bad land hopeless land henry clark wondered. erosion the scientists called it, the eating away of the soil a destruction that begin innocently when the early settlers cut down the forest, when the farmers, out of ignorance plowed straight furros down the hill side. destruction from the sky. this is the way it was year after year in a forgotten part of the united states. this was the havoc caused by greed and neglect and men working alone and unaided against the forces of nature farms, towns industries smashed, hundreds drowned, thousands made homeless. the energies of the river running to waste. the energies of the people too. henry clark's trouble with the trouble -- was the trouble of three million americans in the tennessee valley. it became the direct concern of 130 million americans in the 48 states, a challenge to democracy and its ability to care for its own. the valley of the tennessee river lies in the southeastern united states. it covers an area of 40,000 square miles, nearly as large as england. it was a problem of r

clark replaces alex mcleish in the role.ock to third in the scottish premiership. but with the scots lying fifth in their euro 2020 qualifying group, he has a big job ahead. our sports reporter, kheredine idessanejoins us from hampden park. why is he the right man for the job? a very good question. you just have to look at the bosses that he worked under, would colette at manchester united and jose mourinho. before com pletely united and jose mourinho. before completely revitalising a marriage. when he took over at rugby park in october 2017, kemal nick were rock bottom of the lake. now, he hasjust led them back to europe. they have looked out their passports and kilmarnock. —— kilmarnock. manager of the year according to that all writers and fellow bosses. now he is manager his country. news of steve clarke's three—year deal arrived on the website of scotland and kilmarnock. he said... i think he is a great appointment because he knows the game in scotland and he knows the players and he knows the english game too. it was n

it was a hard decision for henry clark of whether he would go on.rs, of men who had taken a chance, and they knew that their salvation lay in cooperation. the old spirit of the pioneers was reawakened. dam building, the farmers, the machines began to work as one. ♪ narrator: by the next year, there were results. henry clark had the best crop of tobacco ever grown in the county. he was sending substantial quantities of food to market, and giving his neighbors plenty of food for thought. they came to see the new fertilizer, the new methods, and the student became a teacher. in the tennessee valley that year, 30,000 other demonstration farmers became teachers, too. for the next year's harvest, henry and his neighbors had a threshing machine specially designed by the tva experts. each group of farmers had a machine. each farmer had an equal right to its use. no longer was it one man alone against the flood. for the first time they were acting together, cooperatively, for a common purpose. and even more important, a change was beginning to come into thei

clark-lewis: the embarrassment was critical.n the compromise of 1851, there was part that dealt specifically with the ending of the selling of slaves. it was an international embarrassment that there was a buying and selling of humans and all of the drama that surrounds it. and all the drama that surrounds it. in 1850, they make a decision as one of the compromises that ends the buying and selling and the offshoot of that is the growth of the sale of enslaved people shifted to alexandria in areas contiguous to the district of columbia. with the nation's capital and the focus on the capital and the people who come here internationally in particular, it gets a lot of exposure and it was an embarrassment. i also think you have to always consider not just those individuals like sumner and others, lots of individuals who were working against the institution. because of its political impact, which was so negative and the international articles that were constantly being written about this and the flourishing and existence of this inst

as professor clark has sent, it is the compass. the rock.urse, we know that during the time of emancipation down to 1875, people are pushing to make sure that the citizenship right that were not granted with emancipation now will be part of the lives of african-american in the 14th and 15th amendment and that wasf 1875 overturned in 1883, and that is when things started going downhill. yes. >> good evening. oneuld like to acknowledge of ms. harriet tubman's descendents who is here today in the audience. i appreciate her being here. [applause] come on up. >> please stand. [applause] >> now to my point. there were no embarrassed slave masters in america. abraham lincoln was a racist to the core. he said there were two races. whites and blacks. but the whites were superior. you can read a book from a former ebony magazine writer. abraham will again refused -- >> can we please get your question? is, wheretion frederick douglass and harriet tubman putting pressure on abraham lincoln to finally allow black folks into the civil war for their courag

