beatty was like , let's go get them. jellico worried because he understood that the only man that could lose the war and a day and there is torpedoes and he was criticized by beatty for not being aggressive enough. there was a different personality but a different concept of how you use the naval forces . >> the british had the first operational move. tell us about what kind of tactics they developed and what was -- early 1920s. >> i think the name of that if i am not mistaken was --. >> they pioneered with many other things. naval a debate -- aviation and they took a ship and constructed the ramp and actually experimented with flying off. the concept for naval aviation at the time which really held for pretty much was the start of world war ii and a way to do over the horizon reconnaissance and spotting for the battle line. remember that these guns, the large caliber guns could send this round out 20 plus miles. on the horizon, the cruiser is 11 miles and beyond that you don't know. aviation gives you this opportunity t

they include actor warren beatty.now is bill bennett and fox news contributor who knew senator mccain. thank you for being here tonight. an interesting group, some of them are as we would expect. there are couple of surprises in there. i didn't know that he was close as he was to actor warren beatty. i want to ask you first about the selection of this russian dissident. your thoughts on him. >> i don't know who he is. sounds like john mccain, michael bloomberg, sound like john mccain he was a guy of eclectic taste politically as well as personally. i spent time with him talking politics. we went to boxing matches together in las vegas. i had my picture taken with harry reid in a fight. that was john. he was man of the world. >> martha: it is interesting just to talk about this choice little bit because the selection of this russian dissident some are saying it's little bit thumb in the eye to president trump. it shows how much senator mccain was concerned about the activities of vladimir putin and this individual, he

with me are jason beattie, who is head of politics at the daily mirror, and sebastian payne, the politicaler for the financial times. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. if they are not in by now, we will really struggle. sorry, just a few filler words i need to put into get us across filler words i need to put into get us across the line. the daily telegraph leads with a warning from lord blunkett that labour risks falling into "decline and irrelevance" unless the party makes a "seismic shift" in response to the anti—semitism scandal. the times claims tax avoiders are being blacklisted by the authorities to prevent them from getting knighthoods and pictures ariana grande performing at aretha franklin's funeral at the greater grace temple in detroit. the ft says coca—cola is setting itself up to take on starbucks, nestle and jab holdings in the global battle for coffee sales after buying costa coffee in a £3.9bn deal. the daily mail reports on new research that suggests up to 11! children are fighting for each place at top primary schools. the i says doctors will be able to stay

beatty releasing a statement, saying in 2016 i attended that conference in question, and said nothingable, and stand by my remarks completely. should anyone wanting to work in politics know to avoid a conference attended by white nationalists? >> not only that, he didn't apologize for attending this conference, named after mencken, who said an uneducated black man as a low caste person with the white race being 50 generations ahead of him. this is the man it's named after. so, it's basically a bunch of academics kvetching about nationalism. and the fact that he seems unapologetic about it, you had steve bannon, rob porter, stephen miller, now you have this guy. what is it about this administration that attracts them? this is the main question. this guy also got his phd on martin heidegger, a member of the nazi party. these are the kinds of people this administration is attracting. >> that's what i want to ask scott. the "washington post" is saying that beatty resisted the push for him to resign, leading him to being fired. this is supposed to be the best people, extreme vetting. >> ex

appearing in court charged with inciting public violence and unlawfully announcing election results beattie of the movement for democratic change was arrested on thursday after he was denied asylum by zambia his bail conditions include paying five thousand dollars to the court and surrendering his passport is also not allowed to address rallies or news conferences until the case is over it's been in order to. spin an ordeal but we survived. it's a future that. most of our free car will turn to strict rule of law in this custom that's not there we survive we live to fight another day i'm glad to be to be home and to morrow we raise because there's no issues of our own day what happened to me it's why i'm here women are supposed to do. well u.s. says it's concerned about zambia's cooperation in returning eighty as well as reports of detentions beatings and other abuses targeting opposition activists in zimbabwe the u.s. state department says it will review its own cooperation with the government as well. as more from the court in harare. tendai biti has been charged with breaking the electora

