cecille richards?one of the issues here that women have is legal representation on the courts, in congress, and there is no way to of the 130act supreme court justices in our lifetime, only six have not been white men. so yet again, we a are now populating -- more than 75% of his judicial nominees have been men. whens discussed last night roe v. wade is at stake, it could be a court where -- that is absolutely overturns the right to safe and legal abortion, that is done by menen. i think the point of inmate earlier is right. all of this is political. this is the most local nomination process i have ever seen. i think women are enraged. i think we're seeing this for aa number of women running for office, marching. this is going to simply inflame women more and have a huge impact in the november elections. juan: david cole, in terms of the legacy of justice kennedy -- the vast difference between this nominenee and what kennedy represented. if you could talk about his role in terms of the not only conserv

and cecile.o think the headlines coming out of tonight's decision by the president will have to do abortion rights. president trump's attorney, that's right, that's his job, rudy giuliani says it will be great if michael cohen cooperates with prosecutors. he's urging trump's fixer to tell them everything he knows about trump's dealings. i have only one response to that. interesting. this is "hardball," where the action is. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal brain infection caused by a vi

we still have with us jo ling kent and guy cecil. sarah, let me start with you here. what do you attribute what happened with facebook to? the incredible drop in value, is it simply because the users are down, is it concerns about privacy, why? >> it's a bunch of those types of things. definitely privacy is playing into some of its expenditures. it has to hire more people to oversee programs. really what analyst wills tell you it shows they are hitting a growth wall when it comes to advertising. facebook warned investors it would slow in the news feed. we are seeing it happened. and investors know that, which is why the stock plummeted in response. >> jo ling kent, you were on that call, and i think it was -- you may have asked -- walk us through, feel free to explain it, but you were listening to facebook trying to get answers from them about what is actually happening in the 2018 mid terms. sounds like you couldn't come up with anything. >> yeah, reporters asked multiple times and i was on the call, whether or not there is currently any attempts to meddle or influen

a real time study marco and mary cecile federate meet here for coffee.they both lived in rome for years and have written numerous cookbooks together. that you know has got you cafe in rome and italy coffee isn't a drink it's a custom an excuse to sit down with friends and take a break you know me cheap if i don't have power. here i'm thinking of coffee with ice cubes and express so long goal but it shaken you then you had a bit of sugar instead of it cold voice he said it's great. that you are friends and business partners and both love the stillness of the orange dark they're both married to romans and experienced many tender moments here on the argentine one of the seven hills on which the ancient city was built. was supposed to post this place is very romantic the romans come him bring them fiances with them. me if you don't so i feel as it was about me here for the lovely views that he's inclined. you know you can spend all day all night. if you know that of the it actually when you're hot here yes it did. not far from the terrace of the orange garde

because found the robeson cécile worth to me how to be a marine he knows me and never.forget business or nobody else can beat. the homeo it's that i knew about. courses made but it would seem if the guy was courting plenty that it worked what good is this when they believe it to you. for and this it's no secret why her son was murdered. isn't who was the noble the boss of the city and the person you just. give all the others are just a very old woman that is your trouble because you know nobody will force you to bob and mr bush did if. i did not do enough for the other stuff it is just an illusion. to the city looking . for someone to take the mosses. this is. going to shift the mess. the authorities are struggling in the face of this war to control the border. for the past decade the u.s. has financed this task force of customs agents and on to a drug police. burst on the little police and us and i will eat up at me is this woman this was. one of those yellow light all the. wedding deal he looks at the most on the mother quoting the last of the nuns. no one knows. what

a talk with cecil richards and a look at what's to be a bruising fight on capitol hill. >>> president trump made no bones about it during his presidential election campaign elect him and he'll put justices on the supreme court who are against abortion rights. here he is in the final presidential debate when asked if he would want the court, including the justices that he would name, to overturn roe v. wade. >> do you want to see the court overturn roe v. wade. >> well, if we put another two or perhaps three justices on, that's really what's going to -- that will happen. and that will happen automatically in my opinion because i am putting pro life justices on the court. i will say this, it will go back to the states and the states will then make a determination. >> joined now by cecil richards, the immediate past president of planned parenthood. you heard what the president said there during the campaign. should anyone expect anything otherwise from his nominee tonight? >> i don't think so. he obviously sort of contracted out this whole process. it's the most political process i've ev