clark: yes. so i appreciate the connection between the kerner commission report of 1967-1968 and the moment of the election in 2016 and even where we're sitting right now. one of the critiques that the kerner commission laid out was the reason there was civil unrest in these urban centers in 1967 was because news media had failed to adequately cover black communities. and their prescription for that was getting news media to identify, hire, train, and retain black journalists in the newsroom, so that we could have dominant news media narratives that were more accurately reflective of black communities. they were still a little bit myopic with that, because they were talking about black communities as "the ghetto," as though there was not any other type of black community in the country. and i think that myopic focus is the same thing that we saw replicated in 2016 during the election, that you were so busy focusing on one group of people , you forgot about everyone else. so you've got this archet

richard clarke, your reaction to both of those things. in the mueller report and then possibly its linkage to what we're learning in. >> well, they are linked. and the remarkable thing about that event yesterday was the governor of florida is saying he had been forced by the fbi to sign a secrecy oath before they would tell him anything. and they told him he couldn't tell the two the counties involved the citizens of those counties ortsds public what counties had been hacked. that's just ridiculous. the russians know what they did. there's no reason why the american people can't know. but the larger issue here, lawrence, is there are 4,000 counties in the united states. and they are not equipped to protect themselves against nation state attacks from russian gru hackers. my day job is cyber security. and i know major corporations can't figure out when they've been hacked. despite a lot of investment. for these counties to say we know we weren't hacked, they don't know. the fbi doesn't know. it's likely that the russian hacking was far mor

reveal the location of casey clark's body? well, no.aphic about abortion. so much so that everybody in the courtroom was very uncomfortable with what he was saying. and i think he just did that to purposely upset people. >> i had decided long before then that james henrikson was crazy. i didn't know he was that kind of crazy. >> henrikson will leave prison only in a box, having received two consecutive life sentences. he's chosen not to appeal. and here in the vast north dakota grass lands, casey clark's friends and family are still searching, vowing to stay with it until they find him. >> i just want to like, all right, james, you son of a -- we're going to get some closure here. >> and elberta? >> sometimes grief overwhelms me. i'm in a pile of tears, and i've not lived alone ever. >> takes some figuring out. >> it takes figuring out. >> sarah, thoroughly investigated, was held blameless, not involved in james' conspiracy. but in the community and among some in law enforcement, suspicion lingers. in june 2017, she pleaded guilty to co

steve clarke has been confirmed as the scotland football head coach.ck to third place in the scottish premiership. the new coach says he wants to "emulate the success" of the scotland women's team. thousands of manchester city fans lined the city's streets today to celebrate their clubs historic domestic treble with victory in saturday's fa cup final, followed by success in the premier league and the league cup. they're the first ever men's team in the english game to achieve all three in one season. an open—top bus parade left the town hall before making its way through the city. visitors to the chelsea flower show will get a chance tomorrow to walk through a garden designed in part by the duchess of cambridge. described as a woodland wilderness garden, she hopes it will inspire families to get in touch with nature. she's already taken her own children to see her work with prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis popping in, as our royal correspondent daniela relph reports. who better tojudge mum's handiwork than her three young children? ge

clark says, how do i know if i don't hear it from the president? maybe the president didn't hear my point of view, so maybe his decision as relayed by you is wrong. that went down really well. after 10 months he leaves, but he leaves with the credibility of having worked on the nixon white house staff or the previous 10 months. he heads up the washington office of the des moines dean of and becomes the the washington-based investigative reporters. before woodward and bernstein, there was a glint in someone's i. but clark mullen off was big stuff. wrote two books, but one of them had to do with watergate. here is a picture of clark and nixon in the oval office. nixon has his feet on the desk. this is what blew the tapes. when his feet clamped down on the desk, and supposedly he is listening to clark. clark appears to be left-handed. i look for people who are left-handed because i am. these are two books -- i will quote from the later books. -- book. he wrote a book about investigative reporting because he was the expert. , thexpert muck greater expe

steve clarke pots three year contract as the next scotland manager begins tomorrow morning actually come here at the national stadium he says scotland can still qualify for euro 2020. which will be quite a big achievement given the poor start to the campaign so far, remember it is * three know the feet followed by a very average to know when against san marino. steve clarke said today that we have a women's world cup to look forward to in france this summer and it is my motivation to emulate the success of sheuey motivation to emulate the success of shelley care and her squad by leading us to euro the completely revitalised kilmarnock in over 20 months there, he took over rugby park when they were bottom of the leak, and he hasjust led them to the highest lee place in nearly 60 yea rs. the highest lee place in nearly 60 years. third place kilmarnock are heading to europe next season. that is the standard of steve clarke has set for kilmarnock and there are high hopes in scotland he can be a very successful scotland and national manager and hopefully, lead scotla nd national manager and h

