cole of oklahoma, mr. messer of indiana, mr. jones of north carolina, and mr. bella of texas be removed as co-sponsors of h.r. 6774. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20 the chair will postpone further proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote or the yeas and nays are order or votes are objected to under clause 6 of rule 20678 the house will resume proceedings on postponed questions at a later time. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek are recognition? >> i move to suspend the rules and agree to the resolution h.r. 1082 providing for the condition curns by the house in the senate amendments to h.r. 302 with amendments. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the resolutionings. the clerk: house resolution 1082, prvide -- providing for concurrence by the house in the senate amendment to h.r. 302 with an amendment. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. members in the back of the chamber, please remove conversation from the f

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cole: mr. speaker, yesterday the rules committee met and reported a rule for consideration of the conference report of h.r. 6157, the department of defense and labor health and human services and education appropriations act of 2019 and continuing appropriations act 2019 and for an additional resolution, h.r. 1071. the rule provides for one hour of debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking member of the appropriations committee. mr. speaker, the appropriations package in front of us represents the second of what will likely be several appropriations packages to fully fund the government for fiscal year 2019. this represents the first time in more than 10 years that congress will send more than one final appropriations bill to the president for signature before the beginning of the fiscal year. in years past, we've relied strongly on omnibus spending bills to fund the government but now with the hard work done by both sides of the aisle and in both houses of congress, we're

cole says parents should show real life stories like this to their kids and should never feel bad about checking their phones without warning. >> that's the part that parents miss is that it is not private. if you're monitoring your child's social media account and you see inappropriate picture, so does the rest of the world. >> reporter: in addition tone random p checks, dr. cole says designated public charging stations, restridevices in the room at bed time, and create a contract between you and you child with realistic rules. free downloads are available at commonense media.org. in shannon lee's house, having a phone is a privilege. >> we have rules with the kids, just in terms ofhey're not le to be on their devices during dinner. >> reporter: she also used parental controls and timers to monitor activity.ft re like mspy, web watcher and net nanny can track things like text messages and social media. dr. cole says the biggest line f defense, educating your child. >> make sure your children are aware, there is no delete button on theinternet. one picture can stop them from getting int

your response, juan cole? >> i am a critic of the human rights conditions under this regime in iran, but you have to admit that rouhani has a point. trump has made white nationalism a key element, and open elements, of american policy both foreign policy and domestic. dismissively of many of the countries in the world that are struggling to develop as poor, and he has implemented policies in the united states a clearly our race-based and has spoken dismissively of minorities. one of the reasons back in the 1960's that the u.s. government was so nervous about the civil rights movement was that they were afraid enemies of the u.s. and especially the c communists, would take advantage of the back of jim crow and the racist regime in the united states to turn the world against the country. and i think we're at a juncture where this threats is there again. that is to say, much of the world is in the category that trump looks down on. and iran has had a kind of third worldist foreign policy, and it is going to use t

cole? thanks cole. thanks cole. cole?waikiki beach.. now from waikiki beach.. cole? thanks cole.ash on sb 101 after 80. the two left lane are closed. traffic is jammed from wb 80 onto the bay bridge and through the tunnel. traffic alert for an accident in suol on nb 680 at 84.bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 changes in temperatures from the past few days will be noticeable today as highs fall out of the 80's inland and back into the 70's for these same areas. along the pacific shore temperatures will be seen as just slightly cooler while along the bay cooler weather as highs peak in the 60's and 70's. skies will remain primarily clear and dry just as we've seen through the weekend and the start of the week. ( darya ) for parents... keeping kids safe while heading to school is a top priority. a newly released study shows that some school zones in the bay area pose high threats when it comes to traffic and safety. "zendrive" recently studied 125-thousand schools across the country looking at school

