bailey has got a 1.88 earned run average over his last 7 starts. no score, top 7. lead run at second base. can chad keep the game scoreless? he's coming -- yes! snow cones all around. bailey shut out still intact. mark thought he had a double. alex gordon thought otherwise. danny duffy -- this time, the right field line. nobody's catching that one. trots home for the winning run. a's beat the royals 1-0. they score just three runs in two games, but both victories. >> this month, it feels like we've been scoring a lot of runs, but these last two days, we've had to win a different way and be resourceful and reach into our bag of tricks. today was one of those days where you have to do everything you can to scratch out a win. >>> yastrzemski -- tonight's moment was right out of field of dreams. mike got a chance to have thgra his grandson. the giants will lead the red sox 4-1 in the 7th. if they win, it will be number 2,000 in bruce bochy's managerial career. >>> after he raised a sign asking for beer money tv. carson king included his venmo handle and viewers coughed

so just be prepared for that checking on a highway for a told you about the crash westbound near bailey still active. it does not look like a major accident, but we may still have one lane blocked know that your backup is growing it's already jammed from contra loma that's an anoch so 30 minutes now antioch to concord because of the crash west for at bailey daria. >>thanks a lot rob and 5.31 and today president trump makes his first visit to bay area has president will speak and a private fund raising event the exact location is secret, unless you've got a ticket. he's going to be landing at moffett field in mountain view later this morning for that. yes. >>housing and urban development secretary ben carson by the way will also be in the bay area today. carson is visiting san francisco on a fact-finding mission to come up with solutions for the homeless crisis, a story we told about last week kron four's maureen kelly has reaction from the city's mayor. >>yes give me money mayor london breed says that's what she would ask the hud secretary if she has the opportunity during ben carson's

dan johnson reports from the old bailey.lented, popularfunny jodie chesney was described as a talented, popular funny young women whojudged no—one talented, popular funny young women who judged no—one and talented, popular funny young women whojudged no—one and loved everyone. those words came from her grieving family who were at the old bailey today to hear those tributes read out at the start of this trial to establish why she was killed so suddenly and by whom. at times today, some details were just too upsetting. jodie was in this part with a group of friends friday night backin with a group of friends friday night back in march. one of them bought some cannabis to a local dealer and they were listening to music. cctv footage shows a car pulling up over there and two young men getting out then heading across this field to then heading across this field to the play area. one left this fence, one came through here. they went straight up to jodie one came through here. they went straight up tojodie without exchanging a word

. >> my principal role has been bailey management.him manage his photo lines. >> the couple's 16-month-old golden trooefr hretriever has da following of his own. >> what do you do to keep any sense of normalcy when you're home? >> bailey. we try to get out to fresh pond. it's a really good day we do doubles at fresh pond. we go early in the morning and again just before it's dark if we can make that work in the schedule. >> is there anything you can tell us about senator that we don't know about? >> there's a lot. >> just something the average person wouldn't know about senator warren. >> to the rescue. >> bailey is the reason for mann's recent visit to the emergency room. >> he was playing with another dog and the other dog attacked him. bailey was hapndling himself fine. my hand caught on his harness and broke a bone. warren and her husband both used the same word to describe the campaign. >> the day you announced your campaign it was new year's eve. you had a press conference right outside this house with bailey. at the very end i

dan johnson reports from the old bailey.lar, fun young woman who judged no one and loved everyone. those words came from her grieving family, who were at the old bailey today to hear those tributes read out at the start of this trial, to establish why she was killed so suddenly and by who. but at times today, some of the details were just too upsetting. jodie was in this park in east london with a group of friends one friday night back in march. one of them bought some cannabis from a local drug dealer and they were listening to music. cctv footage shows a car pulling up over there and two young men getting out, then heading across this field to the play area. one leapt this fence, one came through here. they went straight up tojodie and without exchanging a word, she was stabbed in the back. it was an attack apparently without motive. today, the jury heard the car belonged to manuel petrovic, who's 20. also on trial is svenson ong—a—kwie, i9, alongside a 16 and 17—year—old we can't show because of their age. even though the