clark's personal bankruptcy. those should be two separate entities. the business should be able to pay its bills regardless of the principle's bankruptcy. just going back to my colleague's point, the reason we view this as being pretty unique to get this far all the way to the board of appeals is that it is much more common to a restaurant or a company to eventually at some point along the many administrative processes and due process that exist settle with the city and make a payment. there literally has not been a cent of payment. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. okay. commissioners, this matter's submitted. >> i have a question for the member of the public that represented ten employees. come on up. the price is right, woohoo. so on the ten employees that you represent, are they current? past? >> so when we started the case back in march 2016 -- >> i generally know from past experience, once something happens like this, it's a witch-hunt, and they go back forever and forever, and of course past employees always have a grudge. >> so when we

dennis quaid is with us, and emilia clarke is with us.>> jimmy: you have your charity. >> my charity which is for a brain injury, and it's brilliant and amazing. and i've done this very silly campaign. >> jimmy: what is the campaign, and what will people win if they win? >> if they win, they get to watch the final episode of "game of thrones", ever, ever, ever, with me in london for a screening. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: have you thought it through, though? what if the people never stop talking through the episode? will you have it at your house? where are you going to watch this? >> no, there's like a proper screening room. it's like a whole situation. >> jimmy: there will be other people there. >> there will be other people there. >> jimmy: you will not be left alone with these people. >> no, but if they talk, you know, maybe i will have to calisia a little bit. >> jimmy: you did something fun to promote it. >> yes. this is me age 2 years old, essentially. it's like a baby running around times square. >> jimmy: normally, a beard w

he is listening to clark. clark appears to be left-handed. i look for people who are left-handed because i am. these are two books -- i will later books.e he wrote a book about investigative reporting because he was the expert. he was the expert village scold. nothing ever met his standard for propriety. the game plan was apparent. the addition of some minor figures and what has connections indicted to give the impression of an investigation. would bee indictments part of an obstruction of justice unless they concluded mcgruder -- included mcgruder. .e had this interview as a result of this interview that occurs september 14, the day before the burglary indictments coming, this is early on. i knew richard nixon was involved in planning and directing a cover-up that was inng executed by john dean the white house. he is saying in his book that the interview was embargoed. tell anybody. he knew from that interview that there was a cover-up, nixon is at the heart of it, john dean is running it. who could he tell? one of his best friends is judge

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i am dave clark. >> and i am claudine wong in more pam cook. steve, how is it looking out wemorning. the miracle spring is back again! we have more hefty totals here of rain and snow. 60s on the temps for today and more on the weather coming up. but sal, who is the super commute? >>> well, yes, the solano commute, from fairfield to valet hoe and trying to cross the carquinez bridge, it looks as steve mentioned there are spots you may see puddling but for the most part it is a nice drive. this is why people get up early like this, they want a nice drive in. i don't blame you. but not much. nes, maybe a at 4:31. back to the desk. >>> democrats on capitol hill edging closer to pursuing impeachment proceedings against the president and what happens could push more of them over the edge. doug luzader has more on the legal standoff brewing between congress and the white house in washington. good morning, doug >> reporter: good morning. this is to throw fuel on the impeachment fire. it may be that a former white house council is held in contempt of co

clark to receive and pledge to pay.please stand by] >> regardless, on top of that, again, bill clark and mission beach cafe have pledged $14,000 as soon as may 15, and from that point forward, $2,000 a month thereafter until the liability is paid directly by mr. clark or mission beach cafe or proceeds from the estate. we would just like more time to number one, fix the amount, and number two, pay it, and we can confirm that less than 30 days from today that the first installment will have been paid. and the -- that's really what -- the main point. i can reserve for time for rebuttal, if i may. >> well, procedures, you have three minutes after this for rebuttal, so if you have other points to bring forward, you'll want to do so now. >> the only point is it's been going on for a long time. when the revenue source is taken away, it's hard to make the payments. it's not an excuse for not making the payments, but it would be an excuse for why they weren't paid on time. when an inspection happens and there's reviews that hurt