then others who are there, warren beatty and what we saw yesterday with vice president bid biden. he is, i think, really committed, even in death, to remind us that there are better angels in us. we're not going to be subject to this vileness that's infected our politics today. he really resented that quite a bit. >> told that at this moment, behind the scenes, they're actually changing out the flag that had draped john mccain's casket because it was wet in the rain. >> i wondered about that. >> as it moved from the hearse, carried up inside the east steps of the capitol. there will be a dry american flag draping mccain's casket. we expect to see that emerge into the rotunda here sometime in the next 10, 12 minutes. mark, we talk about -- and michael steele talked about this some, and i'd like your thoughts on this, the idea that at this moment in time, there is a public outpouring of support and of love for senator john mccain. can you talk about why you think that is? >> you know, there are points in our history where we come together as a nation. it often happens around the dea

beatty, thank you for sticking around.e have talked about some concessions that could happen in the dairy sector. if the primeime, minister is saying a bad deal is deal, is that also true for canadian businesses? you put the question earlier, but what constitutes a good deal? the same question should be asked, what constitutes a bad deal? what is a worse deal than having no nafta at all? we will have to look at what the final package is. the disappointment in this process is we had an opportunity here, to negotiate something that was much better, much more modern, much more efficient, with deep in the trading relationship in all of north america. the position that was taken by the united states was that we had to have nafta, minus instead of nafta plus. that means we will have to end up with something that is less good than we had previously. least have done away with the answer to the we are facing today and could at least ensure that in the broadest terms, the nafta under whatever name still exists, we will have to see w

on the face of it we will continue to follow this case closely and we will continue to insist mr beattie's physical integrity human rights and constitutional rights and the constitution of zimbabwe are respected the main opposition m.d.c. alliance is just going to file papers in court to try and challenge the election results which they say were rigged they haven't done that yet they have until friday they say they have enough evidence to stop the inauguration from taking place which is scheduled on sunday but officials in the rulings on a party say they are confident whatever evidence that the opposition says they have is not strong enough they are planning ahead with this dog aeration already rehearsing and some presidents have confirmed they will attend the inauguration ceremony on sunday. or else for us in the un african union have praised joseph kabila as decision not to seek a third term as president of the democratic republic of congo kabila is instead throwing his support behind close ally. dari there is still fears he will remain a political force behind the scenes catherine sawye

we reached out about darren beattie. the white house asked us to hold off on this story.as confirmed he spoke at the 2016 conference, but says his speech was not objectionable. >>> iran's top diplomat is speaking out begisince the sancs were renewed last week. mohammad javad zarif sits down with nick paton walsh. he is saying the u.s. is reliant on sanctions to get what it wants. >> i believe there is a disease in the united states and that is the addiction to sanctions. even during the obama administration, the united states put more emphasis on keeping the sanctions that they had not lifted rather than implementing obligations on the sanctions they lifted. >> let's go live to tehran and nick paton walsh. nick, interesting words from zarif. >> reporter: certainly. this is the force of moderation of dealing with the west rather than left conservative elements get confrontation. they got confrontation with donald trump. tearing up the nuclear deal. they are soul searching of what could be next. sanctions are coming and they realize that the addiction to sanctions means the

with me are jason beattie, who's head of politics at the daily mirror, and sebastian payne, the politicaly in. the daily telegraph leads with a warning from lord blunkett that labour risks falling into decline and irrelevance unless the party makes a "seismic shift" in response to the anti—semitism scandal. the times claims tax avoiders are being blacklisted by the authorities to prevent them from getting knighthoods and pictures ariana grande performing at aretha franklin 5 funeral at the greater grace temple in detroit. the ft says coca—cola is setting itself up to take on starbucks, nestle and jab holdings in the global battle for coffee sales after buying costa coffee in a £3.9bn deal. the daily mail reports on new research that suggests up to 11! children are fighting for each place at top primary schools. the i says doctors will be able to stay one step ahead of cancer tumours thanks to a new technique pioneered by scientists. and the daily express leads with the same story claiming patients will be treated earlier because artificial intelligence will be able to predict how the dise

thank you for now to my guests jason beattie from the daily mirror, and sebastian payne, from the ft.ith a longer look at the papers at 11:30, but for now, it's goodbye. a lot of dry weather around this weekend, some sunshine at times and looked like it will get warmer as well. some cloud coming in from the atla ntic well. some cloud coming in from the atlantic on those weather fronts thereabout toppled to the uk, before fading away. and that he got another weather front from the atlantic into the north west on sunday. an ahead of that, we are drawing our airfrom the south, just lining the temperatures to rise. and last night it was really cold in scotland, temperatures at minus two celsius, tonight won't be as cold, you can see her in cumbria, some of the high cloud beginning to spill and at northern ireland, and is also going to be pushing further eastwards across scotland over the accuracy and western parts of england and wales. bit of drizzle here and there, clear skies east of england and temperatures down to six or 7 degrees. that fed into the weekend then, bit of detail and sta

