boden won bronze at the 2016 lk games. he tweeted in part we must call for change.epresent team usa. my pride, however, has been cut short by the multiple shortcomings of the country i hold so near to my heart. racism, gun roll and a president who spreads hate are at the top of a long list. i chose to sacrifice my moment today at the top of the podium. i encourage others to please use your platforms for empowerment and change. a committee spokesman said the organization is reviewing what consequences may result. here's a story that will put a smile on your face all day. kenya's women's lacrosse team lost their first match in the world championships to israel in part because they didn't have any cleats. so the israelis did something about it. the next day they surprised the entire kenyan team with brand new cleats. the kind gesture made a difference. the day after getting the cleats, ken gentleman beat belgium 16-9. that, fred, is taking sportsmanship to a whole new level. >> that and it's got to be the shoes, right? coy wire, thank you so much. >>> all right, we wil

plus, james hodder‘s girlfriend kirsty boden was killed in the london bridge attacks.e's calling for an urgent meeting with thejustice secretary in his fight for legal aid for the families of those killed in terror attacks. hello. welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. later on the programme we'll talk to helen wood, a former escort who hit the headlines after wayne rooney paid to sleep with her. she's now written a memoir and we'll talk to her later. use the hashtag victoria live. first, the latest news, rebecca jones. the european union has rejected holding further brexit talks with the uk while borisjohnson‘s government insist on changing the withdrawal agreement to scrap the irish border backstop. eu negotiators told european diplomats such changes, which the new uk government is demanding were unacceptable. downing street says the prime minister will enter into any fresh brexit talks with the greatest energy and the spirit of friendship. a teenager is due in court, charged with attempted murder, after a child was allegedly thrown from the tent

and boden takes a knee after winning gold as well in the team foil event on friday.articipants signed agreements that they wouldn't make political, religious remarks during the game and boden won bronze at the 2016 olympic games he tweeted in part we must call for change. this week i'm honored to represent team u.s.a. my proud however has been cut short by the multiple short comingings of the country i hold so dear to my heart. racism, gun controll and gun control and a president who spreads hate are among the top of of the my list. i encourage others to use your platform for change. a spokesman said they're reviewing what consequences may result. here's a story that's go put a smile on your face all day. kenya's women's lacrosse with lost to israel in part because they didn't have any cleats. so the israelis did something about it. the next day they sprieszed the entire kennian team with brand new cleats. the day after getting the cleats, kenya beat belgium 16-9, taking sportsmanship toa whole new level. >> love that story. and thank you for joining us this hour. i'

number one on the list is boden college up in brunswick, maine sticker is high but its average give $48,400> when you're apply for schools, you don't know what kind of financial aid package you're going to get. a l i heard of people who need big financial aid packages and just don't apply to those schools >> when we look at bowdoin because you might cross it off your list. you want to make sure you can find out what the average aid packages are and assume you'll get similar. >> what about hidden gems. smaller schools parents and their students may not have considered before. >> university of dayton, awesome school 8,500 students in dayton it's on so many of our lists best food. it's such a great, great spot. and great return on students investment return from internsh internships. >> gettysburg. >> granell only 1,600 students liberal students talking about political fit, as well >> let's talk about the college admission scandal has impacted things how has that changed the set up? are you able to get your arms around that? >> for the next economic year, that's what we're looking at closely.

later said that somebody has to stand for all the injustices going on in america and fence a raise in boden that need touring the medal ceremony for the team's whole event he wrote onto itself afterwards that racism gun control mistreatment of immigrants and the president who spreads hate were shortcomings at that cut short his pride in his country. our reporters shihab rattansi has more from washington d.c. . when barry's raising of a fist during the star-spangled banner was reminiscent of john carlos and told me smith is a black power salute at the mexico city $968.00 and then picked games race imprudence taking of an easy was the same method of protest that's been pioneered by n.f.l. star cullen kaplan it protesting against police brutality and racism and image and says he too is protesting against racism but also the treatment of immigrants and what he says is a president who's spreading hate berry says he's professing against injustice in a president who's making things worse. both athletes could face severe discipline both the games organizers and the u.s. didn't pick committee for a

. >> reporter: wayne boden described the kinds of things have been happening in the walnut creek apartment complex parking lot he maintained over the last few months. he said car break-ins have become routine in the neighborhood. >> in a higher clash neighborhood that people can afford more of those luxury electronics so basically this is a better area to hit. >> reporter: walnut creek police say the number of car burglaries in the city has jumped dramatically. drivers reported 106 cases just last month. police say the bad guys are targeting downtown parking garages and apartment complex parking lots. >> they are going up and smashing the windows and in a matter of seconds and able to take personal belongings from inside of the car. >> reporter: police have posted warnings on social media. they say drivers need to be extra alert and take steps to keep from becoming a target. >> we're trying to get the word out that if you do have something in your car, make sure you take it with you or have it locked into a trunk out of plain view. >> reporter: shoppers say the increase in break-ins is sca

