this after recent investigation on horse deaths at santa anita park. in sacramento. >> reporter: thank you for not betting today on horses. >> horses and die on this racetrack because of our bats. >> reporter: across the state people are processing protesting thoroughbred horse racing at local fairs. >> these people are making money off the suffering and cruelty and death of horses. >> reporter: summer speaking out after horses died from injuries related to racing and santa anita in a two month period. despite fatal injury spotlight was in the wrong horseracing. >> we take every single injury seriously. >> sue stauffer with uc davis is looking into what exactly caused these thoroughbred deaths. there have been 30 horse fatalities at the track since late december and 66 dating back to the 2018 season. she says the investigation is still ongoing and cannot point to just one reason for the horses's death. >> those injuries are associated with several different risk factors occurring simultaneously. >> reporter: that includes horses that should not have be

still with us, kaitlyn berg and anita kumar. anita, i want to read this from the "new york times." aides to mr. trump's campaign conceded that the president's tweets about the four women on sunday were not helpful, were difficult to defend and caught them off guard. they would have preferred he had not tweeted that the four women all racial and ethnic minorties. should go back to their ethnic countries, but they said that his instincts were what guided his campaign in 2016, when his attacks on immigrants resonated with alienated white voters in key states. they believe there is political value in having "the squad" as the new face of their political opponents when mr. trump is tracing a path to reelection when it runs through pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin, where the four women are unpopular. anita, your reaction. >> they were slow to respond because they didn't know what to say. republicans, too, and now we're a couple days into it and you can see where it's going, that these four women are the foil of the president and they want to talk about their policies and call them so

there are a variety of songs on that are pushing back about anita bryant and orange juice. bartenders stop selling screwdrivers, which were drinks made with orange juice and vodka. orange juice sales plummeted as a result. bartenders started serving a drink that they called the anita bryant, which is apple juice and vodka instead. again, you see this zap rising up. the lgbtq community rising up, pushing back against people who are trying to erode their essential rights. and then, you see -- people like the reverend gary falwell and jerry graham. powerful evangelical leaders, who are blaming people for the aids crisis. again, a setback for the community because these powerful spokesmen are pushing back against the community. and their essential rights. >> next we are going to come to a section about the historic district that laid the same- sex marriage being laid made legal across the country. the first amendment gives every american the power to petition the government for change. at their policies or laws or things that are happening that they do not like. and that is rea

anita, why don't you pray. >> father, we want to thank you for the opportunity of coming to des moinesr him to be delivered from his deviant lifestyle, father. and i just -- >> nothing has done more to advance the cause of gay acceptance and gay rights than people like anita bryant. >> thus always the bigots. >> she campaigned for a vicious anti-gay law in california that helped make harvey milk a national figure. >> as political parades go, it was a little unusual. harvey milk on his way to city hall to be sworn in as a supervisor in san francisco. >> the harvey milk hope speech, that was a moment when a lot of people in the gay community said, something has shifted in our collective subconscious and what we feel we're entitled to. >> i will fight to represent my constituents. i will fight to represent the city and county of san francisco. i will fight to give those people who had once walked away hope so that those people will walk back in. thank you very much. that is big. not as big as that. sure that's big. that's bigger. big. bigger. big. bigger. big. but that's bigger. wow, big.

back to you. >> thanks, anita. we're going to dip in to kttv, our fox affiliate in california. >> you're in the little office. your workers were describing these globe lights, too, hanging from the ceiling. you described them as shaking, swaying back and forth? >> that's right. came out here. they were moving after. i went out to the street to see if anyone else knew. the people next door drinking coffee. they didn't know anything. >> people that felt it and people that didn't, hit or miss. talk about the duration. >> yeah, i'd say maybe 10, 15 seconds. felt long. 10, 15 seconds in an earthquake feels like 30 minutes or something. it's scary. it's that constant reminder that we live in a dangerous area and that it could happen at any time. the big one that we're all anticipating. there was at least -- relieved it wasn't the big one. >> be prepared a good reminder. good thing a lot of the liquor bottles falling down at that liquor store, nothing like that here in l.a., especially around this holiday. so clearly a bi

