like they said in chester back in the day, what chester makes, makes chester.tured and became less dependent on manufacturing, which has historically been chester's bread and butter. white flight took chester from 20% black to 80% black and hispanic. with an economy in free fall and local politicians indifferent to the needs of their constituents, chester was prime for the staging of several toxic facilities along the river. in addition to covanta, there are also others like kimberly-clark. how does a city that only has 35,000 people create this much trash? well, they don't. the trash is brought in by trucks and trains from up and down the east coast and some of that trash is y'alls. >> do you ever sort of go, come on, people, stop throwing so much crap away? you know what i mean? it just feels like you start to have existential crises about the amount of stuff. this is john and bill, two of covanta's reps. i'm sure some of you are sitting at home filled with righteous earl-lo ear earth-loving rage. remember, covanta gave us a tour, and since then, they've made

like they said in chester back in the day, what chester makes makes chester.as the u.s. economy became less dependent on manufacturings. 30% of the jobs were lost between 1950 and 19 0 and white flight took it from 20% black to 80% black and hispanic. with an economy in free fall and local politicians indifferent to the needs of constituents, it was prime for the staging of several toxic facilities along the river. kimberly-clark, del cora and yvonne nick. how does a city that only has 35,000 people create this much trash? well, they don't. the trash is brought in by trucks and trains from up and down the east coast and some of that trash is y'alls. >> do you ever sort of go come on people, stop throwing so much crap away. feels like you start to have existential crises about the amount of stuff. >> this is john and bill gill, two of covana's represents. i'm sure some of you are filled with righteous rage. remember of all the facilities, they gave us a tour. since they took over, they've made a concerted effort to repair long-standing issues the community had

chester said. we are seeing lower levels of purchase ity but larger quantities being transported from mexico and being mixed with cocaine and heroin. those traffickers are using any manner and means to get it into the united states. senator: there is a border angle that is very important, border security angle that is very important. let me ask you about the chinese government connection and read to you a quotation from a chinese government official from the national narcotics control commission. he said china's control over fentanyl drugs is very strict. cannot be the main source for the united states. the u.s. accusation lacks evidence and contrary to the facts. does someone want to respond to that that china is not the main source of fentanyl coming into this country? mr. chester: this is a refrain we have heard from the chinese government and they understand one of the principal outcomes of president xi commitment that they would schedule fentanyl as a class is an acknowledgement on the part of

a nurse has been rearrested by police investigating the deaths of babies at the countess of chester hospital'seonatal unit one person has died after a helicopter crashed onto the roof of a high—rise building in new york. and at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers katy balls, the deputy political editor at the spectator, and the political commentator, lance price. good evening. the race to become the next conservative leader and prime minister is officially under way. the names of the ten candidates who have gained enough support from fellow tory mps were announced this evening in westminster. they all now face the first ballot on thursday, when conservative mps will cast their votes. the result of the first round will be known by lunchtime. the candidates will be whittled down further by tory mps in three more ballots , ending on the 20thjune — when just two candidates remain. then the conservative party membership gets its say — around 160,000 of them can vote from the 22nd june. the final result will be announced in the week ofjuly 22nd, when we should hav

chad chester said, we are seeing lower levels of purity. that we are seeing larger quantities being transported from mexico. we are also seeing fentanyl being mixed in with other types of drugs such as cocaine, methamphetamine and obviously heroin. and, like i said, those traffickers are using any manner needed to get into the united states to make as much money as possible. >> thank you for that. there is a border angle here that is very, very important. border security angle. the mail angle that is very important. let me ask you about the chinese government connection. i just want to read to you a quotation from a chinese government official by commissioner of china's national narcotics control commission. just a few weeks ago, he said china's control over fentanyl drugs is very strict. cannot be the main source for the united states. the u.s. accusation lacks evidence. and is contrary to the facts. does someone want to respond to the accuracy of that statement? that china is not the main source fentanyl coming into this country? >> this