he supposedly is listening to clark. clark appears to be left-handed, i always look for that. i look for people who are left-handed. i willre two books, and quote from the later book, about investigative reporting because he was the expert. the expert much greater and -- raker in the village gold. his game plan is apparent to me. ofre would be the addition minor figures indicted to give the impression of an investigation. it would be part of an obstruction of justice and in less they increase -- included others. interview and as a result of the interview, that occurs september 14, the day before the burglary indictments come down. this is early on. iecause of the interview, " knew richard nixon was involved in planning and directing a cover-up being executed by john dean in the white house." he is saying that the interview was embargoed, so he could not printed or tell anybody. but he knew from that interview that there is a cover-up and nixon is at the heart of it. john dean is running it. how can he tell? one of his best friend is judge sherika and judge sherika has appointe

steve clarke says he only wants players who are 100 percent committed to scotland.decessor alex mcleish had to contend with several withdrawals and retirements during his time in charge. clarke faced the media for the first time today after being given the job yesterday. his first game in charge will be a euro 2020 qualifier against cyprus at hampden park onjune 8th followed belgium away 3 days later. the door is open to everybody at this moment in time, if players have retired then they have to come back, i will not chase down players who have retired if they have retired from international football i respect that decision and if they wa nt to respect that decision and if they want to come back into the fold they have to get in touch with myself or the scottish football association and say they want to make themselves available. those who maybe have pulled out of the squad is a bit too easily, it is done to me to have a conversation with them to sell my vision of what we are going to do as the national team and how we are going to approach this tournament. steve cl

when we get reaction to today's developments from wiki leaks come painter clark stokely clark always welcome to the program why do you think the judge hunted down almost what was the mock sentence possible for any criminal for jumping bail it seems vindictive it seems that the judge. had the. before she came to court today and it seems that this is being done because of a lot of the media problems especially in the u.k. . is there a lot of so-called journalists who say that julian is not a journalist and. and i would say that those people are not journalists themselves i think this comes from a lot of pressure from the u.s. i think. we've seen for eight years of joy in attempts to work with swedish authorities to. welcome to interrogate interview him and they have refused to. coming to london to call him. but the judge today flat out refused to even look at any of the mitigating circumstances refused to even. acknowledge that the un special rapporteur had. said that you know this the claim it was was i'm just what you say clark what do you say though to those people who said that jul

was intrigued because to what clark was suddenly trending on twitter.rending on twitter. it was because of this. i really do think we will know back and say this was the age of vilification. so you have whatever you feel about nigel farage, he should not have been cove red farage, he should not have been covered with probably what was a rather delicious milkshake. it is the way that people talk about one another and the way that people talk about one anotherandl the way that people talk about one anotherand i am the way that people talk about one another and i am afraid i the way that people talk about one anotherand i am afraid i blame the way that people talk about one another and i am afraid i blame this oi'i another and i am afraid i blame this on twitter. when unnamed people say the most appalling things about other people. and no there is no come back and i remember one sitting next to shirley williams at lunch and she said if there is one thing i would like to do is that people should print their names and addresses when... in the old days, you w

clark: very well. the supreme court appears likely to allow a citizenship question to the 2020 census. this is after a federal judge ruled against adding the question. it would force everyone to answer whether or not they and others in their household are u.s. citizens. federal law prohibits the senses from sharing data with other federal agencies, such as ice. the laws have been circumvented to target minority families. during world war ii, the census bureau found a loophole to help the government identify japanese-americans for internment. if the supreme court allows the citizenship question to appear in the 2020 census not to seek any data whatsoever in violation of existing law regarding immigration status from the census bureau? mr. albence: i would never ask any of my officers to be something in violation of law. end of the by the summer, the president wants to sanction countries with the visa overstay rates higher than 10%. including by potentially restricting entry from those countries. plain e

emilia clarke, queen of dragons on the sidelines. bend the knee or face the consequences.riors are hanging in this thing. clay thompson was incredible in the first half. he kept the warriors alive by himself and the bench contributing. he barely played the past two months. clay 21 points in the first half and we were tied at 57. meanwhile, steph scoreless and could not make a single shot. chris paul, he had 27. rockets up by as many as 7 and starting to pull away but fourth quarter here comes the mvp. it's steph, oh he's from way out. once he gets hot, look out. launching, knockdown, reinjuries his dislocated finger. no pain, no gain. 90 seconds left. curry with 33 in the second half. one more from clay that got a little excited here after this jumper. yeah. give him his max deal and the warriors pull off a shocker, 118-113. they take the series on to the western conference finals. >> guys were talking to me in the locker room to keep ahead and stay aggressive. it was amazing. we played amazing defense and took shots we knew we could make. it's been a big time win for us.