he was banned from berkeley and san tab anita in california. 30 horses have died at santa anita since december. his horse, american currency, was euthanized after getting hurt at san tab anita last month. >> in the east bay, the concord unable weapons station will be the site of the bay area's newest regional park. the east bay regional park district accepted over 2,000 acres of land from the u.s. navy last week. the transfer of ownership is expected to take six months. 300 acres are set 0 transfer to the park at a later date. the park district will host a celebration on saturday morning. >> more to come. the trial over the ghost ship fire gets personal. >> coming up, the family matter that an attorney brought up while questioning the founder of the ghost ship art collective. >> this is the most important thing in our life. our family. >> a couple claims a california fertility clinic made a huge error that has forever changed their family. the basis of the couple's lawsuit. that's ahead. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. temperatures have been cooler than average late by but not for

so anita is waiting and worrying.ope is that russia‘s president will pardon her husband, but she knows in this climate, doing political deals won‘t be easy. sarah ra i nsfo rd , political deals won‘t be easy. sarah rainsford, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: bornjoined at the head, the twins separated at last thanks to the extraordinary skill of surgeons in london. after months of talks and missed deadlines, a deal has been struck to keep greece within the eurozone. the immediate prospect of greece going bust, in the worst crisis to hit the eurozone, has been averted. emergency services across central europe are stepping up their efforts to contain the worse floods this century. nearly 100 people have been killed. broadway is traditionally called the great white way by americans, but tonight it's completely blacked out. it's a timely reminder to all americans of the problems that the energy crisis has brought to them. leaders meet in paris for a summit on pollution, inflation and third world debt. th

anita, how do the democrats avoid what we'll call the beto abram hopes and dreams what are red statesnd do you see the democrats as pushing more energy into this notion of picking up senate seats since it's been argued half of the democratic field would make perhaps dandy candidates if they return to their home states? >> they're still pushing but you're right. this is a very uphill battle. remember, this is a top tier candidate. a top tier recruit for the democrats. but remember, she lost last year in a house seat by several points on something that where other democrats in other states won. clearly that's not the case. what's happening there is divided government is standing in the way of president trump's agenda and mitch mcconnell has been working hard to get that passed through. >> robert costa, tell me about the democrats right now. a lot of people believe what they're seeing, especially in the house is just stasis. i noticed this on social media today from baa carrie sellers. he wrote the fact we are not having daily wall to wall live hearings on impeachment is mind boggling. n

emerging markets, i won't spend much time here as anita covered many points in the presentation, but i'll highlight there was a lot of progress, particularly in asia in the last five years and some the emerging markets exposure comes through asia and latin america. that brings me to the next page, 17. on the co-investment front, spurs has been active. though measured in gradual and in the implementation. spurs made the first co-investment in the private equity portfolio in 2014 and since has made an additional 11 co-investments. eight of those were through the commitment to asia alternatives and it's fund heav-to-fund manat and four were outside. in each case, they were with a manager spurs has invested with and has an existing relationship through the portfolio. so they highlight that staff did a good job of existing manager knowledge to enhance execution capabilities in the co-investment portfolio. together, these co-investments represent close to $200 million in commitments with an average byte size of 15 million which we feel is appropriately sized relative to the byte size at th

hill in the clarence thomas and anita hill hearings, and his treatment of anita hill and the way he let other people go on. because he was chair of the judiciary committee at that point and treat her. so -- you know, people are complicated, but one of the things about joe biden that is important of the violence against women act which is just been in the news the past couple of days because the house just passed the reauthorization. it was first passed back during the clinton years and joe biden was was, he was the person who was the primary outfront person on this. he's one of the male allies. of the women we interviewed. particularly with people in their own states, senators. one of the things that research has shown is that as women have brought issues to the forefront, it's raised the consciousness of some of their male colleagues and the men have discovered some of these so-called women's issues, some of the policy procedures are very popular with their constituent, back home, too. so the women have had an important impact of changing the minds. >> good morning. elizabeth perry

