here you immediately notice the big challenges facing cleveland. we are in broad daylight we were threatened by several people and in the hamlington area of ​​middlesbrough it didn't take long for the crime to catch up with us. i always have to carry one of these knives with me to keep myself safe. you should always have a knife with you. i always walk with a knife just to be careful with myself, because in each of these streets you walk, you might find someone with a knife. wife, do you have a knife, no, i don't, he doesn't have a knife because he's always with me, no, no , i don't need a knife, you know what i mean , you've had to use a knife many times, but i'm not proud of it like always. have you ever used a knife? well, it depends . of course, if someone doesn't bother me , i have nothing to do with it, but if someone wants to bother me , i'll attack him sneakily without him seeing me and i'll do my job immediately. it's no problem at all , so what now? you know what i'm doing , i'm shivering from the cold, what do you mean, we're in the midd

here you immediately notice the big challenges facing cleveland. we were threatened in broad daylight by several people in the hamlington area of ​​middlesbrough. it didn't take long for the crime to come to us. i always have to carry one of these knives with me to keep myself safe. you should always have a knife with you. i always walk with a knife just to be careful of myself, because in any of these streets you walk, someone might find you with a knife. do you have a knife too? no, i don't have it, he doesn't have a knife because it's always with me. no, no , i don't need a knife. do you know what i mean? have you ever had to use a knife? many times, but as always, i am not proud of him. when did you use a knife? well, it depends. of course, if someone doesn't bother me, i have nothing to do with them. but if someone wants to bother me , i will attack him sneakily without him seeing me and i will do my job immediately. it is not a problem at all. so what are you doing now? you know what i'm doing, i'm shivering from the cold. what do you mean we

because cleveland police forces are not doing their job properly.here are 10-year-old children who take naps because of drug use. we are not going to arrest them. police help it won't hurt you much because the police aren't really interested. social institutions are not really interested in helping. we and the local community members worked together to do something about it. the police does nothing, that's why i was robbed 7 times. one of the most important roles of the journalist profession , especially when it comes to public security, is to inquire about the matter from the authorities. over the past three months, we 've had repeated requests to speak with the cleveland police, but the force has said it's too busy to speak with several media outlets in the days leading up to our arrival. police and commissioner the criminal district finally agreed to an interview. steve turner was elected to this position on behalf of the conservative party in the 2021 election. he is facing another election this year and was eager to say what he has done to impr

here you immediately notice the big challenges facing cleveland. we were threatened by several people in broad daylight and in the hamlington area of ​​middlesbrough it didn't take long for the crime to catch up with us. i have one of these to keep myself safe. you should always have a knife with you. i walk with a knife all the time, just to be careful of myself, because in any of these alleys where you walk, someone might find someone with a knife and hit you. you also have a knife, no, i don't have that knife. no, because i don't need a knife all the time i don't have it, you know what i mean , you've had to use a knife many times, but as always , i'm not proud of it. when did you use a knife? well, it depends. of course, if no one bothers me, i have nothing to do with it, but if someone wants to bother me. do it, i 'll sneak up on him without him seeing me and i'll do my job right away, no problem at all, so what are you doing now, you know what i'm doing , i'm shivering, what do you mean, we're making a deal , it's rude to face me this man cau

which is why i applaud what cleveland has done. we did something similar with the american rescue plan act, recognizing so many lost their jobs, needed to be upscaled. we created a program called training for jobs that was a pilot that did exactly that. train people for trades, construction, manufacturing careers, but recognizing that where folks are, many of them needed support, financial support, childcare support, transportation to the apprenticeship. train for jobs became a model program in which we provided the social supports for people to stay in training to ultimately get that career. that knowledge we use to create a sales tax initiative called san antonio ready to work, which has now become the largest municipal investment in workforce development in our nations history. basically taking that model where we pull together all the community supports that are necessary to keep a person in a training program. i will give you a snapshot of what this program is doing. with the help of the department of labor, helping us fund th