redford has always been a big name and always talked about the military industrial complex warren beatty you have to be really concerned you have read that big to really have any kind of freedom or even they have strictures apply think. well i mean i'm sure that the men get a lot more leeway susan sarandon i think. by hollywood standards was kind of branded you know kind of kooky that's what they like to do if you have a personality or you have a specific point of view you're a kook or you're kind of unhinged. when it's ok to just be a person and have have a point of view it doesn't have to be anybody else's but it can be yours. and i think if you're young and you're up and coming and you're making noise about gaza all of people above you will get very nervous because then you're going to get put in celebrity time. because not only is that you in the corner at lincoln so absurd is really a magazine celebrity time i mean i mean you get your like a little kid you get your face in the corner until you get better it's the proverbial time out it's quite asinine to tell you the truth so fans o

we reached out about darren beattie. the white house asked us to hold off on this story. beattie has confirmed he spoke at the 2016 conference, but says his speech was not objectionable. >>> iran's top diplomat is speaking out since the sanctions were renewed last week on his country from the united states. mohammad javad zarif sits down with nick paton walsh. he is saying the u.s. is reliant on sanctions to get what it wants. >> i believe there is a disease in the united states and that is the addiction to sanctions. even during the obama administration, the united states put more emphasis on keeping the sanctions that they had not lifted rather than implementing obligations on the sanctions they lifted. >> more on the interview with nick paton walsh in tehran. nick, are you seeing the economy and implications of those sanctions? >> reporter: certainly here there has been economic impact. zarif said this was a result of the preparations made for sanctions ahead in november and true to say the pressure the economy has had to endure over decades frankly if not the past yea

as an answer to questions they are perhaps not asking themselves we debated the issue with algae beatty activist pay to touch show and radio talk show host jon bonet. balik the purpose of these badges is just to raise awareness in particular to make transfusions and their friends and allies feel comfortable safe and accepted i don't think that's a terrible thing i think it's just a common human decency to become into i know that perfectly reasonable have made this decision what's not reasonable add on a minute where universities are trying to tell lecturers it happened at university of toronto of course famously with jordan peterson where they totally had should not use things like hello ladies and gentlemen hello boys and girls they had to fit into these new pronouns if they want to say today i'm a man tomorrow arm a boy the next hour my fridge freezer so bad but i don't have to fainter i don't want to get into a situation where i have to change pronouns i have to change the english language for a minority of very small minority they are attacking my freedom of speech my freedom of exp

they include actor warren beatty, former vice president joe biden, former new york mayor michael bloomberg, and the founder of fedex, fred smith. tomorrow would have been his 82nd birthday. there is a memorial service at the north phoenix baptist church on thursday. mccain's body will be flown to washington where he would like to stay at the capitol rotunda on friday. saturday, the mccain family will place a wreath at the service in his honor. senator mccain will be laid to rest on sunday at the u.s. naval academy cemetery in annapolis, maryland. there are additional tributes along with his farewell statement. just look for that under our politics section. >>> bart is trying to prove the smart improved safety for the -- bart is trying to improve safety for their riders. bart has been under a lot of pressure to take action after several violent crimes, including the stabbing death of neil wilson -- the stabbing death of nia wilson. >>> attorneys for derek l menace has a judge stated that he would honor the plea deal and changed his mind without warning judge kramer interrupted one of the vi

many people didn't know he was friends with warren beatty until this list of pallbearers. was. he had an interesting friendship and relationship, we are told. he obviously didn't care about labels as far as a party label. if you were in his inner circle, you were in his inner circle and you heard it lindsey graham talking about that yesterday on the senate floor. i think what is going to come out are stories of friendships and outreach that you will not have heard over the next few days. senator john mccain could be pretty prickly at times, but he also could be extremely warm and definitely funny. he had a vague sense of humor f humor. >> we will get a lot of laughs i feel, which is how he would want the people to remember him honestly, authentically and with a lot of laughter and humor and smiles. >> gregg: what strikes me -- it's gregg jarrett. what a remarkable and marvelous life this man had to. and yet, there were so many different highs and lows. at the loews would have shattered most people. p.o.w., agonizing torture over the course of five years. he emerges from th