traffic is slowing approaching bailey at this point. and we've been tracking a crash westbound 580 that cleared off to grant line road. traffic has been very heavy out of tracy this morning. so we check out the drive times for you westbound 580, tracy to dublin is 42 minutes. that westbound 4 ride that is showing some slowing is still green. 16 minutes and the ride in the north bay southbound 101 is 16 minutes. here is a live shot of 101 in san rafael. traffic on the right-hand side is southbound and that is fine right now to the golden gate bridge. southbound 680 looking good through walnut creek at this point. >>> peak wildfire season is almost here. there is a concern about an exposed gas main in contra costa county. trees surround 40 feet in the park. the county's deputy fire chief told pg&e it is a safety hazard. there have been two fires within two miles of the pipeline within the last 90 days. pg&e says the pipeline is safe. they will monitor possible threats. >>> coming up next the 7 things you need to know as you start your day

[applause] go duffey. >> john bailey.eefe. >> joe duffey. >> mccue. >> donahue. >> al donahue. >> joe duffey. >> al donahue. >> alfred martino. >> donahue. >> duffey. >> william donahue. >> joseph duffey. [cheering] >> donahue for duffey. [cheers and applause] >> 192 votes, 20%, he qualifies to challenge at a primary. >> we are on our way now. >> we are on our way. >> the first roll call is over. donahue is 17 votes short of majority endorsement. we get enough votes for donahue to get the party blessing. >> they destroy the party this way. >> the last of the dinosaurs. the dying of a dinosaur. you could do well on a second ballot. >> i know i could. >> >> you ought to press for it. if you put enough pressure on them, they will have to be a little careful with how to handle this. [cheering] >> we should get this thing over with. >> why make a big deal out of it? i think we would've had to acquiesce. >> state senator ed marcus, he also qualified to challenge in a primary. >> he simply cannot wake up to the fact that it is 1

tom, at the old bailey, bring us up—to—date. a car and dragged along the road a considerable distance, and he died of his injuries. he was 28 years old, and it was a great shock to everybody, including his family, clearly, and also the wider police community. well, four people were charged with his murder, but today ata charged with his murder, but today at a hearing here at the old bailey, we have heard that one of those, a 20—year—old, jed foster, has been told that the charges against him are being dropped. now, the prosecutor in the case told the judge, mrsjustice whipple, that the police had now gathered a full file of evidence in the case, having already decided to charge him, and the crown prosecution service made that decision. the full file of evidence suggested that there was insufficient evidence to continue with the charges. in fact, he said these proceedings cannot and should not continue or stop there was no realistic prospect of mr foster being convicted. he is being released from prison. that leaves three defenda

let's go live now the old bailey. him. he died after three days in hospital. in february ajury three days in hospital. in february a jury was unable to reach a verdict on whether stephen watterson was responsible for alfie's manslaughter. you face retrial today, and just before the retrial was due to start, he said that he was due to start, he said that he was guilty of alfie's manslaughter and will be sentenced next week for that. he has been in prison since february last year. he was taken into custody shortly after alfie was found dead. he remains in custody waiting for his sentence. alfie's mother was found guilty of child cruelty and is still in prison. now let's get the weather. hello, three today we have seen cloud piling through the northern half of the uk, bringing ad breaks of rain, all tied to an area of low pressure. to the south, blue skies and sunshine. through the evening and overnight, the cloud will spread further south. most of the rain will pull away into the north sea becoming increasingly light an

four people are on trial at the old bailey for her murder.he evening of march the 1st. the old bailey heard that hours earlier one of her group had unsuccessfully tried to buy cannabis from one of the defendants and turned to another local dealer instead. the four accused are all from east london and all deny her murder. the head of counterterrorism policing in the uk has warned that far—right terrorism is the fastest growing problem his officers face. assistant commissioner neil basu, said a third of the terrorist plots foiled in the last two and half years have come from the far—right and these now form about a tenth of his officers' caseload. effectively, it is the close partnership between m15 and counterterrorism policing in the rest of the uk intelligence community that have disrupted now 22 plots since 2017, seven of which are right—wing terrorist plots — suspected to be that methodology. so, effectively, it's the might of those two services working together that makes a real difference in stopping attacks. now having that, looking ful