ron nirenberg, and cleveland mayor justin bibb. it is about one hour, 10 minutes. >> hello, city leaders. thank you so much for joining us. welcome to the center of democracy with the mayors hub. we appreciate your partnership. we are so happy to have you join us today. i am phoenix mayor kate gallego. i have the pleasure of serving as president of this fine organization. i am joined by many of our board members who you will get to hear from today. today we are celebrating a lot things. the second day of our historic convention. we are celebrating, for this particular panel, infrastructure and our partnerships with labor, so thank you to the great partners who build america and build america cities. we will hear some wonderful stories today. [applause] we have great mayors in the room. we want to start by recognizing those mayors. we will go from your left to right, row by row. if you would stand up and say your name, city. we will start with michigan. >> [inaudible] [applause] >> connecticut. [applause] >> little rock, arkansas. [

do you feel safe in cleveland now? no not really. do you think the police are corrupt? cut off corrupt, why do you think they need to bring the special forces here because the cleveland police forces are not doing their job properly , here are 10 year olds who are taking naps because of drug use, we are not going to arrest them , the police are not going to help you much. because the police he is not really interested. the social institutions are not really interested in helping. we and the members of the local community tried together to do something about this. nothing is being done. that is why i have been robbed 7 times of the most important parts of my journalistic career , especially when speaking of public safety, it is a matter of asking the authorities. over the past three months , we have had repeated requests to speak with the cleveland police, but the force said that considering that it had spoken to several media a few days before our arrival, it was very busy, but the police and the district crime commissioner finally agreed to the interview steve turner w

here you immediately notice the big challenges facing cleveland. we were threatened by several people in broad daylight and in the hamlington area of ​​middlesbrough it didn't take long for the crime to catch up with us. i always have to carry one of these knives with me to keep myself safe. always have a knife with you. do you have a knife? no, i don't. he doesn't have a knife because he always has it with me. no, i don't need a knife. you know what i mean. you have used a knife many times, but as always, i am not proud of it. when did you use a knife? well, it depends. of course, if someone does not bother me, i have nothing to do with it, but if someone wants to bother me, i will do it without him seeing. i attack him with a check and immediately do my work, no problem at all. so what are you doing now? you know what i'm doing , i'm shivering from the cold. what do you mean we are trading now. i was shocked when i was faced with this man's arrogance, and once this man told us without the presence of the camera that he himself sold drugs. does no

cleveland is a legacy american city. one of those i would love water service lines and because the bipartisan infrastructural work with the union labor to replace almost every lead water service line and all of her daycare centers in cleveland, ohio. [applause] in the early 1950s cleveland was a fifth largest city in america worth roughly 2 million people in the m urban core right now we have roughly 40000 we've had to reimagine our built infrastructure and streets. we have usedts money for the bipartisan infrastructure bill to not have real dollars have complete and greenstreet more biplanes. we have eliminated parking minimums and our high frequency core doors. those investments have created a foundation in north america. because i believe i don't care if you live in a wealthy white neighborhood are downtown or eastside or west side of my city issue of high-quality transit, a job you can walk to and a grocery store that sells fresh fruits and vegetables within 15 minutes. these investments have donee that. >> before wr

, ohio at the cleveland hotel. everybody in the world that loves yo-yo, that's good at it. that thinks it's cool, that knows what it's about. it's going to be here. >> almost 30 countries are being represented this week in cleveland, as hundreds compete to be able to say they are the number one yo yoer on the planet. >> if you're the world yo-yo champion, you can pretty much write your own ticket as long as the only thing on that ticket is getting free yo yos. >> the lookout to do so, you would have to compete with last year's champs, south korean teenage sensation meir kim. >> i mean, what am i even looking at? >> right now? >> i've been yo yoing for about 30 years or so. >> some of the folks there have been yo yoing longer than the reigning champ has been alive, and event organizers estimate that thousands will also be in attendance to meet fellow yo yo ers. get free tips from the best in the world and shop. >> i'm going to go crazy. i'm buying everything i can. >> some of these light up with the leds or is that