opinion so you testified on preston's trial and is a fan sent 2004 he also testified intercessor chester dole unit leader for ashley lyon son class when with a history of violence and both men showed no signs of remorse about their deeds but you still call them friends choosing they were seeing to you as a friend or as a convenient p.r. tool. no not at all both men are indeed my friends and what happened with just a dose happens to a lot of people black people white people whatever when when prosecutors don't have enough to put you away with with the evidence that they have put you away for as long as they can what they do is they throw a lot of charges on you and hoping that one that's one or more will stick and you'll get that. just there was definitely guilty of some of those charges but there were others that were placed upon him of which he was not guilty and those are the ones to which i testified because even though i may not have agreed with his ideology i don't believe. in falsely listen charges against somebody or accusing them of something that they did not do. and which are p

so i know i know richard very well and i know chester very well but but talk about friends how did your african-american friends react to you standing up for haters like that because there are no known haters in public did anyone ever accuse you of some kind of the trail or somethin. my friends know because my friends know who i am they know what i stand for and they know that i don't stand for racism what if i'm like that and i do not stand up for racism i just say we have the right to hate we don't have the right to hurt so while i mean i like what some of them are saying or what some of them are doing i will defend i will defend their rights because if you take away their rights it won't be long before mine or yours can be taken away now those people black people who don't know me yes i get a lot of pushback now understand something if i were to run across a picture. a little black person shaking hands with a man in a robe and a hood i would have a visceral reaction like what the heck is going on here but me i would read the back story to find out why is this happening oh ok i got it

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police investigating the deaths of a number of babies at the countess of chester hospital's neo—natal at the sport. phil neville says their team have a long way to go until they start talking about winning the world cup. they opened their campaign with a tense 2—1win over scotland. theirs is a rivalry like no other. england are one of the best in the world but scotland have never been better and have plenty to build on. after a high tempo is not the only thing holding the game was the video assistant referee. handball and penalty was the decision and fittingly in france it was nikki to paris with income's first goal. this was colin's first ever world cup match. despite attempts by fifa to talk up ticket sales attendance in these was a modest 13,000. soon the england fans among them were back on their feet. no england fans among them were back on theirfeet. no keeping out ellen white for long. room to improve on in the second half they had england scrambling. this was colin's first world cup goal. 6—0 a couple of yea rs world cup goal. 6—0 a couple of years ago, this year, 2—1. scotlan

chester zoo is leading the project.r zoos in europe, cooperating to make this possible and get this breeding programme to a situation where we can actually send some back to africa, which is fantastic. is that sort of coals to newcastle, sending rhinos back to a wanda? absolutely. ten yea rs rhinos back to a wanda? absolutely. ten years ago it seemed like a dream. the last few weeks has been a real headache. today is hugely exciting. we are over the moon they have arrived, they have settled in well, they will be exhausted after a lot of travel, but everything has gone fine. the weather is probably better in row wanda than it is in chester this morning. how difficult has it been to re—adapt these rhino to life in the wild in africa? that will be quite a challenge, won't it? in some ways, yes. one thing we now, there have been single animals and a couple of animals moved in the past that have done extremely well. this is the first coordinated breeding programme release where actually we have chosen the animal genetically

we met an activist in chester.to be a thriving manufacturing city with a thriving black middle class. then the manufacturing left as it did from a lot of places and it ended up with factuallies moving in. it's like garbage treatment factory places that only go to neighborhoods that can't fight them. they'll have g to neighborhogo where people can't fight them. and they have an high unemployment so they are fighting for it but they still feel like they're not peek heard because as much as i get accused of being a socialist on twitter, capitalism is the law of the land in america. if you can make a dollar off of it, that becomes more important than the lives of black and brown folks. >> so troubling. w. kamal bell, thanks. >> also happy father's day. >> oh, yeah. and happy father's day to you. that's so cute. >> my daughter drew this shirt. that's me and my 4 1/2-year-old daughter. it's dead on. looks exactly like he and my 4 1/2-year-old daughter. >> this is how she sees you. it's beautiful. happy dad's day. thanks

