benjamin clears him. preece, benjamin scott running out front. >> kyle: wow. >> dave: benjamin with a little contact all over ryan preece, they make it to the overtimeline. coming back to the start/finish line for the white flag. kyle benjamin with a nose ahead, who will have it at the strike. preece will have it white flag is out. one lap remaining in iowa. >> kyle: i'm going to tell you, ryan preece and kyle benjamin have put on an exhibition here of how two young drivers should race each other this is phenomenal. benjamin got a great restart. ryan preece fired off perfect. great run by these guys. >> dave: ryan preece said fate will meant to tell me if i'm to do this at a bigger level. fate has decided, ryan preece is going to win at iowa! benjamin gave it a shot. coming to the line. but preece was the best of them all this afternoon. and gets his first career win in a second start for this team. strong team, no doubt. what an outstanding day for ryan preece. here they are coming off of turn 4, kyle be

benjamin clears him. preece, benjami >> kyle: wow. >> dave: benjamin with a little contact all over ryan preece, they make it to the overtimeline. coming back to the start/finish line for the white flag. kyle benjamin with a nose ahead, who will have it at the strike. preece will have it white flag is out. one lap remaining in iowa. >> kyle: i'm going to tell you, ryan preece and kyle benjamin have put on an exhibition here of how two young drivers should race each other this is phenomenal. benjamin got a great restart. ryan preece fired off perfect. great run by these guys. >> dave: ryan preece said fate will meant to tell me if i'm to do this at a bigger level. fate has decided, ryan preece is going to win at iowa! benjamin gave it a shot. coming to the line. but preece was the best of them all and gets his first career win in a second start for this team. strong team, no doubt. what an outstanding day for ryan preece. here they are coming off of turn 4, kyle benjamin with one last shot to the checkers,

y benjamin quien esta muy agradecido.juntando,, buscarme un localito poner mi negocio para no andar peligrando en las calles los ramirez son una familia de inmigrantes trabajadores,, convertida en el centro de atencion,, por uno de esos extranos giros que da la vida. cuando algo negativo. trermina siendo una bendicion: alex ramirez/padre de benjamin mucha gente me decía usted confía en dios y hasta ahorita que lo estoy mirando si es cierto. take vo / lorena --agentes de ice, no solo detienen a indocumentados o criminales, cualquier persona puede ser detenida y deportada durante sus operativos. --as sali a relucir en un comunicado de prensa sobre la detencin de 114 personas en nueva york, en el que se indic que los operativos seguirn. --el departamento de seguridad nacional endureci la persecucin de indocumentados e inmigrantes criminales o prfugos, a fin de deportarlos. take vo / cesar -- uno de los sobrevivientes del camion de la muerte en san antonio, texas afirma que bebi anticongelante para mitigar la sed en el interi

benjamÍn: cÓmo? vendiendo varios aÑos. yo fui el Único que fui atacado. no sÉ por que. serÍa que lo ignoraba. yo no le seguÍa la corriente de agredirlo. yo no ignoraba. varias veces me vino a molestar y lo ignoraba. presentadora: quÉ nos puedes comentar de esta campaÑa que estÁn internet de personas que quieren ayudar? -- te quieren ayudar? benjamÍn: mÁs que nada, estoy muy agradecido. cuando me pasÓ esto me sentÍa solo, triste, sin apoyo. ahora, que veo los Ánimos de todas las personas me ayuda para el esfuerzo para seguir adelante. javier: perfecto. gracias por este contacto. mucha suerte. antes de despedirnos, vamos con la ratitas del dÍa de hoy. presentadora: nada de suave, suavecito, a luis fonsi y a daddy yankee no le gustÓ que nicolÁs maduro utilizara su canciÓn. los artistas dijeron que no les consulto para utilizar la canciÓn con fines polÍtico. javier: en ningÚn momento se me ha consultado, ni he autorizado el cambio de la letra de la canciÓn "despacito", mucho menos en el paÍs de venezuela