+ community center of greater cleveland and the legal aide society of cleveland.ou're great partners and thanks for being here today. up next on the 23rd we'll hear from kate borders, the president of university circle incorporated. later on in the month on tuesday, august 27, we're hosting a free forum at the happy dog about the redistricting amendment that's going to be on your ballot in november, the former supreme court justice marine o'connor will be there along with others talking about that amendment that will be moderated by nick comes tell. you can learn about all the forums@citycluborg. check it out. it brings us to the end of our forum and thank you once again, assistant secretary. than ♪ >> next stop for a c-span's coverage of this summer's party conventions, we had to chicago for the democratic national convention. watch live beginning monday as the party puts forward its presidential nominee. we talk about the administration's track record and its vision for the next four years as they fight to retain the white house. the democratic national conventi

now because of the infrastructure law, cleveland will get 60 new railcars. we know the u.s. lacks a passenger rail that the economic powers have and we are changing that. we are seeing construction to improve rail service like akron metro. it is the new maintenance facility and the new amtrak station we know the crucial manufacturing in the modern infrastructure is driven by information technologies and computers are the products of american design and ingenuity. they come to depend on other countries for their production. 90% of the chips we invented are made overseas alarmingly, china is trying to become dominant. we wrote the chips and sciences act to change that trajectory. it allows us to build manufacturing in -- and are growing our economies. in the past three years we have added 670,000 construction jobs. think about that. this is the way to start. hiring is expected to pick up more in the coming years. more and more projects will get underway. that does not take into account the jobs throughout the manufacturing supply chain because we make sure these laws, the firs

cleveland police says the disorder was — bandwagon.order was linked _ bandwagon. cleveland police says the disorder was linked to _ bandwagon. cleveland police says the disorder was linked to a _ bandwagon. cleveland police says the disorder was linked to a protest - disorder was linked to a protest linked to the knife attack on children on monday. they say arrests were made for public order and affray. peter harris, bbc news. more than 100 people have been arrested in a protest in central london following that knife attack and subsequent riot in southport. police clashed with protesters on whitehall, close to downing street, during a demonstration. the met say the conditions placed on the protest had been breached. 0ur political correspomndent harry farley has more on this.. really quite ugly protest here in westminster last night, flares launched at the gates of downing street on whitehall, as you say, and at a statue of winston churchill, the former wartime prime minister as well. police say more than 100 people were arrested here i

here you immediately notice the big challenges facing cleveland. we were threatened in broad daylight by several people and in the hemlington area of ​​middlesbrough it was not long before mr. it came to us. i always have to carry one of these knives with me to keep myself safe you should always have a knife with you. i always walk with a knife just to be careful with myself because in any of these streets you walk, someone with a knife might find you and hit you. you also have a knife. no , i don't need a knife, you know what i mean , you have had to use a knife many times, but as always, i am not proud of him , when did he use a knife , the insolence of facing this man made me shocked and once this man told us without the presence of the camera that he does not sell drugs, but children there are those who sell these materials to him. this is not unusual, and now with technology it is easier than ever to target young people. crime is no longer limited to the streets, but has also become online. within minutes i was able to find drug dealers based

indeed, cleveland police force _ middlesbrough. indeed, cleveland police force say _ middlesbrough.esbrough. indeed, cleveland police force say they are _ middlesbrough. indeed, cleveland| police force say they are continuing to face scenes of violence in middlesbrough, however, they have managed toer rest 14 people. as you say in the footage just there that teesside university had had smashed windows and door, i have seen footage of young guys, young boys with their faces covered, going round the town, side streets round the town, throwing brings and stones into people's homes an car, a number of cars have been set alight, as you said earlier, wheelie bins have been set alight and people seem to be the target again where they are having objects thrown at them, bricks, bottles, can, anything that people can get their hands on. and bottles, can, anything that people can get their hands on.— can get their hands on. and this issue with _ can get their hands on. and this issue with people _ can get their hands on. and this issue with people covering - can get their hands on. and this is