hospitalfor the investigation here at the chester hospital for the deaths of 17 babies between 2015nt but the statement from the police sums it up this morning saying that the heart of this, there are a number of bereaved families seeking a nswe rs number of bereaved families seeking answers as to what happened to their children and that is with this investigation is about and continues at the moment, please will undoubtedly update us over the next few days. parts of an unfinished new hospital in liverpool which was being built by the collapse constructionjudge being built by the collapse construction judge carillion, structurally unsound and in need of repairs, deliverable hospital was due to open more than two years ago and was found to have three floors which require strengthening. a man and a woman had been convicted of animal cruelty after throwing foxes to hounds in her in 2016. paul oliver, the master of hounds in the south herefordshire hunt. evidence was obtained by an anti—hunting investigation team, four people have been convicted for causing unnecessary suffering to a pr

bees stop play at the cricket world cup as south africa go on to thrash sri lanka at chester—le—streetfinal wimbledon warm—up ends in defeat in the semi—finals of eastbourne. welcome to the programme, we're starting at the women's world cup where the match billed as the game of the tournament lived—up to its billing, as the usa beat hosts france 2—1 to set—up a semi—final match with england in lyon on tuesday. let's go live to paris where our reporter sarah mulkerrins has been following the action. hi, sarah, we'll talk about what this means for england in a moment but first can we talk about tonight's match because even though it was 2—nil for most of the game — france put up a really good fight and it was genuinely exciting the whole game wasn't it? yes, absolutely. i do not think that 2-0 yes, absolutely. i do not think that 2—0 lead, told the whole story. the host u nfortu nately for 2—0 lead, told the whole story. the host unfortunately for that young fan from france, his young tournament is over because they are defeated by the defending champions. this was billed as the biggest

chester: that is another big unknown.ot only do you have a couple of new board members, you have a new chair of the board, who really has not been heard from too much. there is a lot of speculation that tesla may choose the shareholder meeting to formally debut her, give her a chance to speak to investors. that, too, is unknown. we are waiting and watching. it will be a source of a lot of speculation. vonnie: the other big question is china, not just deliveries to and from china, how the tariffs will affect the operations, but also to get a factory. chester: exactly. tesla has said that they would begin production this year. the factory is set to be nearly finished. musk has talked about, as of the most recent earnings call, in production of 2000 vehicles a month. that would help to meet those targets for the quarterly production, but we still don't know a lot about exactly when that will come online and how towardroduction will be meeting the targets he has laid out just for china. chester dawson, we will learn more thro

endangered snails are being released back into the wild after a successful breeding programme at chesterd coming up in sport — british cyclist chris froome is in intensive care with multiple fractures, after a high speed crash. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. conservative mps will get their first chance to vote for the person they want to see lead the party — and the country this morning as the first round of voting in the conservative leadership contest gets underway. at least one of the ten candidates — vying to be our next prime minister will be knocked out of the race. tory mps will hold a private ballot, with contenders needing a minimum of 17 votes to carry on. voting in secret will start in the house of commons this morning at around ten o'clock with a result expected to be announced by the 1922 committee at around one o'clock this afternoon. further ballots will then be held next week, with the two most popular mps moving to a run—off of tory party members. the winner is expected to be announced in the week of 22july. let's talk to our assistant political editor no

social democrats under analysis has announced she's stepping down the party is the junior partner in chester on the americans governing coalition her resignation comes after disappointing results for her party in recent european parliamentary elections the s.p.d. has also seen a significant drop in popularity in germany bringing more analysis on this story throughout the day. all right we'd like to get you up to speed now on some of the other stories making news around the world britain's border patrol has intercepted 74 migrants trying to cross the english channel into britain they were aboard 8 vessels 2 further boats were stopped by french authorities authorities say a criminal investigation is underway and they're still trying to determine the nationalities of the migrants. at least 79 people have been injured in multiple blasts that have munitions factory in russia the curtain judge and about 400 kilometers east of moscow factories and many other buildings in the vicinity were badly damaged the cause of the blast is so far unknown. 2 opposing rallies on israel faced off in berlin on sat