. -- lest we >> john bailey. ribicoff. al donahue. super manufacturer with 13 children and $30 million. >> the keynote address. >> a wait and see attitude about some of the critical problems. >> he told me last week he wants to vote for me and he would like treasurerhur made him of the town and he depends on barberry. albatross.become an >> lbj's former press secretary. >> he went down in the primaries. there have been four or five recent examples of what money can do. >> we want joe! we want joe! ♪ >> duffey! [applause] go duffey. bailey. [crowd booing] >> joe duffy. >> donahue. >> al donahue. >> joe duffy. al donahue. >> donahue. .> duffey >> william donahue. >> joseph duffey. duffey.ue for applause]d 20%, he qualifies to challenge at a primary. .he first roll call is over >> they destroy the party this way. >> last -- the dying of a dinosaur. >> you ought to press for it. if you put enough pressure on them, they will have to be a little careful. >> why make a big deal out of it? >> state senator ed marcus, he qualified to challenge

dan johnson, bbc news, at the old bailey. it is 2:32am. now on bbc news: talking books.o talking books with me kirsty wark year at the edinburgh international book festival. every year the festival brings writers from around the world to explore new ideas and new books. with me today isjing—jing lee. her debut novel kirsty wark explores the world of wartime comfort women in singapore. a story of endurance, brutality and survival in japanese occupied singapore. this heartbreaking story explores shame and secrecy through two timelines woven together in this deeply moving novel. welcome to talking books, jing—jing lee. i'm delighted to have you. how we disappeared is quite an extraordinary book. but the idea of a novel does make the novel came from an earlier novella in which a character is a cardboard woman. tell me about that? a road, if i could tell you, it's a book based on a cast of characters living in a building that is to be torn down in singapore. this happens a lot in singapore. this happens a lot in singapore. old buildings are torn down to make way for new ones.

three teenagers appear at the old bailey on murder charges.logy tonight after fresh video emerged of him wearing blackface make—up, a day after he admitted such behaviour was racist. mr trudeau said he'd hurt people who faced discrimination but couldn't say how many times he'd worn blackface. from 0ttawa, nick bryant reports. in this age of celebrity politicians, justin trudeau is a politician who became a celebrity. youthful, telegenic — a leader who seemed to embody the values of modern—day progressiveness, a model of political correctness. put this photo presents a very different picture, showing him wearing blackface make—up at a private—school gala in 2001. an arabian nights costume party where, as a 29—year—old teacher, he was dressed as a charater from aladdin. his message today — "forgive me, i've changed." darkening yourface, regardless of the circumstances, is always unacceptable because of the racist history of blackface. i should have understood that then, and i never should have done it. more blackface photos have emerged, and a v

coming up, we speak to andrew bailey. we speak to him about all things brexit and financial regulation. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, politics and finance, i am francine lacqua. joining us is harry tchilinguirian. great to have you on an incredible date where we see shocks to the oil market. how do things stabilize. sauding will it take for to go back to a normal place? harry: it is difficult to say because the details are sketchy. on sunday, saudi aramco said they would should have a report. we will have to wait until we get that report to draw any conclusions. francine: where do you see oil going? would -- this was so sudden, does it change the nature of the alliance between opec and russia? harry: in terms of the alliance, this doesn't change anything. we will be in terms of prices, with a reaction in asia. oil prices have come down a little bit. what we are paying attention to is when the u.s. starts trading, because there are a lot of producers there will be using this oil price to hedge production forwar

our home affairs correspondent is at the old bailey. campaign, it was a campaign that caused genuine alarm nationwide, particularly among muslim communities but also the authorities. it started injuly muslim communities but also the authorities. it started in july two -- 2016 authorities. it started in july two —— 2016 when david parnham sent m essa 9 es —— 2016 when david parnham sent messages that were intercepted at a sheffield mail centre address to david cameron and others which contained a white powder, a hoax poison. that triggered a full attack, then months later he sent a similar letter to the queen and some places had to be temporarily quarantined. each letter was also filled with far right extremist rhetoric and all of those thoughts came toa rhetoric and all of those thoughts came to a head for david parnham in march last year when he sent a series of letter is called punish a muslim day, encouraging attacks in the streets. they caused enormous alarm. the issue for the court is whether david parnham is mentally ill, with som

