carrie: great to be here. steve: joining us today is niels lesniewski for cq roll call and greg stohr, bloomberg news supreme court reporter. let me begin on roe v. wade. if that is the litmus test for at least two republican senators and the majority of democrats, are there any names mentioned that are red flags? carrie: i don't think we know how any of them would necessarily vote. this issue comes back. it is a scare tactic going back to the 1980's. justice o'connor was the vote they were worried would overturn roe v. wade, justice kennedy, justice souter. all those ironically for the same three devoted to uphold roe v. wade, so speculating what anyone would do is very difficult. even i know judge barrett is one people think has more out there than others. i was watching a recent video. she said this is not the way to look at a judge at all. judges are not saying here is a case i want to overturn. here is how i'm going to do this. they are supposed to be looking at the law, look at the facts of the case, and

carrie: certainly. our organization was founded really to help defend nominees because we saw what was happening from judge bork to justice thomas on. in the it took people by 1980's surprise because typically there had been much more civil campaigns around the nominee. it was much more let's ask some , questions and they all get unanimously confirmed. people by surprise. i think it took the right several cycles to recognize what was going on. so i think the left was very effective at doing it first within the senate and those attacks. you had ads being run against robert bork. that work predates our work. our organization was one of the first ones that was out there defending them and has maintained that as our focus of supreme court nominations. to that extent, we demand justice is playing catch-up by trying to replicate the efforts that we have done, so we will see how they do. it will be an exciting nomination process either way. steve: and as you look at the list, should diversity, either a female

every man in the squad carried some form of entrenching tool. whether it was a large shovel, an individual spade, wire cutters, things of that nature, so that's when the squad went into a defensive position, it could begin by itself. you also have the bayonets for the rifle. you have the evolution of gas masks during the war. hand grenades. of course an officer's pistol. >> so this equipment, is it some of it original, reproduced? how does that work? >> there is a whole cottage thestry reproduces items for reenactment. i own a lot of original gear, but i do not like to bring it out, especially in these kind of conditions. most of the hardware you see, like the grenades, the entrenching tools, those were all original. it is amazing how much of it is still around. a lot of it was brought back to the united states. when i was stationed in europe, i was able to comb free markets and find this on my own -- flea markets and find this on my own. i have been collecting since i was seven. my wife is very tolerant. i have a basement full of what she calls

carrie: i don't think it should be. have looked people at that and thought, is this what we saw with chief justice roberts? to a lot of people, their conclusion was that he looked at the potential of making a decision he knew was legally correct but had major implications he did not want, overturning obamacare, and he blinked any found a sneaky way out with a tax penalty distinction there. with kavanagh's opinion, it's very different. he did clearly right about the problems underlying the law and the major issues. his question had to do with the anti-injunction act, an argument the supreme court, 9-0 they said the anti-injunction act did not apply there. but that is a question he has faced elsewhere in his time on the d.c. circuit judge and it fits in with his understanding of the anti-injunction act in general. when you look at his home oford, he is not the kind person who is looking at a case and trying to judge the important decisions. narrative, while some people thought it was superficially similar to roberts, i do

every man in the squad carried some form of entrenching tool. whether it was a large shovel, an individual spade, wire cutters, things of that nature, so that's when the squad went into a defensive position it could dig in by itself. you also have the bayonets for the rifle. you have the evolution of gas masks during the war. hand grenades. of course an officer's pistol. >> is some of it original, is some of it to reproduced? >> there is a whole cottage industry, you'll see the leather gear is reproduction. i don't like to bring it out, especially in these kind of conditions. most of the hardware, you see the grenades, the entrenching tools, those were all original. i have been collecting since i was about seven. we have a basement full of what she calls green stuff. >> how should the centennial be commemorated? >> the festivities are much grander in new york. -- grander in europe. they had a lot of celebrations and memorial services. i think they have hosted some great events and made some great strides in educating the american people about th

