adriane: no. in some ways having houston as the opening story of african-american involvement in military service, it's a little bit of what will come afterwards in terms of those white americans committed to white supremacy, working to use means, violent and otherwise to make sure soldiers do not think that loyal servants brings just compensation. soldiers returned from france, weary because the war is an awful war. the weary from the experience of that, the weary from the labor of supporting battle. also this incredible disillusion and heartbroken by the realization that their service does not simply earn their respect. it insights a reaction to keep them that more insistently in their place. what they are met with upon returning is a wave of racial violence that sweeps across the nation, so fully and intensely and the summer of 1919. the poet of naacp, the national naacp member labels at the red summer of 1919. there are numbers of riots defined by white terrorism, white mob violence sweeping a

adrian buenrostro is with the foundation. well, he's a teacher over at the louis valdez leadership academy in san jose. welcome to the show. adrian buenrostro: thank you, damian, for having us. damian: well, i mean, i think that the word says it all, semillas. and i can see where the foundation is going with this. but that's basically what you're doing with that, right, with the semillas project? you're planting that seed. tell us--tell us about it. adrian: yeah, so we're planting the seed. you know, the most important thing is allowing that opportunity for students to develop skills in the classroom and then, you know, of course creating this product for us to be able to showcase our, you know, work through our community. so, we designed the foundation, the foundation for hispanic education, at three schools to design a project that would involve the community, and also that it would have, like, a learning experience for them as well. so, the semillas, this year, we decided to create two video clips that involves the student

a prayer shared for adrian's family. nats- "one, two, three, go."lloons released into the air in their memory.nats- "you get to call it heads or tails? heads." adrian calls the coin toss, then takes to the sideline with the rest of his team for kick-off. no one expected him to play...nats- "show no fear." but he mustards up the courage to put his pads on before the end of half-time...nats- "lets go adrian, let's go." and, with his family watching from the sidelines and up above... adrian turns the corner and takes it to the house.nats- cheersshannon roberts/commis sioner- "man watching him go into that game man, brought tears in my eyes. watching him run up and down that field, man, and the way the whole team just followed him into the end zone was very touching." number 38 -- a true champion. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) still ahead. scary moments after passenger forces an emergency landing. we hear from people who were on that plane. after the break. live look outside... san francisco international airport. for the weekn

adrian college is truly a leader in that effort. it is amazing what has been accomplished in the past few years. veryath to the future is bright. you know it will be right when you look at these young people. as commencement speaker, let me share a few thoughts with you. do not worry. i will stay away from talking about michigan statistics as i wanted to stay awake. one thing i will share with you is that, first of all, i hope you stay in michigan as you are our future. so, i have a brief commercial about that at the end, but, outside of that, i want to share some thoughts about the opportunities that you have in front of you today. some challenges you may face, and how you can make good decisions down that path. i know you are on a great path, but maybe one of these points could be of some value to you. the first thing i would say to you is create a vision for your future. that is not an easy thing. think about where you would like to be when you are 40 years old, 60 years old, or even 80 years old. think about what things you want

a prayer shared for adrian's family. nats- "one, two, three, go." balloons released into the air in their memory.nats- "you get to call it heads or tails? heads." adrian calls the coin toss, then takes to the sideline with the rest of his team for kick-off. no one expected him to play...nats- "show no fear." but he mustards up the courage to put his pads on before the end of half-time...nats- "lets go adrian, let's go." and, with his family watching from the sidelines and up above... adrian turns the corner and takes it to the house.nats- cheersshannon roberts/commis sioner- "man watching him go into that game man, brought tears in my eyes. watching him run up and down that field, man, and the way the whole team just followed him into the end zone was very touching." number 38 -- a true champion. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine) turning to the warriors now. right now the dubs are in game three of the western conference finals. (jr stone) they are in san antonio playing against the spurs. for more on the game- we're joined by r