need there's a new with them deal of store which it is a good visitor can get out of being in well chester with them street stupid dumbass . yes. it is the word city it's a deer to them they're going to put a leash they excel that in order. to new and jealous just vehicle but all steps here. for me live to begin usually believe we were bombed only there were a few dog. 2 dozen when you're not brochures for the last place while when you double or when looking they. should vote for almost. a natural resource that's gone untapped for more than 2 decades allison has found of course years before israel sockets on al-jazeera world tells the untold story of gaza as an exploited gas fields gaza loggin is the only mini us of the palestinian so it's a lot of money and how this valuable resource could have transformed palestinian lives. to guard the gas deal on al-jazeera. being located outside that western centrex fair of influence we're able to bring a different perspective to global events when you peel away all of the lists of poll the military and the financial darkening you see the people in th

this is news live from berlin co chester's keep up the pressure in hong kong organizers estimate 2000000 people in the city streets calling for the resignation of tom toms prose beijing's leader that's after she gave in to demands to shelve a controversial extradition bill also coming up what's in a name israel renames a golan heights settlement trump i spit on are u.s. presidents donald trump for his recognition of israeli sovereignty also the contested territory. and the united states continues to dominate the women's world cup thanks to a record setting performance by striker harvey milk. i'm called aspen thanks for joining us nearly 2000000 people have been rallying in hong kong demanding the resignation of the city's pro beijing leader kerry lam she bowed to pressure and apologized to the public for her handling of the proposed bill that would allow extraditions to mainland china or democracy demonstrators want that bill scrapped altogether they worry the proposed law is one of many steps to chip away at hong kong's freedoms and legal autonomy. i i have to more than a week of massiv

endangered snails are being released back into the wild after a successful breeding programme at chester zoo. hello, a very good morning to you. welcome to bbc newsroom life. the first round of voting in the conservative leadership contest is under way, tory mps have their first chance, this morning, to vote for the person they want to see lead the party in the country. at least one of these ten candidates vying to be oui’ of these ten candidates vying to be our next prime minister is going to be knocked out of the race today. the mps are holding a private ballot, with contenders needing a minimum of 17 votes to carry on. voting started in the house of commons this morning at around 10am, with a result expected to be announced by the 1922 committee at around 1pm this afternoon. further ballots will be held next week with the two most popular mps moving to a run of five tory party members. the winner is expected to be announced in the week of the 22nd ofjuly. let's talk now to our political assistant editor norman smith. the vote is taking place in private but what is the atmosphere like

was arrested for the murder of eight babies and the attempted murder of six more at the countess of chesterthe attempted murder of three additional babies. opponents of a proposed extradition bill in hong kong are planning another day of protests and labour strikes for wednesday. are planning another day of protests and labour strikes for wednesday. hong kong‘s chief executive carrie lam insists she‘ll press ahead with the proposed law which would allow individuals to be sent to face trial in mainland china. police say 19 people were arrested and more than 350 have been questioned after demonstrations over the weekend. 0ur china correspondent stephen mcdonell reports. the hong kong government has remained defiant, even the face of anonymous opposition. exactly how many people joined the demonstration has been a point of debate, but it was certainly in the hundreds of thousands. protesters clogged the city‘s streets, opposing a move to allow extradition to mainland china to face trial. chief executive carrie lam says there has been a lack of communication. but that she won‘t delay the proces

. >> chester is very well-known and when he lived in l.a. recently, his show was sold out but he has decided to personally make some tacos for all of his guests so before the show even begins, he is going to press the meal and serve and handout tacos. he is doing everything from scratch. when i first saw this i thought for sure he's going to get the canned stuff, no, he's roosting the peppers and blending the ingredients and putting it all in vats to take with him. >> this is not his first time making these tacos. >> you are correct. this is the cool part though. notice when he gets to the factory they're mixing dough in different colors because he has these tye dye shirts so these are in line with his branding. >> i didn't know you could have custom made tortillas. >> of course. all you need is food coloring. >> that's the secret ingredient. >> that looks nice and juicy. >> now everything is ready to go. look at that. he really justs serving up the food and handed out 700 tacos. >> what kindve? s ibehe >> he loves h he couldn't do everythin