dave clark wrote wednesday but it is thursday. i am pam cook. >> i did it. i am dave clark. new this morning there was an earthquake that hit off the coast of el salvador. the preliminary magnitude reading was 6.6. it was felt in the national capital of san salvador about 25 miles north. there have been seven aftershocks with a magnitude of 4 and5. and right now there is a tsunami watch. people are being advised to stay away from the coast. >>> you know it is a busy week when it is early in the morning and you can't figure out what day it is for a moment. >> you tell me it is thursday and i will believe it. >> right. i will go with that. >>> our friend there drizzle is in mendocino county today. there it is right there. the low is enhancing the fog bank. things are going bonkers and i don't see any change in that for a while. it will continue into the weekend. a lot of little spin in the atmosphere and giving us enhancement on the thunderstorm activity. 50s on the temps. a lot of drizzle popping up in lake county and northern napa county falling apart. today looks like a bet

a severe thunderstorm warning still foric freder county, virginia and clark county. now a new flash flood watch in effect for parts of the area. what we . >>> ibaka with a -- back with a weather alert for you. doug says some of these have potential to be severe. on> a drone's eye view reveals clear devastatin iowa. >> towns along the mississippi river watching as the waters are washing out roads and swallowing up yards along the way. at least three deaths blamed on the storm that pushed the river tser ibanks. >> jay gray explains what's next for victims of the flood. >> catastrophic flooding continues across the midwest. >> this was the worst that i've seen >>it. iolent storms spawning tornadoes, hail and driving rains in areas already soaked pushing creek, lakes and rivers past their banks. crews and residents scramble to build concrete barriers, but the water is still forcing its w in. >> you can't seal it up completely. they've got pumps running 24 hours a day. >> repchter: there is too mu water to pump in many places, roadways and neighborhoods are t flooded from

his predecessor alex mcleish‘s reign was marked by withdrawals and retirements clarke faced the media the first time today after being given the job yesterday. his first game will be a euro qualifier at home to cyprus onjune 8th followed by a tough one — belgium away 3 days later. the door is open to everybody at this moment in time, that that the player retired and they have to retire i will not chase down retired players if they are at retired i respect that decision, and if they wa nt to respect that decision, and if they want to come back that to get in touch with myself or the scottish football association if they want to make themselves available. the ones who have it pulled out the squad too easily, it's down to me to have that conversation with them to sell my vision of what we are going to do as a national team and how we will approach the tournament. england midfielderjordan nobbs has called for more research to be done on a potential link between injuries and hormones. nobbs will miss next month's world cup after suffering a knee injury last year, which she's revealed happe

vice—captainjade clarke was a part of that success and says there's no reason why it can't be repeatedkid i feel like a kid again, ifeel like a kid again, having a home world cup, it's so exciting more than ever, it's always special playing in front of the home cloud and it's been an emotional day and eve ryo ne and it's been an emotional day and everyone is excited and we cannot wait to come at that cloud is all—time, it's like every little thing you do and reception and shot, we met the cloud will go absolutely mental, all the angling games are sold out which is amazing so it's to be epic. next month it's also the women's football world cup in france and england and scotland get their campaigns underway when they face each other in nice onjune the 9th. this week the england players were surprised by the marines at their st george's park training base — and it made for an interesting experience. it was awful! a lot of the girls didn't have much sleep. as soon as we arrived, we had to cover ourselves in face paint, so we didn't get recognised in the bushes. everyone was scrubbing it of

this is all clark county right now in virgia. look at the amount of lightning around the millwood area. this location, if you're in the millwood area, make sure you are staying inside. there's a lot of hail. we're getting a lot of hail with this storm. i've seen nickle size, quarter size and golf ball size hail. national weather service says with this storm we could see 70 mile an hour winds. that could bring down trees. be careful as this storm is making its way north and east. this is go ng into toward western loudon county and parts of jefferson county in towards west virginia. just a nasty, nasty storm right. no that's really the only game in town. we've got another storm coming in. we're waiting on this line right here. once this line moves in to this area, i expect this to kind of go off into parts of our ar too. if you live back towards the shenandoah valley, watch out. you're going to see strong storm there is over the next couple os h but what else do we have? a chance for heavy rain. and a flash flood watch in effect un