one of them was the death of bailey in north dakota. tell a story. it's fascinating, the interaction with law enforcement and this incredible mystery international mystery to get to have all came about. >> bailey was an 18-year-old kid, he had just graduated from high school, he had never tried fentanyl until he received it one night at a party and it was stronger than anything he'd ever tried before. he passed out and died. his parents had no idea what fentanyl did. this was 2015, nobody knew what fentanyl was. it's a pretty small, fairly conservative place. i talked to the mayor of the town and he said, we don't think of ourselves as a place where we have a drug problem. there are more functional that's in the community realized they had to take strong action against this problem. so they adopted a bunch of these forward thinking harm reduction approaches. ... >> and they are frightened to do anything about it because they don't want to get in trouble. >> and to be pretty isolated place so they permitted this medication and assisted treatment to be

dan johnson reports from the old bailey.as described to the jury isa jodi chesney was described to the jury is a talented, popular, fun young women are judged no—one and love everyone. those words came from her grieving family, who were at the old bailey today to hear those tributes read out at the start of this trial to establish why she was killed so suddenly and by whom. but at times today, some of the details we re at times today, some of the details were just too upsetting. jodi was in this park in his london with a group of friends one friday night, back in march. one of them bought some cannabis from a local drug dealer, and they were listening to music. cctv footage shows a car pulling up over there and two young men getting out, then heading across this field do the play area. one that dispensed, one came through here. they went straight up tojodi, and without extending a word, she was stabbed in the back. it was an attack, apparently without motive stop today, the jury heard the car belonged to manuel petrovich, wh

it was the rival of barnum & bailey. what we don't know it is waiting to be unearthed to be as interesting or more interesting. >> with genome can temporarily? >> he was. as you make the argument for george custer but as a western celebrity he had a resume built up by gunfire but the monthly magazine sent to interview him and thousands and thousands of people back east read about it in a distinguished him as the iconic original loan gunman on the american west frontier. a lot of the stories were made up but some were true so everybody has an image of this archetype with the individual gunman of the entire wild west a lot of that was true and then they found out about it. what did he do quick. >> really he was the winner of the first reported gunfight they were called a dual and in 1865 to square off and then you can see which one is still standing. now this happened in the town square he had stolen his watch and that he walked around to parade and he said don't do that so he actually called him out so they forgot what th

dan johnson, bbc news, at the old bailey.ke—on—trent as part of our ‘we are' series. the city at the heart of the staffordshire pottery industry is made up of six towns: tu nstall, burslem, hanley, stoke, fenton and longton. being one city of six towns brings a number of challenges. 0ur editorial director, kamal ahmed, met people at the potteries museum and art gallery — to find out what makes stoke tick. welcome to the pottery museum and art gallery at stoke—on—trent. this is our third art gallery at stoke—on—trent. this is ourthird in art gallery at stoke—on—trent. this is our third in the we are series was not we have had we are middlesbrough and we are bradford. it is an attempt for the bbc to get out of london, to properly cover regions of england as well as the nations of the united kingdom, but really it is about the audience talking to us about how we should be covering what is important to them and this will be a week of special coverage from stoke—on—trent, guided by these fabulous guests we have brought together in

dan johnson, bbc news, at the old bailey.s called by pilots at rya nair have a series of strikes called by pilots at ryanair have been called off. they were set to walk tomorrow and overfour they were set to walk tomorrow and over four days next week. they were set to walk tomorrow and overfour days next week. they they were set to walk tomorrow and over four days next week. they have suspended strikes, they say, to pave the way for a more meaningful negotiations but that the relationship with ryanair remains acrimonious. a number of conservative party members have been suspended for posting or endorsing islamophobic material on social media. the action was taken following a bbc investigation. there have been repeated calls for the conservatives to hold an independent inquiry into allegations of islamophobia within the party. here's our political correspondent, alex forsyth. just three months ago, during the race to be tory leader, this happened... shall be have an external investigation into islamophobia and the conservative

