that was nethaneel mitchell—bla ke's first individual medal as a senior.pson finished the opening days of the pentathlon at the top of the table. she has claimed gold in the world indoors, gold in the commonwealth games. i have been trying to focus on one event at a time. it must give you confidence going into the second day that you are ahead of the olympic and world champion? three more events tomorrow. traditionally they have been her strongest events. she is in line for a medal. over in glasgow, adam peaty won his fourth title of the european championships as gb‘s swimmers finished with nine golds and 2a medals in total to match their previous best haul in 2014 as our sports news correspondent natalie pirks reports. it is the very picture of serenity. the reality of open water swimming is the opposite. jazz carling in herfirst is the opposite. jazz carling in her first major championship since making the switch from 800 metres in the pool to ten kilometres. it was notjust here where water played its part. divers, triathletes. in edinburgh the ten metre

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joining me is bloomberg's chief energy correspondent javier blas from london. today, our spotlight is the rout in commodities. javier, we saw extreme selloff in commodities across the board this week. zinc at a two-year low, cover copper having its worst day since last december. is it over? javier: i don't think it is over. we are beginning to see signs of economic slowdown across emerging countries. those companies are pulling global demand for commodities. it's not just about turkey. what is consuming more of the market is this slowdown in economic activity, particularly investment in china, where we saw fixed investment dropping to an increase only 5.5% year on year, the lowest since 1999. that is what is driving the prices. i don't think it is over. alix: i love what you said. a lot of it was blamed on the dollar. we have a chart that shows the negative correlation between copper and the dollar versus a emerging market equities and copper. really, the negative correlation with the dollar isn't that extreme. it's like, 0.3, negative three which supports your

joining me is javier blas, who is bloomberg's chief energy correspondent in london. ashley peterson. today the spotlight is on , aramco. saudi arabia is delaying plans to take its state-owned oil giant public. in what would have been the largest initial public offering in history. now perhaps, not to be at all or at the very least, delayed. ashley, let's start with you. what do you think is behind this delay, and are there implications for saudi arabian production at all as a result of this? ashley: this delay is not unexpected. i think even when they announced it two years ago, people were skeptical that saudi arabia -- saudi aramco would be willing to give up the confidentiality they have always valued in favor of a short term cash infusion. they have found a better way, and that is more money in the p.i.f., and they can do that by fueling the salvo petro chemical field. it let's them invest in petrochemicals and brings money into the country, and it doesn't require that they open the books and follow a lot of international regulations. , javier, whyt case even con

alix: javier blas, thank you very much, joining us from bloomberg in london.ll right now, let's get into the ring. you got three charts and three trades of the week. mike mcglone, commodities strategist for bloomberg intelligence, joins us now. mike, good to see you. mike: good to see you. alix: let's kick it off with copper here. so, is the downside over for copper on trade concerns? can we call it the bottom here? mike: it is hard to call it bottom. it is getting pretty close. copper reached around 20%. to me, it looks like crude oil did last year. around about a year ago, remember, we reached that low around 20%. but it cornered the bear market and it rallied 80% from there. so, copper is basically do or die. if it goes slower from here, the growing macro consequences are quite negative. it is not likely to recover. -- it is more likely to recover. i cannot predict the bad side, so i think it is most likely to come back. alix: you will see the chart that shows that copper looks like oil did last year. it could be bottom and then grind its way higher. the ot

there's just a lot of bla bla bla about michael cohen and very little publicly checkable information that we can balance it against. to that end, i think there's one big red flag in the reason factual record about what is going on with michael cohen that we should take note of. how that might relate to the legal jeopardy of the president. there's been so much ink spill, so much hot air blown over the last couple days, and frankly weeks when it comes to cohen. there's so much noise about it. they're both potentially interesting, right? lawyers getting lawyers is one thing. lawyers becoming corroborating witnesses is an even bigger thing. i think there are steps we should take to avoid being spun or misled on both those stories. so we'll get to some of that ahead tonight. i feel like, when you see a story about mcgahn or cohen coming down the pike, unless it has publicly verifiable information, tread lightly. don't go too fast around this corner. this may be someone trying to trip you up. there have been a bunch of new developments today and into this evening including one that refligh