said one of them, admiral chester nimitz. >> not only are women efficient in many of the duty previouslyformed by men, but in certain times of work, they proved to be more efficient and psychologically better fitted. >> by the end of the war, more than 86,000 navy women had served with pride. >> 1950. the korean war demands the recall of reservists, both male and female. the navy expansion program gets under way. the number of navy women jumps from a prewar low of 2,000 to almost 15,000. storlse are opened in san diego, california, and maryland, to train women. the incentive to help the war effort once again prompts thousands of women to join the navy. when the war ends, many women return to civilian life. the navy is limited in what it can offer women who wish to stay on. housing, promotions, retirement benefits all have legal restrictions attached to them. nevertheless, a nucleus of career-minded women remained in service in the 50's and early 60's. it is not until 1967 that conditions begin changing for the better. in november of that year, president johnson signed legislation removin

a nurse has been rearrested by police investigating the deaths of babies at the countess of chester hospital'se person has died after a helicopter crashed onto the roof of a high—rise building in new york.

. >> reporter: in their west chester community, a suburb outside philadelphia they both wanted to be and dance with each other, something that wasn't allowed. >> in the beginning of the year i was looking at different scholarships and i came across do something.org and i saw take back the prom. >> reporter: they created the campaign to highlight discrimination and get students involved. nicole shared her story and she and olivia met with their principal and got the rules changed. >> trying to create change was a little scary. we want to make our school more progressive. >> reporter: the girls got nominated to the prom court. but for all the fun they had both agree that prom is much more than just a school dance. >> i think prom is such an experience in a teenager's life. it's like a social and political event. there are a lot of people who had experiences with prom so they don't feel they can be who they are because they're afraid of how someone else is going to react to be that. >> reporter: they say they are thrilled to be heard and seen on a stage as impactful as broadway. >> when

and we have recommended it before in our investigation of the 2016 amtrak collision in chester. since then, with the exception of risk assessments for roadway workers amtrak has made tremendous progress in implementing sms. while the program is in its infancy. many a track is much further ahead of the other railroads. congress has also recognized the importance of sms. the rail safety improvement act of 2008 required the secretary of transportation to issue a regulation requiring all railroads to implement a risk reduction program. more than a decade later, fra still hasn't implemented this mandate. a final rule was published in august 2016. but the fra delayed its implementation six times. earlier this month the fra issued a mprm seeking a final stay of the rule that would delay it for an unknown period of time. the absence of a sense of urgency by fra to implement our safety recommendation and the willingness to continue to jeopardize the safety of train crews and their passengers is unacceptable. thank you again for the opportunity to testify today. and i'm happy to answer an

chester pennsylvania. and south carolina. on behalf of the ntsb, i would like to take a moment to extend our deepest sympathy to the families and friends of those who died in these accidents. we wish the fullest recovery to those who were injured. there were multiple factors contributing to the dupont accident. the deaths and injuries were preventable. frustratingly, this was another crush that could have been prevented with positive train control. there on the most wanted list. this august we will remember those who lost their lives 50 years ago in a collision of 2 trains in connecticut. that led to our first recommendation. since then, we have investigated more than 150 accidents that caused over 300 fatalities and 6700 injuries. why they're making progress towards implementing, much work remains. that must not be further delayed and exemptions should be eliminated. including exemptions on the 1400 miles of track that they will be operating on. additionally, they have recommended that they prohibit the operation of passenge