joey: jason, you pitched in cleveland and you're in cleveland today.ts the great veterans and support throughout the whole city and in our community there's not a better city. i know a lot of people will say their city is the best and i grew up in arizona and i stayed in cleveland for the sole purpose to help and give back to the row responders. joey: that's awesome. thank you for what you're doing and for your family and service and thank you for joining us this morning. i'm excited. >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much for your time. joey: yes, sir. visit vf rfoundation.org for more information and we'll all tune in to watch that game. end of beniffer. the real reason why. plus, give me more, universal pictures acquired the rights to turn brittney spears best selling memoir and new harry and meghan interview tomorrow claiming meghan wears clothing from smaller i did sign houses. that's all in rachel's pop culture roundup with jimmy failla. ♪ ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪

borja: segÚn un estudio de la clÍnica cleveland, este componente activan las plaquetas y dicen puede >> en estos paquetes de azÚcar, baja en calorÍas que puede decir en natural, stevia, splenda natural, o todas estas marcas natural, o masas sanas, se agregÓ para darle textura. es un alcohol que tambiÉn ayuda a que funcione como azÚcar, y llega al cerebro y da la sensaciÓn de azÚcar, pero lo que encontraron en cleveland es que ayuda que se liberen mÁs plaquetas, por lo tanto hacen un trombo y este tramo pueden generar muchos tramos, en pulmones, eventos cardiovasculares, puede propiciar ataques al corazÓn, todos estos podrÍan generar muchos problemas. aileen: son todas las marcas que son estos sustitutos de azÚcar, aquÍ la recomendaciÓn es que de plano no se consuman o sÍ, pero en una dosis moderada o quÉ otra cosa podÍa usarse para reemplazar el azÚcar? >> les recomiendo voltear las cajas de todo estos y que no tenga ninguno. la idea es esa, que no tenga ningÚn alcohol agregado para que no tengamos riesgos de trombos en el cuerpo. vamos a ir al supermercado y vamos a estar mirando, e

it's friday, august 16 and i am nigamanth sridhar provost at cleveland's cleveland state university atember of the board of trustees. today it is my honor to welcome our speaker kathryn lehman assistant secretary for civil rights of the u.s. department of education. the office of civil rights or ocr enforces federal civil rights laws in schools as was the recipients of department of education federal funding throughout the nation. it is all case investigations bush policy resources and provides school and committee technical assistance. in the recent report ocr reported the highest volume of civil rights complaints in its history. and it shows no signs of slowing. there are manyer explanations fr this increase including rising partisan tensions, the israel-hamas war, and attacks on lgbtq+ rights, particularly in colleges and universities. today, we will do more about work being done to ensure all students have equal access to education. our speaker, this afternoon, assistant secretary lehman, was nominated by president barack obama in june 2013 and was unanimously confirmedwa i the sen

it is cleveland's turn. >> cleveland's turn?rn. >> good for cleveland. >> it was good. >> cleveland's great. >> they got a new stadium coming. >> ask lebron james. he loves cleveland. >> new stadium, $2 billion stadium coming. cleveland. we should do the show from cleveland. why don't we ever do the show from somewhere else? >> we used to. >> why do you and i sit here? >> i don't know. >> why don't we just wake up in cleveland and do a damn show? >> i would love to do a show from somewhere else. i don't think these days -- >> these are -- oh, because of cable? >> we got to pay for that nba contract, my friend. they may take the desk away entirely. >> would that save $35? >> whatever it does. >> if that saves $35, we should do it. >> whatever we need to do to pay for the nba. speaking of the nba, warner bros. discovery is suing the nba, remember that coverage, of course, the stock is dow down 11%. i wanted to come back to this, jim, because we talked about the quarter there. there's always these rumblings, could there be an activ

you are here in cleveland, you can walk across the street. our office is literally across the street and some of the best investigators in the business are right there so you can go and get help if you need it and you can call us, but you don't have to have a lawyer, it's not a very honest form, we will work with you to understand what your concerns are and weu will openn investigation if we have a jurisdiction. nationwide of the increase of violence towards lgbtq plus students has there been any work done in adding gender identity and sexual orientation to civil rights protection in schools. >> yes. the members of congress have considered legislation that wouldth be explicit about the inclusion of sexual indication and gender identity and federal civil rights protection we also in the regulations that we just issued wrote in the regulations, we were regulating which protects against sex discrimination and we wroteul fr the first time in regular that discrimination on the base of sexhe and we've been joined in ohio from enforcing in the state