it is quite incredible that darren beattie would have been there in 2016.gave a speech that was really music to the ears of his audience. it was very trump-y. he talked about globalism as being one of the things that was responsible for the errors, as he put a can of immigration. you talked about movements conservatism being dead and a new form of right-wing intelligentsia emerging. i know that was music to the ears of the racist who listened him. amy: and you explain -- stephen miller is still in the trump administration. explain what vdare is. >> vdare is a website that brimelow started. it is a publishing platform for white nationalists, people like jared taylor, some who said that people weren't capable of forming civilization. someone who said -- he was the spokesperson for the organization from which dylann roof drew the idea that there was a genocide against white people. i think it is been a mouthpiece for the radical white white nationalists, and has images and promised 20 years now. amy: can you talk -- >> i went to mention one thing about brimelo

. >> reporter: which was found by this man, trooper robert beatty, also now retired. >> i was on my handsnd knees and was looking and came across that drop of blood. >> reporter: how big was this drop? >> about the size of an eraser head really. the interesting part about that was that it was a drop that had fallen straight down. >> reporter: indicating to the troopers that she'd been hurt somehow before she got anywhere near the edge of the cliff. >> with it being, you know, five, six feet away from the cliff's edge, it was real apparent to me that, you know, we no longer have some accidental death. this was a homicide. >> reporter: but because there was no sign of a struggle at the crime scene, no weapon, nothing more left behind, it was obvious this would be hard to solve. so though eventually they told karen they agreed with her, bonnie had been murdered, they wanted her to keep that information secret. fat chance. by then, karen was telling anyone who would listen what she thought, and she was not about to stop. so you spoiled it for them. >> yeah. i did. i got in trouble constantly

his passport is also banned from addressing rallies or the news media and till his case is ended mr beattie a former finance minister in the short lived government of national unity as.

funeral services in washington with actor warren beatty, former vice president joe biden, and former new york city mayor michael bloomberg plus several other notable figures serving as pallbearers. on sunday he will be laid to rest at the naval academy in annapolis. the debate over renaming the russell senate building after the six-time senator wages on. republicans installing the senate minority leader chuck schumer's proposal for the name change. >> instead of worrying about the name is, let's be more like him. >> reporter: another person who has been remembering late senator ov t06-year-old mother robertaortedly said earlier this week that she is proud of her scent, but sad to bury a child. >> you talk about some of the dignitaries who will be there and will be speaking. do we know if members of his family will be there as well? >> reporter: at 10:00 senator mccain's motorcade will arrive. it will have senator mccain's casket as well as his wife cindy , their silver and children, and five grandchildren. -- their seven children and five grandchildren. >> i'm sure there will be a hu

against him now with the bill cosby was prosecuted in the in post to me to the first trial premier beattie was a mistrial a hung jury post me to he was prosecuted i watched a lot of interviews of yours preparing for this i read a lot of interviews with what you do is you're very good at criticizing your great critique i don't hear the solutions let's say you have to give do if you're saying the winds are all right well well they never found us right out there in the rain the coroner going to i would argue your notes here at home probably do want to hear are you saying that weinstein should have been prosecuted bill cosby should have been prosecuted because you're going to saying what's wrong with all these trolls but a lot of people see them as victories for me to win for feminism they haven't been victories for anybody sexual assault continues abuse of women from. the get rid of all sexual assault we don't prosecute bill cosby it's a bizarre going away in a minute your persecuting a man and his eighty's has been offending for sixty years but look what kind of a triumphant said let's go to

cut your back to undergo and 45 degrees and the humidity in the peter beattie.yet. these were temperatures on friday afternoon to bed with the average afternoon temperatures for this time of year. remember porthmadog hit 30 degrees plus. this high pressure is try to build on from the atlantic, push away most of the showers. we still have this feed of cool air coming down from the north. a few showers on saturday. most of the heavy showers at the north sea with the heavy winds. 0ne showers at the north sea with the heavy winds. one or two showers developing through the day as the cloud bubbles up a little. a good chance of staying dry as well. a bit more sunshine and not as breezy or blustery carpet averages similar to friday. it will not last minute. things are moving quickly. we've been following us for a few days. this were the system is coming in from the atlantic and squeezing away the ridge of high pressure that has been leading to the sunshine on saturday. saturday night into sunday will not be as cold. it will be cloudy on sunday with outbreaks of rain. m

