you are comforted because boris said so? done. comforted because boris said so? you heard it, a deal always gets donelj think they have contingencies. they didn't for the vote, with brexit. no rerunning of the eu referendum, please. johanna konta. tipping the star to knockout venus williams in the semifinal. that is a big mountain to climb but what a win. absolutely. centre court, when they close the roof and there are british players on, it is absolutely a brilliant atmosphere. worth a few games in itself to the player because they gets so much support. she benefited today and played extraordinarily well. i think the second time she has come back to being set down and that doesn't seem to worry her now. she showed such grit. i watched bits of it and the end. note bass, have done work. was just catching up. it was astonishing. we have ourselves a proper tennis player. has hungarian parrots, she was born —— she has hungarian parents. she was born in australia. there is a monitor in the middle of the desk andi monitor in the m

boris nemtsov was murdered right next to the kremlin.k. their victim was once a popular political high flyer. a regional governor and a former deputy prime minister. undecember president putin he became a sharp voice of dissent. hours before his murder, boris nemtsov was on the radio. calling people to a protest march. it became a march of mourning. mourning. president putin denounced the murder as shameful and ordered it solved but the person who ordered the killing is still at large. we wa nt the killing is still at large. we want some answers, on the question, who has been just want some answers, on the question, who has beenjust the killer, who has been the perpetrator, but we have no official answers on the question, where are organisers and sponsors of thises a nation so is the main problem of this case. boris nemtsov ‘s family believes the evidence leads to chechnya where these men are from and security figures close to the kremlin. the convicted killers are giving no clues. the chief executive of qatar airways has said the airlin

inside what they prupors to be boris nensof and his girlfriend. protests in 2011. they say while this snow plow hides the two from camera's view, he was killed, shot four times in the back. >> a prominent russian opposition figure has been shot and killed -- >> right out in the open blocks from the kremlin. >> so who murdered boris? vladimir putin condemned the killing, calling it shameful and impueitant. and five shechniaens were found guilty. russian born journalist says only one group could be that professional. >> his girlfriend, whom he was walking with didn't realize he had been shot until the car drove off. nobody has that kind of training outside the government. >> vladimir putin is a thug and a murderer and a killer and a kgb agent. he had boris murdered in the shadow of the kremlin. >> this is personal insult. this is lousy behavior from a politician. >> that is putin's top aid and spokesman. >> it's nonsense. it's nonsense. over the course of putin's time in power, his regime has been accused of involvement in the death of many of its c

this is bobot, or is being bald lists, —— boris being boris. about trade deals on what sort of deal that they could do with japan in two yea rs that they could do with japan in two years time but yes, he is banging the drum. interestingly he's been dispatched to japan, maybe getting him out of the way taringa brexit talks this week, but let's hope he making progress. it has to speak to various countries about to bring deals. the issue of trade with japan is timely given that tokyo has signed a free—trade agreement with the eu. at the beginning of this month, it is due to come in early 2019 as brexit comes in. that was the day it took four days ago for four years to negotiate it has been a lot of talk of the japanese premiersaid he a lot of talk of the japanese premier said he was a agreement with the uk but to bring it into force in time. the clock is ticking. under two years. it is hoped borisjohnson is making more progress than he appears to be. this is the point with all of the trade deals, we heard that canada made a trade deal with the eu

first of all i am not convinced boris thinks these things.ide of the world this week with wonderful pictures of shaking hands with robots injapan and so on and reports have come back which seem contradictory, this is not unusual with boris, but i don't quite know what he thinks and which is why it would go too far to say that mr lyons speaks on his behalf. what seems to be happening this week is that philip hammond is getting his way, and itjust feels like plain common sense. we will not get this complex negotiation completed by march 29 2019, so transition period is going to happen. thank you. laughter. so polite, we could do songs of praise, couldn't we? where is the tea set an extant?! we are going back to the 50s! after you, may i say! the sunday times, life of teenage girls in isis britain, and stripped passports for jihadists, let's deal with the passports first, this is because of concerns that the so—called caliphate is imploding. exactly. we now know the 150 so—called jihadists have been stripped of their passports. some of this has