anita, how do the democrats avoid what we'll call the beto abram hopes and dreams what are red states and do you see the democrats as pushing more energy into this notion of picking up senate seats since it's been argued half of the democratic field would make perhaps dandy senate candidates if they return to their home states? >> they're still pushing but you're right. this is a very uphill battle. remember, this is a top tier candidate. a top tier recruit for the democrats. but remember, she lost last year in a house seat by several points on something that where other democrats in other states won. kentucky is a tough race for her, but they do feel like that the military background she has is a very good attribute. they hope to really push that. they have of the people that came into the house, the new members, many of them have a military background or intelligence agency background and they feel it's very strong for them. you're right. this is tough. i felt like her video was interesting. she's -- she's actually saying that mitch mcconnell is standing in the way of getting things

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this because of the santa anita racetrack in los angeles county. the horse rat at the arcadia track and 66 dated back to the 2018 season. uc davis professor sue stover says the investigation is still ongoing and researchers can't point to just one reason for the horse stuff.>> most injuries are so said with several different risk factors occurring simultaneously whether it is the state fair or santa anita, or churchill downs. we are here working for their safety.>> in the lab, stover and her santa anita. they also studied the turf from tracks across the state. >>> this morning, the contra costa county water district says that a brief algae bloom and one of the source reservoirs is to blame for an earthy taste that some customers have been noticing. to supply serves about 62,000 customers in and around concord and the district says the water has been treated and is safe to drink and the taste should disappear any day. the added that putting a little lemon in your water should help in the meantime. >>> ridgecrest residence are rattled after one of th

way of doing that to protect parties and it was developed specifically because of what happened with anita hill and clarence thomas. so there is a process to give it -- i know senator feinstein said she didn't reveal this because of the request for confidentiality but that's a confidential system, its put in fbi background file, again, very honored by the white house, honored by the senate and why that wasn't followed, i think that went against the interests of every single person involved. the only benefit from that is that for those who would have like to see a media circus and a national fiasco created -- >> guest: not in the interests sex crime victims. >> guest: right. hinders the investigation process as well because you oar den when thefish was later back doing its investigation process, the ideal way other be to talk to people separately before they've all read the papers and then you don't have to worry, have the witnesses been tainted by what they already read. that wasn't done anded made it much harder to get to the bottom of what was going on here and that was a real shame. >>

first, anita mcveigh has the news. good morning, anita.ing, joanna, hi, good morning, everybody. 17 people have been injured, some seriously, in what police describe as a "horrendous" car crash in stevenage. two vehicles collided yesterday evening at a car event on the streets, hitting spectators watching from the roadside. police have asked witnesses to share footage of the crash with them. the government is set to commit to £2 billion in pay increases for public sector workers. the plans are set to be unveiled as one of theresa may's last acts as prime minister. it's the biggest public sector pay rise for six years, which comes following concerns that salaries are rising faster in the private sector. in a speech shortly, sajid javid will tell public figures they must moderate their language as part of a greater effort to tackle extremism. the home secretary will say everyone has part to play to stop the spread of poisonous ideologies. his words follow the publication of a poll suggesting 52% of respondents had witnessed extremism. englan

this will bleed into that race as well. . >> juan that and anita, stick around. live on the hill, mike gorman, michael eric dyson. thank you both for being with us. >> thank you. >> we are staying in all of that live coverage on the hill. we're also checking on the reality check. many of those 2020 democrats. new fund-raising numbers out overnight. who is making the money and who is not. but first could we finally, finally have a confirmed pick for the secretary of defense? that nomination hearing is happening right now live for the president's pentagon pick. we'll take you there. president's pentagon pick. we'll take you there jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. so, it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. plus, it's safe to use on all my floors, even wood. glad i got that off my chest and the day off my floor. try wet jet with a moneyback guarantee they're wrong when they advocate policies that would eliminate all private