the group called team loyalty makes you family consists of blas and his volunteer decoys, mostly momsessage apps, even gaming chat rooms claiming to be women in their early 20s. >> as soon as we get someone that responds back, our next message to them is, listen, i either messed up in my age, i pressed the wrong number, i'm really 13, 14, or 14, and we wait for that. if they continue to talk, we listen and wait for them to make their moves. >> reporter: the men apparently expecting to meet a young girl. instead blas shows up to meet them and streams the encounters on his facebook page. >> what is a 44-year-old out here trying to meet a 15-year-old? >> reporter: when he tries to meet up with a 15-year-old, parents and co-workers recognized 44-year-old high school math teacher jonathan castel and called the police. >> to meet a 15-year-old girl. you think that's right? >> reporter: he has been suspended by the school where he works while they investigate and faces charges for attempting to endanger the welfare of a child. and while many commend blas, some criticize his tactics saying wh

he'lljoin adam gemilli and nethaneel mitchel—bla ke, who received byes into the semis because of their. williams crossed the line holding his back, but is hopeful of racing tonight.. very heard some runs on before i came over here i had some treatment. obviously, i am feeling it again so hopefully i will get a doctor and sort it out. for the semifinals i have to get it right. lavi nielsen ran a personal best in the aoom heats to reach tomorrow's semi—finals. she was part of the gb axaoom team that won silver at the world championships last year. three british runners will all compete in the 1500m final on friday. chris o'hare, charlie grice and jake wightman, seen here, all qualified comfortably in their heats. nothing comfortable about qualification in the triple jump for naomi ogbeta. she needed something special with her final attempt to reach the final, which is also on friday, and she came up with a personal best. so shocked when i saw the distance of that lastjump i don't normally celebrate but i did that time, i was even doing the dab, so nervous. but now i have made it to the f

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fairfax, bla lane between 50 and 29, all lanes blocked because ofome downed wires this morning. taking a look at 95 in maryland from 32 to thebeway, on time there. 68 miles per hour will get you there in about ten minutes. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. five d.c. children are waking up on the first day of school without homes. take a look at video. this is the 1300 block of north capital between florida and new york avenues. you can see how large the flames e. a total of six adults and five kids were displad. the american red cross was called if to help them. no word on what may have the fire. >> d.c. kids will hit the classroom for a new yearn a few hours. a fresh coat of paint and new f desks, some the things that will welcome kids tola this morning. it's also the first day of school f the interim chancellor, dr. angela. /* she say she's making sure all staff members are ready to do their best work. ro all of our teachers have passed bacd checks, they're regularly evaluated by their administrators often formerly and informally. they engage in rigorous development opportunities.

. >>> follow thing mass shooting in florida, bla bortles showed -- theyered with mamba's cuban cafe.artn and as more details to come out surround thing shooting ram page, they now believe the gunman had his sights set on specific vicms. >> reporter: it happened in florida again. this time during a video game competition. hraoeufpb streamed on th internet. the sounds of gun shots picked up on gamer's muc ruphones. >>> the gamer -- >> reporter: a red lasered poi at 22-year-old elijah clayton's chest. he was killed moments this image was live streamed. i can see the gun, the red beam on the gun. he had an infrared be on the gun. >> reporter: his family in mourning. >> nothing can replace the love that we have fore -- elijah. >> reporter: the gunman a regular at gaming competitions. he legally purchased two guns in maryland weeks ago. he fired into the room before turning the gun on himself. and taylor robertsson, last ar's madden classic champion, alex from milwaukee among the 11 injured. >> it went in here and all the way down to here. >> reporter: witnesses say the bullet missed his head