sot benjamin sobre que otro latino lo haya confrontado track conversamos con otros vendedores como benjaminideo del incidente sot caridad vazquez/ vendedora ambulante "no es justo" sot alejandra rodriguez/ vendedora ambul ante "me indigna" track ellos aseguran que constantemente son víctimas de hostigamiento, por vender en las calles sot caridad "ahora hay que cuidarse" track este vendedor incluso nos confesó ha pasado por un mal rato como benjamin, también en el area de hollywood sot "agustin"/ vendedor hostigado track y es que aunque trabajan honradamente y de sol a sol , vender en las aceras o en las banquetas, aún no es una labor legal en la ciudad de los angeles sol karla de paz / east l.a community corporation track un elemento esencial para poder ganarse el sustento y por el que siguen en pie de lucha, para hacerlo apegados a las leyes, y con mayores protecciones para sus labores vo cesar -- se reportaron redadas de inmigracion en cinco estados de la nacion. -- un portavoz de "ice" confirm que los operativos estan dirigidos a capturar a jovenes que ingresaron al pais y tienen anteced

benjamin: it is certainly warranted. if you look at the projected isurn on equity, i put what generating. in europe, it's about 8%. companies work harder and you should be paying a higher multiple. the question then becomes if u.s. returns are fading if not rolling over in european returns are accelerating, you want to normalize that 13% down. you want to be 8% up. i would agree with you that with the acceleration we are seeing outside the u.s. compounded by the currency upside, that looks like too much of a discount to us. allocations,your the u.k. jumped out at me. what types of companies? is this a ftse 100 type western mark are they benefiting from the week pound? benjamin: moore the latter than the former. it's a mix of domestic companies and global companies. the large cap banks are looking compelling. u.k. is 20 to go in the property market. it's an expensive market. there is a structure building to the homes when there is demand of a50 and up backlog million or more homes. we think the structural underpinning is

what about benjamin wade? born originally and france. this is after the napoleonic era. he was a radical republican in france. he opposed restoration of the monarchy area that is why he had to come to the united states. he was imprisoned for that. what about benjamin wade? he opposed -- he said a standing army is opposed to republican virtues, and therefore west point was closed and he was very worried about a standing army occupied in the south. they will be getting a chance to get the other. what about breckenridge -- when i first saw it, i thought, it's impossible, it's crazy. it's true. may not knowe this, before the war was a democrat. in 1860 attended the democratic national convention. the first ballot he cast was for jefferson davis. davis dropped out and he continued to support breckenridge all the way through. go, why retrospect, we did that reconciliation fail? answer is that southerners in praise the lost cause rather than equal rights. that's far too simple. it is true, but it is far too simple. s

emmanuel macron and benjamin netanyahu meeting for the first time.macron met donald trump a few days ago. it seems that he's trying to speak to every world leader and establish france's diplomacy on the world stage. >> that's right. here we have a newcomer versus an old crocodile. which means -- putin -- macron met putin in versailles castle, now he's met donald trump. macron is trying to boost french -- a new world power. he wants to put french back in the circle of influential powers. he wants to boost his credibility. he's a strong leader. and i think he's shown some skills in taming the beast, including putin and trump. will that work, that remains to be seen. netanyo is a tough case. you know, both his predecessors, hollande and sarkozy, he had trouble with both of them. he's had issues, a lot of inflexibility on many, many issues. >> reporter: on the middle east peace process, do we know what mr. macron wants? >> well, we've seen a major shift in the french political and democratic position on syria. macron said no more -- bashar al assad must

in paris where the french president is welcoming benjamin netanyahu. cnn newsroom starts right now. >>> wherever you're joining around the world, good day to you. the u.s. president is spending the weekend at his resort in new jersey, take in the u.s. women's golf open. but in washington, d.c. his white house is in full battle mode, focused on how to best manage the questions that have risen from the 2016 meeting with the president's eldest son and a russian lawyer. the latest responsibility to this controversy, veteran attorney ty cobb has been brought in to address the turmoil threatening the president's agenda. the senate vote on the health care changes has been delayed again because of senator john mccain. he is in arizona recovering from surgery. so they'll wait until mr. mccain returns to washington. the president's response to all of this on saturday, he tweeted this. stock market hits another all time high yesterday despite the russian hoax story, as the president calls it. bringing in ty cobb as white house counsel shows how high the stakes ha