former vice president joe biden was on the campaign trail where he was asked about anita hill.sten to this. >> by the way, i've had a long conversation. she said could you vote for joe biden, she said yes. didn't say she will, but she said yes. so it's a little blown out of proportion a little bit. the fact is that i think it's important that the courts look like the country. >> joining us now, political consultant tara dhar del, fer and in omande. tara, he didn't answer the question, when specifically asked, he would nominate anita hill. >> for joe biden, i think this is going to continue to dog him. first of all, his opponents are going to continue to use it against him. it is a legitimate line of attack. it speaks to policy positions. it speaks to other issues. i think it's a fair game for him. i think he's going to have to have a better answer, not just not answer the question, but also when he does answer it, it needs to be a better answer. i think one of the things joe biden has struggled with is he has a long record in the sflat, obviously, and he was vice president. he

she did say she didn't want to come public like to be similar to the anita hill allegations. >> and then to go on national television. >> but then during the first call she made was to the washington post but then they responded to her initial calls and we don't know what's going on in her heart of hearts but we tried to put together the evidence and her lawyers for example okay then the judiciary committee will give her a hearing with the circumstances it is a very complicated picture of very large public relations around it whether democrats are her friends there is definitely an effort. >> people ask about the motivation but it's also interesting how they forget what happens during that second round of testimony and the prosecutor to question christine blasey-ford i think that's one of the more fascinating characters we explore someone can interview victims of sex crimes for prosecutors in the nationwide expert in interviewing for the position with the senate judiciary republicans looking for a bulldog. that is not me i have a career very conscious of the neat to protect the victims a

. >> just four days into the winter season at santa anita park the first horse that struck.ore dust followed as heavy rains created concerns for horses legs. a track engineer brought in to investigate in february, the owners of santa anita halting racing. despite the brief fault, the deaths would reemerge. 30 up until june 23. another 18 fatalities at the golden gate fields in albany, california. a litany of issues according to the equine injury database led to an average of 10 horses a week through 2018. with the sport under the micro sport, microscope, and politicians alike gavin newsom called the group to the corporate. the governor passing legislation that would defer power to the racing board to halt all action if the situation arises where there is a trend of incidents. the group tightening rolls around drugs and banning several trainers including kerry holland door for and also golden gate after five of his horses died at those tracks. he could be nearing the end of his training career after the new york racing association said they would be on his sources from runnin

in los angeles, anita vogel, fox news.headlines making news this morning. breaking overnight, a fire in first class forced a packed plane to make an emergency landing in boston. a phone charger started sparking and set a passenger's seat on fire. no one was hurt. all 217 passengers loaded onto busses, taken to the terminal where they're waiting right now for another flight. well, say good-bye to mad magazine. the 67-year-old magazine which featured the gap-toothed smiling mascot, alfred e newman will be leaving newsstands after august. it will be available at comic shops and mail to previous subscribers. aaron spelling's former mansion medical important ya history as the largest -- california history as the largest real estate sale in the state. it sold for just under $120 million, the highest price ever paid for a home in los angeles county. the previous record was $117.5 million back in 2013. you may remember spelling's wife candy sold that home in 2011 for $85 million to the daughter of formula one's billionaire, bernie

. >> a woman by the name of anita bryant, who was a famous pop singer, particularly famous because sheelevision for florida orange juice. she was a religious fundamentalist. >> you see, if homosexuals are allowed their civil rights, then so would prostitutes or thieves or anyone else. >> she became the public spokesperson and lead campaigner on a national crusade to quote save our children from homosexuality. and it was a campaign to roll back and prevent the passage of civil rights laws. >> here's how you strip people of their humanity, or what dr. king would say the stor are you you tell about them. you get the media to tell their story. >> doesn't it necessarily follow homosexuality ought to be illegal? >> i do believe it should be illegal because it's not a civil rights issue, it's a moral issue. >> as bryant took her campaign across the country, a young pastor with a nationally syndicated television ministry, the old time gospel hour, took note of her success. >> a pastor of a baptist church in lynchburg, virginia, jerry fall will, heard about anita bryant and went down and learne

