a news alex smith is. she said that's the one single team sounds simple changes not too much time soon boosts by. people who put big dreams on the big screen. t.v. and movie magazines on the telly. are we alone it's a fundamental question of humanity trying to figure out whether or not. life existed on mars pretty clear water was there quite abundance while that would be interesting so on mars the atmosphere is one hundred of what we have here on earth it's very very cold and at the fast it's like antarctica you could imagine bringing some supplies and you know you do tend to build a little self-contained pressured vehicle or vessel which is being on the surface there are things like oxygen that you can harvest from the atmosphere to help make a living possible. if you want to think of humanity if we really want to survive brevard we're going to have to move off the earth eventual and i know that seems a little crazy but you've got to start somewhere. the g. seven summit has begun in the canadian province

. >> that's an economic term, by the way, alex smith, "screwing our allies" was in chapter two.he president wants to help steel country, the rust belt to a certain extent, but there's other forms of manufacturing. there's this manufacturing of finish products and they're going to get pounded by this. the chamber of commerce estimates as many as 2.6 million jobs could be at risk by this. there are workers, not to mention the agricultural workers, but therere real workers that could be hurt by this. >> there are. i've told the white house i think aluminum and steel tariffs are especially stupid. i estimate somewhere between 150,000 and 200,000 americans who work in the steel and aluminum industry today but we have 6 million to 7 million manufacturing works are who use steel and aluminum in producing cars or trucks or manufactured goods. and if they have to compete against other countries with more expensive steel and aluminum, then that makes american products more expensive, less competitive. i think that number that the chamber put out is a bit of an exaggeration. >> worst case

alex smith, political action committee. and doug weed. doug, usually history tells us that any time we're looking at a supreme court justice, it gets nasty even in relatively calm times. what are we looking at here? >> yeah, this is going to look like the german russo front in world war ii. if you think shouting down sarah sanders is uncivil. it's just the whole corporate media and the culture of america is at stake the next 30 years. it's going to be tough and bitter. >> neil: robert, a lot of democrats are saying they don't think this process is fair what is the rush? of course, they argued on behalf of president obama having to right to get his supreme court appointment. maybe they didn't understand mitch mcconnell wanting to punt and wait. what do you think? >> i think it's important that we follow the mcconnell rule. he said no supreme court justices ahead of elections. >> ahead of a presidential election. >> look, we have three co-equal branches of government. the senate and house elections are the same as a presidential election. t

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smith's life. that is also america. the author alex haley had a saying, he said find the good and praise it. nobody can compete with donald trump in a vileness contest. he's the most vial. nobody can compete with donald trump in a dishonesty contest. because he's the most dishonest. we have to find the good and praise it in this country. free market american capitalism is worth defending in my view. liberal democracy is worth defending. the u.s.-led liberal global order despite all of its flaws, it has secured the peace, it has lifted billions of people on the planet out of abject poverty into something approaching prosperity over the last 73 years. all of this is worth defending. it was architected by giants. conceived by fdr. built by a plain spoken man from independence, missouri, harry truman. stewarded from john kennedy to ronald reagan to barack obama and the departure from it by this president, his feather sizing autocrats from erdogan to putin to president xi is disturbing. our allies who we are connected to by shared history and values are rightly concerned. but i do believe that th

alex forsyth, bbc news, westminster. let's cross to westminster and our assistant political editor norman smith. will it get any better? no doubt the alarm bells will be ringing loud and clear in downing street because nobody expected doctor phillip lee's resignation coming just hours after mrs may had appealed to tory mps not to rock the boat and behave themselves ahead of a crunch eu summit next month. so there is the shock impact of phillip lee's resignation coming from a clear blue sky. there is a second consequence, and that is whether it encourages other like—minded tory ministers to also throw themselves off the brexit battlements. at the moment i don't think that is very likely. i sense this is more of a one—man howl of despair. over brexit. but there is another real risk, and that is doctor lee's resignation emboldens cory redding is in the commons this afternoon to rebel over this key issue of giving parliament a meaningful vote on the final brexit deal will stop whether his actions stiffens the sinews and spines of some remainers who have perhaps been a little bit cautious of wary abo

alex fernandez who is also 23. they've been charged with murder and attempted murder. the two are accused of stabbing to death michael smithstabbing another man who is listed in critical condition. the attack happened on tuesday night in a parking lot outside the safeway at washington plaza in downtown san leandro. detectives say the victim and his balls were combated by the two suspects and there was some kind of altercation.>> from what we can tell, these four individuals got into some sort of altercation in the parking lot. what exactly was said, what words exchanged or what took place we don't know at this time. this was an active investigation. >> police have surveillance video of the attack which they are using as evidence in the case. >>> a fire at the civic center bart station broughtot with us of smoke coming up through fence on market street. bart said the fire started in a room just before 7 pm. the fire says it was caused by a discarded cigarette. crews headed out in about 20 minutes, no injuries were reported. the station reopened about 7:30 pm. >>> a new driverless shuttle was unveiled in dublin. is expected