before the game -- the bay area spring football league paid tribute to adrian and his family. the knights embraced by the defending jose hit squad.was certainly a prayer adrian's number 38 -- a true champion. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. (jr stone) coming up... get ready for another round of hot weather....(justine) hot weather....(justine) it's not a weekend hobby.ance? you have to live and breathe it for 50 years. it's the sound... and the fury. it's letting it all hang out there, and it's hanging on for dear life. that is what amg driving performance means. and this is where it lives. the 503-horsepower mercedes-amg c63 s coupe. Ñç the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. lawrence karnow: it was a hot day for muc

a prayer shared for adrian's family. nats- "one, two, three, go." balloons released into the air in their memory.nats- "you get to call it heads or tails? heads." adrian calls the coin toss, then takes to the sideline with the rest of his team for kick-off. no one expected him to play...nats- "show no fear." but he mustards up the courage to put his pads on before the end of half-time...nats- "lets go adrian, let's go." and, with his family watching from the sidelines and up above... adrian turns the corner and takes it to the house.nats- cheersshannon roberts/commis sioner- "man watching him go into that game man, brought tears in my eyes. watching him run up and down that field, man, and the way the whole team just followed him into the end zone was very touching." number 38 -- a true champion. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. (jr stone) new at 10. the body of a father who went missing on mother's dayhas been found in concord. glen kaplan was reported missing last sunday...when he told his family he was leaving for a meeting. at aroun

poco se pudo hacer por adriÁn, llegÓ muerto a un hospital cercano. >> y mi papÁ, adrián es un peligroos a enterrar. francisco: muchos casos de heridos y fallecidos en donde estÁn involucradas estas canicas. la Última batalla en caracas, se reportaron varios heridos. presentadora: situaciÓn realmente lamentable. la corrupciÓn en mÉxico no es patrimonio exclusivo de la clase polÍtica y de altos funcionarios. la clase empresarial tambiÉn estÁ minada por prácticas ilegales. reportera: tras la publicaciÓn de la situaciÓn legal de 11 ex gobernadores mexicanos, y luego de la captura del ex mandatario de veracruz, este no es sÓlo un ob

this year, both cory and adrian reached the world's highest peak, but it was adrian who accomplishedithout supplemental oxygen. the grueling summit push took more than 40 hours round-trip. the highs and lows of it all shared with the world on social media. >> here we are. one year later. you did it. >> reporter: their bodies push theed to the limit, cory and adrian spent less than 15 minutes on top of mt. everest, taking in a view few others have seen. >> ladies and gentlemen, not only is my phone not dead, but that is adrian ballinger with no oxygen on the top of the world. >> reporter: while both climbers made it to the top, only adrian did it without supplemental oxygen. during the final push, high altitude sickness forced cory to turn back. >> there's adrian right there. the summit is just through the clouds. up above us. >> reporter: on his way down, cory met a group of climbers who supplied him with supplemental oxygen. the oxygen gave cory the energy to reach the summit first. from there, he cheered on his friend as he made the final push. >> he's about 8,995 feet right now. i

by yours truly, adrian smalls. >> response. >> suddenly, an emergency call is issued for officers to inmates exchanged words, one threw his food tray at the other, triggering a brawl. following jail protocol, unit officers wait for the jail special operations crew or soc, to arrive. >> when a fight breaks out we call s.o.g. the unit officer, they're supposed to step back and clear the area. get everybody back to their cells. let the two combatants continue. only time we'll step in is if one of the combatants has a huge edge and the other is in danger. >> armed with less than lethal weapons, a s.o.g. officer arrives and orders the men to stop fighting. one inmate tries to comply. the other continues to fight. so the s.o.g. officer jolts him with an electrical shot from his taser. s.o.g. officers move one of the men out of the unit. having just been released from segregation, david ratliff is now on his way back. [ bleep ] >> what happened, man? >> i beat this dude's ass on the street because he was beating on this girl at the bar. he just came over and sucker punched me and i beat his