the tweet got the attention of vice president of worldwide operations dave clark. he tweeted back saying just saying thanks for the suggestion. clark also pointed out that customers can track their packages on a map so they know when they will arrive. >>> if your lunchtime cravings have you craving for an impossible burger this afternoon, you may be out of luck. several san francisco restaurants said they're running out of the popular vegan burger. they're being left behind. in a tweet today impossible foods said quote, growth has exceeded expectations. we're ramping up production. >>> the golden state warriors getting a breather before game one of the nba finals next week. the game between toronto and milwaukee is tied up. they will bring it back home to oakland on june 5th and 7th. su ctfrom the last few days. mary lee has our forecast. >> a drier day today as high pressure builds in. i do want to talk about that high surf advisory along the coast, dangerous surf because of the building seas 14 to 16 feet producing breaking waves up to 20 feet. so an increased ri

.>> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk about the weather, pete knows everything, he is right here.>> some places are calling for 30, believe it or not. we will take a look at some of those here. there it is. the valley, 38, a lima valley, 39. and, napa airport at one time dipped to 39, and a little fog came in. low 40s, also penn grove at 41. if it feels colder, it is. we are about nine degrees colder than yesterday at this time. warmer days ahead, not too much but a little bit, we will push some mid-70s, upper 70s to near 80 by friday, then it starts to come back down. if you are heading to the dodgers and giants tonight, it looks pretty good early but that it cools off rapidly. the temperatures dropping quickly at night. we have a northwest flow coming in, in the cold air is taking a plunge into the sierra nevada, northeast california. freeze warning out for may 1. 30s, 40s, 50s for us, we will begin a little bit of a warm- up, there is a slight easterly breeze.

and working with clark gable, jimmy stewart a nd working with clark gable, jimmy stewart and rock hudsonthem where that would at all. she just seem to find the wrong person all the time and, you know, she was, you know, a good wife and she just did what she had to do. on-screen, at least that relationship with rock hudson was one of the great on—screen romances. very much so when they were good friends offscreen. i always said it was too bad she didn‘t marry him even though he was gay. he was a nice guy and he loved her, they a lwa ys nice guy and he loved her, they always had great fun together. mary anne, thank you very much for joining us. oh, well, thank you. 0llie wood legend two has died aged 97. there is more news for you any time on the bbc news website. —— hollywood. hello. well, very settled weather across the uk for the next few days. notjust the uk, but in fact but many parts of western europe. and the outlook — staying warm and sunny. some places will be warmer than others though, across the uk. so this is the picture then through mid week. the highest temperatures will actu

>>stephon clark, 22 oscar grant. >>22 an emotional conversation on the assembly floor wednesday, the focus on a bill originally written in memory of stephon clark, a black man killed by police i struggle with this bill we've got to get it right this time. this law has not been chases 1872 before passing a b 3.92 the bill's author shirley weber stood standing for almost 2 hours as lawmakers discussed problems facing police and the families who lost loved ones to police violence. my biggest concern. >>had unnecessary victims but to we didn't turn the table. and make law enforcement unnecessary victims. this bill is the first step in a number of steps that do talk about race that talk about class talk about bias that talk about fear. >>the bill aims to change language in the law allowing police to use deadly force only when necessary instead of the current standard when reasonable some lawmakers concerned without a concrete definition of necessary this bill might not make a big difference noting district attorneys already way the necessity of police use of force what is it in this bill.

develop infrastructure initiative for america to build into the louisiana purchase, the lewis and clark expedition. he is a canal, the cumberland road, all those kinds of things. 100 years later, teddy roosevelt instituted his infrastructure initiative, the national park service. the green initiative -- the infrastructure initiative in america. so i said we want to give this president the opportunity to do something historic for our country. while there are those in our family who think -- why would you work with him? you know, and basically he is saying why would i work with you if you are investigating, but the fact is something happened there, so i pray for him and i pray for the united states of america. really he walked away. if he ever intended to honor what he said before remains to be seen, but democrats believe in building infrastructure of our country -- mass transit, roads, bridges, broadband into rural america, into underserved areas in our cities, wastewater, clean water infrastructure, the satellite so we can have precision farming -- there are so many needs and we thought