just a great sample of materials that the veterans carry with them. continuing with the veteran experience, we have a tremendous set of letters written home by veterans. this particular set, this is a special collection for us. because it's the first set of materials we received once we became the vietnam center and archive. donated by a navy who served during the vietnam war. these are the letters he wrote home to his mom. , his dad too. my predecessor was fond saying how much we appreciated mothers because they collected these materials and they kept them and cherished them because they never knew if this was the last thing they'll receive from son husband or father. one of the letters here at the top, this was dated may 23, 1967. this is a navy coreman who served in caisson he was there through the major battle that took place in early 1968. the letter starts off, dear mom and dad. here i am in vietnam still with 360 more days left to go. i think that opening sentence really kind of put this veteran's experience into perspective. it highlights so m

you carry some pretty strange stuff?ler ce ntre us to be present at the rockefeller centre on time. these are examples. as long as things are urgent, air freight gets in the picture, but the more interesting stuff we carry, outsized cargoes that can't... more interesting stuff we carry, outsized cargoes that can't. .. just briefly, where are your growth markets at the moment? at the moment remarkably strong as the european export market, particularly the german export market, and on top of that, china continues to be strong, but we see a kind of shift towards south—east asia, countries like vietnam and indonesia are experiencing a rebound right now, andl experiencing a rebound right now, and i think the current situation, they face a bright future in air freight at the moment. thank you very much forjoining us. have a successful show it like the first one out of the way for the day but i be here... —— that is the first one out of the way for the day. driving down your voice, few things can, aaron! good to see aaron out a

and carrying him. fine. movie's done. she has to have back surgery. >> what? >> yes. >> yeah, i did. >> dad loves who? >> me, me! >> reporter: hollywood newcomers noah and kenna are cast as the couple's twins. where do you go as a child where you're running for your life, you don't know if your daddy is going to be able to save you? >> we're filming those scenes and a lot of them i was crying. getting to that emotion, and also like thinking that my dad's not going to be there, but not losing hope that he's not. so it was just unbelievable. >> reporter: that father-daughter magic is something johnson doesn't have to reach for. >> you hit so many emotional heart strings. >> i have three daughters. so the idea that we're in that kind of danger and i can't save her? was just heartbreaking. >> reporter: the movie, set in hong kong, and universal pictures brought us there for a whirlwind tour with the cast starting at this world-renowned dumpling shop. crispy on the outside, salt on the inside. world-renowne

it's important that people to understand that it not acceptable to carry your use asset. precancerous gene that while it might injure, that as far as it goes but that is not the case. thames valley police say they believe this is the first manslaughter conviction in relation to an acid attack. as jo's family try and move on without her, they are now calling for schools to teach young people the dangers and consequences that come with carrying acid. jo black, bbc news. there's growing tension in zimbabwe, with just a handful of results released after yesterday's elections. the opposition movement for democratic change party has claimed victory with a senior figure accusing the ruling zanu—pf party, which has been in power for nearly a0 years, of interference with the people's will. the electoral commission — who have been accused of delaying the results — insist that there's been no cheating and say the results are still being counted. 0ur africa editor fergal keane reports. this was a day in which conflicting hopes would finally collide. a day that began with the first re

they put together their kite clipping its tail which they say will keep it balance as it carries the burning cloth over gaza's border fence they soak the sackcloth in petrol and oil because they say it helps it slowly through jamestown are their land we are here to prove to the whole world that we will never leave the island we're going to do with burning kites was that occupied land and i'm not afraid of the israelis i'm only afraid of. sits close by but he has come to support the protesters. i must say the kites and balloons to carry the burning rags into israel are a peaceful form of protest israeli snipers have been targeting balloons that the protesters have been launching well behind the main demonstration these protesters say they will continue launching that kites holding those incendiary devices until israel lifts the siege. the men like the rock and the kite drifts all too and now it's the build a fence israel says five started by protesters have destroyed large areas of crops and private planned. protest to set fire to tires which they uses color from his radio on the snip

we do not have a hard facts to prove who carried it out on behalf of two. few days ago russia was saying britain had had a role in covering up, covering up the evidence, so they did not know who it was. it is quite strange, people have stopped asking questions. has russia been told by the british authorities, we have narrowed it down to this group of people, it might have been one of them acting on behalf of this, it felt it was as if the whole issue had gone away. but perhaps behind—the—scenes it was still investigations going on. we have gone on to other stories and we do not know the state of the investigation. just a word about, this broke very late, i think some of the newspaper front pages have not got the update on it. it is a ha rd not got the update on it. it is a hard thing for a newspaper front page to prepare for. absolutely. the statement came very late and i'm sure there was the inkling from very early this morning, hang on, a number of suspicious substance, that is concerning, but people were known, until the chief medical officer came out an