alex jones. >> not literally state-run. >> i said essentially. which is supportive. they got people like shepard smiths not running the company line. essentially. that's a big, big difference. i spent a lot of time talking to intelligence experts who tell me it's not so much spreading the lie and getting to believe the lie, it's getting them to be confused. to throw up a lot of smoke and get them to be confused. >> that's happening. >> yes. t don't worry. daddy will take care of you. >>> what does it mean to own the news? highlights from my interview with the at&t executive who is now in charge of cnn's parent company. my day starts well before i'm in the kitchen. i need my blood sugar to stay in control. i need to shave my a1c. weekends are my time. i need an insulin that fits my schedule. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ (announcer) tresiba® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. don't share needles or insulin pens. don't reuse needles. the most common side

smith became the oldest jockey to win the triple crown. >>> stanley cup making the rounds in washington, d.c. there is alex ovechkin hoisting it. and then hurling the first pitch before the giants game. bottom of the fourth, watch this one. that is bryce harper. gone. increased the national lead, 6- 4. they beat the giants 7-5. >>> and in oakland, alex gordon of the royals, that is a matter shot. ninth-inning, both in a 2-0 win over the a's. the record is 33-32. >>> and in soccer, the earthquakes in the dark uniforms. it's tied. look what happens. l.a. fc, stunned san jose at avaya stadium. the final, 4-3. that is sports at this hour, everybody. have a terrific sunday. i'll see you around. >>> we all know the bay area real estate market is crazy. but, one sales price is setting a new record. >> a san francisco home located in the pacific heights neighborhood just sold for $9.6 million. that is $1.6 million over the asking price. >> kpix 5's julie watts is here to tell us how this might just come down to bragging rights. >> reporter: bragging rights for realtors. but certainly, this is an astronomical number in terms of the perc

alex marquardt, thank you very much. i want to bring in former personal chef to oprah, former florida governor jeb bush as well, art smith. i know this is a tough day for you as well. you knew anthony bourdain. what do you remember about him the most? >> what i loved about anthony is what he brought, the humanity of the world to the viewer and to people. there was not moa more loving m than anthony bourdain. i met him through my work with equality. we were at the south beach wine festival for a big party and anthony came to show his support. that's how we met. i was so inconsiderably touched that a man of his, you know, strength and power and that would come and be there. i love the fact that he was -- he walked the walk and talked the talk. he was totally no nonsense. i love the fact that he would always get the essence of humanity. okay, he was the most fantastic chef. i consider him the einstein of chefs. he could do anything. he was a fantastic, best-selling writer. i mean he was just incredible. but what he did to bring the world to the viewer, no one has done so greater than anthony. and it is so sad. i feel so sad

. >> alex, i don't want to stand here and talk about what happened without mentioning the names of the victims one more time. rob hiaasen, wendy winter is rebecca smith, gerald fishman and rob mcnamara. jarrod ramos appeared by video hookup from the courtroom where he was denied bail. this newspaper pursued harassment charges against ramos in 2013 after a series of belligerent, threatening tweets towards the newspaper. they had published an account of his harassment of a former high school classmate. he had been harassing her. the newspaper ultimately dropped that suit. he did not have any record of a purchase of a firearm in maryland. the attorney for the newspaper said it would have been like sticking a stick into a beehive. they didn't want to provoke him. alex. >> mike, i'm glad you made mention of all five of their names, instead of just allowing them to be part of a horrible statistic that keeps growing by the day. >>> the impending supreme court nomination vote may not fall along party lines. we have msnbc elections guru steve kornacki in studio. with the key races that may factor in how the nomination vote goes. i drink boost optimum. boost o

smith is in westminster. how are the numbers stacking up norman? to quote the great alex squeaky bum time because this could be incredibly close because even with all this last—minute manoeuvring and appeals to the rebels to buck the national interest and national unity first, it matters, because this vote will determine what power parliament house to send mrs may back into the negotiating room if she does not secure a deal. and it matters as well because very often in previous showdowns, between mrs may and the critics, clash has been averted by some sort of last—minute compromise 01’ some sort of last—minute compromise orfudge or delay. this some sort of last—minute compromise or fudge or delay. this time you sense that neither side is prepared to back off. mrs may because she is not prepared to cede that power to parliament and because brexiteers wa nt parliament and because brexiteers want her to on and defeat her critics, and for the rebels, because they believe they has been betrayed by mrs may after they say she promised them last week that she would address their

let‘s go to rob smith in tunbridge wells, who can tell us more about a british adventurer hoping to become the first man in history to attempt a certain swimming challenge. and alexead clockwise but the idea is that he won‘t touch dry land in all that time, he will swim for six hours, get onto the support boat for six hours and he will do that every day for 100 days running. it is mind—boggling. he says that by swimming with the tide he could cover between 30 and 50 kilometres a day, the equivalent of the english channel. he will cover in total 2700 kilometres of swimming. if he does and he will finish at tower bridge on september nine. he has to cope with the cold and saltwater and the jellyfish, the birds the seaweed, the lobster and perhaps the worst thing of all, the chafing. it is a ludicrous challenge! i've always had this in late desire to push the boundaries and do what other people think men be possible. i don‘t recommend my lifestyle to of people but i hope they will pay attention. i‘m going to apply my principles when people are lying in bed on sunday morning i‘m going to go out and do something. it‘s all very well him talking about it but is it possib