abli bull. we are talking about it 110w abli bull. we are talking about it now so abli bull.ag on that. that definitely draws attention, it is a good investment as well. they are not going to put in so much money if there is nobody watching. it brings a lot of attention as well. the viewership goes up so for them it's a good investment. a bit of a cheeky question, what's the biggest prize you have got was yellow i have won quite a bit. i a competition in vegas, 1 million prize spot, first place was 2205k i won that race. that was pretty good. you say it so casually! i don't really like to talk about it that much. don't like to show off with something like that. but it was a good day, very happy with that. very good! well done. i wish you continued success in the world of e—sports. we are in the wrong business! this is business live. our top story. president trump says he dosn't want america to do business with huawei — as the tech giant is due to be hit with a full ban on working with us firms. let's get the inside track now on a developing part of the tourism industry, where

aided ably by his captainjoe match century. aided ably by his captain joe root who match century. he fell eventually, caught and bowled by peter siddle, but that is the kind of innings has been moved up the kind of innings has been moved up the order to provide. rory burns went on to make that century, he did get lucky a couple of times, he could have been out much earlier on in his innings, but he made his edgbaston crowd wait for it. he seemed to be stuck in the 90s for an eternity, but he eventually got there, much to the delight of many of these spectators who are now leaving behind me. australia's bowlers looked wary by the end of the day, they have had a long, hot day in the field, they lead down to 17 now, they will be back tomorrow knowing many crucial early wickets. so england finally have what they have been looking for some time, opener who can stay at the crease and makea opener who can stay at the crease and make a few runs. 0ut opener who can stay at the crease and make a few runs. out of that field to score your first test century? to be in ashes cricketer in the fi

need to make them believe and understand that both will work for them, that the american dream is ably described by barack obama not as a revolution, but as "a relay race , requiring each of us to do our part to bring the country closest to its highest aspiration." the american dream that was handed to me by women and men who carried the torch tumultuoush really times. under donald trump, that is flickering. -- my solid val when i take office will be to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution, but also the american dream, to ensure that every person in this country has a fair shot at a better life. to reignite and build that flame of opportunity and optimism for all americans. >> more from governor bullock this afternoon here on c-span at the iowa state fair. that coverage at 1:40 five eastern, followed by vice president biden. like now to the heritage heritage-- to the foundation in washington. british parliament member elizabeth truss will talk about the future of a new u.s.-u.k. trade agreement. live coverage here on c-span. [murmuring] dr. bromund: all right. thank you for j

some areas that had note ably above average temperatures were parts of africa, central europe and alaska itan all-of time high of 90 was reported at the anchorage airport. and the arctic circle hit 94.6 degrees last month it's frightening to think we are breaking the records >> it's like the opposite of hell freezing over at this point, i imagine and hi, bill >> to add to the facts the five hottest julys all in the last five years so, kind of crazy. let's talk about the weekend forecast we will continue to watch the heat in areas of the south, it's ban hot august, especially in the soesd the hot and humid continues will continue in texas. on saturday, we are still dealing with the rainy problems in areas of florida. not the best beach weather, as we go in the areas of the northeast, that is when the areas begin to rebuild going to jump in the 90s on sunday we will see a few showers an midwest, we will be dodging thunderstorms. and the heat and humidity continuesment taking a closer look at the florida issues with all the heavy rain coming up. >> payton manning's children's hospital is ex

and myself and my fabulous team, i would like to thank everyone here from conducting the count so ablyorward activists were turned out to forward a message to the people of canon radnor share. what we see here today —— brecon and radnorshire. what we see here is a clear rejection of boris's visit to this constituency, a clear rejection of his ideals and a clear rejection of his ideals and a clear rejection of his ideals and a clear rejection of no deal brexit. thank you. cheering so. as ever i am surprised to find myself in front of a microphone because as i have always said throughout this campaign i am not a politician. i am a loony and i am an official loony. but i am delighted to have been part of this process and hopefully i have engaged a few people who would not normally have voted to come out and vote in their selection. cheering there is one. that was always my aim. to engage other people in the political process. quickly i will say that all these people, whatever their politics, are absolutely lovely... this is bbc news live from mid wales. we had a crucial electoral test for