despite the best efforts of leon bailey and co this one state schoolers hoffenheim coach alfred troy to set up defensively and his tactics were a success. team showed a strong mentality again today you can't say we were lucky we earned it the boys far harder than we didn't get anything for free. for next week sure opposite number was once his teammate today peter bashi side faced an opponent that they simply could not break down. and toys it's disappointing because we were clearly the better team normally we'd reward ourselves with a goal but unfortunately today we failed to sort. the only team yet to school the season needed hatton's help to open their accounts in front against the guests from berlin thanks to an own goal from making a stop i soon after the restart it was too new to the hosts but still there was no shock a player's name on the scoresheet he don't good style is why you would effort turned home by covering breaking i finally shock it did manage to bag one of their own jonjo kenny the 1st royal blue this season to school for his size i he's now drive in the 85th minute

one of them was the death of bailey kinky in grand forks north dakota. tell that story, because it was the city, the interaction with law enforcement and sort of this incredible mystery international mystery, to get to have all came about. >> guest: bailey was an 18-year-old kid. he had just graduated from high school. he had never tried fentanyl until he received it one night at a party, and it was stronger than anything he had ever tried before. he passed out and died. his parents have no idea what fentanyl was. nobody did. this was 2015. grand forks is a pretty small, you know, fairly conservative place pic and i talked to the mayor of the town and he said we don't think of ourselves as a place where we have this big drug problem. but there were more fentanyl deaths, and the community realized they had to take strong action against this problem. and so they adopted a bunch of these really forward thinking harm reduction approaches. so north dakota, for example, past, it's called the good samaritan law. basically that means if you are with someone who

outsidelry force is baileys crossroads. occupiesderate outpost essentially a trio of goals, and munson, the tallest of the three, is the most prominent of those confederate flags and there's almost daily skirmishing through late summer and early fall of 1861 as federal forces try to push out of washington and stuart's men pushed back. the reason i am talking about this is it is gaining stuart credibility. he proved himself up first bull run and first manasses. these engagements are proving that credibility. with credibility and accolades comes more responsibility and we will see how stuart does or does not live up to those expectations. slide --e to the next this is a print that appears in of munson hill. you will see a very prominent confederate flag. mcclellan is being pressured by a pam lincoln. mcclellan is being pressed by the war secretary -- get rid of those outposts. that is what he is trying to do. to give you an idea, one of the union account says "the men can see one another plainly without a looking glass." arti

bailey slit to reproduce you are taking a young ph will still haven't made babies do it so you can hold school selfish x. . men say they have a license to get to and you will never catch only 2 on anything in the net but it's not to know they are all just rolling back to see a lie when it happens very rarely. they are rushed to get there they already believe being they already did so that it's just very very hard for them to return to fish to see a lot already estimates are saying that by 19050 the level of how much fish there is is all the old world fresh hold that the fish cannot be populated anymore the stokes can not raise to a level where there will be peace left for the future generations and already the levels the big told fish for change that. to. all these big fish like some scientists in juneau which is appropriate out throwing them into rain already. and it won't recover already made state of 90 percent of the sharks out of god. and can they raise up to the levels where they used to be very very. much up to date. all the treasures that are around us. these are peary could see

bailey wouldund still like to push donahue. is not controversial. -- he is not controversial. i have been attacked all over the state as a communist. a number of rumors have been , soted about my background we are in that stage. >> i think bailey has committed himself to the governorship. i don't think he cares all that much about the senate race. that's my own reading of it. >> nice to meet you. >> duffy grew up in west virginia, son of an irish coalminer who lost a leg in a mining accident and went into politics. he became a minister, opposed the war and acquired a phd in urban sociology. he was appointed to the democratic national policy committee. he is married, has two sons, and went to chicago for mccarthy. >> what town do you live in? meredith. >> good to see you. can watch archival films on public affairs in their entirety on our weekly series "reel america." saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern here in american history tv. next on "the presidency," stanford university historian bertrand patenaude talks about herbert hoover and aid to poverty-stricken

dan johnson, bbc news, at the old bailey. a bbc investigation. there have been repeated calls for the conservatives to hold an independent inquiry into allegations of islamophobia within the party. here's our political correspondent alex forsyth. just three months ago, during the race to be tory leader, this happened. shall we have an external investigation into islamophobia in the conservative party? they agree. they certainly seemed to agree, including the man who's now party leader, but there has not been much movement so far. when is your independent enquiry into islamophobia in your party starting? i think that is under way. we have had very summary action against people who were associated... who is leading it? we are trying to get to grips with this problem. the problem is another tranche of people who say they're tory members and who have posted or endorsed islamophobic content on facebook or twitter. comments included... details were passed to the bbc by a twitter user who has been campaigning on this issue for over