warren beatty, joe biden, michael bloomberg, and the founder of fedex, fred smith. >>>.. >> payments, dairy, grains, and many farmers say that it's not enough to confiscate. >>> a bill that would allow san francisco's open safe injection sites is now on governor brown's desk. . we are encouraging addicts to go and choose. san francisco would be the first american city to open a safe injection site. the assembly and state senate approved to replace the current system with a risk assessment of nonmonetary conditions for release. >>> governor brown has the final say on a bill that would require you to ask for a straw. at full-service restaurants, the proposal would help reduce plastic use, and another very. it is going to corporate. there are 34 charter schools in california. >> right now, we want to check in with a salve for a look at traffic.. here it is. it is not even started yet. the sun has not even come up to. summer is kind of spitting away from us. you are going to see highway 24 through the lafayette area getting a little slower as well. heading over to oakland, traffic is all

foreign minister of a mr beattie all defended the movie very well i thought against and several other people against the opposition it was the debate was very french but in other words in europe in germany france these things matter italy very important now whether things change as a result it's hard to tell because the recent leaders you know the united states congress which stuns me voted almost unanimously for sanctions to be expanded against russia. this happened recently so it seems to be almost a reaction to trump. as putin says a domestic politics you feel like trump is trying to sort of way emulate leaders like putin behalf he is i'm not sure i can't tell you what is in donald trump's head i don't think anyone can and if they tell you that i don't think he's stupid i think he's a very sharp guy and i'm sure he wrecks respects the. he may misunderstand mr putin too so i don't know but he certainly hasn't lived up to the idea that he gave many people during the campaign that he was against any foreign of the interventions that he thought the united states it squandered its resou

cincinnati open for more than the one beating australia dario gover lova just two weeks ago rangers beattie six one six loved by john a concert in san jose. like williams fellow american madison keys is building up to the u.s. open at the end of the month she was the runner up in new york last year he's beating bethany matic sands in her opener in cincinnati. in the men's draw another djokovic she's advanced in surround to the women than champion beating steve johnson in a stunning straight sets six four seven six and now face adrian marino joke of it she's never won this tournament despite reaching the final on five occasions. and the memories come back from injury suffering a further setback murray was taking part in just his fall for votes after close to a year out with a hip injury the former world number one base and here in three sets by luca poor he. used to take a bit of time. you know i mean. consistency on the tennis court and right now having to balance. you know the week's work when i'm off playing i'm still spending. seventy percent of my time you know working on physical. reha

beattie because they allege that he broke with their law by announcing that. they're leading presidential candidate for the opposition had won the elections before they will feel results we are non's by day zimbabwe electoral commission so today earlier on it was say that he was. arrested in the process will file crossing the border from the book brought up between zimbabwe and zambia where he was trying to seek asylum but to wit that we hear is that he has been denied asylum and that. he's being kept in zambia in preparation probably for the zimbabwe or thirty's to deport him back into the country and privilege very briefly are you expecting a peaceful inauguration to take place. you know the recession could come on sunday if only the a challenge that is being mounted by the opposition is not successful but i think plans are already there because the foreign min ministry we saw the day before yesterday they already issued out a letter to embassies in that we're inviting them to be part of the you know gratian all right correspondent privilege on here your rep

foreign minister of mr beattie all defended the movie very well i thought against and several other people against the opposition it was the debate was very french but in other words in europe in germany france these things matter italy very important now whether things change as a result it's hard to tell because the recently as you know the united states congress which stuns me voted almost unanimously for sanctions to be expanded against russia. this happened recently so it seems to be almost a reaction to trump. as putin says domestic politics you feel like trump is trying to sort of way emulate leaders like putin to help syria's i'm not sure i can tell you what is in donald trump's head on all the anyone can and if they tell you that i don't think he's stupid i think he's a very sharp guy and i'm sure he wrecks respects the. he may misunderstand mr putin too so i don't know but he certainly hasn't lived up to the idea that he gave many people during the campaign that he was against any foreigner interventions that he thought the united states it squandered its resources its assets in

going to do much to check the place for the use of chlorine gases in the last few bombings vanessa beatty was present there herself the russians allowed her to access that particular place when they did not allow the international teams to do the same for this reason we cannot confirm any news that have come from vanessa dealey we did not know about that place we did not know about that issue we only heard about it through social media and we deny the story we did not see that event to publish or announce its we have denied that incident and it does not abide by the international humanitarian content rules and regulations and certainly if in these aren't. thank you. thank you very much. coming up in part two of going underground we speak to journalist who has been on the ground in syria really a longtime critic of the white helmets to listen more coming up about two of going underground. join me every thursday on the alex simon sure and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sport i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. welcome back in the first half of today's going underground we

