, the labour leader of the birmingham city council said this is good news for birmingham. a number of major projects will not be accelerated. of the money will go to developments which will give much new jobs to the city but i think he needs a bit more time with sir albert. >> thank you, mr. speaker. tomorrow britain faces damage and destruction from strikes. it's taken 39 from united alone saying he will not stand up to union barons. will be prime minister to make clear we are on the side of the public who by three to one voting for us to stop this sabotage the? >> i think my honorable friend makes a very good point and, frankly, i think the time has come for looking at setting thresholds in strike balance. i mentioned the strike earlier which was a ballot that is taking place to sure i know they're paid for by the union so they might want to listen to this because it will disrupt our children's education. the strike balance took place in 2012. it's based on a 27% turnout. how can i possibly write, be right for our children's education if it disrupted by trade unions actin

, the labour leader of the birmingham city council said this is good news for birmingham. a number of major projects will not be accelerated. of the money will go to developments which will give much new jobs to the city but i think he needs a bit more time with sir albert. >> thank you, mr. speaker. tomorrow britain faces damage and destruction from strikes. it's taken 39 from united alone saying he will not stand up to union barons. will be prime minister to make clear we are on the side of the public who by three to one voting for us to stop this sabotage the? >> i think my honorable friend makes a very good point and, frankly, i think the time has come for looking at setting thresholds in strike balance. i mentioned the strike earlier which was a ballot that is taking place to sure i know they're paid for by the union so they might want to listen to this because it will disrupt our children's education. the strike balance took place in 2012. it's based on a 27% turnout. how can i possibly write, be right for our children's education if it disrupted by trade unions actin

philadelphia next month, ours among six cities to host the convention, dnc officials willing doing site survey august 13th and 14th. thethe also visiting birmingham, columbus, new york city and phoenix, decision likely will be made sometime early in ex year. >>> a lot in town of course for the fireworks to celebrate the fourth. how are those tonight looking? >> it is interesting. i think that the wet weather is gone. but breeze may end up causing some issues. i know over in new jersey got call from the mayor of marlton trying to figure out how things will shake out herement looks like the breeze may be just so that it might mess with some of the fireworks. >> oh, okay. >> hopefully not, but you know, we are at least going to be seeing the weather get progressively better with time. the problem is that we've got two big issues that are really ruling this forecast, a, arthur, that's the big one, but also, on storm scan3, latest cold front. just doesn't want to get out of here, although finally does later today. timing could obviously be better, but could also and lot worse. gradually conditions do get so much nicer for us by the weekends, today sti

government of birmingham, dominated by eugene bull connor. >> all i can see is i enjoyed my 22.5 years as public safety commissioner in the cityam. i don't believe i owe the taxpayers of birmingham anything. they're going to owe me almost two and a half years back pay. >> don't shop for anything on capitol street. these are stores that helped to support the white citizens council. >> medgar evers, operating in and around jackson, mississippi, would be the heart of resistance to desegregation. >> the nbc network affiliate was notorious for featuring segregationist speeches. it became such a problem that medgar evers demanded equal time. >> when the jackson, mississippi, television station found itself under threat from the fcc, they agreed to allow medgar evers to go on television and make a statement about the goals of the movement. >> you know this black son of a bitch that's on television? been on more than goddamn 17 minutes, they better get his black ass off or i'll get up there and take him off. >> sir, we are required to do this -- >> no, no, this is in the south. this is below the mason-dixon line. you don't have to put

cities compete to go host the 2016 convention. dnc officials willing doing a site survey august 13th and 14th, and they'll also visit birmingham, clevelandcolumbus, new york city and phoenix. final decision is due in early next year. >>> also, this morning, new details emerge about the emergency closure of the interstate 495 bridge in delaware. an internal investigation by del dot found key warning signs were overlooked for weeks before the bridge actually closed. and an inspector was called out to take closer look at a gap growing between the north and southbound decks. now, he didn't report anything out of the ordinary at first. >> we will be following up with them in the next week to just, you know, better under stands the actions of their employee. it is very clear to me that we did not take appropriate action. >> officials say the bridge repairs will take a few more months. they're confident it will reopen by labor day. >> lawyers for la clippers owner donald sterling wants to turn their lawsuit into federal case. challenging because of racist comments. on monday a probate court will consider whether sterling is mentally incapacitat

cities competing to host the 2016 convention. the officials will do a site survey august 13th and 14th. they'll also visit birminghameland, columbus, new york city and phoenix. their decision is expected by early next year. >>> new details coming out tonight about the emergency closure of the interstate 495 bridge in delaware. internal investigation by deldot found key warning signs were overlooked for weeks before that bridge actually closed. an inspector was called out to take a closer look at a gap growing between the north and southbound decks. did he not report anything out of the ordinary at first. >> we will be following up with him in the next week to just, you know, better understand the actions of their -- of their employee. it is very clear to me that we did not take appropriate action. >> officials say the repairs to that bridge will take a couple more months. but they're confident it will reopen by labor day. >>> let's go back to our continuing coverage of hurricane arthur. it is now a category two hurricane and it has the north carolina coast in its cross hairs. cbs correspondent craig boswell is live