to be carried out and see how on the island of ireland we can carry out these checks.ple. —— circulation of people. i would plead with you, please, let's the dramatise —— take the drama out of this whole issue of the drama out of this whole issue of the checks and the backstop. we need to ta ke the checks and the backstop. we need to take out the drama. that is my answer, and i would just like to reiterate what was agreed on at the earlier levels of the negotiations, and today's ministers agreed we need to respect what has been agreed already. politico. given the difficulty of ireland border issue and if there is no deal, no withdrawal agreement, there is also no backstop, is there any reason you couldn't push the discussion of the backstop into the transition which provide its own backstop, the standing place transition, and give yourself the 21 months more to talk about ireland issue? is there a reason why it absolutely has to be donein reason why it absolutely has to be done in the withdrawal treaty before march 29, 2019? for ireland and all parts of

this function is still carrying another element to the function. we'll be dealing with the district attorney tomorrow. today we're talking about the city attorney. the b.l.a. believes since the position is budgeted for the next fiscal year, if necessary we can address that issue then. i still think that that's reasonable. people are saying no. tell me why. >> supervisor stefani: when i voted to change this from the district attorney office to the city attorney office, that vote also came with the express intent to add positions to the offices of the city attorney to handle this work. i do trust that the city attorney and having been an attorney and worked as a prosecutor i trust that the case load you will get requires the attorneys that you're asking for. based on my experience, leads me to believe that i should be siding with the city attorney on this. >> supervisor cohen: okay, i appreciate that. supervisor yee you want to weigh in? no comment from supervisor fewer. for now. supervisor yee. >> supervisor yee: i think you did mention possibility

sorry to interrupt, carry on. we have a slight delay on the line...that line and we will come back to you shortly. just a reminder, this is bbc world news and we have some breaking news. reuters is reporting that two boys have been rescued from a thai cave after being trapped for two weeks. try —— divers have been helping the children through the dark, submerged, narrow passageways with bad visibility. we will bring you some more from our reuters correspondent who we were speaking to earlier. joining me now is panu wongcha—um, senior correspondent. he described the scene as reports started to emerge that two boys might have been rescued. the entire operation relies on many factors. the children have to go through a very difficult one kilometre stretch of diving. it is an extraordinary undertaking, even for an experienced diver. as we speak there was a little bit of rain coming down here, near the complex which means that over the next few days the water level inside the cave would potentially rise, as well. it'll be interesting to see how the weather

we didn't get carried away, we got to the semi—final. carried away, we got to the semi-final.because even in the group stage people were saying it was coming home. even the archbishop of canterbury were saying that. everytime we say it is coming home. the guardian is looking at the big event happening today, all about the semi—final yesterday, and in the uk todayit semi—final yesterday, and in the uk today it is about the arrival of us president. the guardian says theresa may nervously awaits his arrival. i would say that is absolutely spot on. absolutely. i would imagine she is nervous about what he might say, what he could do, whether he will meet with boris johnson, what he could do, whether he will meet with borisjohnson, or whatever. he is so unhelpful. this is meant to be our closest ally, the arrival of the us president is meant to bea arrival of the us president is meant to be a fantastic, unifying thing in oui’ to be a fantastic, unifying thing in our transatlantic relationship. but people are planning to protest wherever they think it might be. there will be the gian

s as they carried out their deadly crimes. and guns reach together it was a very important part of the support network. he provided the fugitives with driver's licenses so that they could rent vehicles and travel to different parts of the country. where the murders with them carried out the fashion and mortar gun. admitted in court that he was indeed part of the support network and also implicated the other defendants. but he said that he knew nothing about the murders and claims that he had left the rightwing scene years ago. the desire and deeply she did i don't believe that he really did leave the movement least. he was later seen at right wing concerts so i don't buy his claims the incident of which i. believe. people were trying to save their own skin will often turn on others particularly if they don't consider them especially important because everyone except for labor and character are dead so he's going to look out for himself first and foremost and me out steve books. was not charged with supplying the n.i.c.u. group