law and order security guard there despite the fact again the numbers showed that the crime rates in ably have been decreasing consistently for a number of years so what's the likely outcome of this no confidence well 1st of all we shouldn't we shouldn't assume immediately there was a general election and indeed there are some reasons why do you personally hold a republic that had low who is the only one that has actually to to call for new elections to. facto he decided to. nurture the creation of a caretaker government for. 6 months up to generally february 2020 why because in the coming months in the fall of 2019 the tolling government has to pass the budget law for 20 twentieth's and everything lection that would have to take place that could take place at the very earliest you know if not we make the impossible. the budget low this would be a catastrophe because it would immediately come under fire on the financial markets and also because effectively do would be no way to satisfy all the requirements that italy has to fall field with in europe in conflicts motels i mean he has been

complicated story about an alleged effort by iran to move from iran to syria and as andrew simmons ably reported there the british government in your brawl to release that ship after concluding it would no longer go to syria the iranian government is said it never intended to go there but it could if it wanted well now the u.s. government on friday filed this this is filed in the u.s. district court in washington d.c. and it's a complaint saying that iran has violated u.s. sanctions as you may recall that 2015 nuclear agreement with many countries involved which the u.s. abandoned in 2018 after the u.s. pulled out of that the u.s. reinstituted old sanctions but dating way back to the 1977 added some new and so now the u.s. government is saying that what iran did in transferring this oil violates bank fraud laws money laundering laws and aid to terrorism laws all of those are under a u.s. law called the international emergency economic powers act of 1977 that the u.s. alleges in this claim better run try to use shell companies it tried to use the u.s. financial system all to transfer tha

. >> right now we treat 250,000- acres ably. the governor eased environmental ruleses to account for the thenning and adding new fire engines, raising pg&e rates is a tough sale but more in the nord bay. the california pcu held a meeting. it would increase bills by $20 a moverser the next three years. >> two law judges heard testimonies, but no commissioners attended the first to speak, not the public, pg&e top executive in charge of the legal and public relations departments. >> our commitment is to keep customer costs as low as possible while meeting our responsibilities to serve our customers as our changing climate presents new challenges and risks. >> the simple truth is the high utility rates that have increased over the last several years are did result of poor management and lack of commitment time to looking out for the residents. we're past the point of trust us, we got this we know what we're doing, that's been said over and over. pg&e has tolerated a level of destruction and death because it's more profitable. >> i t

it was some of the most difficult periods in the last year and a half, and he has done so ably and professionally, probably spent too much time at the expense of his own family. i know they will be glad to be getting him back. you will, of course, stay with the project, and i'm hoping he will stay until the end of the project, but i really want to thank him. he has been on the central subway for 15 years, nearly half of his long-time it -- long tenure with the city, and really has been a steady force throughout all of this. first with john leaving, with my leaving, albert will be the steady guy to support nadeem and the rest of the agency in getting this done. i want to welcome nadeem and i want to than nadine and thank albert. that concludes my report. [applause.] i think nadine is here somewhere. if you want to come up and say a few words or wave so people know what you look like. >> if you could come to the microphone, please. >> thank you very much. i would like to thank ed for giving me this opportunity to serve the city. as he mentioned, transit is what i do. i took this on as a challenge,