i'm boris sanchez in new york in for ana cabrera who has the day off. we start with what's shaping up to be a monumental week for trump's agenda both here at home and around the globe. and a matter of just days he will come face-to-face with russian president vladimir putin, the man who tried to overrule the democratic process and sway the outcome of last year's election. something that the president has publicly acknowledged only last week. their meeting will happen on the sidelines of the g20 summit, another major test for the president on both foreign policy and his negotiating skills. meantime back at home, the fight over health care rages on. lawmakers are headed home for a week long recess, meaning many republicans will have to defend a hugely unpopular bill directly before their own constituents. forget phone calls and e-mails, face-to-face showdowns at town halls across the country. so what's president trump doing to prepare for this momentous week? cnn's ryan nobles is live outside the white house right now. ryan, i imagine it involves some twe

by 1999 boris yetson was a shadow of his former self.tration in corruption, corruption that could send him to the state prison. he needed a man he could trust so he turned to his prime minister and struck a deal. >> translator: on new year's eve, just in time for the new millennium, yetson took to the airways to resign, naming vladimir putin in his place, on his very first day in office president putin signed a decree granting boris yetson immunity from future prosecution. to save his own skin yetson struck a bargain. optimism that followed the collapse of the soviet union was replaced with putin's russia. he surrounded himself with loyalists and cracked down on dissent. the stage was set for russia to become what critics call a criminal state. >>> next up from hamburg, a story that shows what happens when the power of the state is placed in the hands of criminals. stay with us. oh, millies. trick or treat! we're so glad to have you here. ♪ what if we treated great female scientists like they were stars? ♪ yasss queen! what if millie dre

with boris as its president.ickly discovered that leading a new capital democracy was much harder than standing down a coup. russia's economy tanked, co corruption was ramped. he came to depend on a former kgb agent quietly rising through the ranks, a man by the name of vladimir putin. by the summer of 1999, boris fired the prim minister and announced putin in his place. almost immediately, bombs tore through apartment buildings in russia killing hundreds. putin blamed terrorist from the break away republic. but evidence began to emerge suggesting that the chechens may not have been behind the apartment bombings. many believe the whole thing was orchestrated by putin to consolidate power and boost popularity. by 1999 he was a shadow of his former self-. his administration consumed by corruption. corruption that could send him from the kremlin to a state prison. he needed a man he could trust to return to the prime minister, struck a deal. [speaking foreign language]. >> on new years eve just in time, he took to t

i think that is because conservative supporters would prefer david davis, as they think boris has been this kind of speculation cannot go on... well, it can go on for a very long time, but it is not very good for the government, and it is difficult to know how they can pay attention to know how they can pay attention to negotiating brexit when they are busy briefing papers on how dreadful their cabinet colleagues are. and while we watch that, we are taking our eye off the french, who are taking their bankers out of britain. a p pa re ntly taking their bankers out of britain. apparently mr macron has spent the week being very nice to the trumps, and he wants a really hard brexit, to disrupt the city of london, a crucial source of income tax revenue for the nation —— trumps. and he wa nts all for the nation —— trumps. and he wants all his business transferred to paris, and he is already softening his stance on taxation. there will be further concessions. there will be further concessions. there are a huge number of very powerful french bankers here who he would like to have go home, and

and boris johnson and the point is there is a stop boris campaign gathering strength because they known gets the chance to be in the last two, and is put before the party members in the country, he stands good chance of winning. there was a poll in the other papers that said the person he would most like to be the tory leader is borisjohnson because he's a name and face. the authors, and sure it they would sort of know who david davis is, they know phil hammond is spreadsheet bill, but boris is a personality. david davis is trusted in brussels, isn't he? he has done very well as brexit set so far. but he's not have to make any difficult choices, yet. anything he has impressed his colleagues by being pragmatic as well as an ardent brexitier. the suggestion is that theresa may could lead before christmas. is that the room? there we re christmas. is that the room? there were so christmas. is that the room? there we re so many christmas. is that the room? there were so many i’uitioui’s. christmas. is that the room? there were so many i’uitioui's. there christmas. is that the room? there we