sot benjamin ramirez vendedor ambulante "el coraje y todo eso que me haya tirado todas mis cosas porqueron como 800 dolares, porque tiro todas mis cosas fue el hielo, la fruta los elotes" el incidente ocurrio la semana pasada en la interseccion de las calles romaine y el centro, ante el asombro de decenas de vecinos, quienes senalaron que el vendedor desde varios anos se coloca en la misma esquina para ofrecer su mercancia.sin que nadie se queje de su presencia en ese lugar sot rocio sanchez, residente del área "cuando la policía vino, miraba al señor con mucha burla, mas porque el no hablaba ingles" alex ramirez , padre de benjamin, "el también se tuvo que defender porque ya venia sobres a picarle con eso y una tiene que defenderse también poquito" al lugar acudieron oficiales de la policia de los angeles quienes levantaron un reporte por vandalismo.sin embargo no realizaron arrestos.nosotros intentamos hablar con el presunto agresor pero no obtuvimos respuesta add vo placeholder here blanca ---ya est en libertad el joven que haba sido detenido por la patrulla fronteriza el pasado 11 q

dulce: benjamÍn denunciÓ los hechos a la policÍa que dijo que investiga el incidente, pero se desconoce georgia, recibiÓ varias lesiones y observÓ cómo su progenitora mataba a su padre y cuatro hermanos con un cuchillo. se encuentra bajo el cuidado de familiares. se analizarÁ si el gobierno de venezuela incurrido en crÍmenes de lesa humanidad. se trata del abogado argentino luis moreno ocampo que digo que escuchara a vÍctimas, expertos y al estado venezolano, y aÑadiÓ que si hay crÍmenes de lesa humanidad, el caso podÍa ir a la corte penal internacional. vamos con un adelanto de la ediciÓn nocturna. arantxa:hablamos con el padre del guatemalteco que sobreviviÓla tragedia del camiÓn de la muerte. el seÑor no tenÍa idea que su hijo iba a bordo del contenedor. crece la preocupaciÓn en long island por no solamente la presencia de integrantes de la maratÓn patrulla, sino -- mara salva trucha, sino por arrestos a sus hijos quienes ice dice que son pandilleros. los esperamos esta noche, regreso contigo. marÍa elena: los empleados de una empresa podrÍan abrir puertas y pagar sus meriendas sin l

estÁ con nosotros benjamÍn ramÍrez. cÓmo estas y buenos dÍas. benjamÍn: buenos días.etiÓ el carrito, el mismo coraje y los nervios que tenÍa... le dije que era un racista porque se metÍa con alguien que estaba vendiendo la calle. satcha: esta acusaciÓn que Él hacÍa en su contra de que usted no tenÍa permiso para estar ahÍ, vamos aclararlo porque usted cuenta con los permisos para vender los elotes y raspados en los angeles y especialmente en ese punto. porque Él lo acusaba a usted de no tener un permiso. nosotros no estamos justificando lo que hizo porque a Élno le da la autoridad para tratarlo de esa forma pero quizÁs para que lo tenga claro. benejamÍn: la verdad es que quiero que sea justicia porque como Él dice que es un retrasado mental, entonces quÉ anda haciendo un retrasado mental en las calles agrediendo a las personas? debe estar en un manicomio. alan: esto no tiene nada que ver con el trato o con la situaciÓn la cual puede denunciar. jessica: ningÚn ser humano se puede exponer esta situaciÓn y pensar que no tiene derechos. si eres vÍctima los estados unidos