i feel like joe boden on got on the stage and instinctively tried to lock his car doors, no, no attack. and if you tune into the debates hoping to see conflict t didn't take long for you to get your wish. >> vice president biden's campaign calls your plan quote a have it every which way approach. >> well, they are probably confused because they have not let it. it will be a public plan under my plan for medicare and a private plan under my plan for medicare. >> if you notice, there is no talk about the fact the plan in ten years will cost $3 trillion, you will lose your employer-based insurance. you can't beat president trump with double talk on this plan. >> you are simply inaccurate in what you are describing. >> your plan by contrast leaves out almost ten million americans. so i think that you should really think about what you are saying but be reflective and understand that the people of america want access to health care. >> trevor: that's right, two moneys into the debate and kamala was already removing her orings and biden was removing his hair plugs, oh it's an o, it's on! now

michael boden , the world famous forensic medical doctor was overseeing the autopsy. has he said anything about how it was carried out or the medical examiner's report? >> he is under a gag order, because he was, he took part in that autopsy so he cannot speak yet but we do know from a source that that autopsy report will be released to epstein's family some time next week. whether or not the public will see that we don't know because they're not public record in new york. so it might be up to up seen's family as to whether we see those or not. david: well what are investigators looking for now, on the phone forensic pathologist joins us, and we couldn't have a better representative of the forensic community. doctor, bottom line, did the autopsy clear things up or did they make it even more cloudy? >> well let me answer your question by extending my congratulations to you as a very perceptive comentator, observing that dr. michael boden , an excellent highly- experienced forensic pathologist was present at the autopsy and then the attorneys are saying they're not acce

race boden dropped to a knee as the national anthem played. he later explained on twitter while he was honored to represent team usa, his pride was cut short by multiple shortcomings of the country, including racism, gun control, mistreatment of immigrants and a president who spreads hate. he also encouraged others to use their platforms for empowerment and change. the u.s. olympic and para olympic committee said he could face sanctions over the protest. >>> simone biles easily capturing her record 6th all around title at the u.s. championships, doing so in historic action. she was the first to land a double double dismount off the balance beam, a double twist and a double flip. let's watch it. wow. unbelievable. so then last night she wrapped up her all around victory, another previous unseen move. triple twisting, dunl somersault in floor exercise, that's three times around with a double black flip. let's watch this in slow motion. >> it's still mind boggling when you're watching it in slow motion. whoa, one, two, three. unbelievable. when i

gwen berry raised her first into the air and boden took a knee while on the medal stand and protestedues including social injustice, racism and gun control. the u.s. olympic and pair olympic committee are putting them on one year probation. they agree to rules that ban political protests. the committee is warning other athletes that protests in the future could face tougher punishment. >>> colin kaepernick is speaking out about what he said led to his political activism. he said the 2015 shooting death of mario woods by san francisco police prompted him to take action. police suspected mario woods was involved this a stabbing and holding a knife when he was shot 20 times by five police officers. kaepernick says after that shooting he and his partner came up with the idea for the know your rights camp and later kaepernick started kneeling during the national anthem to bring attention to police brutality and racial inequality. >>> recent crimes against the asian community are prompting calls to buy a gun. san francisco coalition for good neighborhoods says asians have been the targets o

boden dropped to a knee as the national anthem played and the american flag was raised at the awards explained on twitter while he was honored to represent team usa, his pride was cut short by multiple shortcomings of the country including racism, gun control, mistreatment of immigrant k immigrants and a president who spread hate. the u.s. olympic and para olympic committee said he could face protests. makes you wonder, would we be talking about this story had he not taken the knee. >>> simone biles capturing her record tieing 6th all around title at the u.s. championships this weekend and doing so as she only knows how. on friday, she became the first woman to land a double double dismount. i can't even say it fast enough before the video is over. that's a double twist and double flip, and watch that, her doing it again. unbelievable that she can pull that off. and last night she wrapped up her all around victory while completing another unseen move in her floor exercise. that is three times around with a double back flip. watch that. it's like she's super human when she does it. an

olympic and paralympic committee said boden could face disciplinary action for his protest. and acclaimed chilean economist and environmentalist manfred max-neef died thursday at the age of 86. max-neef taught economics at various colleges, including the university of california, berkeley, and the austral university of chile, where he taught until last year. he promoted development alternatives to address poverty. in 1993, he ran as an independent for president of chile. max-neef won the right livelihood award -- known as the alternative nobel prize -- in 1983, two years after the publication of his book "outside looking in: experiences in barefoot economics." this is manfred max-neef, speaking to democracy now! in 202010 in bonn, germany. >> in poverty, there is enormous creativity. you cannot be an idiot if you want to survive. every minute you have to be thinking, what next? what can i do here? your creativity is constant. networks ofed with corporation, mutual aid, all sorts of extraordinary things which you know longer find in society, which is individualistic, greedy.

. >> reporter: ella's attitude is em bodened by all hands. >> these folks have been pretty helpful, huh >> well, they are. >> yes, they are. and you saw the work. >> yeah. >> fantastic. you all going to take pictures of it. >> we have, yeah. >> it's fantastic. >> i know. >> reporter: as the work at hill's home counts, at thees go's place, after seven months it's finally finishing. thees goes held hands throughout our conversation. >> not only did that beautiful refrigerator come, they brought a range. i couldnd believe it. i started crying. i felt like an idiot. have you seen them? that's just what i would have picked out. >> i love that you're so happy. >> you know it. get him back in the house. he needs to get back in the house. poor thing. >> i want to give you your keys back. it's all yours now. orr our cameras were rolling when the keys were handed over. thees goes were finally home again. that night the project was celebrated by the entire team. the coordinator of the project, one of l.b. cook's team leaders has been working with thees goes every day from start to finish. >> we co