with just over 1200 feet to go, adrian's dream was cut short. >> nothing felt right.ing that well, i wasn't eating that well, and i definitely was really cold. i knew i was already getting to that foipts where i wouldn't be able to get myself down alone. >> reporter: the two palans to summit together and connect with others from the top of the world. >> our values are in the right place, we're doing this for the right reason. we're willing to accept that risk. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city. i'm tony dokoupil. ♪ >>> it's tuesday, may 16th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >> there's nothing that the president takes more seriously than the security of the american people. >> but this morning, the president of the united states is accused of handing over highly classified intel to russia. his top aides attempt damage control by refuting the report but not the actual allegations. >>> goo

los Ángeles vencieron a los chicago cubs con gran partido del mexicano adriÁn gonzález.el cuarto mejor equipo de la nacional. vamos con mÁs actualidad del bÉisbol de las grandes ligas, los de san diego cayeron en su visita a washington.

was also not alone of a number concerned that: adrian clark was also not alone in writing: over thelowed though, there were further complaints about other eyewitness interviews, and some of the images shown on television. on wednesday, the diplomatic row with the united states developed, after the new york times printed close—up photographs of fragments of the bomb used and the apparent tattered remains of the backpack that held it. those photographs were also shown on the bbc news, prompting craig rothe to beg: the point was made by others, too, as in this anonymous telephone call. i'm absolutely disgusted. the government was completely outraged by america showing pictures of the manchester bombing and the aftermath. and then the bbc showed the photo. i thought we were better than that. there were more general concerns about the quantity of the coverage playing into the hands of those responsible for the atrocity, with mark dunsford wondering: other viewers objected to the repeated use of video, showing panicked concertgoers fleeing the scene, with shane mitchell recording this vid

the story from abc adrian ban bankart. >> it happened in one heart-stopping moment.nt of the building collapses crushing a firefighter at this michigan gas station. >> get him out! >> cameras rolling as flames are around him near gas pumps. the firefighter trapped under the debris, half a dozen first responders frantic, adrenaline pumping, desperately trying to pull him out, some with their bear hands. >> witnesses calling for help shocked by what is unfolding in front of them, just two and a half minutes later. applause as the man is pulled out, amazingly seen up and walking around. >> he's standing. thank god. >> the firefighter pulled from the flames treated for second degree burns and bruising. after second treated for fire inhalation. the department very thankful. adrian bankart, abc news. >> the season finale for "dancing with the stars" this week. >> and melissa magee has the exclusive seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back. ♪ ♪ introducing the fios gigabit connection with download speeds up to 940 megs that are 20x faster and more powerful tha

gustavo: no pude, adrián.

gee awn owe, adrian, thank you again for sticking around. >> thank you. >> thank you.ll, another interesting story breaking today and being discussed today. watergate reporter bob woodward called out the media for its smugness against president trump. we're going to play you that sound byte after a break. are allergies holding you back? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist experience you'll barely feel. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. new flonase sensimist changes everything. there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by un

adriÁn: es un muchacho en el que admiro y respeto mucho.> me identifico con la campaÑa porque soy hija de padres inmigrantes. inmigrante, nacido en mÉxico, en jalisco. me trajeron aquÍ le hemos echado ganas, hemos sobresalido y estoy super en contra de lo que dicen negativamente de todos nosotros. no somos asÍ. >> es un honor formar parte de esta selecciÓn, ejemplificar la gente que dÍa a día ha construido a los estados unidos en diferentes oficios. yarel: somos trabajadores, somos seres humanos. ariel viviÓ muy de cerca la historia del inmigrante con su madre. los problemas de inmigraciÓn en estados unidos siguen siendo importantes para el, israel impuso detrÁs de este proyecto. >> creo que es importante que todos ustedes sepan que tenemos derechos y estamos sentirnos orgullosos, no sÓlo de los que aportamos al paÍs sino a lo que somos como persona. yarel: en lo personal, me encantÓ ser la periodista del precio de hacerle las entrevistas a todos ellos. les comento que estÁn haciendo la convocatoria para tener un juan en su comunidad. amant