. >>> la indignaciÓn reina en la comunidad de los Ángeles, luego de la agresiÓn que sufriera benjamÍnla lucha de muchos vendedores lo que pasan dÍa a dia en los Ángeles. >>> residentes, organizaciones, y hasta populares locutores han llegado hasta esta esquina conmocionado l por la valentÍa de este joven que no se dejÓ amedrentar el acoso de muchos >>> pasan mucho en estados unidos universidad >>> hasta ahora no hay pista del agresor y quÉ motivÓ su ira, pero benjamÍn dijo que es hispano >>> se casÓ con una americana y tiene papeles >>> ahora quieren enfrentar al responsable y del acto del vandalismo >>> en el video se ve cuando el sospechoso se le acercÓ a la vÍctima, en su mano derecha tenÍa una pistola de descargo elÉctrica >>> la familia ramÍrez dice que su trabajo es mÁs incierto y difÍcil >>> en el futuro primeramente dios nos cumpla este sueÑo y hacer este negocio >>> esta misma tarde benjamÍn se reuniÓ con detectives de la policÍa para ayudar en las investigaciones. >>> cada vez mÁs aficionados mexicanos piden la renuncia de juan carlos osorio como entrenador de fÚtbol, la not

in london, benjamin hall, fox news. public school district across the country are rethinking how they handle unpaid lunch deaths. many parents are thinking about stamping their hands with a payment reminder. they are requiring debts to adopt policy this month. they are encouraging schools to work closely with parents and schools to make sure they don't go hungry at home. we hear far too many stories about off. >> fourth of july almost over here. we're moving onto tomorrow. wait, we have. i'm kicking back. i let's take a live look outside the accuweather forecast feature touring a view of the national monmouth. perfect timing. there's another one. that is so nice. we are still obviously seeing some fireworks going off which primarily in d.c. went off without a hitch. somebody is setting off some good fireworks out there. i don't know who they are, whether they're legal or not, but they look pretty good. we actually got off without a hitch here in d.c. it was a storm at 5:00. so our forecast for tomorrow, showers are endi

now police say benjamin hosch died friday during an outing near a waterfall. the kids were eating lunch and splashing in the water when a chaperone noticed benjamin was missing. he was later found a short distance away. >> my wife called me, said your boy is face down -- >> their negligence killed my son. they robbed him of his life, of his potential. >> that emotional press conference there from the family. camp cricket, by the way, outside atlanta was operating without a license. it has since been shut down. the family attorney says benjamin wasn't wearing a life jacket and did not know how to swim. >>> more than a thousand people a flood killed 10 members of their arizona family. after the funeral service you can see the ten white hearses pulling away from the church for the procession to the cemetery. three generations, grandmother, aunts, uncles, children and grandchildren were all washed away in that flash flood earlier this month in the tonto national forest. >> quite an image seeing all of those hearses there pulling away. whole entire family. >>> a co

the citizens completing the signing of full back benjamin mendy from monaco for around $68 million onender. the 23—year—old france international has signed a five—year deal. that means that after the signings of kyle walker and danilo, city have spent around $160 million on fullbacks this summer. let's hear from city's newest addition.

coming up on this programme: city's big spending summer continues as benjamin mendy becomes the world's most expensive defender. 2013 runners up norway are out of the women's european championships, after losing to denmark. golf legend gary player says open championjordan spieth could be the best putter he's ever seen. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. the manchester city money machine just keeps on going this summer. the citizens completing the signing of full back benjamin mendy from monaco for around $68 million on monday. that's a world record for a defender. the 23—year—old france international has signed a five—year deal. that means that after the signings of kyle walker and danilo, city have spent around $160 million on fullbacks this summer. let's hear from city's newest addition. and former manchester united forward javier hernandez has signed for fellow english premier league club west ham. he leaves germany's bayer leverkhusen for $21 million. "chicarito" is mexico's leading goalscorer. internazionale have won their first match at the international champions cup

as they gathered to leave, the chaperones noticed benjamin was missing. his parents say he couldn't swim. >> my wife called me and said your boy's facedown, unresponsive. >> reporter: the nature center saying in a statement, the child was found a short distance away in a pool of water in an area that had not been visited by the group. the hosch's lawyer says its a sobering wake up call for camps nationwide. >> someone will pay in this. >> reporter: and david, the family tells us that they intend to sue everyone involved, and there could be criminal charges filed. david? >> adrienne, thank you. >>> there is a new report out this evening after a deadly train collision. a mother of three was killed when she stopped on the tracks. several passengers on that commuter train were also killed. investigators now revealing what they have learned so far. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: tonight the search ffr answers about this deadly crash between a metro north train and an suv. more than two years after the fiery accident, federal investigators announced to