by 1999 boris yeltsin was a adow of his former self.dministration consumed by corruption that could send yeltsin to a state prison. he turned to his prime minister and struck a deal. on new year's eve yeltsin took to air waves to resign naming vladimir putin in his place. on his very first day in office president putin signed a decree granting yeltsin immunity from future prosecution. yeltsin struck a bargain. optimism that followed the collapse of the soviet union, the hope of a democratic russia was replaced with putin's russia. he cracked down and the stage was set for russia to become what critics call a criminal state. >>> next up from hamburg, a story that shows what happens when the power of the state is placed in the hands of criminals. stay with us. as easy as saving $600 when you switch to progressive. winds stirring. too treacherous for a selfie. [ camera shutter clicks ] sure, i've taken discounts to new heights with safe driver and paperless billing. but the prize at the top is worth every last breath. here we go. [ grunts

then you have liam fox and boris johnson, they soft brexit.have liam fox and borisjohnson, they want soft brexit. then you have liam fox and boris johnson, they want a soft brexit. then you have liam fox and borisjohnson, they want a hard brexit. theresa may's authority isn't as hard as it was. that is so sweet of you to describe the prime minister is having authority, because she doesn't have any! she can't sack anyone would do anything. but she is the prime minister. she is out of the country and she has left philip hammond nominally in charge. there are various useless trade deals that liam fox does and borisjohnson, they try trade deals that liam fox does and boris johnson, they try and keep out of the country as much as possible for this reason. the chancellor and the home secretary is not in it to announce soft brexit deals, infuriating the right of their own party —— sneaked in. infuriating the right of their own party -- sneaked in. is it chaos or is it that we just don't know things and different opinions are coming out at different t

this is the spot where boris nemtsov was killed.nd you can see the corner of the kremlin, right there, just a few hundreds yards away, and you can see the memorial for him that's on this bridge. today in moscow, a court sentenced five people in nemtsov's murder. whether or not they're the masterminds, they permanently silenced nemtsov's outspoken criticism. kara-murza believes someone used poison to try and silence him too. >> i started suddenly feeling really, really sick, and within a space of 15 to 20 minutes, i went from feeling completely normal, like i am now, to having a really rapid heart rate, sweating, palpitation, started vomiting, and then i just lost consciousness. kidneys, i think went first, then it was the heart, the lungs, the stomach, the liver, everything. everything just shut down. so i have no doubt that this was deliberate attempt to murder based on my political activities, motivated by my activities in the russian opposition. >> reporter: there are people who are working as opposition in russia who are not tar

cnn's boris sanchez is covering all of this for us from location nearby of bedminster. boris, bring us up to date. >> reporter: hey, there, fred, just about an hour ago, i told you we were eagerly awaiting a tweet with regard to who was in that meeting with donald trump jr. and some of the president's closest advisers. he did tweet out, quote, the stock market hit another all-time high yesterday despite the russian hoax story. also, jobs numbers are starting to look very good. the president referring to the investigation about collusion between russian officials and the trump campaign as a hoax. he doesn't get into the details about the news as to who was in the room with donald trump jr. we haven't gotten an official white house statement. privately, sources inside the white house tell cnn that they are frustrated that the story keeps changing. they say, it is, quote, not a good thing. there have been so many different versions of the events over the course of the past year. you will remember, fred, initially, we were told there were no contacts between the trump campa

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the leadership challengers, the likely ones, boris johnson and david davis, i do not think we are looking at an imminent challenge to theresa may at the moment. they will hold onto her for as long as she is useful? even if you put a stalking horse up to get things moving, it still takes 48 mps. it would be difficult to find 48 mp5. mps. it would be difficult to find 48 mps. but they love this and to be honest so do we. it is a good story and it keeps on going and we are about to go into the summary says and then it will be conference

talking of senior cabinet members, boris johnson, uk foreign secretary, is looking animated on the front page of the japan times. he's there of course to clinch some