some were sent to chester zoo where a successful breeding programme has meant more than four thousandails we re decades ago, if few hardy snails were discovered clinging to life inside plastic bags in this urban alleyway in bermuda. some of the survivors were sent to the uk for a breeding programme and here at chester zoo, they now have too many keep track of. at last count we had somewhere around 13,000 snails. maybe more than that. they have had many babies since then but they breed quite easily, actually, so they are a good conservation project. as long as they have some nice soil to live in and some nice food. they like sweet potato. now, a,000 snails from the zoo have been taken home to bermuda for release into the wild. they have been set free in a nature reserve where the population will be closely monitored. it is hoped that zoo bred snails will help rescue this critically endangered species in a rare glimmer of hope in the fight against extinction. us president donald trump has caused a splash on twitter after a mis—spelt tweet about prince charles. the mis—spelling has cause

out there right now that could bring a few showers in the far northern california maybe up across chesterange, but that's about a high pressure that's been bringing us the hot weather. finally begin to move further to the east in this trough is going to drop for straight down to california that will cool us down for least a couple of days these temperatures going to be much as much as 10 maybe 20 degrees cooler than what we've seen and then we're going to things right back up i think for the weekend we start to talk about some hot weather. lori forecast showing you that we cold front kind of fall apart as it moves through behind that you've got some cool air to keep the temperatures down through friday over the weekend though high pressure begins to build back in i think we'll see an offshore wind. and was a lot of sunshine even along the coastline is a very hot weather. i think in many places maybe even some 70's out toward the beaches. overnight lows are going to be in the 40's and 50's the fog begins to move back on shore tomorrow by dave cooler, especially along the coastline to see t

chester's the government to proceed with its controversial extradition and in sport a key player in real madrid's effort to rebuild their squad officially signs on at the. sudanese state t.v. has been reporting in the last hour that president bashir has been charged with corruption but she was ousted from power in a military coup in april triggered by weeks of protests over price hikes prosecutors say they completed their investigation into the former leader before charging him we have got with us now senior lecturer in lord kiel university and an analyst on africa joining us on skype from quito in the u.k. always nice to talk to you what's your initial reaction to this charge on corruption what will that specifically be about. well i think this is a. this is a similar. significant time. to turn around and. countable might think. you really need. transition to one way or another with the question of what to do with. this question. and it just is under. how do. you have. running the country. and how. if you were you to. and. so i think it makes a bit difficult and i understand politically

some were sent to chester zoo for a unique breeding programme.e for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. it isa it is a very familiar weather script. anotherjune it is a very familiar weather script. another june day it is a very familiar weather script. anotherjune day and more heavy, persistent rain. the rain has been coming down in a couple of zones, been coming down in a couple of zones, across eastern been coming down in a couple of zones, across eastern scotland, the far north of england, and another area stretching from central england, the home counties and threatening parts of the midlands. we are likely to see some more localised flooding conditions and a very tricky set of travelling conditions. overnight, comedy rain easing for a time. another batch working in before spreading to the midlands and east anglia. the rain in scotland the rain easing across eastern areas. more rain in the forecast for friday. another u nsettled forecast for friday. another unsettled day. the worst of the rain pushing across england and wales. furthe

a nurse has been rearrested by police investigating the deaths of babies at the countess of chester hospitalhed on top of a 54—storey building in new york, killing the pilot. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are katy balls, who's the deputy political editor at the spectator, and the political commentator, lance price. most of tomorrow's front pages are now in. let's start with the financial times, which leads on the tory leadership race. it claims borisjohnson remains the frontrunner, butjeremy hunt's campaign is gaining momentum. "the gloves are off" — so says the metro, which focuses on another leadership hopeful, michael gove, and his criticism of his rival borisjohnson. the same story makes the front page of the telegraph. it says mr gove is being accused of "desperation", with his attack on borisjohnson seen as an attempt to deflect questions over his past cocaine use. the times says borisjohnson is facing criticism notjust from michael gove, but also from dominic raab and jeremy hunt, over his plans for tax cuts for the rich.