the other thing he has against him, is another part of his record that is a dark moment that where anita hill didn't accept his apology, what that says to black women who have stood behind anita hill for decades and still do. he's got to be very careful. i do not envy his advisers right now, hopefully, brooke, at least he's listening to his black advisers right now. >> i want to keep this conversation rolling along. stay with us, over the party divide to health care, undocumented immigrants. plus, google says, you guys mentioned this she was the most searched candidate on that debate stage last night, is that a good thing, not a good thing, i don't know. marianne williamson is here to talk reparations, oprah and how to beat president trump. also ahead, a preview of round two, a supporter from each campaign joins me live to hash it out. you are watching special live coverage here in beautiful detroit michigan, we'll be right back. donald trump failed as a businessman. he borrowed billions and left a trail of bankruptcy and broken promises. he hasn't changed. i started a tiny investment bu

thanks, anita. i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. cavuto is next.e we go, friends, supporters are saying good-byes to an american hero in long island, new york, a wake to honor the 9-11 first responder luis alvarez. he spent the final days of his life fighting for medical care for first responders that got sick after the terror attacks. he spent months digging through ground zero. years later luis and so many others got sick. he fight in congress last month to get compensation for the 9-11 victims compensation fund which is running out of money. luis died of cancer saturday after doctors said there was knowing else they could do. the new york city mayor attended the wake. luis alvarez, 53 years old. a man that fought for others until the very end. >> neil: welcome. i'm neil cavuto. forget the fourth of july fireworks to come. nike creating their own fireworks right now. nixing their betsy ross sneakers because colin kaepernick wasn't a fan of what was on them, a colonial flag. nike's financial incentives will slide as well. we go to washington on wh

we just got this in from the los angeles fire department anita.conducting a strategic survey of their districts and will comment if any damage exists. this is important to note for people watching out in california. this from the los angeles fire department. the los angeles police department as well, after this earthquake. please do not call 911 unless there are injuries or dangerous conditions to report. and then they come up with this. residents are reminded of the potential of after shocks to drop cover and hold on. they say to make your phone calls around. any damage reports from los angeles fire? >> reporter: the good news is we're not hearing anything at this point. again, i want to stress that los angeles is quite a bit away from the epicenter of this earthquake. the cities that are going to be feeling the brunt of this, we're talking about bakersfield, lancaster, big bear, california, area, lake arrowhead. those areas probably got a pretty good shake and there could possibly be some minor damage in those areas. here in los angeles, most pe

the incident brings scrutiny once again on the safety of horse racing, santa anita del mar was recognized as one of the safest tracks around last year with 7 horse deaths compared to 23 in 2016. del mar made improvements to the track and has added new safety measures including more vets and more supervision and stables and during workouts were not sanity that we're going to keep our a vigil >>we're going to keep with our protocols we're going to expand even more what we can do. over the next year. you keep this industry is healthy as possible. >>those jason sloss reporting earlier this month governor gavin newsome signed a bill that gives california horse racing board the authority to me at least suspend racing license says. >>well up next in sports. it was a lot the old ending for the san francisco giants yet extract another big victory k r we'll break it all down. we take a trip to the city of fresno as we explore some fresno's hidden gems in our summer road trip >>welcome back to kron 4 news today. there's so much to do here in the bay area that we sometimes forget, there's a great big

anita, in that same poll, in a hypothetical head-to-head, joe biden is the only candidate with a wideead over trump. this was done after the debates. still ten points ahead of trump in a head-to-head. what does this tell you about what voters are looking for? >> on one hand, it's not too surprising. obviously, the former vice president has the name recognition that none of the other democrats have. and he's been leading. that's not too surprising. if you look at the poll, what's really interesting is some of that support is coming or its stronger support for him from independents and moderates than there is for president trump. that's really where the president and his advisers are going to be looking. they want to shore up that support. something key in the midterm elexs electi elections. >> biden apologized for those comments so controversial about working with segregationists. here's how he explained why he did this now. >> the first opportunity to do it in a fulsome way. if any comments i made were taken in a way that people took offense from them, then i am truly sorry for that.