boris johnson visited this robotics centre in tokyo.en talking up the strong economic ties between the two countries, noting that japanese countries, noting that japanese countries have invested more than $15 billion in britain. japan's political and business leaders are reported to be concerned about the state of the brexit negotiations, and although mrjohnson is not directly involved in the negotiations, it is important for him to reassure the japanese leaders. we discussed what japanese firms will be expecting from these talks. it is important forjapan to get some reassurance regarding their foreign investments. the uk is the second largest investment space for japan, and a lot of investment that japan, and a lot of investment that japan did was to export products to the eu. so it is important for the uk to reassure japanese companies that they will still be able to export those products after brexit. let's ta ke export those products after brexit. let's take a look at this chart. talking about japanese investment into the uk, it has

cnn's boris sanchez has been looking into that. what are you learning, boris?er: the name of the new attorney added to the white house's legal team is ty cobb. he is a powerful washington, d.c. defense attorney who has handled some pretty high profile clients in the past, including defending two officials with connections to the clinton white house. he has also defended major corporations and ex-cia officer and someone with a lot of experience defending white collar crime. he is actually a former federal prosecutor. up until taking this job at the white house he was a lawyer at a powerful d.c. law firm. he is now expected to oversee the white house response to the russia investigation and not only legally but in the press. he is trying to manage a white house response to a story that has created quite a cloud, an impediment almost to the trump guinea. friends of ty cobb including a cnn analyst say he is a shrewd, smart attorney. listen. >> one is they are bringing in ty to replicate what clinton did during his problems which is to create a legal war room in the

by 1999 boris yeltsin was a shadow of his former self. his administration consumed by corruption that could send yeltsin from the kremlin to a state prison. he needed a man he could trust so he turned to his prime minister and struck a deal. on new year's yeeve yeltsin resigned naming putin in his place. president putin signed a decree granting boris yeltsin immunity from prosecution. yeltsin struck a bargain. optimism, the hope of a democratic and open russia was replaced with putin's russia. he surrounded himself with loyalists and cracked down. the stage was set for russia to become what critics call a state. >>> next up from hamburg, a story that shows what happens when the power of the state is placed in the hands of criminals. stay with us. david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps mor

but, boris johnson has his work cut out for him after the japanese agreed a free—trade deal with theled to come into effect early 2019 just as the time that britain is due to leave the block. us authorities have fined exxon mobil $2m for violating sanctions against russia while secretary of state rex tillerson was its chief executive. exxon dealt with igor sechin, the president of russian oil giant rosneft, who was blacklisted, the us treasury department said. exxon has challenged the finding, calling it "fundamentally unfair". that's it for us. don't forget you can get in touch with us via twitter. the number of pupils being excluded from schools in england is at its highest level for nearly a decade. in the last year there were nearly 350,000 permanent or fixed term exclusions from state schools. all these young people have had problems at school. most have been excluded. this man knows it only too well. he was thrown out of his school at 14. he turned to a life of crime and was jailed for ten years for manslaughter. for me it is about redemption. i made many mistakes in my life. i

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boris wlarks more c boris, what more can we expect from the president and the white house? >> reporter: the white house responds to these knew revelations, there hasn't really been a white house response. we haven't had an official statement from the white house. the president hasn't tweeted anything about the specifics of who was in that meeting with donald trump jr. and he is not holding any public events today where reporters can shout questions at the president to get some kind of response from him. sources inside the white house privately do tell cnn they are frustrated by the fact of the story continuing. one telling jim acosta it is not a good thing the story has changed so many times. initially, there were no contacts and then there was one meeting and it was about adoption. as donald trump jr. released his e-mails, if he found out the intent was to gather dirt on hillary clinton. we found out there was this potential russian intelligence officer, someone who senator chuck grassley has ties to russian intelligence. despite all of this, the president's attorney told

but clearly, one little took from it, borisjohnson, currently clearly, one little took from it, borisris johnson, currently on a working trip on asjulia has not spoken publicly in support of the chancellor's stands and is likely to be the biggest cabinet opponent of a lengthy transition. it doesn't reveal the sources. lengthy transition. it doesn't revealthe sources. i lengthy transition. it doesn't reveal the sources. i picked on that line at as well because just before it says that philip hammond has won the backing of brexit years including michael gove and liam fox, two heavyweight brexit campaigners. it is very much suggesting some of the opposition is coming from the foreign office. it doesn't go so far as to say that. i love the headline, election will be the second paul on the eu. i got such a sense of deja vu the eu. i got such a sense of deja vu because i feel like i read that before the election we just hit. what we learn from that election is that every side, whether it is the conservatives of or labour, remain 01’ conservatives of or labour, remain or leave, are taking th