cleveland police said officers had detained a further 14 people in connection with the disorder.f august. and sir keir starmer has condemned the violent scene at notting hill carnival, which left 61 police officers injured. the prime minister says i was very clear about the 2011 riots, which had about the 2011 riots, which had a different genesis to the recent riots. but he added i will condemn anyone using violence. that's as a man has been charged with attempted murder over the stabbing of a mother at notting hill carnival. 20 year old shaquille tebow has appeared in court charged with the attempted murder of 32 year old cher maximum. she's in a coma after losing 20 units of blood in a life threatening condition. two other men have been charged in relation to the same incident. the three men are brothers and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. more from me in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alert

cleveland j just got on the bandwagon.knife attack on children in southport on monday. they say arrests were made for public order and affray. peter harris, bbc news. in central london more than 100 people were arrested following the knife attack and the riot in southport. police clashed with protesters on whitehall, which is close to downing street, and during one of those demonstrations the metropolitan police said the conditions placed on the protest had been breached. our political correspondent harry farleyjoins us now. tell us more about those protests in london and we will get on to discuss the meeting later on in downing street with the prime minister. ., , , in downing street with the prime minister. . , , , ., , , minister. really quite ugly protests here in westminster _ minister. really quite ugly protests here in westminster last _ minister. really quite ugly protests here in westminster last night. - here in westminster last night. flares launched at the gates of downing street of whitehall, as you say. polic

that is actually the second time that cleveland police have arrested an 11—year—old.n into the riots in hartlepool this summer, so that is 211—year—olds, and at this stage neither of them has been charged. the bbc is tracking all of the cases linked to this summer's disorder as they go through the courts. we have identified more than 200 adults who have already been convicted and sent to prison as part of their sentence. the longest sentence anyone has got to six years. the average sentence is about two years. among the children that have actually pleaded guilty but haven't yet been sentenced, two, 12—year—old boys and a 13—year—old girl, but it is not just kids. of the more than 500 people that have been charged, around one in ten over the age of 50, the oldest 81.— 50, the oldest 81. daniel, thank ou. at least nine people have died in the biggest israeli military operation in the occupied west bank for 20 years. last month, the international court ofjustice ruled that israel's continued occupation of the area, captured in 1967, breached international law. violence h

these idiots are all on camera and cleveland police will. camera and cleveland police will make the determination of them. they are going to face the consequences of their actions and they will regret it bitterly because of the courts will come down on these yobs, these dogs, like a tonne of bricks, and they are going to bitterly regret they are going to bitterly regret the day they thought this was such a good idea, and they are going to have to look the people of middlesbrough in the eye and explain why it is they decided to destroy our community and attack our own people. we are a harmonious place, we have a long history of people working together, living together. sorry to jump in, working together, living together. sorry tojump in, i want to working together, living together. sorry to jump in, i want to find working together, living together. sorry tojump in, i want to find out a little bit more about what could have been done to prevent this, because you say that this is something that responsibility lies, but what could have been done to stop this happening because there will be people in

get paid now and go play for reportedly cleveland or the patriots, possibly missing post season. or play out this season, make $14 million, and go to the super bowl. this aiyuk saga has ramped up over the last 24 hours. the 49ers are still listening on trade offers and reportedly like what new england and cleveland have to offer. but does aiyuk, want to sign there long term? if not, we are right back where we started. >> and you are always disappointed when you can't keep a hold of all your players or it is not going exactly right. i don't like losing anybody, so that is why i'm hoping it does work out here. >> all right, so with or without aiyuk, the 49ers will play at the tennessee titans saturday right here on kpix, a 4:00 kick. >> the game will go on and the next man up. thank you. >>> turning now to the fire watch, representing a new threat in the sierra foothills. today they upgraded some evacuation orders and that is more than 13 times the size of the city of san francisco. as of this morning, containment remains at 34%. >>> and how experienced firefighters could help make