here is adrian bankart. >> reporter: jeremy christian will face a judge after allegedly stabbing three men on a portland train. learning of the possible warning signs. just a day before, christian was seen here, laughing. and ranting on that same train. >> you got a problem with what i am saying. [ bleep ] all you christians and muslims and jews. >> reporter: police say on friday he started, spewing hate at passengers and stabbed three men who tried to protect them killing two. >> he stabbed three people in the jugular in the neck. >> police say they dealt with christian multiple times at this free speech rally last month. he seen wielding a bat giving what looks like a nazi salute. >> we don't know if he has mental health issues. don't know if he is under the influence. >> destiny was on the train with her friend wearing a hajib, and christian said get out of my country. >> i just want to say thank you to the people who, put their life on the line for me. because nay didn't even know me. >> one of the men who survived, micah fletcher, his mother thanking the man who saved his life. >>

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santa fe mayor gonzalez, and michigan governor rick snider at adrian community college in michigan.aturday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span and c-span.org. >> on capitol hill today, homeland security secretary john kelly spoke about homegrown terrorism and his expectation of additional attempts similar to the recent bombing in manchester, england. other topics, funding for a wall on the southwest u.s. border, sanctuary cities, c

adrian had to turn around when he was only 1,200 feet away.s more. >> reporter: good morning. they had two goals in mind. the first, to make sure adrian reaches the summit and the second to capture that moment on snapchat. mt. everest looms overhead and adrian balon jer and scory richards skirt an altitude known as the jet set. >> it's hard. >> reporter: they weeched north col. this is the closest they'll get >> our bodies don't love us very well. >> reporter: they plan to ascend without such mental oxygen. training during day is rigorous. customized diets combat the altitude sickness. their heart rates and oxygen levels are meticulously monitored as they mooi move higher upham it's a herculean effort. it's estimated that nearly pun people have died attempts to scale everest. last month swiss climber ueli steck fell to his death in the same area cory and 5idian have been training. >> his legacy will be huge. it always will be. e oom not sure shoes shoes can be filled. >> they're amply low oxygen. >> unfortunately a.b. had to turn around a litt

adrian bankart, abc news, new york. >> coming up in the next half-hour. roseanne and the rest of the connors are returning to tv after 20 years. hear why they say the time is right for a come back. >> first, brutal home invasion. real housewife star was beat sewn badly she ended up in the hospital. after walking in on a robbery. latest next. ork flush after flush for a just-cleaned feeling that lasts up to 4 weeks. lysol. what it takes to protect. ito become dangerous.d for an everyday item new tide pods child guard pack. helps keep your laundry pacs safe and your child safer. align, press and unzip. ♪ ♪ >>> former real housewife of new jersey, dina manzo dealing with a real life nightmare she and her boyfriend brutally attacked in their home. ambushed by with a baseball bat. c.j. holmes with the details. >> reporter: she is the reality star from bravo's real housewives of new jersey. >> you started vicious lies that can hurt my child. >> reporter: a new reality for dina manzo after surviving a terrifying home invasion over the weekend. manzo and boyfrien

caminando hacia rio unos cuantos pasos y esta el rio, donde adrian valdez, espera sonriente...s ferry de boquillas... cruza entre 80 y 100 personas al dia en temporada alta.. son 5 dolares por persona, par ir y volver. en mexico, los turistas pueden comer, ir de compras y pasear libremente... turistas que en su mayoria, se oponen a la construccion de un muro fronterizo... este grupo de amigas, vino a celebrar un cumpleaÑos... se llevan decoraciones que expresan su sentir; no wall, we all got one! y es que aqui, un muro arruinaria la vida de unas 200 personas de lado mexicano y afectaria uno de los parques nacionales mas diversos de estados unidos.. las 80 familias que radican en boquillas del carmen, coahuila, viven del turismo.. que pasaria aqui si aqui quisieran construir un muro? pos, se acabaria la vida de los boquillenses, nomas. pero big bend, su flora y su fauna tambien sufririan.. cg: adrian valdez/operador ferry boquillas semos 32 bomberos mexicanos que servimos al parque internacional de big bend. y cuando ellos necesitan que tienen incendios en el parque y otro parqu