>> well not handling it well, boris.is a natural tension between cabinet agencies and the white house over cabinet picks. but i think for secretary tillerson the ceo of exxon mobil one of the organization corporations in world. he was used to being top dog. now he has to deal with the white house wanting a lot of political appointments. and secretary tillerson himself is a very careful, deliberate person. he was an engineer wsh started at exon. he has been taking him time finding what he thinks are the most qualified candidates only to go to the white house and have them say no, that's not what we want we have in mind. we have a political person in mind. he is not used to this. i think he is struggling to find his way to realize that he is in a sense a staffer for the white house when he was you know probably told that he would have a lot of autonomy over his department. he doesn't have a lot of washington experience. i mean those secretaries of state that have come in knowing what washington is like probably know that t

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elsewhere they were slapping boris down when it comes to the idea of a no deal.ingencies and it is clear downing street sided with the less colourful language of david davis and they said not only was it right to plan for every contingency but that planning was already going on across government departments, very different from the phrase boris johnson used in which he said there is no plan for no deal because we are going to get a great deal. that was not the message from number 10. thank you. we drink 55 million cups of coffee every day in this country — but there is still confusion about the impact it has on our health. two studies out today suggests coffee drinkers have longer life expectancy — but others have urged caution, saying there's no proof coffee—drinking is good for you. 0ur health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. it's estimated that more than 2 billion cups of coffee are drunk each day around the world, but is it good for you? today, two studies published in thejournal annals of internal medicine claim an association between drinking more c

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boris johnson is a chaotic figure. he is -- >> populist.it's our age. >> he is popular in some areas. but because of his support for brexit, i think the conservative party realizes -- in scotland has made surprising gains. they can kiss all of those good-bye if boris johnson is prime minister. if there are any two pro brexit leader. it is a delicate balance especially for scotland. especially torrey seats and larger cities don't want to pro brexit a leader. theresa may has gbegun to be known for the hard brexit approach. and in the labour party, they sacked the front bench mps over a brexit about themselves. people forget the problem with jeremy corbin is he was very ambiguo ambiguous. >> last one. hamburg and g20. is he really talking to merkel or if president trump gets hit with a wave of pro putin stories. what does putin do at the gathering? >> he will talk to both. what he will try to do with president trump is and with angela merkel. merkel knows the game better. to separate the united states from the european union more and more. tha

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sebastian, who is the boris ally?nomist, he worked for borisjohnson in the leading city economist, he worked for boris johnson in city hall. because the cabinet is now being more careful of what it can and can't say it is reading the ruins of it here, and mr lyons has written a piece for the telegraph. i'm not quite sure how big of an attack that is, because mr lyons says that any transitional phase out of the eu isjust two says that any transitional phase out of the eu is just two years long, which the telegraph reports is a year longer than mr hammond, a year shorter, sorry, it is shorter than mr hammond wanted. there has any consensus mr hammond wanted. there has any consensus growing about brexit in the cabinet over the past week. —— has been a consensus. everyone agrees there will be a transition out of the eu. it is really a question of how long that lasts and what it consists of. this two—year period with mr lyons and mr hammond are talking about, seems fairly acceptable. there is still this concern from brexit

the president is in new jersey this weekend and so is cnn correspondent boris sanchez. boris, is anyone in the administration saying anything official about the direction this story is developing? >> reporter: hey there, ana. not specifically about these new revelations, at least yet. that tweet is the most specific the president has gotten when it comes to the details of who was in that meeting with donald trump jr., paul manafort and jared kushner. obviously the revelation being that there's someone who at least one republican senator calls a russian intelligence operative. of course that russian lobbyist has denied claims that he is tied to russian intelligence gathering. but the real insight from that tweet is that the president continues to refer to this story as a hoax despite the fact that there is now clear evidence that donald trump jr. took this meeting specifically to gather dirt, negative information about hillary clinton from the russian government. there has not been an official statement from the white house on this new information. they have yet to comme