manchester are very labour dominated, but if you go out to the countryside and the shires especially like chesterve a much bigger presence and there is a lot more issues in those areas and a lot markets evidence support and those areas and obviously counsellors and counsellors as well, so whilst it might be that there isn't a huge amount of support in the big cities for the conservatives, there is and some of the other parts of the northwest. clair hamilton dare at the manchester central convention centre. can you still hear me or have we lost you i think he probably lost it because it's quite difficult there with the wind catching the earpiece. we will talk to claire a little bit later in the evening, thank you very much. jeremy corbyn has said he's shocked by reports that senior civil servants have questioned his mental and physical health. he was responding to an article in the times newspaper, which said senior figures in whitehall were concerned that he was too frail to serve as prime minister. and he raised concerns over the neutrality of the civil service. i think it's nonsense that they h

play at chester—le—street had to be halted halted under pretty strange circumstances as a swarm of beesaround a bit longer in durham. sri lanka are 7th in the group table. the top 4 go through. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website, that's bbc. co. uk/sport. on friday it was 30 celsius in the highlands, but on saturday the heat is going to shift to a different pa rt is going to shift to a different part of the country and it will intensify. 34 is expected in the south—east of england. not quite a record, which is 35.6 south—east of england. not quite a record, which is 35 .6 fourjune. so the morning starts off warm and muqqy' the morning starts off warm and muggy, first thing in the morning in cardiff it could be as high as 17 celsius, and that warm plume of hours coming straight out of france, but across western areas that will bea but across western areas that will be a chance of catching a shower or even a be a chance of catching a shower or even a thunderstorm across northern ireland and parts of scotland. bridges will be widel

the chance i mean you're taking so long to state you know spell of the accusations but i mean the chesters value from cells exactly and i'm dealing with facts so you're doing with comments i'm doing no no no no what i said are facts the facts the. at the state department said that carter is ahead there with neighbors this is a fact the fact that mr minutiae was in the hand commanded qatar only a few months ago this is a fact the fact that the name that me just mentioned and the 4 the only 4 names that we have on there is admitted list as like ladies they had actions taken against them years ago not only to the those are the facts that you know you should put in. let me give you a few more facts and let me give you a few more phone it in addition to this and that i might want to go to a point that you mentioned earlier the problem has caught ink courting countries that accused upward of terrorism as if they were in a position to accuse other of terrorism whereas these 3 countries egypt and sounding united arab emirates had their own citizens participating in september 11th let's look at abi

a nurse has been rearrested by police investigating the deaths of 17 babies at the countess of chestery letby was first arrested in july last year on suspicion of the murder of eight babies and the attempted murder of another six. she has now also been arrested in connection with the attempted murder of three additional babie5. a drop in car production this year contributed to a slow down in growth for the uk economy. gross domestic product — the total value of all goods and services — contracted by 0.4% in the month of april according to the office for national statistics. this means growth slowed to 0.3% in the first quarter of 2019 — a sharper fall than expected. campaigners are preparing to take the crown prosecution service to court over claims that sexual offence cases are being dropped without good reason. a group of women's organisations have accused it of secretly deciding to bring fewer rape prosecutions england and wales. the cps denies the claims, and says decisions to prosecute are based on clear legal test5 being met. several weather warnings are in place for parts of sou

caller: his name was chester. he was an mp. he was 21 years old when he went in. onoogled it and they said google the last of the mps .assed away in 2012 i googled where he trained. he went out in a special boot camp they trained the mps. i am very proud of him. very, very proud. host: thanks for telling us about chester. bonnie is next. another world war ii relative. caller: my husband was one of the first sailors at omaha beach . he said it was awful. he come back and he was what they call shellshocked. now they call it ptsd. around.ly come every once in a while, he would get that far away look in his iss and he would say it awful. people, wake up. we have got people here that want to go and take over this country. we cannot let them. thank you. host: speaking of omaha beach, this is the front page of the new york times showing the scene yesterday in portsmouth, england, at the event commemorating the 75th anniversary of d-day. the picture in the background of that behind the veterans on stage, that is the famous jaws of death picture taken from omaha beach. her