been celebrating since last night that the resulting chuckling trickling in we've been talking to cecil all day this morning already decided that he was and the prime minister took a while now to speak is quite clear that he has a lot of the official results to come in a week but there's a lot certainly a lot of celebration a lot of happiness here in islamabad and indeed in pakistan now is officials official results going from him comes a victory what are people's expectations of him he has after all not that much experience at national level politics. then he has and i think that's why people went for he's not but he's not one of the establishment is very much built himself as an outsider people here because that you mean not the levantine not being caught how do you handle them one family that members in the next the parties are incredibly corrupt the investment fund and people want to be by someone you are acknowledging when they almost didn't care about what he stands for what his policies are which is always been quite big they just wanted change they wanted to try someone new and

she will meet with her policy transition team the reverend cecil williams. hundreds of people representing neighborhoods have participated in a dozen working committees to focus on some of the critical issues. >> the mayor went on a walking tour yesterday joined by the police chief and various department heads. the mayor says the purpose of the walk was to see the conditions for herself. she repeated her support for safe injection sites for drug addicts and a strategy to clean proposing safe injection sites is because i want to see -- change how we it. >> she cited a task force repote d give outreach workers placed offer treatment programs. >> some of the states most powerful democrats taken apart in the convention. right now the senator who is seeking a fifth full term in congress spoke earlier this morning at the party unity breakfast. sessions at the convention include issues such as abolishing i.c.e. and the get out the vote drive. >>>announce for 12 russian intelligence officers for interfering with the presidential election. robert mueller accuses them

sergeant cecil scott. pilot the crew. 10,000 put on oxygen.limbing higher now. 300 feet a minute. strain on the planes and the men is mounting. the rest of the crew captain vincent evans operated a fleet of trucks in texas. he's 19. it takes all of the pilot's strength to keep a 30 ton fortress in tight formation. the formation is the bombers best defense against enemy fighters. the planes are deployed to uncover every gun stepped up and down. the machine guns cover the sky for a thousands yards in every direction. the friendly coast of england slips by below. it doesn't look like much now but in a few hours when you come back, if you come back, this will be the most beautiful view in the world. higher and higher to reach 25,000 feet. so high you can't be seen from ground with the naked eye. from now till the target, check your equipment and wait and think. higher and colder. temperature 40 degrees. take off your glove you lose some fingers. you look out at the strange world beyond. it's like nothing you ever saw before outside a dream. higher

mind see cecil in. the news that the first four of the boys have big risk you don't broach a safety he's met with mixed emotions is the anxious families watch and wait to learn who has been saved the some there is a lation for others more anxious waiting. to. come up in the light. in the capital. but neil. we're trying not to get our souls sorry a false sense of comfort and it could all still go horribly wrong and in fact you know it in some ways that it be worse for everyone involved if we'd had some good outcomes and then started to. list than twenty four hours later the seemingly miraculous fate is repeated. after a second risk you expedition but team of eighteen done it is another for always abroad safely out of the cave. second day when we had another four for four we pulled everybody aside and said this does not change a thing we are not going to lower our vigilance we're not going to lower our attention to detail. we just heard in the last hour or so that the ninth and tenth always. have been bro

yeah let's start with cecil in nevada cecil? >> caller: yes, jim. hi, how are you?ood okay good what's up? >> caller: yeah, i'm looking at six flags. >> yeah, i like six flags. they had a better quarter than people thought i'm going the endorse them as a buy. let's go to betty in michigan, betty? >> caller: hi, jim boo-yah. thanks for taking my call. >> boo-yah. >> caller: western digital i'm in at 80 what are your thoughts >> well, it doesn't matter where your stock came from as to where it's going to, but now it's all the way down to 69 it yields almost 3%. i think it could fall four or five more points and then i want to buy it. let's go to mike in maryland mike >> caller: hey, jim. good to talk to you. would you buy allergan right here >> i don't know. it just was up almost five points today it was at 170 not long ago it's having a real run they're starting to straighten the story out, but it has had a big run. i think i would wait until under 1820 o to get that thing done. let's go to paul in illinois paul >> caller: hi, jim because of your wisdom, i'm able to

the lion said he thought the hunt was legal and didn't know cecil the lion was protected. breeding age,ad it already killed three breeding age males. she said what she did iste actually b for the herd in the long run. willie, savannah >> all ght. kelly cobiella, thank you. kelly cobiella, thank you. >>> why lebron jameson napos duping us! all around louisiana... you're a nincompoop! (phone ping) gentlemen, i have just received word! the louisiana purchase, is complete! instant purchase notifications from capital one. so you won't miss a purchase large, small, or very large. technology this helpful... could make history. what's in your wallet? uh, all the cars? at carmax, we buy all the cars. all the cars. old cars? yes. new cars? oh, yeah. sports cars? indeed. a big ol' boat-like car? permission to come aboard! what about a car that's all (makes awkward car noises) hgnnnn-nn-nn-nnnn-ayy-ayyy i don't see why not. what about, let's say... oh, i don't know, a purple van with a painting of a wizard just shooting lightning out of his fingers riding a unicorn sneezing rainbows?