>> that's right, in cleveland. they started out together in cleveland.a comedy album together. and they did a lot of -- they worked at a television station where they could get i think the cheaper time. so they did some late-night stuff. and that's where ernie started his show called gulardi, which for people from cleveland was a big deal. for us in l.a. it was elvira or mystery science theater 3000. but it was taking pretty bad b movies, horror movies, and he had this character named gulardi who had this very big mustache and a long beard. this was i think late '60s. >> rupaul: wow. >> it was very ahead of its time, very funny. started doing that. and when he came out to l.a. with tim, he became the announcer for the carol burnett show. >> rupaul: that's right. and did some of the skits too. amazing growing up in a show business family like that. how would you not? i love it. i just love you so much. >> i love you so much. and i really tried hard not to fan girl too hard when i met you the first time where i forced you to embrace me backstage. we were a

i know you have been hearing from lorenzo at cleveland-cliffs with some frequency. >> yeah. >> therernight that we should get to. this is an interesting situation, in part because you've got a stock in the 30s where there's a $55 a shared by -- not bid, deal from nippon steel. japan's steel champion, so to speak. and this is what we got. they're going to add -- remember, i talked about this when we spoke about it a few days ago. >> of course. >> another $1.3 billion in incremental investment. they said we're going to -- $1.4 billion, but that's just for sort of keeping things going, so to speak. the $1.3 billion is a billion for the mon valley works, at least, to increase capacity for high-grade steel to make the plant more efficient, talking about something that was built in 1938, i think, or completed in '38. and then also in gary, indiana, another $300 million. that's a $1.3 billion investment, the idea being for nippon to say, hey, we're here for the long-term. we're putting money into these facilities to show we expect them to operate for many, many years to come. and therefore,

actually slelco is a big player in the market that cleveland-lives is not strong.inless electrical steels, stel. co is in the commodity side of the business so fills a void in our portfolio and we do not have any problems in clearing antitrust or anything like that. >> excellent. >> we'll be done way before the end of the year. >> another deal that i think you're not a big fan of. nippon steel buying letter x. u.s. feel which initially you wanted to buy and reference it and talk about it. mike pompeo has an interesting piece in "the journal" and may be damaged goods. he's obviously at the forefront of trying to get this deal done. do you think he'll have success when current president biden and potential president trump are saying this one is dead in the water? >> look, there are very few things that can unite both sides. the opposition to that nippon steel deal is one of the very few. neither the harris side nor the trump side would support anything related to the nippon steel deal. that said, mike pompeo being a paid supporter of the deal just signed off not to b

there's been some damage near cleveland to bloomington. even some flash flooding over parts of the carolinas are reserve so that line is going ops to move across i-80 tomorrow. binghamton, scranton, up to albany get impacted. the i-95 corridor, still could have some downpours and damaging winds. the two-week pause in tranquility in the tropics coming to an end. even if it's not named will soak parts of louisiana and texas into next week. there are more storms in the central atlantic. we may have francine over the weekend. no surprise here as we hit the peak of the tropical season. >> whit: rough holiday weekend ahead for many, lee, thanks so much. >>> turning to what the columbus blue jackets hockey calling an unmay be tragedy. hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver while riding bicycles in new jersey. the incident just hours before they were to be groomsmen for their sister's wedding. here's abc's ike ejiochi. >> reporter: tonight, a horrific tragedy. nhl star johnny gaudreau and his younger brother matthew struck and killed by a susp

the cleveland, ohio station initiated. the plan to relieve midtown traffic congestion in new haven, connecticut a local station was responsible for getting a ramshackle school rebuilt in many communities. radio points the way. we all know. importance of education. and so even at the expense of a tax increase, we owe it to ourselves and our children to build a new school in the latham's. fight against cancer. red cross drive. somebody dying and a rare blood is needed. radio. the rescue. this is an urgent appeal for type negative blood. we've come to take for granted countless services performed by radio like broadcasting, traffic bulletins. but we'd be lost without reporters in helicopters. get a bird's eye view of traffic conditions and relay them to the crawling. traffic is heavy. with up to one hour delays on all major highways leading to the city. but it is moving on secondary roads. three and nine a. out of the tangle into the clear. radio also acts your community bulletin board. this is your and a big community bullet