homer bailey had not lost. but the angels beat the a's 3- 2, with a bunch of hits like that.land has lost two a street. >>> tied it one with the yankees. it could be, it is. that is a walkoff. they are tampa bay rays are closer to oakland. the a's lead the temperatures raise. cleveland now sitting just a game back from green and gould. of bruise bocce's final week. he said that he plans to enjoy all of his games at oracle park. >> like no week that i have ever had. >> he was honored for his 2000s career win, which he picked up last week in boston. this is his first long bowl at oracle this year. he may be also starting his final week in the city. the giants led 3-1. drop to the bottom of the eighth. long goria, a solo home run. you are not going to believe this folks. burning the midnight oil. 5-5, they are the top of the 14th inning.in colorado. >>> the tight end is enjoying his time off. look at the announcer chugging a beer. embracing him, who is sitting right next to him. by the way, it is a good thing that the giants went to the 14th. so the fans at chase center could ge

but no major issues really could pick a highway for because i told you about a crash westbound at bailey that crash is still wrapping up that's why it's so heavy out of antioch it's not jor but it's attracting a lot of attention you're almost at 40 minutes from one 60 out to 2.42 are you thanks a lot robin 6 oh one and today, president trump makes his first visit to the bay area as president will be speaking at a private fund raising event we've got kron four's will tran standing by at moffett field. >>in mount view where the president is expected to of land a little bit later this morning. it will. >>about 5 and a half hours behind me he will land you can see the there's a lot of security from here he will hop into a motorcade and head to apollo also say you have to be mindful of the traffic implications chp will shut down that stretch of one online and then once he hits the city streets, the local police officers they will make sure that it is free and clear for him to make the safe path to his destination and that's why hopefully you will not be caught and that traffic mess we've seen

a quick word as we close out this hour, andrew bailey speaking right now at bloomberg's european headquartersandview at 9:30 a.m. he speaking on other matters, talking post-brexit, and says we'll use forbearance generally -- generously to ease from the ceo andrew bailey. there will be an interview later on this morning. you can catch that live there. the market story is all about oil. that will sector and oil majors move higher in terms of equity markets. elsewhere, we see weakness. the trading day, 56 minutes old. this is bloomberg. ♪ aramco attack. oil and gas stocks attain. who spendsrump says on verification. borst johnson is said to defy the ban of a no deal at brexit. we will talk all things brexit and financial regulation.

punching trying to grab anything that i can, like a stick >> reporter: the 8-year-old was in his bailey, colorado, backyard a few weeks ago wh iwalking up and then seeing a mountain lion on this rock >> reportebeen reportsth in th one went for pike. his brother gage heard screams for help and got their dad. >> his head was in the lion's mouth >> reporter: ron carlson had a knife you've got to protect your children. >> reporter: the lion was later euthanized by wildlife officials. since then pike had two surgeries and got a warm welcome home. >> i can get the eye lid open to where i can see out of it. >> reporter: mom julie is grateful he's bouncing back. >> he's ready to go back to school >> reporter: pike's takeaway from his wrestling match -- >> no one try to wrestle a mountain lion because it's a cheater. >> reporter: because he says lions bite kevin tibbles, nbc news >> tough little guy. we're glad he's okay >>> up next serena williams a win away from history >>> finally tonight, serena williams is once again gearing u am history. here's cynthia mcfadden >> reporter: last night tenn

there is a man named d4 bailey -- deford bailey that you highlight.uest: he was a gifted harmonica player, one of the most popular if not the most popular person on the grand ole opry. said,ener wrote in and please warn us when you do the fox hunt, which was a favorite one of his, when he imitated the hounds and the foxes, the bugle calls and doll of that. without the warning, my labrador -- and all of that. without warning, my labrador knocked over two lamps and a table when responding to the radio. he was terrific. he had trouble traveling between the gigs. the grand ole opry was sunday night and musicians got better paying gigs around that area, which is why nashville is central, and he had a hard time. people took care of him there. of course, as our partisanship waxes and wanes, at a particularly disappointing period he was let go from the aand ole opry and made triumphant return. he had to open up a shoeshine business in nashville and came back. it speaks to the specifics of the situation, that he could be accepted and could be understood to be