blas who had never met the parents or baby girl before is now going to be the baptism godfather and her name is francesca. >> i like the ending of this story. it ended as it should. >> yeah, because he's the fairy godfather. >> yes. >>> think of cowboys you think the desert southwest. horses and cattle. i like to think that cowboys live all over the world even in thailand. there's a couple of cowboys out in the water. a boat has broken loose. bucking around in the water. probably already bucked off its ride. now you got a couple of cowboys on other boats trying to wrangle up this one because here comes the cowboy. >> oh! >> he made that transfer. >> that was awesome, though. i love seeing that guy leap right into it. >> i peopfell like we need wate rodeo the. >>> strap in. >> let's go on to this next cowboy in australia, he's going to ride what i like to think of as a bucking bronco. >> oh, no. >> this is not going to work. >> seems like a great idea. thanks for the shove, everybody. he's bouncing somehow. not falling out. >> oh! >> no way! >> how he's standing after all of that spinnin

all with a mysterious bla sedan in common. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the details. >> reporter: police took de ntre and cory into custody. they are wanted for a string of murderhat rocked nashville. >> officers in the city are on the look outor two cold blooded killers. >> reporter: investigars hadio prly released this grainy surveillance photo of a dark sedan and looking to see whether vicious crimes all bhwithin a 14-mile radius are related. august 8, -ya 39r-old woman shot in the back while walking her dogs. she survives but is paralyzed. august 12 a new incident now part of the investigation, a man tells police two men car jacked him and at leasted one was a with a rifle. august 14th, 31-year-old kendall shot and killed while waiting for a bus. are same night, two people robbed nearby. then on friday, police say two friends, jameis and bartly were robbed and shot dead outside the cobra bar. >> he was loved by a lot of people. this affects people very deeply. >> reporter: shannon said he was a talented musician who was celebr

the bla injured seven members of the national guard, three of which e in critical condition. >>> we now know the double shooting in rockville is an attemptedmurder/suicide. a man shooting and killing his own elderly father. this was the scene on norbeck road nearav georgia ue. montgomery county police now saying w gregley shot and killed his 89-year-old father thomas willey. he then turned the gun on himself. this happened inside a car at a park & ride near leisure world. both of them lived there. greg willey is in grave condition at the hospital. >>> more than a dozen people were hurt when a bus ran off the road in maryland today. do you see it the crash happening on the baltimore-washington parkway near jessup. the bus landing in those trees there. people were taken to th hospital. none of the injuries appear to be life-threatening. figure out what caused the to crash. >>> next at 11:00, pop star demi lovato breaks her silence about her battleith addiction. her message to fans and what she plans to d next. >>> president trump changing his storybout the purpose of that infamous trump t

but then when he was asked point bla, do you know of any compromising material that he has, and brannan said no, i don't. and he would know supposedly as head of the cia. >> joe, sean walsh, political consultant and ma ris sass lagos, thank you all. >> thank you. >>> moving now to tec imagine a free website where you can find more than 100,000 discussion forums on pretty much any topic imaginable. wcome to reddit. since the launch in 2005, it has become the fourth mo popular website in the u.s. each month hundreds of millions of visitors is comments on and n post linksigs to various topics known as sub reddits. witht comes challenges like facebook and other social media. it isng grappli with how to protect free speech while fighting hate speechli and o bullying. here is the general counsel and vice president of reddick, lissa. >> reddit is one of the most popular web sites in the world. it doesn't have the same name recognition as youtube or facebook. why? >> it's a couple things. when i started with the company 2015, we were about 60 people and now we're ber 400. and so i think. >> owp

my colleague has described those injured sitting in reflective bla nkets injured sitting in reflectives of parliament and they are being treated near the scene. as you have seen treated near the scene. as you have seen and can probably see behind me, there is a heavy police and emergency services response to what happened here outside the houses of parliament a little over an hour ago. we came outside to see what had happened and we were told to get well back. an initial cordon was in place just around the houses of parliament and the surrounding area. that has extended a few hundred metres down the road to the edge of lambeth bridge where i am standing at the moment. it stretches several hundred metres down the road. couege hundred metres down the road. college green opposite parliament is cordoned off and whitehall, which stretches from the houses of parliament up to trafalgar square is also cordoned off by the police. around us now there is a very heavy police presence, several police officers on motorbikes and more vehicles arriving all the time. there are a number of armed officer