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protests against trump are planned in 14 cities and towns, including oxford, chester, stoke-on-trent,gers-on-mash, mr. bean-ington, stouffer's salisbury mac 'n cheesingshire, sussex-upon-butsex, splas ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) splash mountain, and east southwest-northington... ford. in the "i can't believe it's not made up" town of bishop's stortford, a teen mowed a giant penis into a field for trump to see as he landed in london. ( cheers and applause ) it was the first time in years trump's been able to look down and see a penis. ( laughter ) ( applause ) last night, there was an image projected on the tower of london showing trump's approval rating in the u.k. compared to obama's. it's 72% to 21%. it's nice to know. unfortunately, english votes don't count in our elections. only russian's do. this morning, trump held a joint press conference with british prime minister, theresa may, seen here learning she's also has to meet don jr. and when it came to the protests, the president stressed one important point: that there were no protests. >> as far as the protests, i have

take your umbrella with you. 68. 64 nice and comfortable in wind chester. 71 in gaithersburg here this morning. afternoon high near 84 degrees. warm, humid and rain chances between 60 and 80% later on iy. the da detail more about that severe weather threat tomorrow coming up but for now let's hear from melis melissa. >> good morning, chuck. same situation southbound 295 at malcolm x just the left lane getting by the crash scene. this is an all lanes were blocked. arlington northbound gw parkway puved off into memorial bridge. use 110 instead. inner loop, outer loop no problems. earlier road work but all is now gone. 270 northbound and southbound nice and open right now and 59 in maryland. 32 to the beltway w ll take you 10 minutes. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. >>> 5:02. happening tomorrow, d.c. rt transpoion officials will hold a meeting on safety improvements along a major stretch of florida avenue. >> the purpose of the project is to address safety concerns along the corridor for pedestrians and cyclists. dar darcy, go morning. >>porter: well, good morning. as you know, this is a ve

nurse has been rearrested by police investigating deaths at the neonatal unit at the countess of chesterjuly on suspicion of the murder of eight babies and the attempted murder of six more. our correspondent danny savage has more details. if details of this case unfamiliar, it is because we were standing outside this hospital talking about this case last july. outside this hospital talking about this case lastjuly. that is when lucy b, the nurse here at the hospital who has been arrested was first arrested by cheshire police. she was detained on suspicion of the murder of eight babies and the attempted murder of another six, she was questioned at the time her home was questioned at the time her home was searched and she was be out as the investigation continued that was the investigation continued that was the situation until this morning when cheshire police issued an updated statement. they have never officially named the health professional but said she had been rea rrested professional but said she had been rearrested on the same charges as last year and the attempted murder of three

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semi—finals have been dealt a big blow after a nine—wicket thrashing at the hands of south africa play at chester—le—streetorced the players to the ground. the sri lanka players probably hoped that the swarm would have hung around a bit longer in durham. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. lizzie dare as she says, more support at half past ten with the details on that match the important one in soccer match. here's the letter now. western half of the uk has been the focus of the heat and humidity through friday, it's here we have seen the highest temperature is 30 celsius in the scottish highlands making it the warmest day at the sfr across the uk. expecting to exceed by tomorrow, overnight will continue at that cloud working its way to southwest england and up into wells, mark cloud as well for eastern coastal areas and a chance of showers for western areas of the light -- showers for western areas of the light —— otherwise dry, but some spots not dropping much below 16 celsius, saturday the heat and humidity transfers to the eastern half of the uk. critical

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arthur whoit chester installed the tiffany glass? yes, you're nodding your head. something later presidents were happy to rip out. lindsay: i know. i guess the tiffany screen was destroyed in a fire which is sad because it was supposed to be absolutely beautiful. susan: and it was a windscreen? matthew: it was put as a divide between the entrance hall and the cross hall. martin van buren had a different piece of glass earlier to stop some of the wind. the north entrance, that was the primary entrance. arthur wanted to enhance the beauty of the white house, even though he was not elected president. just sort of happened with the assassination of garfield that he was now president. he had this high new york taste. susan: it was victorian times. matthew: right. unfortunately, there is no color photography of the screen or other decorum. we can imagine it must have been spectacular. susan: was it with jacqueline kennedy that it became thought of as a museum, as opposed to a place where each president could get to decorate it as they wished m soffit? -- wished and saw