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. >> yes, by the way, i had a long conversations with anita hill, she would vote for joe biden.ld, just yes. it was a little blown out of proportion a bit. look, the fact is that i think it's important that the courts look like the country. >> the vice president leads the new nbc news "wall street journal" poll, that's the first poll since the debates. senator elizabeth warren is in second place. senators kamala harris and bernie sanders are tied in third. pete buttigieg is in fourth. andrew yang and beto o'rourke at 2%. the other contenders are at 1% or lower. many of them attending a barbecue event in iowa today on our nbc news road warriors on the ground, shaquille brewster and mike memoli in new hampshire with vice president joe biden. mike, let's start with you. the former vice president talking to reporters a little bit earlier today. did he answer that question, at least in what we played it didn't sound he answered the question about anita hill. >> no, he didn't say if he would appoint it to the supreme court, but obviously aware of the controversy. listen, this has been

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msnbc political contributor jake sherman and politico white house correspondent and associate editor, anita kumar. thank you to my team for being here. we heard from the president within the last hour or so. he is standing by his secretary of labor. what's the case the president is effectively making on alex acosta's behalf? >> one of the things the president is pointing to is his accomplishments on the job. this is different than some of the other cabinet secretaries who have gotten into trouble and ultimately left their positions. those were instances of difficulties they had in the course of doing their business. as a member of the trump administration. these facts go back to acosta's judgment in a prior job as the u.s. attorney in florida. the president separating those in part because he likes the job that secretary acosta has been doing. and one of the problems for this, for the white house, for secretary accoosta is that jobss one of the biggest things that's part of the president's argument for re-election. the economy, jobs and so forth. the kind of position where he would want to

>> you mentioned anita hill first. i think that is something that he will have to more sufficiently apologize for. he already said he wished that he could have done more. but folks there at the time, he was in charge of the committee so he could have done more. he needs to acknowledge that. and i think that these issues will pop up, but he can deal with them as they pop up. you can positi out the issues ad prepare strategies to deal with them. every single candidate in this race will have to do that. kamala harris will have to do that with her record as prosecutor. elizabeth warren will have to do that, cory booker and joe biden will have to do that. and the fact that he took so long to apologize is evidence to me that maybe he isn't the most electable candidate because any democrat needs to win the black vote to win the election. and if he will be waffling back and forth, he will have trouble doing that. so good he apologized, but i think that the issues will keep popping up. >> vaughn, senator harris is in south caro

that's not going to happen, you know what anita says, when you choose the following. to have a good test case to go to court, the census is the one. that's why bill barr and wilbur ross should be nervous. wilbur ross gave sworn testimony where he lied and said that the purpose for the citizenship question on the 2020 census was to basically see better enforcement of the voting rights act. beknow the supreme court had said that's false, it was contrived, that's the exact word that justice roberts used. bill barr not giving over the documents that have been so heavily redacted, they're basically worthless. which means that now when they go into court, they basically sue bill barr and wilbur ross, they're going to have some serious problems. they have to own up and tell the truth. i don't care that bill barr is the attorney general. and i don't have a problem with that when i have strong judges that are going to hold them accountable. if there ever was a case, anita was right that this is the case that should go to court over the census question. >> let's go for contempt

i do not feel, and anita hill herself has said the apology that she has received is not sufficient.ill couching it in the i wish i could have done more. and he could have done more and everybody -- >> although she also said she could see herself voting for him. >> sure. sure. >> so. >> and that's fine, because i think that, you though, people that are on the democratic side, most of them like more than one candidate and say whoever's a nominee i'll vote for that person as long as they get trump out of there. everyone's on the same page on that front. at this point it's about drawing the contrast between the candidates. kmtion al kamala harris will have to deal with vulnerabilities in her record as well as the others. >> cory booker and biden spent the week sparring over criminal justice reform. where do you stand on this great democratic debate whether they should be focused on trump rather than each other? >> well, ha any of us think doesn't matter because they're all trying to get elected, right? >> right. >> especially in a very crowded democratic primary, they all have their pat