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this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. >>> welcome back to "gma" on a saturday morning. happening right now, the fatal fire. at least three people killed overnight as flames tore through a residential high-rise building near waikiki beach in hawaii. more than 100 firefighters on scene evacuating some people, instructing others to shelter in place. the building did not have sprinklers because it was built before sprinklers were required. >> also right now behind bars, a bank robber wanted by the fbi dubbed the american league bandit because of the baseball caps that he wore has been captured. the bureau not releasing his identity or the details of his capture. he was wanted for at least 12 bank heists or attempted robberies in maryland and virginia between november and june. >> so he went from the yankees to the red sox there if i can see correctly. >> apparently it's all the american le

. >> boris yeltsin had been pop u larly elected as president of the russian federation.ng as an alternative power to the communist party leaders. >> let me put on pli glasses and read you a piece of wire copy that has just come across on reuters. bor boris yeltsin has ordered all units involved in the overthrow of gorbachev to stand down and said he was assuming control on the territory of russia. clearly there's a major confrontation shaping up in the russian republic. >> the day began with a session of meetings and phone calls. among his conversations were one with status in the white house has risen suddenly to the potential savior of soviet democracy. >> when the tanks came in, the commander called him and said i'm supposed to attack you, but i will not. i will protect you. and that's when he stood up on the tank and indicated to the coup leaders these guys are with me, not you. >> it is a coup by criminals. yelled yeltsin. >> because what gorbachev brought about the communist party and military could no longer move against the russian people. that was earth shaking.

the iran nuclear agreement, the world would be in supreme danger so again written by boris johnson.writes in the troubled landscape of the middle ooeseas success is measured by the crises that we avoid the jcmoa has neutralized for at least a decade, one less threat too worry about. this is very interesting it's the two year anniversary since the deal happened. and i learned a lot by reading this about exactly the process of what has been enforced on iran and how if the deal fell apart how quickly they could come back to building a nuclear weapon clearly criticism that iran is now making more money without sanctions and with it fueling various other crises around the region but boris johnson saying this is a better alternative than them having a nuclear weapon. and a deal that still gets a lot of criticism on both sides of the aisle. but i learned a lot. >> and my pick in the "washington post" titled why chinese leaders were afraid of a man who died in their captivity referring to the nobel prize winner who died yesterday. he writes perhaps the communist party rules over a populatio

and i called boris nemsov, my friend and colleague and ally and asked his opinion, and boris was adamant. he said, garry, stay away. you enter the build, and if you leave the building, you will not be a witness anymore, but a suspect. so i wish he would have followed his own advice, because it was apparent at that time that the regime would to not play by its own rules. and if putin wanted to eliminate any opposition, and looking at the list of people who marched with me ten years ago, five, six years ago on moscow streets, they're either in jail, exile or worse. >> so you wrote the book "winter's coming" talking about putin as a real danger to the world, and you were critical of the obama administration for not taking that threat serious enough. which weed had thought about -- we had thought about, listened to you a little bit more atta that time. you also say we should thank trump for showing how fragile our democratic institutions are. >> no, i think looking at what's happening now, it's good that we have trump who is not capable to destroy it, but to show the weakness of the system.

this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. >>> ms nbc host joe scarbureau has had it with the republican party. >> when he talked about david duke and pretended he didn't know who david duke was or klu klux klan did you didn't have republicans coming out i can never support donald trump because he is racist. i will not be a republican anymore. i have got to become an independent. >> morning joe host sharing his views on the cbs late night show with stephen colbert, he was joined by mika brzezinski who were previously friend of the president. >>> we have to tell you cbs news suspense thriller salvation premiers tonight, with an asteroid just months away from colliding with planet earth, race to save the planet. >> okay, where are you getting this science fiction on from. >> it is just not true. >> no. >> okay. >> you won't mind me tweeting about an asteroid forc