steve clarke has been confirmed as scotland's new head coach in a three year deal.g kilmarnock a day on after leaving kilmarnock a day on after guiding them into third in the scottish premiership. brighton have confirmed they have a new manager after chris hughton was sacked last week. one of tennessee's big stars had been speaking exclusively to the bbc about how motherhood has inherited her career. i'll have more on those stories just after half past. all this week, the bbc‘s "we are middlesbrough" series is focusing on stories from there, hearing what matters to people in the town, and bringing those issues to a wider audience. the stories will be reported across bbc television and radio and on digital. simon mccoy is in middlesbrough for us now. we have been here all day and has seen a we have been here all day and has seen a very we have been here all day and has seen a very much —— we have been here all day and has seen a very much —— scene very we have been here all day and has seen a very much —— scene very much here. it is one of the community, one that is

next we have meredith clark. dr. meredith clark is an assistant professor at the university of virginia where she studies intersections of race, media and power. her more recent work has focused on understanding contextualizing and analyzing the ways that black people have used digital and social media to build counternarratives, to mainstream news narratives. her research has been published in journalism, the journal of social media and society, new media society, and social movement studies. in 2015, she was named one of america's most influential african american by the route 100 list. she's an advisory board member for the project information late rah si at harvard and is currently a co-pi on a grant funded project that helps community-based activists create and maintain digital archives of their online work. finally, we have dr. andre l. brock. dr. brock is an associate professor at georgia tech university. he's an interdisciplinary scholar with an m.a. in english and rhetoric from carnegie mellon university. an

you can never have too muchjuergen clark, sharon stone!ust stay that —— say that! in a moment, all of the latest business news but first the headlines. the world gets its first glimpse of the new royal baby. in a photocall at windsor castle, the duke and duchess of sussex said their baby has the sweetest temperament. gps blame excessive workloads for the first sustained fall in their numbers in 50 years. a falklands war veteran who had his medal taken off him because he was bisexual is planning to sue the ministry of defence. hello, time for a look at the business news this afternoon. accountancy firm kpmg has been fined £5 million and has been severely reprimanded. after admitting misconduct in its audit of the co—operative bank in 2009. regulators said that the accountants failed to exercise sufficient professional scepticism when overseeing the bank‘s accounts. uber drivers in london, birmingham, nottingham and glasgow will protest outside the company‘s offices on today. they‘re striking over pay and working conditions and will be joine

aileen clarke, bbc news.al districts near the capital, colombo. crowds of people torched vehicles and damaged mosques and businesses owned by muslims in the north—western province. the army has warned that stern action will be taken against anyone involved in he riots. the situation has been tense since 250 people were killed in a series of church and hotel bombings on easter sunday. campaigning for the elections to the european parliament has continued today across the uk's 12 electoral regions. earlier today the brexit party held a rally at featherstone in west yorkshire. 0ur political correspondent, alex forsyth was there and sent this update. nigel farage hasjust finished addressing a rally which is happening here in featherstone. it's one of several events he has been carrying out like this up and down the country, notjust nigel farage, who is of course the leader of the newly formed brexit party, but a number of the candidates they have standing in the european elections. and the message from the party

we are back and i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook. we started the hashtag ewearwhitebeforemem >> hey, we can do whatever we want. the weather is all over the place. here we are in white! >> that is right! >>> well, outside the doors this morning 48 here, san francisco in the low 50s as well as livermore. san jose is 52. the winds are generally light. we have high clouds sweeping across the bay area, this ahead of a system that will cool us down for saturday and introduce the possibility of showers sunday, maybe lingering into monday. for today temperatures are expected to be just as nice as where wefor inland locations. 45 degrees in navarro. 51 over concord, 47 in fremont and 47 in sunnyvale. a bit of a chill in the air for inland locations. the clouds out there are high. not seeing a lot of fog, especially at the ground level. the patchy dense fog is staying away at this point. 77 for the afternoon in santa rosa today. 65 in san francisco. low to mid 70s around the bay. low 80s expected inland. 82 the afternoon high in antioch. temp