the identity of two suspects press association says police believe they have identified those who carried out the novel chocolate sark in salzburg police in britain are reported to have identified several people they believe were behind the nerve agent attack on the former russian spies paul and his daughter yulia the media frenzy was sparked by just one tweet from a news agency cited a source claiming u.k. police have identified the suspect behind the screwball poisoning as more a source with knowledge of the probe told press association investigators believe they have a dent to fight the suspected perpetrators behind the novacek attack on the script . well this is all allegedly come from a source close to the police investigation into the original attack against the script powells back in march and this source has spoken to the press association they're the ones reporting it and they've said that investigators are apparently closing in on the suspected perpetrators of the attack and the police have allegedly been looking at c.c.t.v. footage and they've been examining it and also looking

herfamily that have been carried out here on bute.ened and the news that we had to give them this evening. extra officers have been drafted onto bute to reassure the public and warning people to be mindful of the safety of their loved ones and the security of their homes. a police presence, you do not know if it makes you feel safe or actually makes you feel worse. we are allunder actually makes you feel worse. we are all under the spotlight, we are all scared, panicked. i just are all under the spotlight, we are all scared, panicked. ijust think it is such a bad time. we are all nervous because of it. just scared. ales ha nervous because of it. just scared. alesha macphail was on holiday with the island staying with family. at her school in north lanarkshire her headteacher said she was smiling and happy and considerate and happy being ina happy and considerate and happy being in a group. there were many expressions of sympathy and sadness on bute. the revelation that she was murdered will be a further shock to the inhabitants of the

i think it's dangerous territory, for me, if i start to get carried away with things. lam aslam. the key here is to do as good a job as we can. but southgate does acknowledge the effect his young team's success is having back home. football — sport — but football, in particular, can really bring connection for a country, and it feels, from what we're being told, and the little bits that we're seeing, that that is the case, so i'm delighted that we're exciting people. southgate‘s emphasis has always been on the collective, but as his players prepare for the game of their lives against sweden on saturday, his leadership has emerged as critical to england's success. dan roan, bbc news, repino. tennis now, and britain's number one, johanna konta — last year's semi—finalist — crashed out of wimbledon this afternoon, meaning kyle edmund is the only british player left in the singles tournament. joe wilson has been watching all the action at sw19. semifinal one summer, out in the second round the next. jo konta knows wimbledon‘s highs and lows. on centre court today, she was floored. sh

so, they would capture footage of themselves carrying out a suicide bomb, or something like that.ty crude weapons 7 small bombs. then they began to design them to be a little bit better and better. just last month, pro—is supporters released a video which promoted attacking the world cup in russia. the network set up by sujan appears to have left a lasting legacy, with his brother ataul haque being investigated for helping isis's drone programme. do you regard him as a highly dangerous individual7 haque is injail in madrid and is expected to be charged later this year. he denies any wrong—doing, or being involved in the terror network. 0n the same day haque was detained, police in bangladesh arrested 11 men suspected of having links to the same terrorism network. it's believed the dhaka—based cell could have been responsible for a number of terror attacks in the country. in bangladesh, the authorities are reluctant to talk about islamist terrorism, and the existence in the country of so—called islamic state. so i've come to sweden, to meet a bangladeshi journalist who's been repor

if she is unable to carry her party, they may topple her before this is seen through.conomy will work or what the uk would want in terms of goods, this common rule book. but the area we didn't know about, the area that brings in the most money, is services, particular financial. it is becoming clear what the uk is hoping for. the question is, is it? 80% of our economy is services and a number of europeans led by emmanuel macron have said this is the chance to take the services bundle —— bubble away from london. bring it to france or it tracks are —— frankfurt because it generates a huge amount of tax. we have a fairly liberal government, but the good is part, that is a diehard brexiteers do not want. thanked you for now henry. we will return for the news briefing. we will and pack that white paper in more detail in business briefing with another expert view on that. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come: the moment football stopped coming home. england fans see their dream crushed by croatia. central london has been rocked by a series of terrorist attacks. poli