beatty and his association with this conference. >> bob, so it's monday morning. in august.he president's men and women. what are you looking at this week? what are you working on? >> the key for the president right now is giuliani says he's not going to do an interview, but we've now been about over a week since they sent their reply back to robert mueller the trump legal team. what does mueller do now? we're in a wait and see period. giuliani can say whatever he wants. mueller will either come back with more terms for an interview or issue a subpoena or maybe just issue as report about the president's conduct and that could be, as they say in politics a game changing moment ahead of the mid-term elections if mueller decides enough of the games we'll move forward, talk about the president's condub. here's what we know. what witnesses like mcgahn have said to us behind-the-scenes. >> robert costa, thank you. still ahead, 78 days until the mid-term elections. 78 days. with us we have veteran journalist ron fournier who says there maybe 78 days until independence day. he'll ex

on the face of it we will continue to follow this case closely and we will continue to insist mr beattie's physical integrity human rights and constitutional rights and the constitution of zimbabwe are respected the main opposition m.d.c. alliance said it's going to file papers in court to try and challenge the election results which they say were rigged they haven't done that yet they have until friday they say they have nothing to stop the inauguration from taking place which is scheduled on sunday but officials in the rulings on it here party say they are confident whatever evidence that the opposition says they have is not strong enough they are planning ahead with this dog aeration already rehearsing and some presidents have confirmed they will attend the inauguration ceremony on sunday. where more than a week after the voting in zimbabwe and the credibility of the election is still being questioned. we've seen a disproportionate disproportionate use of deadly force against protesters by the security forces which is a great concern of ours were concerned by those numerous reports of h

going to do much to check the place for the use of chlorine gases in the last few bombings vanessa beatty was present there herself the russians allowed her to access that particular place when they did not allow the international teams to do the same for this reason we cannot confirm any news that have come.

you've heard vedder in the x foreign minister of mr beattie all defended the movie very well i thought against and the several other people against the opposition it was the debate was very french but in other words in europe in germany france these things matter italy very important now whether things change as a result it's hard to tell because the recently as you know the united states congress which stuns me voted almost unanimously for sanctions to be expanded against russia. this happened recently so it seems to be almost a reaction to trump. as putin says a domestic politics you feel like trump is trying to sort of way emulate leaders like putin to help syria's i'm not sure i can tell you what is in donald trump's head on all the anyone can and if they tell you that i don't think he's stupid i think he's a very sharp guy and i'm sure he wrecks respects the. he may misunderstand mr putin too so i don't know but he certainly hasn't lived up to the idea that he gave many people during the campaign that he was against any foreign of the interventions that he thought the united state

vanessa beatty was present self the russians allowed her to access that particular place when they did not allow the international teams to do the same for this reason we cannot confirm any news that have come from vanessa. we did not know about that place we did not know about that issue we only heard about it through social media and we deny the story we did not see that event to publish or announce it we have denied the incident and it does not abide by the international humanitarian content rules and regulations do and certainly for news aren't. thank you thank you very much. coming up in part two of going underground we speak to a journalist who has been on the ground in syria but this is really a long time critic of the white helmets noticeable coming up about to a going underground. what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to be. too great to be with a white woman.

going to do much to check the place for the use of chlorine gases in the last few bombings vanessa beatty was present there herself the russians allowed her to access that particular place when they did not allow the international teams to do the same for this reason we cannot confirm any news that have come from vanessa believe that we did not know about that place we did not know about that issue we only heard about it through social media and we denied the story we did not see that event to publish or announce it we have denied that incident and it does not abide by the international humanitarian content rules and regulations do and certainly if in these aren't. thank you. thank you very much. coming up in part two of going on the ground we speak to a journalist who has been on the ground in syria but really a longtime critic of the white helmets noticeable coming up about to a going underground. some people. use indigenous people as you know we that the speed in. the trees. and so. all of a sudden a man just. told the jailer. i said i will enter it in the they will the law and. they w