oklahoma city up 23 percent. birmingham up 100%. dence these are cities where immigration populations have grown by at least 50% in the past 15 years. now the last game was not so big given there were so many ways the u.s. could lose to germany and still advance. expect to see world cup fever peak today. it is interesting heavy blue state dominance. we wonder how does tie to the immigration debate? it does. that's it for "the daily run down." ru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not honda. not ford or any other brand. subaru eyesight. an extra set of eyes, every time you drive. who gets the allstate safemma, driving bonus check. rock beats scissors! wife beats rock. and with two checks a year, everyone wins. switch today and get two safe driving bonus checks a year for driving safely. only from allstate. call 877-218-2500 now. zach really l

city." from birmingham, alabama st. paul and the broken bones from the at&t stage. see them live tomorrow night at the el rey theater here in los angeles. tomorrow night on our show, roseanne barr will be here, eric dane will be with us, music from tech n9ne. later this week the one and only bob newhart will join us, gary oldman, nathan fielder, nicola peltz, music from bleachers and spoon. so join us then. if you've just joined us we've pulled a group of confused pedestrians off the street, we've put them in bathing suits, now they're ready to belly flop. who is our flopper number four? >> britney. >> jimmy: hi, britney, where are you from? >> georgia. >> jimmy: what part of georgia? >> rome, georgia. >> jimmy: are you a good belly flopper? >> i've never done it intentionally, but when i do it i think it's pretty good. >> jimmy: okay. very good. well, this time you're going to do it intentionally. guillermo, count her down. >> guillermo: three, two, one! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: pretty solid, i have to say. let's look at the instant replay. and -- all righ

cities competing to host convention in 2016. the officials will be doing a site survey august 13th and 14th. leaders will visit birminghamcleveland, columbus, new york city and phoenix. decision will be made next year. >> long time football coach and teacher, dan allergyo coached and taught at cardinal o'hara high school. suffered a heart attack monday night and never fully recover. leaves behind a daughter. a memorial service is being held at the school's football field tonight at 7:00 o'clock. >>> good evening, everyone. unfortunately we are dealing with the disable vehicle situation traveling on the schuylkill expressway, eastbound making your way beyond south street. what this is doing for east bound commuters is backing up that schuylkill all the way through and in towards your western suburbs. so if you are traveling between 202 and i would say really south street area vine street area will see some sort of delay that whole way this guy has been out there for a little over 20 minutes, close to 30 minutes, blocking right lane, it is within lane only as you move beyond center city philadelphia traveling westbound on

by the southern christian leadership conference brought more than 3,000 young people to the city of birmingham, alabama, in a show of civil disobedience against segregation in the city. once americans saw those images of children standing courageously against injustice, the tide of national public opinion took a pivotal turn in support of the civil rights movement's cause, but we can't embrace that moment of america's moral fortitude without also owing the great -- owning the great moral failing to had it was responding because the children at the border have also been confronted with the hostility that is as old as the segregated south and just as american as the grace and charity of those who to who have extended a hand of help. if we are to claim our history protecting vulnerable children, we must fwraple with our history of responding to them as a threat when their presence undermines an established order. as much as americans rallied to the cause of the children's crusade, it was also agents of the american state that were willing to attack them with armed officers, fire hoses, and police

if you look at oklahoma city, it's up 143% in terms of the tv ratings. birminghamalabama, up 100%. columbus, ohio, up 71% according to espn. so essentially you have cities where there is a lot of immigrant population or growing immigrant population. i know in miami where both my sons played, it's extremely popular. you think that's part of the picture? >> i do believe that's part of the picture, joy. also, what you have to understand about the world cup this year, the teams that come from the region where the u.s. comes from, which is called the concacaf region, have all done quite well. so everyone who is playing from costa rica to the united states to mexico, all these teams have done incredibly well. the people who have allegiances to those teams are tuning in, and everybody's excited about it. i think today's game is probably going to have the highest ratings of any game thus far. >> and i want to jump in on that too. yes, immigration is a part of this story, but it's not the whole story. but the immigration piece is why you're hearing a lot of people on the ri

also in the running, phoenix, birmingham, columbus, ohio. five cityr party with the next national convention, where do you want to go in two years? >> you may demand an answer, i'm not going to give you one. i would love to go to a nice, quiet place. but -- >> you're saying no brooklyn, then? >> no, brooklyn, i was born in new york city, so i'm a fan of the city. brooklyn is a vibrant, growing place, it's not your grandfather's brooklyn as they would say. so it would be a vibrant place to have a convention. the other cities as well each send a message. but i think that the dnc will make that determination. what is important is not so much where we are, as what we say. not so much where we are, but who we nominate. not so much where we are, but the vision that we present to the american people. >> i'm going to put you down for philadelphia. >>> well so much for getting an answer on that last one, anyway. coming up the latest from this morning's breaking news out of libya, the scandal brewing on the new york side of the george washington bridge. one to

this is in light of the birmingham campaign, and rfk is hoping that these black political leaders, prominent artistic and political leaders will be able to quell unrest in the citiesey turn this, this group of people turn the question back on rfk and say, first of all, we refuse to go out and offer palliatives to black people. and the question instead is what are you prepared to do, right? and i think that that's the kind of practice of love that is not dependent upon -- so that there's not in that moment a concern with kind of individual access and the kind of heights they might attain by doing the service, but instead, right, at every moment continuing to be kind of unflinching, right, and ethical in terms of the kind of values of what that kind of world would look like. .. it's about -- it's of little bit about not demonizing of the people of differing with you and keeping -- again -- and again, it is also true that it is biographical, very strong statement. so important to his life and language. if you read through these essays you would be startled to come across the metaphors and similes he has with the relationship, even with what he went through. it is a w