cory and adrian went off a month ago with two goals -- the first to make sure that adrian reaches thecapture it on snapchat. >> 35,000 feet. got done what we need to do. >> mt. everest looms overhead. as adrian ballinger and cory richards skirt an altitude known as the death zone where oxygen levels are so low human survival is nearly impossible. >> it's hard. i mean, the body is not meant to be here. >> they reached the north call on thursday with the eddie bauer everest team. this rugged mountain path is the closest they'll get to the summit for most. >> our bodies don't love us right now. >> yeah, i feel pretty wasted. >> but they plan on ascending and snapchating to the top, without supplementing oxygen. >> i'm breathing hard just sitting. >> it's rigorous. custom diets give them a metabolic kick to combat altitude sickness. >> i'm eating a lot of sugars. >> their heart rates and oxygen levels are meticulously monitored as they go up. >> you're good. >> it's a herculean environment to survive one of the most inhospitable regions. it is estimated 300 people have died attempting to

abc's adrian bankart. >> sean to face first and second degree murder charges in what the fbi says could possibly be a hate crime. police saying the attack on richard collins was unprovoked. >> lieutenant collin's life is important we need to give his family answers why was he killed not only who killed him under what circumstances. >> the 23-year-old rotc student was standing with friend amount the university of maryland bus stop at 3:00 a.m. saturday, when urbanski approached them, screaming. witnesses tell police he told collins to step left if you know what's good for you. collins was puzzled and said no. witnesses say that's when urbanski stabbed him in the chest. police say urbanski is linked to a facebook group, alt-reich nation that posts racest memes. >> shows exfreem violence against women, latinos, jewish faith, and especially african-americans. >> abc news learned the suspect has no cremmal record. his attorney says he was collins said to graduate from nearby bowie state university recently commissioned as second lieutenant in the army. >> he had dreams of going and doing gre

with just over 1200 feet to go, adrian's dream was cut short. >> nothing felt right.ing that well, i wasn't eating that well, and i definitely was really cold. i knew i was already getting to that foipts where i wouldn't be able to get myself down alone. >> reporter: the two palans to summit together and connect with others from the top of the world. >> our values are in the right place, we're doing this for the right reason. we're willing to accept that risk. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back a little later for the morning news and cbs this morng york city. i'm tony dokoupil. \s >>> loose lips at the white house? did the president reveal highly classified information to the ruians? the oval office? >>> also tonight, halting the attack. computers were paralyzed in 150 countries, but an american engineer found a fix for just $10. >> it was just another day at the office, i guess. >>> a call for justice after a fraternity hazing death. >> this wasn't boys being boys. this was murder of our son

the former director of communications to hillary clinton, adrian elrod is here. we have charles payne debating the pros and cons of this apparent move of the administration will part company from much of the industrialized world. charles, you say good riddens, right? >> i do. and this is not even about debate on whether or not you believe in climate change or if it's manmade. this is a poorly crafted deal. this is one of those social justice kind of deals that president obama fell in love with, redistribution of american taxpayer money to the rest of the world to do something i guess he thought was noble. but it's a job killer. it hampers our growth. it propels china and india to a very advance position where they don't have to be accountable for anything till perhaps 2030. i'd like to undercore the fact that i think this is a bad deal for very poor nations that were being bribed not to grow their economy. so i think you have very few winners outside of environmentalists, china, india and the american taxpayer and the heartland where the big losers are. >> neil:

adrian thanks for joining us.to be with you. >> fascinate what inspired to you write this book in the first place. >> so the short answer unemployment. >> all right. all right. >> what's long answer. >> staffner clinton white house and worked on initiative for one america even came out of white house in shockingly george w. bush did not want to hire me as clinton staffer. i thought i should read something and go to bookstore and found out by african americans and then found out about the ones that cooked for presidents and this story needs to be told. >> give me fascinating tidbits from the research. >> my own research i uncovered 150 people that cooked for presidents from washington to obama and if you are historically talking about the face of white house cooking it would be african-american women and so it's just been fascinatesing to see >> we're looking at pictures in the book. i was actually in the kitchen in the last you know eight months or so. and the things that surprised me is i'll let you say it. jim a