take a look down benjamin franklin parkway. you can see the city closed off the parkway.t's closed until 5:00 a.m. on wednesday. folks are enjoying logan circle and the fountain there. the traffic around the parkway, as you can see is pretty light. it seems people are staying away. we can still you the exits 58 -- along the vine street parkway are closed. we're about three hours from the concert. that's the latest. ♪ the july 4th celebration a freedom ceremony and parade with performers from all over the country at the parade. nbc 10 and our parent company comcast are proud sponsors of the parade. it's going to be hard to miss the dreamship tonight if you're on the parkway, check it out. crews were setting up the hot air balloon up. it's designed by the children whose parents are in the military. the dream ship works in connection with folds of honor giving scholarships to children to disabled service-members. >>> tonight the concert with mary j blige. you can only watch it live here on nbc 10. >>> you can win big during the wawa america festivities. a three-night all inc

benjamin franklin was on that drafting committee, an old man, 69, pennsylvania, a legend in his on rightbifocals. statesman, publisher, philosopher, you name it, franklin was it. massachusetts there was a john adams, only 41. one of the most eminent of all americans was adams, forthright, impulsive, he was honest and humble. and the chairman of the committee picked almost by , chance we may say now guided by a divine hand, he was 33 years of age, sandy hair, outstanding in politics, economics, agriculture, and science. etched for all ise where the dignity of an recognized. thomas jefferson. the real work fell to adams and jefferson. adams, much more experienced city jefferson, you should draft is a document. jefferson declined modestly. i will give you three reasons, said adams. and a you are a virginian virginian should appear at the head of this business, reason second, i am controversial and unpopular. you are very much otherwise. you can write times better than i can. that settled it, young thomas jefferson was elected. shortly his powerful 10 settled to the task. sensitivegine this

is our increasingly deadly war against isis feeling another generation of terrorists last medea benjamin in just a moment and as americans lose faith in washington d.c. in our institutions is our democracy in danger we'll examine that was sam daly harrison marianne williamson later on in the program. donald trump's amped up bombing campaign against isis is killing a staggering number of innocent people according to a new report from air wars in the daily beast as of july thirteenth more than two thousand two hundred civilians appear to have been killed by coalition raids since trump was inaugurated upwards of three hundred sixty per month by comparison air wars estimates estimates that coalition strikes in the fight against isis killed twenty three hundred civilians during the entire obama presidency joining me now for more on this story is medea benjamin co-founder of global exchange and code pink author of the new book kingdom of the un just behind the u.s. saudi connection would be a welcome back thank you good feeling to have thanks so much for joining us so what's going on here is t

grieving the loss of her 5-year-old son, benjamin. the little boy sent but never coming back. >> i miss him. i'm angry. and i want him back. >> reporter: benjamin and a dozen other 5-year-old campers were taken to a water fall at the nature center for a picnic lunch. according to the camp, the children, supervise bid four counselors, were allowed to splash around in a shallow creek. a camp spokesman says when it was time to head back, the counselors noticed benjamin was missing. following a frantic search, he was found face down in the water. >> it's not right. >> reporter: his parents say benjamin didn't know how to swim, but the camp schedule only listed water activities like fishing and water fights, so they didn't think it would be a problem. >> we never had a conversation about swimming. that's not on their itinerary that they sent to us. i would never have agreed for him to do anything like that. >> reporter: monday, the camp was sit down after the state of georgia confirmed it did not follow proper licensing procedures. >> you'