this after a fourth horse that he trained died at santa anita.e threatens to end his four decade long career and comes as backlash grows over the number of horses that have died in the sport. >>> millions of android phones are infected with malware that hides in popular apps. up to 25 million android phones have been infected. it is secretly replacing other apps. most of the victims are based in india hundreds of thousands are here in the u.s. researchers say you should look for and remove suspicious apps from your android phone and avoid third-party app stores. >>> at&t will soon automatically block robo calls. the new feature will start with newly activated lines and eventually applied to existing accounts. blocking will be a default feature that users can turn off. the fcc mandated that u.s. carriers need to help stop spam calls. >>> in illinois, a mother was arrested. you need to see this picture. her a bizarre attempt to transport eight swimming pool. 49-year-old jennifer janus yeager had her two daughters right inside of that pool while the

upholds a ruling that the netherlands is partially responsible for the massacre of muslim men and strip anita. taiwan says it will consider giving asylum to protesters fleeing hong kong. and 14 stories 55000 square meters and 1500 cans of paint you need the man creating the world's largest solo mural. iran has seized a british flag the oil tanker in the straits of hormuz us tensions continue to escalate in the gulf u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt has condemned the move ass unacceptable he's warning of serious consequences unless the situation is quickly results while iran's revolutionary guard says that it captured the ship because it was violating maritime regulations another tank was talked to earlier but has since been released at the same time the u.s. and iran continue to square off in the region president donald trump says american forces shot down. on the iranian drone on thursday iran denies this and it has released footage it's this proof the drone returned safely to base all this us an iranian oil tanker remains in bonded in gibraltar a court there has now extended the detention

large numbers of germs on the seat of your skin flora but also germs that shouldn't be there like us anita back to god in other words someone sat here with a bacterium that could be a pathogen the cushions measured in large numbers of it could cause an infection for 2 oscars and betsy was making perceive. many people expect to file large numbers of but yet here but in fact the germ load on an escalator rail is quite low . something parts though are a different story there often lots of classic human bacteria on the grid mostly harmless skin germs but also pathogens the cause diarrhea is just a clue luckily there were no pathogens on it off with them but you do commonly find them on shopping carts if they pose a hygiene problem because they're rarely if ever cleaned him. as workplace is also a hotbed of bunty area the sample from the door handles show 400 colonies. what's worse the telephone and computer keyboard both have too many gut and fecal bacteria on the germs can spread on down puns. and is this even worse no not if the toilet is cleaned regularly. it's a little toilets going to ins

once again on the safety of horse racing as especially following the recent 30 horse death at santa anita. delmar was recognized as one of the safest tracks around this year with seven horse death compared to 23 in 2016. delmar made improvements to the track and has aided new safety measures, including more about the, and more supervision in stable thundering workouts. >> we are not within any the. we are going to keep are vigilant. we are going to keep with the protocols. we are going to expand even more what we can do over the next year, to the the industry is healthy as possible. sweat the report from jason sloss. meanwhile no see will be performed on the horses to determine if there were other of the other factors. >>> proposal to phase out coal shipments at a local terminal. this was the scene there last night. residents are pushing for a ban, but workers at the terminal say their jobs are under threat. and ordinance has now gone to the planning commission that would gradually end storage and handling of coal at the terminal. spot the ordinance gives at least three years and possibly