jefferson sharpnack and his grandmother diane bailey are joining us now.i love your bow tie. i love your great big smile you have today. can you just walk me back through what happened? >> okay. so it was my birthday like a week ago and i was at school. i was in line getting ready to go sit at my table when the lunch lady took my cheesy bred sticks and went to the 'fridge and took out bred on cheese and put it on my lunch tray. >> and what did you do after that? >> i walked back to my lunch seat, my lunch table, and told my friends about it. >> and how did that make you feel to have them take away your lunch right in front of your classmates? >> hurt. >> it hurt. no doubt about it. you are so brave to share this story with us. diane, i'm wondering how you found out about what happened and what your reaction was. >> well, i was waiting for him to get off the school bus because it was his birthday and he had taken in a snack and he was all excited. and when he got off that bus, he looked at me and said, worst birthday ever. and i asked him what happened? and

there is a man named d4 bailey -- deford bailey that you highlight.uest: he was a gifted harmonica player, one of the most popular if not the most popular person on the grand ole opry. said,ener wrote in and please warn us when you do the fox hunt, which was a favorite one of his, when he imitated the hounds and the foxes, the bugle calls and doll of that. without the warning, my labrador -- and all of that. without warning, my labrador knocked over two lamps and a table when responding to the radio. he was terrific. he had trouble traveling between the gigs. the grand ole opry was sunday night and musicians got better paying gigs around that area, which is why nashville is central, and he had a hard time. people took care of him there. of course, as our partisanship waxes and wanes, at a particularly disappointing period he was let go from the aand ole opry and made triumphant return. he had to open up a shoeshine business in nashville and came back. it speaks to the specifics of the situation, that he could be accepted and could be understood to be

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meanwhile homer bailey, meeting on the mound with seven strikeouts.the stubborn royals. they didn't go down easy with the replay look at it. this game went 0-0 into the bottom of the 11th inning. and a shot meanwhile think of all that ste achieved. two-time mvp and, of course, the world champion with the warriors. he has never been in the olympics. with team u.s.a. and he announced it today that he will participate. assuming that he's not injured or anything like that. and in the summer games, next year, and trying to help team u.s.a. recover the championship and the gold medal. now steph curry will play. as will damian lillard by the way. now let's check this out. the theme tonight will be robbery or as the completion we'll tell you. in progress, right? and as they host derek fish were a nice catch. josh reddick impression with that home run robbery. that is it right now. and that big story for bruce bochy. i've always liked him. >> all right, see you later everybody. >> good night. haley, hurry up! you don't have much time, and i made chocolate chip

we have a wedding tonight, and this afternoon, claire is debating duane bailey in the race for town counciloice) and now the "weekly saver" says that some voters find claire-- quote-- "angry and unlikable." to those voters, i say, "wait till she sees this." no one can mention it to her. we can't have some unscientific poll shaking claire's confidence. phil... what poll? too late. she knows. who told her? what is this, a witch hunt? oh, my god. i have to go. well, i just don't think it's a big deal. i mean, how many people read the "weekly..." "saver"? "saver," anyway? 22,000... ish. my company adver-- used to advertise with that newspaper. and how am i angry and unlikable?

that is jack elliott bailey. he was born this morning. to our own elizabeth cook. eight pounds, two ounces. he was welcomed by his big brother, bo. everyone is doing great. liz is happy. >> good news. >> baby jack is here. >> israel. >> he is so cute. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, the phone call that puts the presidency on the line. in it, president trump repeatedly urges the ukrainian leader to investigate joe biden. democrats see a smoking gun for impeachment. >> a classic mafia-like shakedown of a foreign leader. >> o'donnell: but was it? >> nobody pushed me. >> in other words, no pressure. >> o'donnell: and breaking today, the whistleblower's complaint finally reaches congress. we have new reporting. also tonight, another vaping death, this time in georgia, and the c.e.o. of juul steps down. an extraordinary warning from about possible violence at theaters showing the movie "joker." and, we want to show you, could this be the future for miami beach?