translation: verdict that carried an automatic life sentence at.lieve that the sentence imposed on her for life imprisonment is a substantial and right. she is not a woman who was in the wrong place at the wrong time. she is a nazi, a racist and a murderer. there has been anger at what many see as the failures of the police, who at first blamed the killings on immigrant and violence. any families believe institutional racism hampered the investigation and betrayal. so while they may well —— welcome this verdict, questions remain unanswered. how the killer selected their victims and just why authorities did so little to protect them. his mother was assassinated in a terrorist attack, his grandfather was executed by a military dictator, but now bilawal bhutto zardari is following their footsteps — and leading their party's campaign ahead of elections in pakistan at the end of the month. but, as secunder kermani has been finding out, levels of support for the party have dropped over the past decade. bilawal — the third generation of pakistan's most fa

and those instructions were carried out. through fellow inmates bulletin continue to pass on letters to neo nazis for months prison officials only found out by coincidence one even even managed to broadcast his new nazi views from the dog. doesn't spy on to one front of a title defense attorneys filed two motions on clearly ideological grounds not related to the trial so. one claimed that there was evidence that a hold of hands did not die by suicide but was murdered. under. the other calling for an investigation into the possibility of the german race dying out in twenty or thirty years. because of declining birthrate and increased immigration. oh shoot. for they've been is still a leading light among german neo nazis. because they identify with him much more than they do would be asked a cheap or cheaper when he turned forty several well known neo nazis showed up in court wearing sweaters or t. shirts with the number forty on the front and your nazis. prove there's also a slogan set of all the free. food is also a slogan t

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or guy the opposite of the fifteen year old child what was he carrying on with the carrying a missile he was standing at the border fence putting his foot on the wire and touching the wire friend of the book because as soon as he put his hands on the wire they saw him in the chapel to. establish that hard work of god. israel accuses hamas militants of fusing the protests as cover for attacks against israel it says its use of force is necessary to defend its borders. the biggest game in football kicks off in just a few hours the world cup final has come down to france and croatia mark meadows from d.w. sports is here with me in the studio and our correspondent emma was sure when has got into the moscow fan zone early so emily your there on the ground right now the kick off is still a few hours away but can you give us a sense of what the anticipation is like in the russian capital. well there are already found and. found here and tourists taking selfies outside the found zone i would say the whole city is electrified with football there are new flags hanging all around the city adverti

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i am sure there are going to carry on doing a fantasticjob. sure there are going to carry on doing athe training and the practising and the rehearsals that would have taken place. how important is a diving planning something like this?” important is a diving planning something like this? i am sure everybody out there has been formulating the plan for many days. clearly the plan is working. how many plans would there be? i am sure there have been quite a number. the weather window, this narrow time slot that we have confronting the time, well, this has precipitated the action. as we all more. this emergency, this narrow time slot will have been planned for. everything is going well. when you are down there, obviously communication tactics are important among adults. what sort of things would be used, and what would be used to communicate with the children? well, fortunately, there have been a number of thai navy seals going to the chamber, and i am quite sure that all along the route there will be thai rescue personnel to help with the communication difficulties should there be commun

one diver is next to the boy, carrying the oxygen tank whiche mask. the other pair where they are g toward the exit. experts say the trip from the boys location to the entrance of the cave through dark, tight, twisting pathways takes approximately six hours. it is a taxing endeavor for even the most trained divers. >> teenagers can recover very quickly from injuries that older people may have difficulty with. the mental issues are not known as well because this is a very unique situation. >> reporter: a unique situation that captured the attention of the world, many waiting for the safe return of all members of the team. this tweet sunday from actress viola davis which said "every fiber of my heart is rooting for the divers, remaining soccer players, and coach in thailand. god for the rescue -- thank god thailand's interior ministry said the same divers who carried out the first rescue will conduct the first operation -- the next operation because they already know what to do. they also need to line more oxygen tanks along the route for the boys. >> i

hello and welcome to the program eisel fights as have carried out their deadliest attacks for months in southwest syria suicide bombers targeted a vegetable market a hospital and a public square in the government held city of the way to own weapons day all the gunmen raided nearby towns and villages dozens were killed including pro-government fights as some activists and doctors say the number of fatalities is at least two hundred forty also wait which is home to the druze community has mainly managed to avoid attacks during the conflict which is now into its seventh year. well control of syria is largely divided between four main players in the northeast of the country kurdish groups control one third of all territory and they aim to establish their own autonomous government so the west turkish backed rebel forces control much of italy province and western aleppo home to around three million internally displaced syrians the asset regime backed by iran and russia have regained control of the majority of syria's provinces eisel stronghold in southern syria is under russian and syrian