ith "bla people in hollywood thought it had a legitimate shot at best picture this year so by creatinghis separate category for popular films, there's the fear that it's going to be put aside and not considered for the main award. >> yeah, good point. the academy says that all movies eligible for best popular film will also be eligible for best picture. >> they also made one more change that's getting rave reviews. they're shortening the oscars to be just three hours instead of four. i'm just still waiting for our overnight morning oscar. >> keep waiting. >>> next to a hollywood photoshop job that's worthy of an oscar. >> check out this image of brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio in character for "once upon a time in hollywood." >> but according to "the new york post" sony ho is producing the film accidentally updated all the edits made to that original shot including leo's hint of a double chin. that's a bit more of a hint. >> sony has since deleted the press file saying in a statement pitt and dicaprio did not request any retouching. we take full responsibility for the error. >>> now to

it is a great night for progressives, the -- >> sometimes the night blaeds in -- bleeds into the morning, to his raet his credit he was outspend, and he was tested, he did not expect this upset, maybe he has not been put through the ringer as much as someone else and that could come back to haunt him. >> well he is a yourng man, but he has a long career in public service. as you noted he ran against opponents that spent it wills of millions more than he did. his success here i think bodes well for the general election. people here are hurting. unemployment is low, and he is poised to deal with all of those problems as opposed to the trump back candidate that will give us more division, animosity, and pro corporate agenda that we have seen out of this white house. >> do you fear for a statewide governor's race that he is too liberal for the state of fwlorz let's be honest there is still lots of older white voters that turn out? >> look, he put together the progressive coalition. young people, voters of color, marginalized communities, disaffect disaffected. as you know florida has closed

and we hit the air with 60-degree total bla experience and the rest was history. >> reporter: now after more than three decades ushering in some big moments. >> here i amn a picture in the "washington post" when whur got their first arbitron radio. >> watkins is one of the longest nning general managers at the radio station's history. who built the operation into a network of sixst ions. >> this is whur, data processing, research materials. ratings monitors. >> reporter: watkins can retire knowing he was the founder of the original hit storm. >> we moved on tohings like being the first station in the gital. being the first african-american station to hav two channels on xirius fm. beyond syndicated talk shows, but watkins wanted his all music station toereep delg daily news and major community events and hurradio-thon in the late s helped hou abandoned babies and their food, coat toy drive helped thousands every year. >> i'm rewiring, not ngreti >> important to rewire. watkins leaves at the end of the >> he's only taking a few weeks off before jumping int full-time into the communicatio

he was seen monday wearing bla jeans and flip-flops. he's 5'7" brown eyes and bro hair. >> the rain means a lot of standing water and that means mosquitos. prince georges county found its first kis of west ne virus. it can only be transmitted to people by mosquis. most people don't show symptoms, but they can include rash, swollelimglands. >>> the strong storms and heavy rain have had r harsh consequences in chesapeake >> tree branches, dirt, other debris from the storms have been accumulating thereern the bay. s so much debris that swimming has been banned at sandy point park beach. crews have been working clean up the shoreline, but right now, maryland department of natural resources has not set a time for when swimming could resume at the beach. >> they can enjoy the beach and the pnic areas, but there's debris in the water for them to be safely in the water swimming or >> closer to the city, workers filled 22 trucks, but there is still plenty of work left to be done. >> the statdepartment has confirmed 65 americans were on board the

snapped, that does not mean there was a security problem at airport, this is like lance corporal and a blalatoon takin sergeant in last minute. liz: he took a plane. that is what people are scared about, exposing a ca crack in airport security. >> it could happen anywhere. the airports from hong kong to bangor, when you have a team like this, that is not expected, they will fix it, but to say it happened of day, that not accurate. >> just saying it is a concern. ceo of alaska airline, talked about it as a gap in security. making an important point, listen to what he said. >> the doors of planes are not keyed like a car, there snow ignition -- there is no ignition key, we secure the airfield, mind set we investmenties that are cre be credentials and authd to be there. the point is mind set of the workers. >> brad said it right, that is the system we have. so we had one. who went nuts, we don't know why, point is from this point on, any who gets near a cockpit will have to have more security than before, because of this one. but, it is one of those things we cannot control the mind sit of ev