brilliant performance byjoe cole. performance byjoe cole. director made a movie i reviewed a while agoog. while ago called johnny mad dog. again, it is all to do with the atmosphere. atmosphere. you feel like you are in this situation with him. this situation with him. almost smell a movie, you can almost feel the environment? feel the environment? thought it was a very impressive if rather difficult film. 0k. ok. choose for best out next week, because what a cracking selection! because what a cracking selection! there is so much good stuff in cinemas. cinemas. in which there are this many good and diverse films to choose from. and diverse films to choose fromm is lovely. that is the joy of cinema. cinema. and the little stranger isn't that scary, i'm sorry! isn't that scary, i'm sorry! but i was very stressed for the whole film! whole film! was sensational, but god, i was stressed! stressed! sympathy for me on twitter about this. thank you very much, mark. let's see what you find ex—week. a cracking week. cracking week. all our previous programmes are run iplayer. —— are on iplayer. m

sheriff's detective howard cole was sent in pursuit. >> it was believed that quinn gray's cell phoneeing tracked to an area west of orlando. >> but something had gone wrong. before tracing the calls, investigators had to get a judge's approval. and in the rush to fill out the proper paperwork, someone made a small, but critical error. >> when they actually went to get the order signed by a judge, what was typed into the actual affidavit and order, the numbers were transposed. >> so somebody put the wrong phone number in? >> human error. >> so the phone you were following wasn't quinn's phone? >> correct. >> how long did you follow that other phone. >> all day saturday. >> and suddenly what investigators thought were solid leads from quinn's cell phone simply vanished. >> when you realized you were following the wrong cell phone, what? >> my hair was on fire. my hair was on fire. i thought how can something like this happen and we were really back to square one, who are we looking for? we had no idea. >> the rest of saturday went by with no word from quinn or the kidnappers. meanwhile

congressman cole joins me now. congressman, thank you for being here tonight.t's good to see crow. i want to pick up on what we were just showing there and lisa mayer mentioned this, a poll was floated to the top of voter's minds. and you also told "the times" about the president's associates, as we saw michael cohen, manafort. quote, when there's a lot of smoke there may well be fire. anybody who says this is not disturbing is not being honest. and you go onto say your advice to any candidate is keep your powder dry, you don't know enough to have a reaction you can still defend three months from now. now, first of all, do you think there is corruption among the president's inner circle? >> if you're talking about his inner circle as president, no. in terms of is it disturbing when a former campaign chairman is convicted of crimes -- now, in his case they were crimes that predate his association with the president, yeah that's disturbing. when it's your personal lawyer that's plead, that's disturbing. so i think in a situation like that and as information is un

cole: mr. speaker, this is a necessary step to continue to move the fiscal year twinte appropriations process forward -- 2019 appropriations process forward under regular order. on june 28, the house passed defense7, the f.y. 2019 appropriations bill, by a vote of 359-49. the senate took up that bill and added the labor-h.h.s. appropriations bill and has now sent h.r. 6157 back to the house. with the appointment of these conferees, the house and the senate may begin to resolve the differences with the goal of passing h.r. 6157 before the end of the fiscal year. as such, i strongly support this motion. with that, mr. speaker, i'll reserve the balance of my time. or i'll yield back the balance of my time and move the previous question on the motion. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the previous question is ordered. the question is on the motion offered by the gentleman from oklahoma. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the motion is

israeli jets conducted as strikes in the taqiyya province following the cole the russian it was when he received an order to move south and exit the supposed to target zone with such short notice the russian plane was unable to reach a safe area eleven minutes after the attack began syrian air defenses started firing missiles already in combat position at twenty one fifty nine one of the f. sixteen started to maneuver towards the coast and approach the ill twenty series and defense systems registered the maneuver as the start of another attack and opened fire be able to when she was hit by a missile and four minutes later disappeared from radar russia believes it was the actions of the israeli jets that put the old twenty at immense risk as a. pilot was aware the russian planes would be a three hundred ten times they notified israel when israel bombed syria russia never shot down israeli jets or missiles even when they pose the danger to russian personnel at israel's request russia tore up a deal to sell syria s. three hundred ad defense systems which would have made israeli air raid

because he doesn't really like going out of the house or talking to the media and he's called tim coles and he is obsessive and brilliant at breaking down these tedious government documents and academic rationales for for often quite unpleasant british foreign policy and he asked me if i could be part of not just promoting the promoting that by actually making that making that but a kind of an accessible piece of work so really he's the expert there british foreign policy isn't my primary areas just something i'm very interested in because i'm british and i don't always want to be just bashing the americans all the time frankly because as tim says actually we've got responsibility for our our country america's got responsibility for their eyes and it's also easy for us this kind of liberal left wing brits to sell us all the americans for oh it's the israelis who are doing that well actually no a lot of the time it's britain that is doing bad things we are causing. however many deaths around the world and there are things that we could do about that through through exposing it through th