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vamos a hablar con adriÁn uribe. mismo pero uno mÁs. en mi caso tengo una novia que es hÚngara... un garabato. >> estÁ malo... mira. >> de repente se quiere frotar. adriÁn: yo se que están pensando que el tiempo no pasado porque me veo igual que hace 20 aÑos, cosa que no es cierto pero bueno... el tiempo nos ha ayudado bastante. nos la pasÁbamos increÍble. ya vieron que eran grandes figuras y personalidades que se estaban echando su tamalito como cualquier persona comÚn y corriente. luego el reportero trascendiÓ y salÍ a las calles a preguntarle a la gente temas muy importantes. lo mÁs divertido es que no sabÍamos quÉ nos iban a contestar. vamos a ver lo que dirÍa el reportero urbano. >> dicen por ahÍ que los hombres con bikini pequeÑo ya no se usa tanto. >> depende de los gustos de la persona. >> si pareces un perro parado te seguirÁ siendo igual. >> Él dice que le encanta que su pareja se ponga en traje de baÑo completo. tÚ por quÉ crees que los hombres engaÑan? >> porque yo creo que les hace falta en su casa. lo q

and michigan governor rick snyder at adrian community college

. >> let's bring in adrian, former director of strategic communications for the clinton campaign.you. i'm curious about the reaction to the comey news, do you have any sense of vindication? >> i don't necessarily think that vindication is the right word, but what we're seeing here is that donald trump simply cannot take any criticism from anybody who works in the government. if he has the power to fire somebody who he feels has crossed him in any sort of way, he fires him, and that's a real problem. you know, we're barely 100 days into this presidency, you know, i don't know what to expect next, but this is really crazy. >> so, if vindication isn't the right word, can you give an adjective as to your feelings with his departure? >> well, look, there's simply no question that a lot of us on the campaign and a lot of americans had issues with the way mr. comey handled the investigation of hillary clinton's e-mails. but look, at the end of the day, what we are dealing with here is the fact that, number one, we know that donald trump did not fire james comey because of the way he hand

and michigan governor rick snyder at adrian community college in michigan. saturday night at 8:00 eastern . c-span and c-span.org >> in brussels today, president trump helped to dedicate a nato memorial that included a piece of the world trade center and a segment of the berlin wall. during his speech, he said, 23 of the 28 nations in the alliance are still not paying their fair share and meeting their financial obligations. we'll see president trump in just a few minutes. but first, we'll hear from nato secretary general stultenberg and german chancellor angela america who will says it's not building walls that make us successful. this is about 20 mibs -- minutes. mr. stoltenberg: welcome to brussels to all of you. we will begin our meeting with the dedication of two memorials . our gathering today is an opportunity to chart our shared future and to remember our shared past. the berlin wall is the symbol of that past. it was built to divide europe, o keep people in and ideas out. in face of division, nato allies stood united in defense of freedom, democracy

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ss of [applause] >> rick snyder gave the address at adrian college in michigan. governor snyder was first elected in 2010. he is currently serving his second term in office. this is 10 minutes. serving his second term in office. this is 10 minutes. [applause] snyder: thank you. it is wonderful to be with you. faculty, staff, friends, and family, i

of [applause] announcer: republican governor rick snyder recently gave the commencement address at adrian college in michigan. he was first elected in 2010. he is currently serving his second term in office. this is 10 minutes. serving his second term in office. this is 10 minutes. [applause] snyder: thank you. it is wonderful to be with you. faculty, staff, friends, and family, it is a special honor to receive this honorary degree. i have had the opportunity to be here multiple times. i was sharing the fact earlier that i had been to this