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a history of a nuclear catastrophe which won the bailey gifford prize.een published in russian, ukrainian, canada, ukraine and united states. these welcome my two guests. [applause] >> i'd like to ask both of my guests to begin by giving us a kind of overview of the subject matter of their books. which is to say, the aids crisis or the chernobyl catastrophe. just kind of what happened and when and to remind us and educate some of us about what the specific events that your book addresses work. david, perhaps you wouldn't mind starting. >> thank you everybody. great to be here how to survive a plague is the story of the plagued years of the hiv epidemic. the years before any medication made any dent in the disease. when an infection with hiv was almost certain death sentence. those years were from 1981-1996. i chronicle the story of the rise of the plague and the rise of activism around the plague. in 1981, it's hard to remember, but the gay community which was the initial and epicenter of the plaguein united states was nearly totally disenfranchised. we

three others — two boys of 17 and an 18—year—old — have appeared at the old bailey charged with the murderof the most vulnerable teenagers has revealed how some are exposed to drugs, weapons and organised crime — even being sexually abused by those who are meant to be looking after them. these children are either in care or have recently left, but are still supposed to be supervised in what is known as semi—independent living. our special correspondent ed thomas reports. just a house where people profit from young, vulnerable children. i've never really had any support. all i had was basically a bed. there were those involved, whoever did what they did. someone needs to pay a price for the pain. last night, we revealed serious concerns over the safeguarding of teenagers in unregulated homes. tonight, we hear the stories of vulnerable children exposed to weapons, drugs and organised crime. a lot of drug dealing, people bringing in acid. this teenager lived in a home run by a company called centurion care. knives, samurai swords, everything. i don't know how they get it past all the cameras.

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i walked out of the old bailey and it was surreal. i knew that i could now live a life. you served nine years injail for killing your husband. did you deserve to? i don't think i deserved to spend as long as i did in prison. i think if i'd been charged with manslaughter it would have been a lesser sentence. i walked free from court having served the full time. what were the risks in terms of you coming out? what kind of help were you looking for? i think, had i not had a strong family surrounding me, if i had been somebody who was just released out into the open world, i don't think that i would have been able to cope very well. you're very conditioned in prison. it's a difficult place to be. i often felt i didn't fit in. i'd keep myself to myself. i had a certain few people that i would talk to. but you don't tend to talk about your case. your two sons have stood by you. yes. what does that mean to you? everything, yep. i don't know what i'd have done without them. it's meant everything, their support. they've stood by me. they've li

his country in a new constitutional crisis it be a totally different taste do you believe that mr bailey that there would be a willingness within within germany and also within the e.u. to reopen negotiations even a little bit because asians. and even if there was a willingness this is a consensus between 27 countries i think you shouldn't overestimate it the deal we're having now with obviously was made last year on this one is. it is difficult to difficult to think of an alternative to do that and it is a good compromise to compromise towards the british position more than to the european position there are reports that boris johnson wants to change the u.k.'s defense pledges in the current bragg's it deal in other words we're hearing from london that the prime minister wants to create leverage in other words to threaten that the u.k. will not cooperate with the e.u. in security if it doesn't get into this the you know in answer to the backstop in ireland for example and you heard anything no i haven't heard anything and let's see whether this prime minister is still prime minister at

evolving tactics were used in 2006 when a lone gunman took hostages in a high school classroom in bailey, colorado. a sheriff's deputy immediately confronted the guneeping him isolated, and then called the swat team that included deandrea. all but one student, emily keyes, got out alive. >> reporter: at platte canyon everyone says that was a tactical success. u said to me, "no that was a faile." >> that was a failure. >> reporter: because you lost emily keyes. >> because we lost emily. there's no one that you will ever be able to convince me that was a success.ea >> reporter:rea says in an active shooting situation, everyone needs to take responsibility forwn safety. >> what's the real target? >> reporter: the individual. >> the individual! so we need to train that across the board. and we talk about evacuate, evade, and defend. >> reporter: evacuate, evade and department of homeland security guidelines relead in 2013. actions borne out of mass shootings and training by both law enforcement and survivors. deandrea's view of the post- columbine world has also shaped the lessons he has tau