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eric cole said parents should show real-life stories like this to their kids and should never feel bad about checking their phones without warning. >> that's p thet that parents miss is that it's not private. if you're monitoring your ild's social media account and you see an inappropriate picture, s o does the rest the world. >> reporter: in addition to random phone checks,ed design public charging station, restrict devices in the room at bedtime andreate a contract between you and your child with realistic rules. free downloads are available at commonsensemedia.org. in shannon lee's house, having a phone i a privilege. >> we have rules with theids just in terms that they're not able to be on their devices during dinner. >> reporter: the lees also use parental controls and timers to monitor activit software mike norton family, web watcher and net nanny block the bad stuff and can track things like te messages and social media. but dr. cole says the biggestne f defense, educating your child. >> make sure your children are aware there is no delete butt on the internet. one picture can s

. >> ian cole explains how they're talking and taking the headlines and using it as a teaching method. >> reporter: the allegations against brett kavanaugh sparking conversations, especially with parents of highschoolers. >> the more we talk about it, the more it's easier to talk about, and i think the more people have courage to come forward. >> basically how to like deal with that, right, if they see it or see it happening and how to express your feelings. >> reporter: recognizing the issues, santa clara county education leaders sent this letter to all 31 superintendents, urging them to lead conversations and create a culture of open dialogue within our schools and communities about safe and healthy relationships, proper conduct, investigations, and reporting structures. >> that it would be important to raise some awareness and work with our school districts to make sure that they're ready to help any child and family feel safe in our schools and in our community. >> reporter: an effort parents agree with, including one who thinks kids in this day of the me too movement are more ope

let's bring in nbc's bay area ian cole. >> reporter: christine blasey ford wants the terms to be fair before she testifies. she doesn't want to be in the same room as kavanaugh and wants to go second in the senate hearing. >> i'm not saying anything about anybody else, but i want to tell you that brett kavanaugh is one of the finest human beings you will have the privilege of knowing or meeting. >> reporter: the president supporting his supreme court pick but not addressing professor christine blasey ford's claim that kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when the two were teenagers in maryland. to she will testify but not on monday and her lawyers say only if they can agree on tms are fair and witch ensure her safety. tonight nbc news first obtain the emate lawyer sent asking for certain conditions including whether the senate judiciary committee will agree that the nominee not be present during dr. ford's testimony. kavanaugh categorically denies the allegation and spend a third day at the white house preparing to testify monday. >> i do hope that more time is taken beyond monday to just

the uss cole bombing? rep. davidson: the uss cole in 2000 and we did not really respond aggressively to that. there were a lot of warning signs. in 1999, when i was deciding to get out, we still have not really figured out what we would do after the cold war. i get out, got into manufacturing. that is what i was doing when speaker boehner resigned. he resigned in september 2015. like most of you, i was probably wondering, looking, i wonder who will succeed boehner? who will be the speaker, and who will be our back -- next member of congress? by october, i had your traditional candidates, that filed right away. maybe they had already thought about it, saw the opportunity. i was getting invitations to fund raise. i had no idea who i would end up supporting. in november, a couple people stopped in my office to raise money. wanted to know who i would support. heck, you guys probably know. they said commode they -- we will probably sit it out. i said, sit it out? it's a congressional race to has an been opened for 2

in many san jose, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. to the east bay, a wild chase resulted in the lock down of hilltop maul after police tried to pull over a car earlier this evening. that car never stopped setting off the chase that ended up at the mall in the parking lot. the suspects ran from that car into the hilltop mall right there in the center. the mall was put on lockdown for about 90 minutes. >> they put the dogs on them. and they were fortunate to live. apparently they had guns on them and got to get their stuff together. >> three people were arrested. police are searching for a fourth person. nobody inside if the maul was hurt. but yes, two loaded for a high gh hool. they were on an off campus walking trail during their lunch break. investigators sa approached them and demanded their shoes, money, jewelry and phones. the school was then placed on lockdown for more than an hour. parents were alerted by texts. police were able to track down the men who were arrested off campus. no one was seriously injured. >> devastated by t