redford has always been a big name and always talked about the military industrial complex warren beatty you have to be really concerned you have read that big to really have any kind of freedom or even they have strictures a place i think. well i mean i'm sure that the men get a lot more leeway susan sarandon i think. by hollywood standards was kind of branded you know kind of kooky that's what they like to do if you have a personality or you have a specific point of view you're a kook or you're kind of unhinged. when it's ok to just be a person and have have a point of view it doesn't have to be anybody else's but it can be yours and i think if you're young and you're up and coming in you're making noise about gaza all of people above you will get very nervous because then you're going to get put in celebrity time. because not only is that you in the corner at lincoln so absurd is what magazines liberties i know i mean i mean you get you're like a little kid you get your face in the corner until you get better it's the proverbial time out it's it's quite asinine to tell you the truth s

people like warren beatty to joe biden, senators phil graham and gary hart there to honor their friendhe ceremony to start. jon karl, your thoughts on everything that's transpired over the weeks, all the speeches we heard and the touching notes from people like senator lindsey graham and joe biden. >> tom, what struck me is the way mccain planned his on memorial. he knew when he was diagnosed with brain cancer that he had a death sentence. he started working with his closest friends and advisers on planning this memorial. it wasn't about memorializing himself. he was looking at a political situation that horrified him. he said it doesn't have to be this bad. he actually used a word i can't say on television. he said the divide in this country doesn't have to be so bitter, so awful. he wanted this week of events to be symbolic about the way -- the way political differences in this country should be overcome. he wasn't particularly close with barack obama or george w. bush. symbolically it was important for him to have both those former presidents who he ran against and lost to, one a co

capital, funeral services in washington with actor warren beatty, former vice president joe biden, andmer new york city mayor michael bloomberg, plus, several other notable figures serving as pallbearers. on sunday he will be laid to rest at the naval academy in annapolis. the debate over renaming the russell senate building after the six-time senator wages on. republicans installing the senate minority leader chuck schumer's proposal for the name change. >> instead of of worrying about what to name for him, we should name something, just be more like him. >> another person who will be remembering senator mccain this week is his 106-year-old mother roberta. she reportedly said earlier this week that she is proud of percent, but sad to have to bury a child. >> thank you. >>> news this morning, three people in antioch safely escape from their burning homes. the fire was at home on gentry town drive near buchanan road south of highway four. it happened at 12:40 this morning. no one was hurt but the flames were contained to the attic. the three people were helped by the red cross. >>> some

. >> jon: the camera caught warren beatty standing there, the actor and his wife annette bening.e front row or in the gathering for senator john mccain's memorial service there on capitol hill but there he is along with former pennsylvania governor tom ridge. he is also the first homeland security secretary. he is among those who have gathered. so it's an interesting mix, congressman, of people here to salute the senator and give him a final send-off ahead of his funeral tomorrow. >> that's right. interesting to see that. to see the people that spoke yesterday come from all backgrounds and again, you know there will be people that look back and say i didn't like john mccain's vote on this or what he said on that. i did like this and didn't like that. that's what he wanted. he wanted to be known as somebody who was independent. he admits he made mistakes. but it is the kind of person i think we should all look at, maybe not politically. if you don't agree with him politically but as a person and say for this guy to have been to see shipmates die and get shot down in vietnam and be

. >> washington post is reporting that beatty scott resisted the push for him to resign that ultimatelyit's skpoezed to be extreme vetting for everybody. tprrsz do you think he'd still be working there if the reporting had not been surfaced? >> ocly because he was working there unhim the reporting was surfaced. it's interesting to hear he resisted his request for resignation. one of the things that should be immediately clear is it's not about you, it's about the president, the institution, the office. and so when you do something or something surfaces that brings embarrassment to that office, you should have enough self respect and respect to the institution to step down. but the white house obviously forced him out, which was the right thing to do. i will say there's some amount of self reflection you have to do. and if you've done something in your past or been associated to something that could bring the president embarrassment, that's your responsibility to report that to your superiors. it sounds like this guy failed oen numerous fronts. >> and you think about this person irk with

actor warren beatty, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg and former vice president joe biden will all serve as pallbearers at his memorial service on saturday and the public will get c ance to pay respects when he lies in state at the u.s. rotunda on friday. it will be openn from 1:00e afternoon to 6:00 at night. more on the arrangements in the nbap washington p. >>> when we come bk tonight on news 4, a racial insult or an unintentional mistake? a local police officer in the middle of a social media controversow that's h going viral. why his boss is apologizing for it this ndening. >> a a new school year means aw nechool name for one high school. why shegd the name of a g confederateneral is getting action as the students return. >> nowlane is headed out of town, and it's going to get super busy at the airports. i'm adam tuss. i'll t >>> o the hot side for sure. 92 gaithersburg and 95 raston and 92 in leesburg and 99 towards annapolis. heat index nea 100 in most locations. we'll talk about how long thist heat lnd what to expect for that labor day weekend. i'm back in justbout