prime minister benjamin netanyahu world heritage site.ed world heritage site. prime minister benjamin netanyahu called it a delusional decision. palestinians alleged that israel were carrying out violations there, where a small community ofjewish out violations there, where a small community of jewish settlers out violations there, where a small community ofjewish settlers live in the middle of tens of thousands of palestinians. the four arab states leading a boycott against qatar have warned of new measures after doha rejected their demands. in a joint statement they said that qatar's refusal is proof that it wants to destabilise security in the region. saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, egypt and bahrain or severed ties with qatar last month. six people are dead and at least 20 others are still missing after serious flooding in japan. torrential rain fell on parts of the country this week, causing rivers to burst their banks. thousands of rescue workers have been sent to the area. stay with us here on bbc news, area. stay with us h

ilia: hace unos dÍas benjamín ramÍrez fue agredido cuando trataba de vender sus productos.te vÍdeo sigue causando indignaciÓn en las redes sociales y obligado a la comunidad a unir esfuerzos para ayudar al joven benjamÍn ramÍrez, quien sufriÓ pÉrdidas monetarias tras el altercado. >> me estÁn apoyando en todo, me dan Ánimo, porque aveces salgo a vender y a veces no por lo mismo, el temor. reportera: en sÓlo un par de dÍas, las donaciones han alcanzado mÁs de $20,000. cientos de defensores de los derechos de inmigrantes salieron a las calles para exigir que finalmente se legalicen las ventas ambulantes. >> bÁsicamente, recordarles a los concejales de los angeles que hay un trabajo que terminar, de pasar una pÓliza de venta para que las personas que venden puedan tener una persona de vivir justa y que no haya acoso policiaco de autoridades y que sea legal. reportera: activistas temen que aumenten estos ataques y buscan evitar que se cometan en algo normal, ya que nivel nacional vendedores ambulantes denuncian actos discriminatorios similares. >> o enojados por la discriminaci

benjamin hall live from london with more. benjamin? >> hi, john.e is unprecedented at 6.7. we are still seeing numerous aftershocks. we are counting over 160 at this point, meaning many people they are still stranded. as you say, two tourists were killed, one from sweden, one from turkey after a wall collapsed onto a bar and hundreds of others were injured along this coastline. the e.u. has offered emergency equipment, satellite imagery, and more support to deal with the aftermath. drones show the extent of the damage were much of the town square, the port, the archaeological sites and streets were affected leaving large cracks, stretching for miles both their end and turkey. the quake hit at around 1:30 in the morning on friday, 6 miles deep sending people streaming out of bars, cafes, and hotels onto the street. thousands spent the night sleeping outside in fear of more aftershocks. tourists have now spoken out about the rodeo. >> all of a sudden, it's on like a train was going right through the room. i told my son, looks like an earthquake, let'

benjamin franklin was on the drafting committee. he was 69 years old from pennsylvania. a legend in his own time. author comment inventor, he invented bifocals, statesmen, publisher, educator, philanthropist, you name it, franklin was it. from massachusetts there was john adams, only 41 who is one of the most americans who was forthright, impulsive, honest, noble. and the chairman of the committee, picked almost by chance, a chance we made a now was guided i.e. divine hand. he was from virginia and of 33 years of age. outstanding and politics, economics, agriculture and science. his name is edged for all time wherever freedom and liberty and the dignity of land is recognized, thomas jefferson. while the committee met, many of them had other things to do. the real work fell to adams and jefferson. admams much more xperienced set to jefferson, you should draft this document. jefferson declined. i will give you three reasons that adams said. you are a virginian and a virginian is at the head of this business. reason second, i am controversial and unpopular. you are very muc

published in french, most direction of benjamin franklin. again, we have to remember the declaration of independence was as much a diplomatic document as anything else. with the idea that the eyes of the world were upon the united states, this was a document that explained the action that it actually occurred two days earlier than july 4th. july 2nd is when congress declares independence. july 4th is when the declaration is adopted. that is the document that explain that is earlier action. it's really designed to try to bring foreign powers into alliance so that they are not in a position where they are backing rebellious subjects of a fellow monarch. maybe britain and france are ancient enemies. the subjects of another prince could get problematic. in this case, if you recognize the independence of the united states, you are allowing yourself a new nation. so, it was very much a diplomatic document. the second part of your question about lafayette, i am looking at a picture of lafayette. we are in the gallery that focuses on the valley forg