joining me now is terrell county, texas, sheriff that'd cleveland.hey, good morning, maria. thank you for having me back and, first of all, it's nothing more than political rhetoric. we're almost at the election time, and this administration has taken token efforts the last two months, again, the last two months they've taken these efforts to make it look like that they're actually doing something on the border. but what about the last three and a half years? these are steps they should have taken three and a half years ago. maria: i'm wonnerring if they're doing this just to get illegals to the vote. was that the whole point the whole time? ben weingarten writes this in a piece called the battle lines of 2024's epic struggle: more than a dozen jurisdictions run by democrats including washington, d.c. and several adjacent maryland municipalities allow noncitizens to vote in some local applications. industries not only permits noncitizens to vote, but appointed one to its election commission. how likely is that? >> you know, maria, even though we know

burned out by the side of a road, this is the wreckage of a cleveland police car set alight on a night riot officers. by nightfall, town centre streets were sealed off by police with shields as they moved to restore order. windows had been pushed through, a shop to those who live nearby.— who live nearby. people were... near the senator _ who live nearby. people were... near the senator protesting - near the senator protesting about what has happened. those poor unfortunate little girls and people who try to protect them. but i thinkjust the majority of them got on the bandwagon unfortunately. they just got on the bandwagon. cleveland police say the disorder followed a protest link to the knife attack on children in southport on monday fourth top they say arrests were made for public order and afraid. peter harris, bbc news. on other news. the uk culture secretary,sslisa nandy, has called for a meeting with the bbc�*s director general after the former news presenter, huw edwards, admitted to making indecent images of children. he continued to be paid until his resignation in april, eve

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i would like to praise the excellent work of cleveland police and dealing with the disorder particularly to a difficult situation. they have secured key evidence against multiple offenders, which has assisted us greatly against those involved. we will continue to work closely with our police partners in responding swiftly and rashly to any activity threatening the safety of the communities that we share server, our message is clear: we are ready to push for the strongest possible sentences involved in violent unrest. those foolish enough to partake in this activity will likely face prison sentences and a permanent criminal record. thank you. permanent criminal record. thank ou. , ., you. this morning, the prime minister said _ you. this morning, the prime minister said he _ you. this morning, the prime minister said he will- you. this morning, the prime minister said he will hold - you. this morning, the prime - minister said he will hold another emergency cobra meeting with police leaders to discuss the upcoming days. he has been speaking to the media after a visit to a mosque in solihu

host: mike, cleveland, ohio, a veteran. caller: good morning. firstly, i would like to say, i'm a former marine. anyway, as i understand, there is a bill going through the united states senate concerning pain pills and the use of opioids. as it stands right now, any veteran with chronic injuries cannot receive any pain medication, and it actually had someone at the v.a. look at me and say, if you are not dying, we cannot help you get no pills, ok? as i understand it, there is a bill going to the senate to correct that. do you know the bill? guest: we will certainly look into it. we are actively involved and help pass over 150 laws, and about five have focused on mental health and strengthening our mental health opportunities, not only for veterans but americans. we are facing a mental health crisis, suicide rates have spiked the last 15 years and other indicators of it. one bill led by a marine who i served with i went to school with and is a member of the caucus help pass the national suicide hotline and also prostate bill that helps create mor

i mean, that is so true in cleveland, you still had lots of the former bush administration, people i could name all the people who were there like it was just like it was so empty and this milwaukee was raucous and joyful and it was it was fully complete. >> the terms. >> right. but the point is it's a foe unity because what you saw in milwaukee was at all the people like john who had principles were all purged from the party and had no place there and that includes people with decades of political experience who ran washington under multiple republican administrations. who have no place now in a trump world which is so scary that people like me who follow really closely how government operates. i mean, that's really what i'm talking about in terms of the difference like cleveland, you still had people who were optimistic that if trump won, that there might be some embracing of even folks who maybe hadn't, who hadn't really been in his corner, none of that what happened and in fact, his own cabinet and most of the people work for him. none of them showed up to support him. they're al