and he's willing to go to the depths of space to prove it. >> thank you, everyone. >> reporter: ian coles. >> pretty incredible. >>> 'days until the mid-term elections and a lot is on the line, including the governor's race. tonight it was announced the two candidates john cox and gavin newsom will square off on the radio. the southern california republican and lieutenant governor newsom will square off on kqed's public show called "forum." we last sought two on stage for our nbc bay area debate before the june primary. >>> new at 11:00, a mysterious death as a san jose neighborhood on edge. police found 66-year-old karen naff r navarra dead after she never showed up for work. her death is being called a homicide. she died from injuries to the head and neck. neighbors say the crime scene investigators were at that house for more than two days. >> well, they are nervous because they know something went on, and she kept to herself so we really didn't know a lot about her goings on. >> most of the neighbors have surveillance cameras, and police have checked many of them for clues. >>> a mot

. >> reporter: ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> so does he have a chance to clear his reputation. chuck todd says yes. >> let's say he gets in, does he want to always have a cloud over his head. if you're judge kavanaugh here, the best way out of this is to say, please, fbi investigate. >> chuck todd says if kavanaugh calls for the fbi investigation it will show he has nothing to hide. you can watch check on me"meet e press" tomorrow right here at 8:00 p.m. >>> the man accused of being the nor cal rapist is scheduled to be in court on monday. police say waller was breaking into homes and terrorizing women for more than 15 years. they say he attacked at least ten women in six northern california counties. he was arrested thursday as he arrived at his job at uc berkeley. >> the suspect is married and has had the same job for the last 25 years. >> all those victims, huge relief, i'm sure that if he is the man that's done it, he's no longer on the streets. >> uc berkeley officials releasing a statement confirming his employment at berkeley's office of environmental health. they say ca

matt cole, bbc news, westminster.olitics in the family — we look at how democrats and republicans are taking each other on with unique political ad attacks for the upcoming mid—term elections. ben johnson, the fastest man on earth, is flying home to canada in disgrace. all the athletes should be clean going into the games. i'm just happy that justice is served. it is a simple fact that this morning, these people were in their homes. tonight, those homes have been burnt down by serbian soldiers and police. all the taliban positions along here have been strengthened, presumably in case the americans invade. it's no use having a secret service which cannot preserve its own secrets against the world. and so the british government has no option but to continue this action, and even after any adverse judgement in australia. concorde had crossed the atlantic faster than any plane ever before, breaking the record by six minutes. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: christine blasey ford — the woman who has accused us supre

matt cole, bbc news, westminster. the agenda at the labour party conference which begins in liverpool this weekend, with the shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell, accusing the government of being out of its depth, in its handling of the uk's withdrawal from the eu. well, in the last hour labour party leaderjeremy corbyn, has been speaking at a rally ahead of the party conference tomorrow. we will challenge this government on whatever do feel it brings back on oui’ whatever do feel it brings back on our six tests, onjobs, whatever do feel it brings back on oursix tests, onjobs, on whatever do feel it brings back on our six tests, onjobs, on living standards, on environmental protection and protection of those jobs and the ability of an incoming labour government to invest and intervene in an economy to bring about decent wages, jobs, and full employment. and if this government can't deliver, then i simply say to jury can't deliver, then i simply say to jury they meet, the best way to settle this is to have a general electio

our political correspondent matt cole reports.al commerce, and the media, what have we got to fear? at a rally today, the former brexit secretary david davis telling theresa may she's got it wrong and should seek a new way of leaving the eu. that we should only accept a clean and clear brexit. not some fudge, not some weak compromise. i have to tell you, i'm afraid that a weak compromise is exactly what i think chequers is. so, if leaders in europe have rejected her plans and she's being buffeted by backbenchers, who can theresa may rely on for support? step forward the foreign secretary, insisting she's right to demand concessions from brussels. if the eu's view is that just byjust saying no to every proposal made by the united kingdom we will eventually capitulate and end up either with the norway option or, indeed, staying in the eu, if that is their view, then they've profoundly misjudged the british people. this social media post from donald tusk, the eu council president, has helped stir the bad blood, mocking mrs may for wh

