his name is bertie bowman.en working in the capitol since world war ii and is so beloved, they just named a building after him. nancy cordes has his story. >> he is a great guy. just to put his longevity into perspective, the longest serving current senator has been on capitol hill for 44 years. bertie bowman has been working here for 3/4 of a century, and along the way he has become a confidante to giants of the right and the left. >> i'm going to have to start down at that end. >> reporter: on the senate foreign relations committee, there are junior senators, there are senior senators and then -- >> bertie! >> there is bertie bowman. >> he outranks me by a long, long ways. >> reporter: it isn't just about his age, 88 and going strong, it's that he started running this hearing room in 1966. >> bertie bowman, the former clerk of this committee for 500 years. >> reporter: at every key hearing, he's the one you see in the corner of the frame, escorting witnesses, fixing the mics. >> his name is bertie bowman. >>

a further bertie took her to the top of the leaderboard and bertie took her to the top of the leaderboaboard and there she stayed. the world number two went on to win by two shots to win her second major of the year. with the british open starting on thursday this week, she won't have too long to wait to try for a third either. i thought after last night i can do ifi i thought after last night i can do if i play really good, i can do win. i will try focus my game. i have never seen other players it means good to me. so i get win. — ko jin—young. ——kojin—young. 0n the pga tour, brooks keopka won the fedex/st. jude invitational in memphis — to claim the first world golf championship win of his career. rory mcilroy, who led after the 3rd round, followed up his 62 from saturday with a round of 71 on sunday to finish on 11—under par. he ended up in a tie for 4th — while his playing partner koepka shot a 5—under—par 65 to finish on 16—under—par for the tournament. he won by three shots from fellow—american webb simpson, to claim his 7th win on the pga tour. it is one of those things that i ha

bertie bowman is the name.s still on the job as the senate senior staffer. nancy cordes is on the hill where she learned this 88-year-old guy has no plans to slow down. nancy, good morning. can't wait to meet him. >> he is a great guy. and just to put his longevity the to perspective, the longest serving current senator has been here on capitol hill for 44 years. bertie bowman has been working re for three quarters of a century. and along the way, he has become a confidante to giants of the right and the left. >> i'm going to have to start at that end. >> on the senate foreign relations committee, there are junior senators, there are senior senators, and then -- >> bertie. >> there's bertie bowman. >> he outranks me by a long, long ways. >> it isn't just about his age. 88 and going strong. it's that he started running this hearing room in 1966. >> bertie bowman, the former clerk of this committee for 500 years. >> at every key hearing, he's the one you see in the corner of the frame. escorting witnesses, fixing

will be seeing the home secretary potentially being bertie per towel. she was ousted from the government a while ago but she has been close to boris johnson. likely to come back and and become the home secretary. it is likely that dominic raab, a former brexit minister, will take over as his secretary. those are the three big roles that are likely to be announced. what we are seeing here is basically a takeover by the brexiteers of the cabinet. up until now, theresa may has tried to maintain a balance. this is a brexiteer takeover of the british cabinet. that fits with this boris determination to deliver brexit. he says before october 31. shery: guy johnson, thank you so much. guy johnson there in london with the latest on brexit. and the new leadership in the u.k. let's continue this conversation. joining us is the founder and ceo of sg h macro advisors. great to have you with us. we see this new shape of the u.k. cabinet, now taking shape. will this change anything for the u.k. economy given that the brexit deadline, october 31, has not changed? >> i

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world cup at lord's wednesday so them bowled out for their 4th lowest total ever at this critical to bertie county cricket at lord's for middlesex he was a hero he took $513.00 in all 20 wickets foul with art and bowled out for 207 in their reply in a negotiated the farm of off the day still travelling by 123 the irish have already played 2 test matches in their history and they lost on both occasions you know it's just fantastic from a feeling walking off at lunchtime holding the ball up having taken 5 wickets in that 1st session was you know as. good a feeling this i've had in my career probably saw their own too many sports when you win a world cup you're playing week later. but i think those players were all asked if they wanted to play and given the nature of the some of the actions coming up as well even though it's a tough day today we've got an opportunity to react to respond but i still ache to marry the less than perfect start these career with a time in champions givenchy this is his 1st start since his $84000000.00 from our x. the dutch defender scored an own goal in this friend