why are black women going with, like, a guy who's got the crime bull and anita hill on his record?n, don't get me wrong. younger black women will probably go with elizabeth warren, but for older black women, they're gonna go with biden. because if biden becomes president, then obama is back in the white house. [cheers and applause] - well... - yeah, yeah! - wait, wait, wait. - [laughs] - no, wait, wait. but that's not true. obama can't be president again. - who said anything about president? [scoffs] if joe biden wins, he's gonna invite obama over for dinner and where's dinner? - the white house. - boom! [cheers, laughter, and applause] obama's back in the white house. i mean it's sneaky, but it's all we got. [laughter] - okay, fine. so maybe that explains black women support. but what's interesting to me, dulcé, is that democrats overall seem to be going with biden, which--which is strange, like, considering how diverse and fresh most of the other candidates are. - of course, yeah. this--this is just a simple case of familiar dick. [audience exclaims and laughs] - familiar dick? -

enter a caucus there was a staff of the caucus laureus which is a pos forming germ and abandon us anita back on a germ that causes lung infections in hospitals in immune compromised patients especially when it's antibiotic resistant and come. up none of these are going to wash their hands it's a good idea to wash the 20 seconds after going to the toilet before eating and to try your hands thoroughly to keep the bacteria from multiplying. i personally can understand why some are afraid to be in the dark because you can use darkness as. darkness you hey. this is what rebecca to man will see for the next 42 hours absolutely nothing. darkness therapy involves spending time in a room without any light. yeah a lot of solace is i and i felt this really strong draw this pull a feeling that i would like to spend several days in the dark and i wasn't afraid or skeptical after all we all come from the womb to elsmore to live. her dark retreat is being supervised by natural health practitioner saskia your rebecca moves in with her an hour before it starts. this room will be her shady domain in case

he was asked whether he would nominate anita hill to the supreme court.et's take look at how he answered that question. >> i've had a long conversation with anita hill. in the last conversation, could you vote for joe biden? she said yes. didn't say she will, but she said yes. a little blown out of proportion here. the fact is i think it's important that the courts look like the country. >> reporter: that anita hill controversy was one of the first biden faced as a candidate about how we handled the supreme court confirmation hearings for clarence thomas. he was asked today about his vote to authorize the 2002 bwar in iraq, biden saying the mistake he made was trusting george h.w. bush about not launching the war itself. he approached that moment with shock and awe. biden really showing signs of that debate performance, and he knows he can no longer stay above the fray. we also saw him mixing it up with some of his opponents here, especially on the issue of health care. he said we really can't go back to scratch. we have to build on the affordable care ac

the mayor of a city in japan asking her to mind her branding language back to sports where giants anita's 2 had to pull one of their designs from a shoe collection to honor black history month the problem was it was all white who makes no wise shoes so the brain bloody history month i did a thing a swing enemies today this for your information try consulting with actual black people friends i hear they are all over the country this is just the tip of the iceberg good chain ones got in trouble because of black sweaters with big lips prada offended someone with key chains that look like black people cathy perry process the online with shoes resembling a black face i mean. really your product may end up annoying anyone which is for instance i'm not messing with you so for a drop there starter which kid parfum box after being scolded by a witch community all cases requires some damage control again our respect everyone's feelings but aren't the offended going a bit too far a bit too often. wednesday's hearing on john the scheme which has sparked a diplomatic incident between ukraine and russi

that's in reference to the contentious anita hill/clarence thomas hearings that biden shared in 1991.> for the first time the debates will be featuring progressives. that saens dodge one. >> i am delighted. bernie and i have been friends for a long, long time. we've worked on a lot of issues together. i'm here because i believe we have a country that is working great for a thinner and thinner price at the fop. 20 is all about thicking there work. >>> the democratic debates are live july 341st and this 31st. live from detroit right here on cnn. >>> it the weather now, another dangerous, potentially dangerous heat wave. today through the weeble end, 185 people under seem height of cease err siegs. remember extreme temps are the deadliest that kill more pane than hurricanes and tornadoes combined. meteorologist ivan cabrerra live from the weather center. >> still seeing the heat index valleys from 110 to 115. 105 to 115 right through sunday. prolonged heat wave. this is quite a stretch here. as i mentioned, we're looking at a quarter million people impacted by humid day. but saturday wou