the real terry said marco and marie cecile farai meet here for coffee. they both lived in rome for years and have written numerous cookbooks together. i want you to ask that you can say in romans italy coffee isn't a drink it's a custom an excuse to sit down with friends and take a break you can find enough hours that i hear around you hanging out coffee with ice cubes and espresso lingle just what it shaken you then you had a bit of sugar and serve it cold voice he said it's great. that you are friends and business partners and both love the stillness of. orange dark they're both married to romance and experienced many tender moments here on the often tina one of the seven hills on which the ancient city was built. by. the supposed to post this place is very romantic the romans come here and bring their fiances with them their. own so i feels it also brought me here for the lovely views that nice and quiet. you know you can spend all day all night. if you know that to be it and you when you hante and yes it did. not far from the terrace of the orange ga

minnesota dentist walter palmer sparked international outrage after shooting a beloved lion named cecilently social media lit up with foets toes from last year of tess tally shooting a giraffe in south africa. in a statement to abc news she said in part, this is called conservation through game management. >> shooting an animal to save other animals doesn't sound logical. because it isn't. >> reporter: kitty block of the humane society of the united states says hunting is never a form of conservation. >> if you want to help conservation, there are so many ways to do that. you can give to so many different good organizations. it's never a way to protect animals by bringing them into your ranch and having them shot for funding. >> reporter: hunting is one part of the $2 billion a year exotic industry in texas. according to the exotic wildlife association. in all there are 5,000 ranches in texas with exotics. most of them are not hunting ranches. >> i don't derive any revenue at the end of a gun. >> reporter: ryan gilroy, founder of wildlife partners, isn't against hunting but he has a ver

in the scene that asked others gordon to die in the way exhorted ordinary cecil. gordon to have done in the way exhorted rode in. as they say the battle is worth the blood both literally and figuratively yet they could ask us now do i not somebody affordable by the us south australia play pick last night is now toss thought. on now but i am a salmon dealer to chester but i like the cut on those nasty she states a crank up to date on the my seal of geoffrey pyatt the u.s. ambassador to ukraine paid a visit to saakashvili just a month after he took office in odessa it is law the all last of ministration is delivering results for a you're going to see a steady flow of embassy and washington visitors coming here the meeting was fruitful and geoffrey generous. no matter how well saakashvili is job goes it looks like he shouldn't be worried about his own finances on his facebook page he posted an official document showing that the new governor of odessa gets a pretty penny from washington almost two hundred thousand dollars a year for comparison the governor of maine ge

cecil is also at the forefront of robotics, building machines in shapes and sizes that challenge ourpicks up different outfits, or miniature exoskeletons, depending on what it needs to do. off he goes! it's like a really cool dying moth. for long journeys, it can roll up into a wheel. to cross water, it dons a fold—up boat and set sail. and if need be, it can abandon ship as well. the tiny transformer can even strap on a pair of wings and glide off into the future. so, this can be used for some medical applications. for example, last summer, we developed this kind of stomach, a simulation. so we designed an origami robot, similar. we encapsulate it into ice, so it's like a capsule, so when we deploy it into the stomach... it will melt in the stomach? exactly, then we can the electromagnetic field or mri to move this little robotic pill to move to the point where we want to deploy the drugs or remove something from your stomach. like a foreign object you have swallowed. yes. primer is controlled by manipulating a magnetic field and it uses a heating pad to help it fold. right now, you

at oxford university, there's been a high profile campaign to remove a statue of imperialist cecil rhodes 21st century, if we didn't read him as part of a wider and nuanced understanding of what empire was and how it came about, then we lose an important part of the story. it's immensely important to look at what we call the subalterns, in other words what we call the victims of empire. while to some, it's rewriting and whitewashing the past, the challenge on campuses is addressing a lack of visible black influential figures and reviewing history with a different lens. the time is quarter past six. our top story this evening... there's been a big increase in the number of crimes being recorded in england and wales. and coming up we take a look at why last year was a record breaking yearfor book sales. coming up on sportsday on bbc news... tiger woods makes an impressive start to his 0pen championship campaign in carnoustie, as he bids for his first major title in ten years. plastic bags that biodegrade to nothing? it sounds like a perfect solution to the problems of plastic pollution. a b