favourite adriano de souza claimed victory on wednesday at the the rio pro after beating australia's adrian on the world surf league tour, 2015 world champion de souza will now move up to second place on the leaderboard, just 350 points behind world no. 1jothohn florence heading into fiji. to recap our top story: real madrid arejust one point to recap our top story: real madrid are just one point away from winning the title. this is after a 4-1 win. bye for now. i know many gardeners in england wanted some rain but i suspect some of those gardens may be water—logged now after what happened during wednesday. this is one soggy picture from lincolnshire. soaking rain. all—day rain for some. looking at the totals. a0 millimetres. many of you had 20—a0 millimetres of rain. north—west england stayed dry. a fresher feel to things over the next few days. slightly cooler air. noticeably fresher. humid. sunshine. it will feel warmer. the sun will come out after a cloudy start in east anglia. elsewhere, plenty of blue skies. looking at things at 8am. sunshine in the channel islands after the wet weath

but adrian clark was also not alone in writing, i would like to commend the breakfast team for the sensitive reporting this morning. in particular, i think dan walker did an exceptional job. he seemed to be empathising with the pain, showing compassion but also authority when it was needed. over the days that followed, though, there were further complaints about other eyewitness interviews and some of the images shown on television. on wednesday, the diplomatic row with the united states developed after the new york times printed close—up photographs of fragments of the bomb used and the apparent tattered remains of the backpack that held it. those photographs were also shown on bbc news, prompting craig rolfe to beg, please stop showing the pictures of the bombing evidence. you know that they can cause distress to the families of those concerned as you yourself have stated on television. it's time to stop pointing out the errors made by others and using it as an excuse to then do the same yourselves. the point was made by others as well, as in this anonymous telephone call. i am absolutely

and the lact for -- >> adrian, you know why it is important he was doing; the first 100 days which donald >> tina white was easy for barack obama to have the first successful s100 days? because it is easy to spend other people's money. that's all he's able to give money and throw it at the problem.h anybody can do that, it is much more difficult to work things through and try to reduce taxes and repeal and replace obamacare. let me ask you another specific question. are you proud of the behavior of the left from the last 100 days? are you proud of? >> i am >> are you proud of berkeley? [multiple speakers] >> latest healthcare bill is another example of people really getting fired up and excited and ready to do whatever it takes mto win back control in 2018. >> okay so let me be specific. part of the language from the head of the d&c, proud of people burning things on the street of berkeley, and you are part of people like madonna threatening the life of the president? are you proud of that? >> no, what i think that people are very energized. there is a lot at stake right now. [multiple sp

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. >> adrian, let me ask you because we have about 45 seconds left. sarah huckabee sanders said if hillary clinton had won she would have fired james comey. you're on the campaign. i'm old enough -- you're not, but i'm old enough to remember bill clinton hated his fbi director, lieuest freeh. he would have fired him if he could. >> he would have but he didn't. >> what do you think? >> it's hard to get into hypotheticals. if donald trump had any intention before yesterday of firing james comey, he should have done it the day he stepd into the presidency. the first day he was sworn into the white house. >> just saying, whatever went on here, if the point was to take the eye off of russia and to tamp this down -- >> right. >> strategically, the incorrect move. >> right. >> adrian, hillary, congressman kingston, thanks. logon to cnn.com for all of the latest breaking news. thank you so much for watching. >>> why did you fire director comey? >> because he was not doing a good job, very simply. he was not doing a good job. >> the reasoning sounds simple eno

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and michigan governor rick schneider at adrian community college in michigan.saturday night at 8:00 eastern n c-span and c-span.org. >> it resulted in a naval victory for the u.s. over japan just six months after the attack on pearl harbor and on june 2 american history tv will be live all day from the macarthur memorial visitors' center in norfolk, virginia for the 75th anniversary of the battle of midway. featured speakers include walter borneman author of "the admirals" the five star admirals who won the war at sea, elliot carlson with his book. anthony tully, coauthor of "shattered sword" the untold story of the battle of midway. and timothy orr coauthor of "never call me a hero" a legendary american dive bomber pilot remembers the battlef