alan clarke is in no painjust a few days after his operation.liant. you just couldn't fault it. there's no pain to it, it's all natural. lovely. he first had radiotherapy in 2011. the cancer returned. this puts him at greater risk of getting side—effects of radiotherapy. that's why mr clarke's been selected to be the first nhs patient in the uk to be given the gel. two syringes are mixed together, and once injected it sets within seconds like a jelly. it creates a space between the prostate and rectum ofjust over one centimetre. you can see the prostate is here, this grey area's the prostate, and this bit down here is the rectum. and we've created this space, this black area in between the prostate and the rectum and that should mean that the rectum will not get the toxicity from the radiotherapy. this might seem like a small space, but in radiotherapy terms the small space makes a huge difference to the patient‘s quality of life in the long—term. a study of over 200 patients in the united states shows that this treatment reduces erectile dysfun

from aon. >> mike clark. you will see on the content page we presented a renewal summary, we recommended design changes for 2020, and the resulting rate cards, and ultimately asked for your action on a recommendation. you also see in the appendix for reference, there are footnotes to help define terms in the rate cards, glossary of terms, and then to the extent it helps to view the 2019 current year for trio. so today i will present recommendations that include, first of all, approving a renewal proposal of what will be a combined rate increase across the two plans, very specifically to .3% for access plus, and 0.9% for trio. as well as the resulting rate cards that include two recommended plan design enhancements. so the first is based on a blue shield recommendation, which we thank them for bringing to us during the renewal process. the expansion of the availability of certain vaccinations and retail pharmacies, i will describe in detail what those are, and this is expected to deliver about 125,000 annual s

notice how i was just talking about our friends along i-81 in winchester, clark county. every one there starting to dry out. showers right now in the beltway up to frederick and pushing farther east. let's zoom in south where they are picking up some really heavy stuff. how's it going down inth sourn maryland. here are the flood warnings i was talking about. even though we're not seeing a lot of rain back west, the streams still overflowing. this one until 11:15. notice how the bulk has moved out. showers maybe lingering, popping up. ryshing ahead in time, 8:00 a.m., still ve cloudy out there. dry none anything eltheless. i think i'm going to be hopeful and sae we could see sunshin breaking out tomorrow evening. as far as the rain out look goes, u can getthe car washed. go ahead. f go it. monday, tuesday, wednesd, we're dry. thursday we'll start to see thee rain chan increase. scatted showers and our threat foretorms mov in. as far as the top of the workweek goes, you are looking at a dry and peaceful start. planning out your monday, temperatures will start in the 50s. w

this one from joe clark. no reheats allowed.alk about women that way. we are just items, we are just another number, a competition, it‘s so degrading. for who they are. actually, aside from who they are a doesn‘t matter who they are, to talk about women in that way. it‘s disgusting. absolutely. but in terms of who they are, you know, they are role models, they have blue takes on instagram, they are celebrities, in such a small city like worcester. on social media these days it so easy to become a public figure and they are very aware to become a public figure and they are very aware that people look up to them, that‘s their career. and then to be able to talk like that about women is shocking. we learned, i remember learning in my first ever ict lessons in primary school, whatever you put online, it‘s there, whether you think you‘ve deleted it, or your friend whether you think you‘ve deleted it, or yourfriend thinks whether you think you‘ve deleted it, or your friend thinks they have deleted it, it will always be there. why the

happy memorial day. >> i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. hopefully, you can kickback with a cup of coffee or something for awhile. >> you were saying the snow. >> it is unbelievable. >> 33 inches this month. >> crazy. memorial day weekend was the last day for the ski resorts. >> they stay open until august. >>> if you thought yesterday was cool, boy was it ever. they should be closer to 65. oakland was 8 below. 63 in san jose, after 76 this time of year. near gilroy there were pretty good thunderstorms. a third of an inch of rain. santa rosa, 11. then it was lower for many locations including san jose. our low has gone right over us so now visiting las vegas, another 24 degrees day

we are back and i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook.e hashtag ewearwhitebeforemem >> hey, we can do whatever we want. the weather is all over the place. here we are in white! >> that is right! >>> well, outside the doors this morning 48 here, san francisco in the low 50s as well as livermore. san jose is 52. the winds are generally light. we have high clouds sweeping across the bay area, this ahead of a system that will cool us down for saturday and introduce the possibility of showers sunday, maybe lingering into monday. for today temperatures are expected to be just as nice as where wefor inland locations. 45 degrees in navarro. 51 over concord, 47 in fremont and 47 in sunnyvale. a bit