emily: they just launched the culture fund, $15 million to ckck black celebrities, bla athletes and alleds will go to boosting black nonprofits. what's your take on this fund? andre: i have great relationships with a lot of those guys. nots lyons, you would expect me to say his name, but that is a close friend. he's working hard with that. obviously, mark and ben, close with it. but, for me, i know a a lot of people within that fund. and the hidden genes project is an open-based project where they teach african-american young men themo code and follow throughout the rest of their lives with her coding. we have all star co which is our east coast group, looking to spread and collaborate with other projects. whenever you see our community take embraced and then we that and we give it back to our kids, that is when you start to see change, that is when you start to see, you know, our culture being able to be equal. that's equality, given access and having opportunities that we didn't have freakishly. emily: $15 million for a company that has a $1.5 billion under management. does not seem l

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just a bla hrk day >> a lot of people argue even if the president gets in trouble because of this, you're not going to undo the tax cut, replace regulation the rollback will likely continue for a variety of reasons what do you think about the rally? is it solid here even in the wake of the political drama from yesterday, the legal drama. >> i think you're right, which is that in order for this to materially impact market, we have to think trump is going to be impeached and removed from office or we think t going to change his legislative agenda. regarding the first, while we may see the republicans lose report with the house, it's unlikely in the senate as well with the republicans staying at the helm of the senate, it's unlikely he'll be removed from office if you go back to 1996 when president clinton was impeached but not removed from office, from time the initial news broke to the time he was acquitted trk market was up about 25%. >> it was rip roaring. >> absolutely. >> he was impeached. and then, the senate acquitted him. >> okay. so -- >> that's correct. the term is acquitted. >> 6

to me, this seems pretty play te -- bla tetant. his colleagues on the hill handling this one? >> reporter: it was blatant and it had been talked about for quite some time. there were a lot of concerns that this investigation might find something that was worth indicting him for. lo and behold, it did. he was going to his golf club. maybe it is related to the campaign, so i'll just expense those golf balls. i'll pay to send a relative of mine to a pittsburgh steelers game. this was a situation where he was treating his campaign bank accounts like his own. you know, there are instances where this goes on, and people don't notice simply because they're not paying attention to what one member of congress was doing. this became so blatant and flagrant that it's caught up to him. >> we've noticed. what do his colleagues plan to do about it because he doesn't seem to want to go anywhere. >> paul ryan stripped him of his committee assignments while this indictment is going through the courts. you have to remember, this is actually potentia

we do not have a bla report on this item. at this time, i am going to open up for public comment on item no. 14. seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. can we take a motion to move this forward with full recommendation to the board. mr. clerk, can you please call i team no. 15. 15. 180477 resolution authorizing a lease amendment to extend an existing lease of 33,998 sq. ft. at 617 mission street/109 new montgomery street with maclean properties llc and douglas g. moore, trustee under the connor children's trust no. 2, for the department of child support services for a monthly base rent of $158,657.33 for a total initial annual base rent of $1,903,887.96 for the period of july 1, 2018, through december 31, 2024. >> thank you. i see the deputy managing director of the real estate division is here to present on this item. it's also my understanding -- although i don't see her -- that the director of san francisco department of child -- i'm sorry. supervisor peskin was blocking my view. to answer any questions on

. >> mucho bla bla. >> quiero llevarlos a esta Área donde se ha preparado para que el campeÓn, dÉjamee estÁ.... >> esto es un rÉcord seÑoras y seÑores, un rÉcord aquÍ en un nuevo dÍa donde se produce el knock out mÁs rapido en la historia del programa, no durÓ ni 25 segundos, el campeÓn henry. edgar. >> pido la revancha. >> por favor. >> revancha, revan cha. >> como representante del campeÓn, como dicen en inglÉs, toma nÚmero, haz la fila que hay muchos que quieren pelear con el campeÓn por esto que estÁ aquÍ. >> campeÓn, eres el campeon, lo tengo que reconocer, fue un placer pelear contigo, tu tÉcnica es muy buena, luego te doy unos tips para que mejores. >> campeÓn te queremos. >> vamos con las chicas. >> vamos, chicas. >> (risas). >> estamos esperando esos tips a ver cuÁles son. >> amÉ la valentÍa de sandarti, el rÉcord de knock out mÁs rÁpido. >> le dieron. >> le dieron fuerte, hay que ir a consentirlo un poquito. les cuento que la prÓxima hora el video del interrogatorio del asesino de parkland pone en el tapete la importancia de la prevenciÓn en la salud mental y hablamos de eso