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the group "lights berty" organized the event, and an estimated 800 other candlelight protests across the country. the trump administration won a legal victory in its eorts to crack down on sanctuary cities yesterday. in a two-to-one decision, the ninth circuit court of appeals upheld a justice department decision to givereferential treatment to cities that cooperate with immigration authorities when it awlids community ng grants. the city of los angeles, which is a sanctuary city, sued wh it did not receive grant money, and a federal judge issued an injunction, which the appeals court overturned. supporters of sanctuary cities say encouraginlocal police to participate in federal immigration enforcement makes people less likelyo report crimes because they fear they will be deported. demonstrations in hong konged tu violent today, as marchers battled with police. osthe protest was against s- border trading, in an area popular with tourists and traders o buy goods in hong kong to resell in mainland china.io the demonstrn began peacefully, but clashes broke out after police used pepper s

>> tom gill bertie. i am opposed to any navigation center in any district that has an open chemical policy. you can't just let people that are doing drugs find the drugs on the street, shoot the drugs on the street in any neighborhood. we need to clean that up. safe injection shaped -- sites, the mayor is all for that, i'm 100% for that. i am also in favor of a doctor prescribing drugs, safe drugs there on sight. i know we have state and federal laws to go against, but if it is safe, it is effective, it is efficient, and it helps our community, and any navigation center, in any part of this city , is going to be in somebody 's community. we need to fix that link up as fast as possible. we can do this. we are a city, we are a community of people. the city has problems, we all share with those problems. we need to clean and make it efficient and effective. thank you. >> this is also bringing our government back home. >> thank you. thank you. any other speakers? if there are any other speakers that are in s

bertie he finished round 3, 9 under par, these tied for 4th he's in position to make a move now we see tommy fleetwood on his final hole finishes with the par fleet now in second place 12 under par. but nobody able to catch the co-leader shane lowry here he is on the 15th look at this nice approach and then to top it off gets the birdie lowry finishes the round t 6 under 16 under par that is and he takes a commanding lead into the final round this year from lowry after his stellar around 3. most incredible at on the golf course i honestly can't explain what was like that said the ball walking up to 70 in to us said and. we might never have a day like this and the off-course again so that's enjoy this next half an hour. choosing my car insurance was the easiest decision ever. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. geico's a company i can trust, with over 75 years of great savings and service. ♪ now that's a win-win. switch to geico. it's a win-win. before we go tonight we're going to get one last check of the forecast for tomorrow.

skies across a lot of the day not saying i'm everywhere, but certainly sfo one of the spots that's bertieogged in this morning and that has resulted in the consistent delay well over an hour. so for those of you that may have some family traveling back in after the 4th of july. do expect a possibility of their flight maybe not arriving as soon as you hoped, 50's 60's for your current temperatures across the bay area, san francisco in the mid-fifties right now oakland in hayward in the upper 50's while conquered in antioch as well san jose in mountain view. some are clear spots all the way back up at 60 degrees at this current moment compared to yesterday overall we're just a touch cooler now you remember yesterday was certainly a cool one already conquered is 2 degrees down from 24 hours ago fairfield sitting one degree cooler then at the same time yesterday. erica. >>good morning, john wall are still seeing some heavy traffic out here if you're heading into san francisco approaching the bay bridge and even upper deck seeing some traffic. cash lanes still barely moving the cars there and

37—year—old former soldier used to be part of the crew aboard the irish presidential plane used by bertiee didn't believe it. i want for myself an actual caliphate, like as in a muslim country, not like a group. no a brutality group. brutality group. do you accept now that that's what the islamic state was. yeah. i think there was a lot of brutality in this. she says a decade in the irish army and air corps left her depressed lost in drink and drugs and searching for answers for her. they lay in radical islam. i realized that this other life this one the life i actually live in ireland i didn't find satisfaction in my heart and my soul you, know. so for me it was like, 0k what do i do in this situation? do i actually go out here actually stay. and then i say okay i have to make a decision what am i going to do my life. do i sit and stay here or do i actually go to an islamic state? lisa smith isn't being treated as a prisoner. she's being held with her daughter in a camp for is! daughter in a camp for is women and children. but she told me she's been visited more than once by the fbi for

another reaction from bertie ahern, the former prime minister.so he doesn't have to be so but diplomatic language coming from behind me today, saying early engagement and constructive discussions. thank you very much. let's go to lorna gordon in glasgow. we have been hearing already from the first minister with reaction to borisjohnson being elected party leader and tomorrow prime minister. yes, nicola sturgeon, scotland's first minister, has been reacting to his winning the conservative party leadership contest. she congratulated him but warned him he should be in no doubt of the strength with which she and others would oppose no—deal brexit. she also said he would be unable to resist the pressure for a new referendum on scottish independence. you remember the powers to grant that referendum lie with westminster. she needs them to grant those powers in order for a referendum to go ahead. the context of this is that a majority of people here in scotland voted to remain in the eu. and there is some polling to suggest that in the event of a no—deal