bob and jenna, you have ably made your arguments to our audience tonight. they're the jury.re watching in tv land, if you want to let us know how you would rule, you can tag me at shannon bream or fox news at night and let us know your verdict. thank you. >> thank you. >> shannon: before we go, we want to get in the midnight hero. it was 101 degrees in oklahoma city. an air force airman saw janice hall walking two miles home so he picked her up, decided to take her nome. when he got there, he found out she needs help. he wants to fix the ramp outside her home there and give her additional assistance. he saw someone that was in need and not only get her home but now he wants to make her home a better place to live. so air man jennings, you're the midnight hero. thanks for spending the weekend with us. good night from washington. i'm shannon bream. at visionworks, we guarantee you'll see great and look great. "guarantee". we uh... we say that too. you gotta use "these" because we don't mean it. buy any pair at regular price, get one free. really. visionworks. see the differenc

will, david, you ably made your cases, leave it to the jury at home. thank you both.t and you can respond at shannon breamer at fox news at night. the cries of a frantic mother desperately searching for help as her daughter gasping for air choking on food. and the owner of the jackson hole diner in queens, new york, came to the rescue quickly performing the heimlich maneuver, he did it 13 times, the meth, likely he would never forget asme other. he saved the life for a brave and swift action, isaac, you are tonight's hero. good night from washington, i'm shannon bream. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to a special, inside-the-issues edition of "tucker carlson tonight." we want to open with less than breaking news. this is not a fox news alert. hours ago, congressman seth moulton of massachusetts dropped out of the race for the democratic nomination. confused? never heard of seth moulton, you say? don't worry, not many people have. moulton served in the united statesmarine corps for new york four times, but other than that he hasn't done much other than collectin

arthur ashe boulevard is a name chosen by and ably representing richmond's full community, and that makesplause] and that makes this a very great day for our city, and hopefully a day that will be followed by many more such days. thank you so much. it is great to be with you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. david harris, nephew of arthur ashe. [applause] mr. harris: good morning. >> good morning. mr. harris: it seems i'm using modern technology today where everybody else has a book. bear with me. senator tim kaine, thank you for your kind words. thank you for supporting this effort, and this commonwealth, and this state. additionally richmond, this is truly a spectacular and momentous day. [applause] one we should never forget. our efforts together are epic. today we are letting the world know racism, discrimination, exclusionary tactics, lack of investment in our children, education, and people is bankrupt. [applause] we can no longer support these ideals. and if you find yourself a gatekeeper to discrimination and exclusionary tactics, give up your keys today. [applause] to mr.

and explain her record as attorney general of california and i actually thought she did that quite ably. and you've got to think about what viewers are watching, and i think to have engaged with gabbard at that moment about her own record might not have ended up to be to harris' benefit. >> fair point. let's talk about winners and losers here. to you, michael steele, who stood out to you? because let's say that for some reason joe biden were to falter, who on that stage last night could fill that space? >> that's tough for me. i was not that impressed overall. i thought the leading opportunity for harris was fumbled to really sort of gain some ground. cory booker showed up but i don't know if there's sustaining power there beyond the moment. and everyone has got a weak. i felt that biden came out of it unscathed to the degree that his strength in the black community hardens more and i think you'll see that in south carolina pools, for example. and i think more broadly speaking he affirmed and acquitted himself to the degree that a lot of the base support that's sort of in the air will g

the american dream is ably described by barack obama not as a revolution, but as "a relay race requiring each of us to do our part to bring the country closer to its highest aspiration." the american dream that was handed to me by women and men who carried the torch through really tumultuous times, but under donald trump, that flame is flickering. my solemn vow when i take that oath of office will certainly be to reserve, protect, and defend, yes, the constitution, but also the american dream, to ensure that every person in this country has a fair shot at a better life. to reignite and build that flame of opportunity and optimism for all americans. thank you for spending a little time with me this morning. i would be willing to answer almost any question. [laughter] >> almost any question. let me start off to the audience in a minute but letting me ask governor, another day in america and other mass shooting, we keep talking about thoughts and prayers and then we go to oh, we need to do something about gun control. at the end of the day, nothing happens. what is it going to take? gov. bu