front pages at 10:40 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are jason beattietian payne, the political leader writer for the financial times. sport now. a full round up from the bbc sportscenter. good evening, we're starting with cricket and the fourth test between england and india is turning into a fascinating game in southampton. after the disappointment for england's batsmen on day one, the game is now very tight with india holding a narrow first innings lead... they were bowled out for 273, wickets falling throughout the day. captain virat kholi — outjust short of a half century. sam curran with that one, but the pick of the england bowlers was the re—called moeen ali. five wickets for him, as the hosts looked to take an unexpected lead. india though and cheteshwar pujara had other ideas. he hit his first century in england to help the tourists towards a 27 run lead. england will re—start tomorrow — six without loss. as they lead the best of five series 2—1. football now. wales are playing england in a crucial world cup qualifier in newport. the winner ton

front pages at 10:40 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are jason beattieand sebastian payne, the political leader writer for the financial times. the struggling diy retailer, homebase, has secured the approval of creditors to close forty two of its stores, putting 1,500 jobs at risk. the company said the move would give it a platform to turn the business around and return to profitability. it also staves off the immediate threat of administration. we can speak now to james hughes, who's the chief market analyst at axi trader and has been following the story closely. hejoins me down the line from the city. james, thank you very much for joining us. where did it go wrong for homebase? the deal that saw the australian firm take homebase perceval, was seen as one of the worst deals for a long while. he took the brand but they did not take over any of the ethos that homebase was doing. when you see the situation retailers are in at the moment, high street rhys taylor ‘s —— retailers have been struggling. but that is a lot to do with the economy here for an of d

also pallbearers including warren beatty with his wife annette bening.ins over a number of social justice issues at home and abroad. john mccain will lie in state throughout the day and into the evening ahead of tomorrow's service at the national cathedral with eulogies from presidents george w. bush and barack obama, again, a bipartisan touch. joining me on capitol hill, nbc's kelly o'donnell, back from arizona, and here with me in stud, historian michael beschloss and "the weekly standard"'s bill kristol. kelly, you've covered the hill, you've covered john mccain, you just came back from arizona. i can't even imagine the emotions, seeing him lie in state in the rotunda, as the speaker said, under the frescos, in such an august place, in that gathering today. >> reporter: it is a poignant day, a personal day for the mccain family, colleagues and friends, and by extension, the many who not have met him in life but who will pass by to pay their respects today, the members of the public who will come through. i am told that senator lindsey graham escorted

warren beatty, joe biden, and michael bloomberg and the founder of fedex, smith, will all be pallbearers in sad's service. before his service, this weekend, senator mccain will lie in state at the arizona state capitol tomorrow which would be his 82nd birthday. then a memorial service is scheduled for thursday at the north phoenix baptist church. mccain's body will be flown to washington where he will lie in state at the u.s. capitol rotunda on friday. and then on saturday, the mccain family will place a wreath at the vietnam war memorial in his honor in a service will be held at the washington national cathedral. mccain will be laided to rest on sunday at the u.s. naval academy cemetery in anapolis, mary hand. >>> sector mccain's death is creating questions about the political future of arizona. >> today, voters there are heading to the polls in a very important primary race. reporter peter ducey has the story. >>> as arizonans mourn the loss of senator john mccain, voters there head to the poll to chose their next gop senate candidates. the race of jeff flake's seat overshadowed by the

actor warren beatty, farmer vice president joe biden, former mayor michael bloomberg, and the founder of fedex will all be pallbearers in the service. and as fox news reporter peter ducey tells us from arizona, voters are also heading to the polls today in the race for that state's other senate seat. >> reporter: as arizonans mourn the loss of senator john mccain, voters there head to the polls to choose their next gop senate candidate. the hartley contestant -- the hotly contested race to build jeff flake's seat overshadowed by the death of the six term senator. some candidates are urging voters to keep their eye on the issues that matter most. >> don't get distracted. keep the mccain family in your thoughts and prayers, but keep your eye on what's important in this election. that is putting forward an america first champion. >> reporter: congresswoman martha mix alley, former state -- and joe arpaio are facing off today. as of last week, mcsally, a gop establishment, was leading the race with 48%. all three both heavily assigning -- aligning themselves with president trump, while di