matt cole, bbc news, westminster.ccused the government of being out of its depth in its handling of brexit. he's been speaking as the labour party conference gets under way in liverpool. meanwhile, the deputy leader tom watson, in an interview for a sunday newspaper, says labour should back a second referendum on any final brexit deal, if members want one. here's our chief political correspondent vicki young. familiar scenes and a guaranteed rapturous reception forjeremy corbyn. his grassroots supporters propelled him to the top of the party and new rules could soon be agreed that give them more power in the future. but on brexit, is mr corbyn listening to labour members? we will challenge this government on whatever deal it brings back, on our six tests, onjobs, on living standards, on environmental protection and protection of those jobs and the ability of an incoming labour government to invest and intervene in an economy, to bring about decent wages, jobs and full employment! if in power, labour says its brexit po

matt cole, bbc news, westminster.l provide free health care to local patients. venezuela's defence minister said the visit was agreed by president nicolas maduro during a visit to beijing last week. at the time, venezuela agreed to increase its exports of oil to china, one of its main creditors. venezuela's economic crisis has led to severe shortages of food and medicines, and the collapse of public services. it's no secret that election ads in the united states can be cut—throat. and with the mid—term elections coming up in november, the democratic party in arizona has gone all in to stop republican congressman paul gosar winning re—election. what's their secret? rylee carlson explains. paul gosar the congressmen isn't doing anything to help rural america. they are presented as average arizona residents with regular concerns. nothing you haven't seen before in a political attack ad. but in a surprise twist, the sick people here are asking for voters do not re—elect congressmen paul gosar are his own siblings. paul go

nature of british power now and its continued reach particularly through the work of my colleague tim coles who i'm kind of group representing really today britain's role is still really significant it's still a member of the g seven it's still a member of the un security. member of the un security council still as well in terms of the nefarious activity is still one of the world's largest arms dealers for example but then in addition to that part of what tim calls his work has discovered. is that british involvement as a military force in terms of training arming supplying and in other ways assisting dictatorships and rather unpleasant insurgencies around the world is much greater than anyone who previously has that much greater than people have put together and tim is mainly done this through looking at very very boring government documents that no one else can be bothered to read to find that british british military involvement exists in places like bangladesh and sri lanka and papua and oman and of course other more slightly more obvious places like saudi arabia but if you were to ask

and cole train resisting and saying i'm not about that, i'm about other things. the jazz clarinetist when he played klezmer music for a while in 80s, so many people pressured him. byron, to make some admission that his music was about black white conjoining when he said he just liked the music of klezmer. i'd like to talk about the politicization of art, it could come from the right or left but it alwaysleft me quite uncomfortable .>> if you ask romeo bearden if his art was political he would have said no. he was having none of it. and i think that's probably true for a lot of individual artists if you ask them. they think i'm doing my art, i'm not trying things but i do want to comment on one thing that we haven't talked about this afternoon and that is you can talkabout individual art but also institutions that can have through the way they are organized , major change . so the studio museum in harlem which has been in existence now for 50 years. without it, there would not have been a place for many of the visual artists to have even made their work in the fir

our political correspondent matt cole reports. it's fairly hot. theresa may was fighting back. i have treated the eu with nothing but respect. the uk expects the same. bits of single market. for negotiations? profoundly misjudged the british people. proposal had been rejected without negotiation. mrtusk said... and take over. of mutual respect. or bring forth proposals that you know will never work. over the negotiations. buffeted from all sides. for sticking with her chosen plan, so what should she say? very clear about that. something like it is the right thing to do. people really want to hear. and the government says it's working on new proposals. a separate customs zone from the uk. the negotiations seem deadlocked. on women in society. on eu membership. correspondent, alex forsyth. the big focus of today is the women's conference. women's conference. and how that could make a difference. difference. murdered by people they know, it's vital. vital. know they have a job to go back to is fantastic. is fantastic. dylan butler is the shadow equalities minister. shadow equaliti

