jail in release of inmates who are not been to trial. >> effectively real reason for death. >>> as of today there are 106 cases of covid-19 that jail and they have released more than 1,000 inmates since the coronavirus pandemic begin. >>> san francisco is shutting down indoor malls again. japan town and the galleria are all effects. the only exception is if the store has an entrance outside. the virus has a much more difficult time spreading in outdoor environments. >>> eldoor aldo county is not on the state's health watch list. but the ston the community list. and that means lake tahoe businesses could be forced to shut down. >>> baseball is back after a four month delay. >> it's such an american game and we're here just enjoying the game. >> how they say it is important for a sense of normalcy. >>> and we're led for cooler weather as we go into the next few days. i'll have that forecast as well as the 5 day. see you back her

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it was two days after they met with friends to celebrate miss henry's birthday.ndom attack on two members of the public involving the use of an knife. daniel hussain was remanded in custody and will appear again here on the 21st of september, when any date for a trial is expected to be set. the oscar—winning italian composer ennio morricone has died at the aged of 91. you may not know the name, but you'll certainly have heard his music — he composed scores for more than 500 film and television productions, including a fistful of dollars and the good, the bad and the ugly. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba looks back at his life. music: the good, the bad and the ugly by ennio morricone his music defined so many classics. this time also saw the start of an enduring partnership. morricone is on the right. 0n the left, a boy called sergio leone. as an adult, he would direct the spaghetti westerns that morricone would provide the music for. he was prolific, composing over 500 schools for film ——scores for film and tv. his theme for bbc drama the life and tim

henry lee, ktvu fox2 news. >>> all right, henry, thank you. >> today, mothers against drunk driving came out against berkeley's plan to remove traffic enforcement responsibilities from police officers. traffic enforcement is crit toprotecting roads against drunk and drug drivers who kill more than 10,000 people every year. the pushback comes one day after the berkeley city council approved a groundbreaking proposal to remove armed police officers from traffic enforcement duties the plan will also defund the berkeley police department by 50% over time or it >>> well coming up here on the 4:00, cybersecurity on high alert after a pair of high- profile attacks, the russians allegedly trying to hack information on covid-19 vaccines . still to come, we'll have the latest on that, as well as the bit coin scam targeting twitter. >>> as we mentioned, covid-19 cases and hospitalizations continue to rise across the country. and hospitals now in several states are bracing to prepare for increased capacity. we will have the latest on the outbreak, coming up. >>> not too much change in our weather pa

two suspects are from oakland, a third from hayward and a fourth from henry county. >>> the players of six u.s. cities are making it illegal to stop the federal agents from working. now the trump administration is considering sending even more of them to portland. last night the protests took a violence turn once again. the protesters breached a fence and slot fireworks at officers. federal agents fireled back with tear gas, flash bangs and fire bangs. >>> there was a calling for a closure of one juvenile facility. haining people are leading this drive. >> reporter: julie, they want to save the byron boys ranch in eastern contra costa county. >> reporter: a few dozen peopling garthered outside contra costa's jubil hall demanding it be closed. and the county make diversion and treatment a priority instead. this public demander floated most youth outfielders have suffered violence or trauma or have youth disorders long before being locked up. it's 50 acres of opportunity to really do restorative justice. >> reporter: there byron boys ranch offered counseling is in danger closing due to b

tom: janet henry, thank you so much, with hsbc.e are going to drive forward this discussion, lots of discussion on markets, do a little bit of politics as well with an important election in singapore going on. later on this morning, mohamed el-erian will get us into the weekend. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance," from london and from new york. behind me, and you will see it in a little bit with the sun rise across the hudson river, it is new jersey. new jersey confronted the virus early. even with that, over 20 deaths announced yesterday by the governor. let's listen. >> you're absolutely right, and the toll has been enormous. over 13,000 confirmed deaths, probably another couple thousand that are expected to pass from covid-19. that is the awful tragedy. our numbers have gotten a lot better. as they got better, we made the decision based on the facts and the science to begin step-by-step reopening our state . so we knew when we were doing that, doing it responsibly, that we wo

the defendants — henry long, albert bowers and jessie cole — were found not guilty of murder.helena wilkinson is at the old bailey. as is at the old bailey. the verdicts were read out, pc harper's as the verdicts were read out, pc harper's widow, who he had been married to for just 28 days, harper's widow, who he had been married to forjust 28 days, broke down in tears. this has been the most harrowing of trials. much of the detail we have not reported because of the graphic nature. he was described as an officer doing no more than his job and after he was killed his widow said he was the kindest most selfless man you will ever meet. here is the background to the case and a warning of the distressing details and flash photography. andrew and lizzie harper, beaming on their wedding day last july, butjust four weeks after they promised a future together it was so cruelly taken away when pc harper was killed. the teenagers responsible, 19—year—old henry long, along with 18—year—olds albert bowers and jessie cole, seen here laughing after their first court appearance. the teenager

the defendants henry long, albert bowers and jessie cole were found not guilty of murder.appointed‘ with the verdict. my colleaguejane hill has been speaking to our correspondent helena wilkinson, who was at the old bailey. as the verdicts were read out in court, eight of the old bailey, pc helper‘s widow lizzie broke down in tears. pc harper‘s widow lizzie broke down in tears. it has been the most carrying case over the last four weeks with a very it has been the most harrowing case over the last four weeks with a very distressing details. his widow after he died said that pc harper was the kindest most selfless man you will ever meet and the court also heard that pc harper was an officer doing no more than hisjob. this is the background to the case, whether details that it contains details of the distressing violence and flash images. this is then beaming after their wedding day, it was so cruelly taken away four weeks later. when pc harper was killed. the teenagers responsible, 19—year—old henty lung, along with 18—year—olds albert bowers and jessie cole, seen here laug