this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. shia labeouf is a will dwight ing after a racist tirade after georgia police office's rested him for public drunkenness. he said on twitter i'm deeply ashamed for my behavior and make no excuses for it. i don't know if these are too frequent or not shared often enough but i'm certain my actions warrant a very sincere apology to the arresting officers and grateful for their restraint. labeouf said his disrespect for authorities is problematic and that he is taking steps to secure his sobriety. >> more millionaire lawyers then you know what to do with. >> that bass video released by savanna metro police department as labeouf's tirade actor wasn't too happy when officers took him in custody and charged with obstruction, disorderly conduct and public drunkenness and released on $7,000.01. labeouf has been filming peanut bu

boris says enough is enough and that cities around the bay need to step up and put an end to the rashed for now, they have this this video but nothing more.. and multiple cabs that need to be fixed almost on a weekly basis nats: ambiance i suggested to boris to make the tablets removable so then when the cabbies leaves they simply unplugs and carries it with them in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... the mayor of oakland and the oakland police chief are called to court. why officials believe the internal investigation into the police sex scandal was botched. plus... a u.s. soldier is arrested for supporting terrorism. hear what officials say he was willing to give a terror organization. and after the break there is a new king of youtube. see which video is now the most watched video ever. and here's a live look outside... richmond san rafael bridge. twenty more years of this job? yikes. my kids say go for it, mom. be that woman who does what she loves. knows what she wants. yeah, mom's gonna go for it! except... i don't have a

this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. you went first last time. why are those lines on my floor? a distance contest. i already made it from this line. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. >> investigators looking for four people from bucks count high have been macing for days, we'll tell you about the break investigators may have made in the case over the weekend. >> also, 16 fraternity brother charged in the death after penn state student return to court today. the key decision a judge will be make being in the case. >>> septa is changing how fares are collected on some trains in philadelphia. we will tell you the five stations where the change is going into effect starting today. >> today is monday, july 10th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this monday morning. >> good morning,

five men convicted of murdering russian opposition figure boris nemtsov back in twenty fifteen have been handed a lengthy prison sentences artie's dalia hawkins has more on how the trial went. spin around two and a half years since opposition figure boris themself was gunned down in central moscow just meters from the kremlin it was a case that resonated here in russia and abroad as well accusations speculation was very quick to fly in all directions about the motives of the killers and he was actually responsible now authorities very quickly pledged to find those guilty of the killing and after a complex investigation of five men were arrested all from the southern russian republic of chechnya and they were charged with murder at the end of twenty fifteen last month they were found guilty and today the sentences were finally handed down one of the key men involved diouf was named as the actual gunman who pulled the trigger he was given a twenty year sentence he was a former officer in the church and security services four other men were given sentences of between eleven and nineteen yea

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boris says enough is enough and that cities around the bay need to step up and put an end to the rashrs being burglarized for now, they have this this video but nothing more.. and multiple cabs that need to be fixed almost on a weekly basis nats: ambiance i suggested to boris to make the tablets removable so then when the cabbies leaves they simply unplugs and carries it with them in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news ((steve)) a bay area tennis coach...accused of raping two of his teen players.now police fear there may be more victims. i'm steve aveson.((vicki))and i'm vicki liviakis..in for pam moore.the popular coach was taken into custody this morning in richmond.((steve)) and as kron 4's jr stone explains...this is not the first time he has been in trouble with the law. normandie burgos is behind bars right now facing at least 20 sex crime charges and police say that number could increase. normandie also goes by norm and antonio. he heads the burgos tennis foundation based out of sausalito but with training in san francisco, richmond, and mill valley as well. one of the vi

the other thing that boris johnson our legal obligations.l at all. that was contradicted, really, by the prime minister's spokeswoman this afternoon who said, as a responsible government, we are planning for all eventualities. you can probably imagine that opposition parties have berated mrjohnson for all of this. the liberal democrats, saying that these comments showed her shocking level of complacency and he was being glib. and jeremy corbyn, the labour leader, said it was ridiculous for the foreign secretary to approach important and serious negotiations with silly, arrogant language. this afternoon, david davis, the chief negotiator, did laugh when he heard the comments that boris johnson did laugh when he heard the comments that borisjohnson have made, but maybe they do end up getting a little bit frustrated that they are co nsta ntly little bit frustrated that they are constantly having to say, it's just boris. thanks for now. the author of a government review into working practices says he'd like to see an end to the cash—in—hand econ