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dominated in the first half as they went in desperate search of their first bundesliga points recent jimmy cole advert shooting over. after the break in against the run of play mind set the ball in the net but the video assistant ruled robin quiescent had used that hand. the. soft. lead accusing. won't change of the month but. the nineteen year old is on fire. first one of the season. has a real jet. so they're to go with their. season not only here in the but as they go in europe as well definitely to have such a brilliant. and i think they showed today picking up the first points and everything is possible. table. which is definitely a difficult team to play away from home i think. and i think. ok. how important is it for german football and the but as they get to have a good european season i think it's really important because in recent years we've seen the. behind the of the top european leagues in terms of performance in europe we've been crunching some of the numbers just to use an example last season's champions league group stage here it is this is in the group stage and the premier li

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were public admittance of the findings of the mclaren report and here is what the sports minister mr cole of course we caught up with him earlier had to say about that. the decision is crucial for russia we work for a long time together with the international anti doping agency sports community we have reformed and he doping system we never denied the existence of anti doping violations we will fully contribute to fulfilling the demands left on the russians legislation. and in fact what a splendid in detail in that statement which it was published earlier today saying that on september thirteenth the russian minister of sport sent a letter to water which amounts to an acceptance of all the findings of the international living could be to report which itself indorse the core findings of the water commission to mclaren investigation report including that and number of individuals within the ministry of sport and it subordinate entities were involved in the manipulations of the anti-doping system in russia so you can see that this was enough to persuade wada to reinstate restart and the seco

i thank representatives delauro and cole for their hard work. the bill funds the assets our armed services need and invests in our service members and providing 2.6% increase in $1.4 y pay and includes billion for research program including $130 million for breast cancer research. i'm proud to say this bill protects access to life saving mammograms particularly for women between 40 and 50 years old and provides $5 million for the breast cancer awareness and the early learning act which will increase the quantity and quality of life. the bill increases funding for the septemberers of disease control and fights zika virus and provides vital funding that will benefit seniors that includes $5 million to help holocaust survivors and their families. i represent the largest holocaust survivors in the united states and we are losing more and more. allowing them to live with dignity, it's critical. i would be remiss this bill will help us shine a light on inhumane separation policy perpetrated by this administration. this legislation includes members of

tokio hotel's bill and tom cole that star in the nevada desert but not to make a new video the twins are celebrating their twenty ninth birthday burning man and you will event devoted to artistic self-expression. bill and tom are partying without the rest of the band tom's new girlfriend german model heidi klum is along for the fun. embryo on screen a new documentary looks back at nearly five decades of the german music collective the director former member of delved into the music band's film archive founded in one nine hundred sixty nine embryo has featured more than four hundred german and international musicians including well known jazz and rock artists embryo a journey of music and peace premiered on wednesday. big feet get the crowd jumping when boys noises spinning the desks the german d.j. producer first tours europe and then heads to the u.s. where rolling stone once ranked among the world's top ten deejays he'll be in lisbon on september thirteenth on september twenty second october fifth and then grenoble on the sixth october twelfth in brussels and l.a. on october twenty

brilliant performance byjoe cole.ie i reviewed here on the show a while ago called johnny mad dog. it is one of those films that is all to do with the atmosphere. you feel like you are in this situation with him. you know the things — sometimes you feel that you can almost smell a movie? you can feel the environment? it's a tough watch. i think it is one that you might find hard to watch. i thought it was a very impressive, if rather difficult, film. mm, 0k. what i'm fascinated by this week is what on earth you're going to pick up next week. what a cracking selection. you could choose any of them. how fabulous that we've had a week in which there are this many good and diverse films to choose from. it is lovely. that's the joy of cinema. a little stranger is not that scary. i'm sorry, itjust isn't. no, but i was very, very stressed for the whole film. i thought ruth wilson was sensational, but god, i was stressed. a few people have had some sympathy for me on twitter on this one. thank you very much. let's see what yo