>> i think it's unfair to compare it to bla"black panther" the press tecedent has been set romantic comettan where you have seen love interests that talk about a cultural clash and they were non-white leads. "black panther" is a great momentous film. i think it's unfair because the story an genre are very, very different. >> on the other side, wesley, maybe it's about the energy, right, and the excitement about the movie, about it being transnational, global really in the feeling and is the appetite for seeing such a movie in many different places and the story line it exhibits? >> yes. there was an enormous wager taken by a major hollywood studio in casting an all-asian movie. hasn't been done in 25 years. but the culture has changed. there was plenty of reason thus all right exceeded all expectations. >> obviously, i have some interest in it, being an asian-american. i'm like hold on a second, could it crack that magical 30 million over the weekend? i think the number we're looking at is $32 million. will it break that, do you think? >> i think people are going to see this movie and br

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i mean, you're a black policeman, and i think that most people, when they think about blas in police,they think about white policemen ank people. how did you get involved? >> you know, throughout my career, i always thought the issues relused to bias, i lly focused on explicit bias. so i would go into a training, foy, my arms and say, litera this is for the white guys. what iealized is that it wasn't about a specific race, in terms of, you ow, an african american police officer not being impacted by it, or a white police officer are t only ones. what i realized is that i didn't get a pass on that.e i realat this was an issue of human beings, that we all have implicit biases.an so, that's what really got me into it. >> reporter: okay, so now today when you were having a class, you asked the people, the policeman in the room to fill out cards. >> so we ask them to write down the thought that comes to mind when they hear "racial profiling" or "bias policing." r orter: this one says "greatly exaggerated, unfair political tool." edis one says "sensational and another one says "ridiculous."

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he was depeopfeated because bla women showed up. should their influence be recognized in congress?lem, don, has been that black women have continually had to make their case to not just the democratic party, but i think everyone, about why we are so important. the influence that we have and how vital we are, not only to the conversation, but the movement. luckily, within, you know, recent times, if you will, unfarntly, people have just now started to wake up to the influence and the importance of black women. so, i hope that we codify that recognition in the leadership, throughout the democratic caucus. >> quentin, i'm up against the clock here, but nancy pelosi says, i am not going anywhere. do you see an ugly battle shaping up? > >> i don't think it will be ugly. when you call the leading black woman in congress un-american, you kind of put your foot in your mouth a little bit. so, again, i'm excited about the chances to see the first black speaker of the house and i think we're going to see it. >> thank you all. have a good evening. thanks for watching. our coverage continues. s

. >> jimmy: okay. [ applause ] is is a show called "bla people" -- >> it would be a better b.e.t. >>lack." and what's an example of aei a black person black? >> i mean "insecure," i love that show. it would be like that -- >> jimmy: oh b >> bcker, if that's possible. >> jimmy: blacker than that? [ laughter ] okay. >> i mean you saw "lack panthe people can be black. >> jimmy: yes, i understand. people can be black. okay, good. guys? guys, we have choya here. [ screams ] she's got it together.ve if shespotted a shark, the first thing she would say is "bye." [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: and the thing she wants to see on tv is a black people being black week. so, for this next one, pierce brosnan is on thehow. can you guys do a james bond-style song?ud come on, a little 007. [ cheers and applause ] little 007 jam. ♪ her namwas choya she came all the way here for yafr the dark deep ♪ ♪ she'd be the first to say uh, bye while standing on the shore at shark week ♪ ♪ rather be bitten by the shark week bug than by actual shark teeth ♪ ♪ black people being black is what she would call her o