at oxford university, there's been a high—profile campaign to remove a statue of imperialist cecil rhodese early 21st century, if we didn't read him as part of a wider and nuanced understanding of what empire was and how it came about, then we lose an important part of the story. it's immensely important to look at what we call the subalterns — in other words, the people who were the victims of empire. while to some it's rewriting and whitewashing the past, the challenge on campuses is addressing a lack of visible black influential figures and reviewing history with a different lens. elaine dunkley, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. there is a change in our weather. some rain in the forecast although not for all of us and not for too long either. many of us had a fine end to the day. for northern and western parts of the country, welcomed the cloud has been gathering. and that is the verse on what is to come. you can see on the satellite picture this stripe of cloud, devious and atlantic weather system, and it has been awhile since we have is crossing the british isles, a

who can forget cecil the lion killed during a hunt in 2016 which minnesota dentist walter palmer.ike talley's giraffe hunt, palmer's hunt was a lawful killing but after online shaming, he was hunted down by animal cruelty opponents. talley released this statement to abc overnight, claiming her hunt was part of conservation efforts. the giraffe i hunted was the south african subspecies of giraffe. she explained the giraffe she killed was old and had already killed three younger giraffes and now that the older giraffe was dead, the population of its herd would increase. she calls it conservation through game management. we'll have more reaction coming up on "good morning america." >>> we're hearing for the first time from survivors of a deadly tour bus explosion in the bahamas. a 39-year-old mother from tennessee celebrating her anniversary with her husband was killed when the boat burst into flames. another passenger haiden jones was traveling with his family and his girlfriend brooke and described the moment it all happened. >> i heard a loud explosion and i was shot up and i don'

at oxford university, there's been a high—profile campaign to remove a statue of imperialist cecil rhodesry, if we didn't read him as part of a wider and nuanced understanding of what empire was and how it came about, then we lose an important part of the story. it's immensely important to look at what we call the subalterns — in other words, the people who were the victims of empire. whilst to some it's rewriting and whitewashing the past, the challenge on campuses is addressing a lack of visible black influential figures and reviewing history with a different lens. elaine dunkley, bbc news. the welsh cyclist geraint thomas leads the tour de france, after winning one of the most gruelling stages of the race on alpe d'huez. he sprinted clear in the final few hundred metres of the climb in the alps to retain the leader's yellow jersey and secure successive stage wins. his fellow team sky rider and defending champion chris froome is second overall. golf, and the 1a7th open championship has started in carnoustie. rory mcilroy is three shots off the lead held by the american kevin kisner. our

it's being compared to cecil the lion. remember that big cat hunted down by the dentist in 2015?is giraffe wasn't world famous like cecil, the reaction has been equally as intense. conservationists fear that one of the greatest beasts of the african savannah could soon face extinction. fewer than 100,000 giraffes remain on the entire planet. when these pictures surfaced of tess thompson talley posing with a giraffe she just killed, conservationists were sickened. >> it's disgusting that anyone would take joy or pleasure in killing a beautiful and graceful animal like a giraffe. >> reporter: obscure news afric. actress deborah messing said she was a vile, heartless, selfish murderer. >> people will say stuff behind a computer screen they'll never say to your face. >> paul babaz is president of safari club international. tess thompson talley is also a member. >> giraffes are legal to hunt in south africa. >> reporter: she said it's over 18 years old, beyond breeding age yet killed three younger ne the younger bulls are able to breed, she said. trophy fee for a giraffe is about $2,0

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. >> my name is cecile jacobs.e submitted a letter on may 7 to the board of supervisors with the proposed ordinance. our interest in this issue goes back to 1983/'84. there's been a long role in working with minority in women contractors to ensure contracting equity with the city. as a civil rights organization, we're concerned that the proposed ordinance would lead to plummeting numbers. that was the substance of the letter we issued on may 7, which should be in your packet. my remarks today are really to explain the inherent tension between the labor ordinance and mandates under 14b. the graph at the top, you see a $1 million contract. we chose $1 million because that's the proposed threshold amount. all projects valued at $1 million or more would be covered by project labor agreement. what's being lost in the debate about this is that many people think that micro-l.b.s or l.b.s would not be affected because $1 million is a large project amount the problem is, contracting requirements under 14b require us to hit