llamando para que tenga la comida lista a finales de la primera mitad corrió para 75 yardas 2 x 0, aquí colezar a los lobos cuatro goles por dos . pero tracción xolos contra zorro no sé si cedan cuenta con los unorblcos, a quien saque de esquina ignacio rivero, luis fuentes para el gol y así se acabó el partido ocho lo ganó 1 x 0 >>> lío me sigues en ronaldo ahora tienen compañía, y hay moví, este fue su gol número 500 el hombre que se la pasó fue jonathan dos santos.a los 32 años marco tremendo golazo >>> 162 partidos en seis meses casi todos los días se establece un nuevo récord mundial del maratón en la alemania dos horas. un minuto 39 segundos, 26 millas cuatro minutos y 38 segundos cada milla por 26 millas consecutivas. ahora pasamos al béisbol la temporada maratónica. impulsó a dos carreras, 5 x 0 ganaban pero la última entrada, las bases llenas, así se hace, cuadrangular con las bases llenas. pero se quedaron cortos los atléticos. estuvo en el partido, cuando en el primer inning y. había notado tres carreras, de pronto aquí los gigantes con este batazo para acercarse 3 x 1 y los gigan

here's our political correspondent matt cole. international law, and international commerce, and national media! commerce, and national media! secretary david davis telling theresa may she has got it wrong. theresa may she has got it wrong. and she should seek a new way of leaving the eu. that we should only accept a clean and clear brexit. not some fudge, not some weak compromise. what i think chequers is. rely on for support? concessions from brussels. then they've profoundly misjudged the british people. of the single market. where the so—called chequers plan was dismissed. without explanation. so, what next for eu negotiations? who's going to blink first? with new counter proposals for future trading relations. but there's little sign of that. with the republic. to give some momentum back to the wider talks, too. a solution was doable. and ireland cannot re—emerge. acceptable to both sides. of negotiations. is only half the battle. the party behind her. has been covering it for us in bolton throughout the day. university of b

pep cole says it's important to stay in your vehicle and call for help.re starts, you should jump out. do your best not to touch your car a they say you should shuffle your feet, don't take fu steps because the ground may be energized. >> days from now, crewses will shut down the entire arlington memorial bridge as work continues on a much needed makeover. the orangearls and scaffolding and barges are moving into position. if you use the brid t, it'se to get ready. the shutdown will be september1 through the 17th. in october, respectful time lane closures and shifts while crews repa things like the steel supports for the bridge. full project will take two and a half years. >> for a thi straight day, capitol police arrested nearly 70 people for disorderly conduct during hearings for judge bret kavanaugh. the actual hearing erupted into a battle like we've never seen. democrats purpose released confidential documents from kavanaugh's time in the white house despite warningsing that breaking senate g rules could them expelled from the senate. republicans acc

the president's ability to understand to a fifth or sixth grade level and that he reports to gary cole once the president's chief economic adviser once took paperwork trade paperwork off the president's desk saying that he wouldn't remember and he was trying to protect the country you also reports that the president has had very nasty things to say about his top aides including attorney general jeff sessions according to woodward trump said that he was mentally retarded and he referred to him as this dumb southerner. their white house is pushing back on this releasing a statement saying that this is basically fake news and the president's come out and said that bob woodward has a credibility issue he really hasn't ever had a credibility issue and he has say today he stands by his story still the president's taking to twitter we've seen kelly matt is the transformer lawyers come out and flatly deny all of these allegations again the president saying that this is fake news bob woodward saying that he stands by his reporting. well as you heard from patty trump has been tweeting his respon

the operation as a very complex one and the hospital coles and their most experienced staff including the senior needs to test. in one kind of some momentum that hijos each other causing them to tell you a gene and this and that so to hell will move the console of the cell so costs are told someone to listen something some of us can go into. the machine and talk that's among us is so it's at those two that i just tell them there could consider that bullshit just let them be sent to find. the best doctors in china are no world class but there are still too few of them and they are too concentrated in beijing and shanghai. it will be years before a show young could have such an operation and his regional hospital. show young is still under anaesthetic. the family can only wait at site for the final outcome. so the shots. while you are little. there. are several in yourself if. you see her tell her she wants to roll with you hollis is the fearless. as you know she always shaved off a little. bit of pain any connection to the both you. and . the family can stay but they have nowhere to go