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else will on the track, nethaneel mitchell—blake will on the track, nethaneel mitchell—bla ke soughtres. turkey's ray meagher bully adding to the title he won last year to ove rco m e the title he won last year to overcome a dominant force there is a easy solution. but from berlin back to glasgow, the medals keep coming. the british moon is loud and proud. this is going to be tight, i think it is going to be proud. it is! is first european championship title. with benjamin proud's old came a second in the relay. this success comes from strength and depth and a touch of star quality. adam peaty‘s fourth title this week. if he is now swimming's dominant force, britain's jack lawes has become diving's spinning winner. he won olympic gold to make years ago, and this week has already brought to european titles. medals are one in flashes of brilliance, but for others, titles are all patients struggle. three more are all patients struggle. three m o re eve nts are all patients struggle. three more events today will see katarina johnson—thompson to european glory. the transfer window has now

one lane blocked in the southbound direction, expect blas in both directions-- delays in both directions sun this early in the morning is quite a treat . we have not had that throughout the week. hello, sunshine, for even san francisco. the cloud coverage hanging right around parts of the dpoelden gate bridge. few cloud-- golden gate bridge. few clouds. 58 in san francisco now, 62 in liver more, a sign things are warming uch. you will notice widespread sunshine later and that ridge of high pressure is getting closer. temperatures will feel a few degrees warmer today than yesterday. 89 in concord, and livermore, 74 and fremont. 65 in san frachlt cool thanks to an onshore breeze but things heat up this coming weekend, especially for inland communities where we reach near triple digits on saturday. ♪ >>> ♪ ♪ ♪ picking it up, picking it up, i'm loving i'm living so we turn it up ♪ >> the latest to take a ride for the late, late show car pool karaoke. if you haven't seen this, it is worth going online because the notes she hits will make the hair stand up on the back of your neck. a standing

a bla man infiltrates the kkk. that's six words. that's it.rue story. >> true. at first i thought it was a dave chappelle skit. no, not that. that was later on. no, early '70s, ron stallworth. and true story. >> he infiltrates with the help of a colleague, who is jewish. >> right. played by the great adam driver. >> adam. driv and what ensues is fascinating, and it's also, you know, it moves you. because you see thend words the actions of the kkk. >> well, i haveay a felt that words hurt. i never believe that sticks and but what we try to do, even though the film takes place in the '70s, we still put stuff in the filmhat connects it to today. so this is a very, very contemporary -- it's about today, this film, about where we are in the urld i feel. >> no question you saw that through line and then the this powerful ending, which i don't think i'm giving a spoiler alert. >> peoplw kbout it. >> we go from this dramatic y story tha have told to images from charlottesville. >> and chising weekend will be the one-year anniversary. mi as i understan

he'lljoin adam gemilli and nethaneel mitchel—bla ke, who received byes into the semis because of theirincredible bid i came out here. i got some treatment. i am feeling my back again. i willjust have to deal with that. the semifinals, ijust have to deal with that. the semifinals, i just need have to deal with that. the semifinals, ijust need to get it right. laviai nielsen ran a personal best in the 400m heats to reach tomorrow's semi—finals. she was part of the gb 4x400m team that won silver at the world championships last year. it was a golden double for great britain last night in the mens and womens 100 metres. zharnel hughes set a championship record, dina asher—smith broke her own national record in a world leading time ...they are leading a new generation of world class british sprinters it is looking so strong. i mean, we have always looked at our sprinters and thought they had so much potential. the most important thing is taking that potential into winning ways and that is what happened last night. it was wonderful to see both of them going so wonderful to see both of them go

don't have to agree with what brennan says and not all of us do, agree his right to say it subject his blarmation. peter baker, how is this playing in the white house. the president likes what he sees and is considering moving down that list that sarah huckabee sanders read off in the white house briefing room two days ago of former officials under review for their security clearances. >> exactly right. this is a president long before he became president you hit me i hit you back ten times as hard. when he was a businessman, he could yell at the tabloids or something. he's now vested with the ultimate power in our constitutional system, the power of the president. he's discovering ways to use it and enjoy it. he enjoys ways to take actions that don't require approval by anybody else, particularly congress. same thing as converse of his discovery of the pardon power, somebody can come to him gosh can you forgive somebody for something. he says yeah, apparently i can do that. nobody can question him. that's pretty cool. in effect, he's taking the opposite view of this. punish people that he