. >> i'm reminded of famous benjamin franklin quote contributed to him. beer is proof god lovs us and wants us to be happy that's fake news. he never said that. >> he didn't. >> it was in a letter to one of his friends in france about wine. he said swooip proof lord loves us. >> benjamin franklin drank wine. rose or piano. >> chardonnay. like nice cool chardonnay. >> new jersey govern nor chris christie not laying low after beach gate scanned. >> why would he. >> he was at melts game. he seems to be a met fan. i think he freak wepted when i see him he hates philadelphia fans. he said they're awful. the camera grounding foul ball in stands and there were boos in the crowd. >> souvenir for chris christie are you kidding me how about that? >> you just noticed him. boy are you hot, i'll tell y you. you just noticed him between innings and what do you know he. >> that's amazing. >> he's becoming did sdm he gets a catch. >> he the he'll. >> he's gone from hulk hogan to hollywood. he's doing this for the boos. before he got the cheers. >> i want to see if he pus

prince -- benjamin franklin, the president of the society. the petition at the site, not only to assert immediate powers over regulating the slave trade, but also to ratify a larger vision of the republic as a land of genuine liberty. a nation where the rights and humanity of enslaved blacks were acknowledged. here, i want to show you the seal of the pennsylvania abolition society, which i think neatly encapsulates the ideas of the society. you can see here a slave, having broken his chains, standing up, and this white anti-slavery activist has taken his hand. they are standing side-by-side. as i said, this petition is asking the house not only to assert its immediate powers over regulating the slave trade, but ultimately to endorse its larger vision. whereas lower southern congressmen, who we will hear more from coming up, quickly denounced the petitions, representatives from new england's states endorsed what they saw as the moral and humanistic foresight of the petitioners. thomas scott of pennsylvania project did a strong voice of support

regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov. learn how to make our next generation tobacco-free. >>> closed captioning provided by -- desensitizes aggravated nerves with the max strength lidocaine available. new icyhot lidocaine patch. >>> we've had videos and been talking about the intense rain parts of china have been receiving over the past couple week and the effects it's been having. i've got another video and it's crazy. this is in southwestern china where authorities noticed a 65 crack in a rock face. this is kind of what you're seeing. you can hear people shouting to each other. i think it's a warning because they realize this is about to happen. >> that's the whole slab. >> watch this, a little bit later in the video, they come back to the same spot. >> oh, my goodness. >> oh, look, it's gone. you can see it here from another angle. this was shot from a couple miles away. it gives you an idea of the scale. >> wow. >> did it damage homes or anything? >> i think there was a home damaged, but i do know that absolutely nobo

bell was an assistant at benjamin stodderd middle school. they say he is hiv positive.ting will be done, and bill remains behind bars. >>> an epidemic of hurt and stranded passengers is making -- it follows a path near great falls, maryland, between canal and the potomac river. just today there were two rescues, and our scott broom was there. >> reporter: it turns out, this is no walk in the woods. >> this woman came out today with a broken ankle. and rescue boats were dispatched to assist a man apparently suffering the onset of heat exhaustion in a remote area. russell was glad to get the ride out. >> i think everyone likes to give it a shot, but it's taxing. >> you want to make sure you dress light, and have the right shoes on. a lot of water when you go out there. >> yesterday, they ran three calls. the day before, they had two calls, and the day before that, they ran two calls as well. >> folks tend to underestimate how strenuous it is. people are unprepared for the trail. it's hot out. if you're going to attempt a billy goat trail, make sure you're hydrated, and yo

he is the guy who enabled benjamin franklin to learn and benjamin franklin was the conduit through which this information flowed. made its way first into the articles of confederation and then into the constitution. >> amazing, amazing. before we get into the subject matter of the book at golf, i did have the privilege as i mentioned to meet your lateet father who was a legendary figure in my profession, solicitor general of the united states and one of the top supreme court advocate and, youo know, the father of supreme court. is there any influence from him in this book? >> guest: without question. as i was growing up, we talked w about things like federalism and separation of powers around the dinner table. i think every family should get it certainly made for interesting dinner conversation in our home. my dad used to say there areur these two structural protections of the constitution that are as important as any other feature of it. and that one is vertical and recall that federalism. the other is horizontal and recall that separation ofwhen y powers. when you put that together, th