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at oxford university, there's been a high profile campaign to remove a statue of imperialist cecil rhodesif we didn't read him as part of a wider and nuanced understanding of what empire was and how it came about, then we lose an important part of the story. it's immensely important to look at what we call the subalterns — in other words, what we call the victims of empire. whilst to some it's rewriting and whitewashing the past, the challenge on campuses is addressing a lack of visible black influential figures and reviewing history with a different lens. elaine dunkley, bbc news. it has been one of the warmest and driest summers in living memory. that's great if you're heading for the beach, but not so good for the garden — as satellite images released by the met office reveal. this is the uk back in may, looking very green and pleasant. and this is just two months later in july, looking rather brown and scorched. his rain on the way? good evening. it's been another fine day for many of us, but cloud amounts have slowly but surely increasing across northwestern areas, and that is a sign

host: go ahead, cecil. caller: i agree with what trump is doing, 100%. it will pay off.nton started it with the fair trade law. the fair trade law was all right if it had been fair trade. it was not fair trade. we get 2%, they get 30%. that is why all of our stuff is going overseas. all of our manufacturers are going overseas. a lot of it is because of that. because of that and unions that have wages up. our dollar went down the tube current -- our dollar went down the tube. host: do you think you will see any of that $12 billion we are talking about? --ler: we will see it clinton started the fair trade. charged 25%, we should charge 25%. trade. fair do not know what they are talking about half the time anyway. host: cecil in florida this morning. sandy is in portland, oregon. an independent. go ahead. caller: i agree with what trump is doing. when you look at our country. we have helped rebuild all of europe after world war ii and japan and the last 30 years, china. you look at our country, it is falling apart. we do not even have a bullet train. , it isis trade thing l

cecil, outstanding baseball pitcher from ohio, the secret to longevity, he walks two miles every other virginia, never lost a game of scrabble. happy birthday to fermin yep, eight kids, six grandkids and another on the way. lawrence stewart plays any kind of sport, featured in his high school's athletic hall of fame. miss margaret jordan from syracuse, new york, 101. stays active by working out on the elliptical every day. i love it. certainly last but not least, ac bean of troy, alabama. spending his birthday with two kids, four grandkids and eight grandkids, and i like that hat. there you go. >> love that, al roker. a big fourth hour. kathie lee is back. finally came back from ireland. we have to celebrate national ice cream month, music and we're going to pitch your passion. people coming in with things that are hobbies and trying to turn them into professions. we have professional. >> gary v. >> yes. >> like shark tank. >> if you're wondering where savannah went, she'll be joining mei )m marcus washington. we )re 2 hours away from a historic moment in san francisco. london breed wi

cecil from carolina is next up. caller: thank goodness for c-span. i can tell the truth for a change. taxes were paid by the people that are benefiting and the people in the fortune 500 have the benefit of that tax cut. that is the reason why the -- only one class of people are enjoying the benefits of a growing economy. i agree trump has helped the economy. host: this is usa today. a different trait on the economy from charles koch of the koch brothers. saying that some of their sharpest criticism of the administration, leaders of the influential political network associated with charles koch slammed the president on saturday, calling at protectionism that hurts american businesses and consumers, saying this white house is causing long-term damage. in order to win on an issue -- when in order to win on an issue someone else has to lose, it makes it difficult to unite people to solve the problems of this country. to leave the idea of tariffs into this conversation on the state of the economy. taxes, which several people have far up -- brought up. (20

consider the statue of cecil rhodes at oxford university.cause she was working class. historic england would like to raise her profile to this project. another memorial commemorates the founders of the abstinence movement. they campaignfor of the abstinence movement. they campaign for total abstinence from alcohol in the 19th century at a time when alcohol was deemed to be the cause of so many social problems and that moment has been given —— and that moment has been given —— and that moment has been given —— and that building has been given grade two listed status. one more i should mention, a bench in memory of the original bass guitarist with the beatles, stuart sutcliffe. that exhibition begins at the workshop in lambeth high street in london on the 30th of august and you can see more of those who are featured in the north west north west tonight.- both of you, thanks forjoining us. if you want to see any more on the stories you can see them on the bbc iplayer. the uk is to lose its command of the eu naval task force set up to combat pir