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out to carry out the operations of the boards here why was this group so close the golan heights in particular danger now. two reasons one is it's being dangerous all this why but in a little boy who thought these areas were completely under a regime siege so even if somebody wants to rescue them it was physically not possible it was physically tough that it basically meant sending boots on the ground and having a bit of human dimension incident war and in this case you have the border with jordan and you have the border also visited amstutz like this one so they could be discreet but it's also in this case. why the north rebels have already left all that out and complete you know there's a certain inspection of this territory which is under the control of isis affiliates of these people who are basically caught between the isis affiliates and bombing by regime and the russian air force so they do not particularly for carry a specific and because they could be rescued only israel would be that they're walking on their margolin these countries germany canada and u.s. and u.k. have co

all we need say suitable time window when you will conditions are right to carry out the operation. we have been waiting for this right moment. >> david mckenzie live near the cave site there in thailand. david, two things. tell us about the weather and what else is happening around you right now. >> reporter: victor, diane, important, critical moments have been happening now in thailand. the mountain behind me, that's where that cave system is where that ongoing rescue attempt is now in those stages where we believe we may see one of those boys, the 12 boys and their coach emerge in the coming hours. now we just learned from a source that the boys will have to choose amongst themselves and use the assessment of a doctor as to which one of them will go out first. critical, dangerous journey through these tight passages ouss out to chamber three. they will then be handed over to another team, victor, that will carry them via stretcher all the way to the cave entrance. then down past the road behind me to a team is trapped present more challenges for the rescuers. the group was found

carrying aid for palestinians is living pole irmo and it's only it will make its way down to miss siena in sicily before heading for gaza the freedom flotilla coalition campaign says its goal is to peacefully and the israeli blockade it's expected to take just one week reach israeli waters. is live for us now in west jerusalem and what kind of things are a result saying today after yesterday's violence. well i think what's interesting is the israeli officials we've been speaking with are not calling it a ceasefire they are saying in fact that calm has been restored in israel's border with gaza they are saying that activities are returned to normal but they are not calling it a ceasefire now hamas also wasn't going to cease fire when they were talking about this cease fire for all intents and purposes that's what it is but it is a very shaky truce at this point now we did hear about one incident that happened several hours ago in gaza the israeli army released a statement saying that a number of suspects infiltrated israel from the northern gaza strip the suspects then return to the gaza

we've seen a lot of detectives carrying out house—to—house enquiries.der public, but at the same time it's also underlined the advice from health officials which is that if you have travelled to one of those fixed cordoned off areas that we re those fixed cordoned off areas that were visited by the couple from friday night onwards coming you should wash all your clothes and wipe down your possessions and belongings. from amesbury, back to you. ben, thank you very much. downing street has set out some of the detail of a new plan for how customs could be handled after brexit. the latest model is known as a "facilitated customs arrangement". number ten said it would harness the best aspects of two previous options under consideration — whilst allowing britain to strike its own trade deals. the car—makerjaguar land rover says it urgently needs greater certainty if it is to continue to invest heavily in the uk. our political correspondent iain watson reports. here are the problems downing street it's trying to solve. how to keep the irish border open with no

they put together their kite clipping its tail which they say will keep it balance as it carries the burning cloth over gaza's border fence they soak the sackcloth in petrol and oil because they say it helps it slowly became han are their land we are here to prove to the whole world that we will never leave the island we're going to do with burning kites tools that occupied land and i'm not afraid of the israelis i'm only afraid of god promised leader ismail haniya sits close by but he has come to support the protesters. i must say the kites and balloons to carry the burning rags into israel are a peaceful form of protest israeli snipers have been targeting balloons that the protesters have been launching and well behind the main demonstration these protesters say they will continue launching their kites holding those incendiary devices until israel lifts the siege. the men like the rag and the kite drifts all too and now it's the build a fence israel says five started by protesters have destroyed large areas of crops and private planned. protests to set fire to tires which they use