in the meantime, other residents came together for a prayer vigil outside benjamin started middle school where carlos bell worked. he began his employment history with the county as a facility attendant back in 2008. six years later he was hired by the school system where he beforeas a contractor in and afterschool programs and as an assistant coach for a track team in waldorf. it was in december authorities began investigating bell after receiving a tip about inappropriate behavior. bell was with assault or police say he has admitted to being hiv positive. authorities believe he molested more.boys, possibly many some in this community are concerned about the way this investigation and the school board are handling this situation. >> what did you think about the closed-door meeting today? >> i thought it was unethical, poor leadership. what i think it is basically they are covering their tracks. >> i've spoken to my many of my neighbors that have children that attend the school, and they are furious. and i think this prayer vigil is the beginning of the healing process. county sheriff's

the move comes after jordan's king abdullah and benjamin 19 benjamin netanyahu spoke. two is really officers killed at a sites. it was a case that capture the attention of president trump and pope francis. tonight the parents of 11-month-old charlie gard are ending their court battle to get experiment told treatment for their critically ill son outside of great britain. benjamin hall reports from london on the parents' decision to, as they say, let charlie go. >> we will let him go be with the angels. >> charlie gard's parents have called it the hardest decision they've ever had to take after what will be their final appearance in a british courtroom. >> has charlie's devoted and loving parents, we've decided it's no longer in charlie's best interests to pursue treatment. >> the news came as a surprise to many supporters. additional scans showed the damage to charlie's muscles and tissue was irreversible and he also had irreversible brain damage. according to charlie's parents, despite the prognosis, a doctor from the u.s. came to examine charlie was still willing to t

regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov. learn how to make our next generation tobacco-free. if you have a can of bush's baked beans in your house, you definitely need to check it out because the manufacturer issued a voluntry recall of three flavors of the popular beans because of cans that may have defective seams. that means they're not air tight, and the product inside may be spoiled. the flavors are brown sugar hickory, country style, and original. all three have different lot numbers and use by dates. to find out what those are, going to our website,@news.com. >> neighbors will have a chance to help shape the future of sunnyvale. they'll plan to restretch a four-mile stretch of el camino real. they're going to convert it to a vibrant mixed use corridor including roadway improvements and a better environment for small business. the public hearing starts at 7:00 tonight. >> pedal power ruled this weekend. we were at the tenth annual shiny side up. it attracts bicycle enthusiasts of all kinds. this year, people brought th

benjamin congratulations in ad advice. >> thank you sir. >> good to see you.t's our show for tonight. thanks for watching and as always keep the faith. ♪ >> announcer: for more information on today's show visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >>> hi i'm tavis smiley join us next time for country music singer and guitarist charlie pride, next time, see you then. >> announcer: and by -- >> announcer: and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ -today on "america's test kitchen," julia makes bridget the best shrimp and vegetable kebabs on the grill, jack challenges bridget to a tasting of whole-milk greek yogurt, and dan shows julia the secrets to making authentic persian-style rice. it's all coming up right here on "america's test kitchen." "america's test kitchen" is brought to you by the following -- fisher & paykel. since 1934, fisher & paykel has been designing

benjamin congratulations in ad advice. >> thank you sir. >> good to see you.t's our show for tonight. thanks for watching and as always keep the faith. ♪ >> announcer: for more information on today's show visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >>> hi i'm tavis smiley join us next time for country music singer and guitarist charlie pride, next time, see you then. >> announcer: and by -- >> announcer: and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ >>> good evening from los angeles i'm tavis smiley tonight a conservative with singer/songwriter, michael bolton here to talk about his 22nd al bull called "songs to cinema" and will discuss his moves from power balladier to comedy genius. we'll explain that if you don't get it. glad you've joined us a conversation with michael bolton coming up right now. ♪