protests in the oregon district of dayton, ohio, while president trump is on the ground there presume ablyably en route there to meet with survivors and victims' families. it would appear a few dozen of these protests have gathered outside ned pepper's bar in the is of course the scene of that mass shooting, nine people killed over the weekend. 27 hurt early sunday morning. again, that's the scene there in dayton, ohio. protesters there in dayton and also protesters in el paso, texas, we are told. jacob soboroff is on the ground for us there in el paso where 22 people were killed. jacob, what's the seen there ahead of the president's visit to texas? >> reporter: you know what, craig? i was at el dorado high school this morning for a memorial and remembrance for the 22 people killed at this walmart and it was remarkably positive and uplifting. surprising, really, given the long history of the president's, in my estimation, disrespectful posture towards the residents of el paso. the way he was long characterized this city as dangerous is just completely factually incorrect. it's one of the s

he served ably other states solicitor general. he sacrificed a lot to sacrifice our state. he left a great job at walmart and moved three hours away from his family. he sometimes slept in his office because he is said that commitment our taxpayers deserve. and the sacrifice has made a difference. the bipartisan group of notable has written to you by the end of his career tenure he had established the arkansas office is one of the finest legal practices in the state. lee is also served of the arkansas advisory committee to the united states commission on civil rights and an active member to american inns of court. he teaches at the university of arkansas school of law where he helps recruit top-notch faculty. two of his colleagues stated we come to rely only in the same way we rely on our alumni. lee is a leader in his local synagogue where he volunteers as an outreach. i know he will draw and all these experiences as a district court judge for the people in arkansas and indeed every american. every american deserves fair impartial and justice. i commend the president for no

i am in danger of repeating everything that caroline lucas has said so ably.ly that it would be so bad for our country that we have absolutely come together and we will ensure we introduce legislation because it is the only way to do it, and i am very pleased thatjeremy corbyn has seen the good sense of that case some of us have been making for some time. are you clear on how you would do that and take control of the legislative timetable? we are. i know it is very disappointing for journalists, and maybe also for your viewers, but we are not going to go into the detail of it because we know what we are up against a. we are up against a prime minister who has no mandate for this, and i think he has no regard for parliament and he has no regard for parliament and he has no regard for parliament and he has advisers and elected who equally, i‘m afraid to say, have a history of subterfuge in effect of democracy by lying to people and they again also have no regard for parliament. the state of the businesses in constituencies like my own and indeed across the whole

mike barnicle, we were talking about james mattis, a guy who has served this country so ably and so wellebate -- there will be a debate -- who responsibility does he have? does he have a responsibility to be like anthony scaramucci -- i'm glad anthony is coming out and is saying what he's saying about donald trump. or at least be like bob gates, who wrote a very blunt assessment of his time in the obama administration. what do you think, does he have a responsibility to let america and the world know what he saw up close with donald trump? >> yeah, well, that's a very interesting question, joe. hopefully when he's here with us next week we will get to it, maybe get some solid answers from him on it. i kind of doubt it because unlike bob gates and certainly anthony scaramucci, jim mattis is different. when you're an officer in the united states marine corps or any branch of the services, an officer takes an oath. the oath is to support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic. and that's an oath of office that general mattis, general dunfo

thank you, for connell mcshane, for filling ablably, in fact too ably in my absence.lake burman at white house. it could have been worse. could have been blake. fortunately he is safely ensconced there. blake being everything old is new again or new is old again. same type of back and forth on trade that pivots the markets. what is the deal? reporter: we're get being two very different versions, neil. one from the president and white house and u.s. officials as to the phone calls. we're getting completely difficult version from government officials in china who are giving their own side of everything. here's what he can tell you. the white house at this moment, neil, making, having calls and discussions earlier today, the white house very firmly standing by the comments that president trump made yesterday in france, saying that these calls did indeed occur. here's the timeline with everything. at least in the last handful of days or so. there were deputy level talks last week between the u.s. and china. that much we very clearly know. however, the president also said,