that's the ethos of the 2022 commonwealth games. moment to shine at edgbaston this morning. helping to celebrate the news that women's t20 is to be included, along with para table tennis and beach volleyball. now england with a chance and palmer takes it! it made its debut at the gold coast last year and is set to return for birmingham. albeit without the sandy beaches. a lot of people expect that you have to play beach volleyball on a beach. but actually we have played in so many different venues around the world. for us actually some of the best tournaments we have played are in cities. so we have been in city centres, in car parks, we have been all around. so for us we're really excited to see what birmingham can bring to us. it's got so much to offer, so much to come... the inclusion of these sports means it will be the biggest power and women's sport programmes ever seen at a commonwealth games. and for the first time there will be more women's medals on offer compared to men's. however shooting didn't make the cut which has le

-- history in our commonwealth.e want to make sure our students develop a full and comprehensive understanding of the african-american voices that contribute to our story. but that is not the only thing that we can do. when we look back at events of or 19 64, when the civil rights act was signed, we often look at them as history, frozen in time or locked in a book, relics of the past. we memorize dates, but not connections. we don't teach the themes that appear in our history over and over again. [applause] to. northam: we often fail draw the connecting lines from those past events to our present day, but to move forward, that is what we must do. racism andt discrimination aren't locked in the past. they weren't solved with the civil rights act. they didn't disappear. they merely evolved. they are still with us in the disparities we see in education attainment and school suspension and neonatalrnal modality for black and white mothers, in our courts and prisons, and in our business practices. through 400 years of am

and only the second in the history of the commonwealth. first was john mercer langston who after successfully contesting his election in 1988, was finally seated as a representative in 1890. 103 years before i began my first term in congress. now, my service in congress and that of so many others would not have been possible if it was not for those who had fought to pave the way. the first black senators and representatives, elected like langston after the civil war during reconstruction as well as those who put their lives on the line to advance civil rights and defend voting rights for african-americans. but even before becoming virginia's first black congressman, john mercer langston had already left a mark on our commonwealth and our nation as a student. abolitionist, patriot, lawyer, educator, diplomat, and public official. in 1829, langston was born a free man in virginia and later following the death of his parents moved to ohio. langston's brother ensured that he received a good education and he graduated from oberlin college and b

in fact this is the oldest cultural organization in the commonwealth of virginia. for 200 years we've been collecting materials for the purpose of telling the story of this place. some 14 million historical artifacts are housed in the walls behind me. we have much to be proud of. but we still have so much we must do to be the state history museum we all reserve -- all deserve to represent all and , welcome all. [applause] woodson, a virginian and the man considered the founder of black history, wrote those who have no record of their forebears have accomplished lose the inspiration which comes from the teaching of history. how very true. we must do more, be more, and we will. we are committed at the museum to a bright future dedicated to inclusion and access. the exhibit that we open today is a you see project of the virginia commonwealth 2019 commemoration, american evolution, which remembers key historical events that occurred in virginia in 1619 and continue to influence america today, including of course the arrival of enslaved africans at point comfort, virgin

what is it like to be a para— athlete when your sport is taking part right next to the commonwealth gamess well, there is a fantastic feeling of inclusion? absolutely. as with most of the table tennis team and i've grown up of the table tennis team and i've grown up with them, alongside them, and normally we will not compete alongside each other itself in the commonwealth games we get to do that and it is a fantastic experience. that has to help you as well as an athlete. completely, ithink that has to help you as well as an athlete. completely, i think it helps just a kind athlete. completely, i think it helpsjust a kind of athlete. completely, i think it helps just a kind of see a different perspective and see a different way of playing alongside the able—bodied players, that is definitely brilliant. it seems a long time away, birmingham 2022 but to have a major championship on home soil is just something for you to put in the calendar and think there we go, another target in my career. yes, i competed in london 2012 and that was one of the best experiences of my life. so if it comes ev

thank you for supporting this effort and this commonwealth and this state.ionally, richmond,, this is truly a spectacular and momentous day. [applause] one we should never forget. ethic.orts together are today we are letting the world discrimination, exclusionary tactics, lack of investment in our children, education, and people is bankrupt. [applause] these no longer support ideals. gatekeeperurself a to discrimination and exclusionary tactics, you have the keys to death. [applause] to mr. jamie bosket, we met over a year ago. the moment we walked in the and iyou said yes, realize that was the easiest sales pitch i ever had. you.t to thank you have been a gracious host. you have contributed significantly. i will tell you this -- there are many who avoided this building right here behind me because of what's inside. considerwant you to this building is now fully integrated by the city of richmond. [applause] we arewe've discussed, going to partner with you in bringing more and different faces, peoples, ideals, and thoughts into this building and to be a beac

plenty of little stars we re commonwealth.be included, along with para table tennis and beach volleyball. england with a chance, palmer takes it. provided made its debut at the gold coast last year and will return for birmingham, albeit without the sandy beaches. many people expect you have to play it on a beach, we have played in 70 venues around the world, some of the best tournaments have been in cities, we have been in city centres, car parks, all around. for us, we're really excited to see what can bring. the inclusion of these sports means it will be the biggest para and women's sport programmes ever seen at a commonwealth games, and for the first time there will be more women's medals on offer compared to men. shooting did not make the cut, leading to india threatening to boycott. shooting is not a compulsory sport, it is optional, it is up to the host country to decide if they want to put it in order to, burning and decided they could not haveit burning and decided they could not have it because of the venues they had,

beach volleyball and table tennis will be in the commonwealth games, they'll be able to boast the biggestogramme in history and women will be owed to win more medals than men and joe has more. the game is for every defendant every little star, —— every fan. taking their moment to shine this morning. how to celebrate the news that they will be included along with pa ra— the news that they will be included along with para— table tennis and beach volleyball. and england with the chance. it made its debut at the coast last year and albeit without the sandy beaches. a lot of people expect you have to play it on the beach, but we have plated and so many different areas around the world, one of the best term as he played were in cities, so we have been able to do it in centres, car parks, we are excited to see what it will bring to us. the inclusions of the sports means it'll be the biggest sports programme ever seen the commonwealth games. and there'll be more women's metal on offer compared to men. however, shooting didn't make the cut which led to them threatening to boycott the event. they c

thank you for supporting this effort, and this commonwealth, and this state.y, richmond, this is truly a spectacular and momentous day. [applause] mr. harris: one we should never forget. our efforts together are epic. today, we are letting the world know racism, discrimination, exclusionary tactics, lack of investment in our children, education, and people is bankrupt. [applause] mr. harris: we can no longer support these ideals. and if you find yourself a gatekeeper to discrimination and exclusionary tactics, give up your keys today. [applause] mr. harris: to mr. jamie bosket, we met over a year ago. and at the moment we walked in the door, you said yes, and i realize that was the easiest sales pitch i ever had. >> [laughter] mr. harris: i want to thank you for allowing us to join you. you have been a gracious host. and you have contributed significantly. i will tell you this. there are many who avoided this building right here behind me because of what's inside. today, i want you to consider this building is now fully integrated by the city of richmond. [app

my ultimate goal is to compete at the 2022 commonwealth games andi compete at the 2022 commonwealth gamesachievable. the sport is really small but in scotland, it is expanding a lot this year especially. and the level is definitely rising and we have a lot more girls competing at the national finals which is one of the top levels in the sport. louise will help to add to her growing reputation when she joins up with a great britain team—mates at the end of the month. there's just one year to go until the paralympic games get underway in toyko. my colleaguejohn watson caught up with amy truesdale, who will be making her debut in para taekwando, and two time paralympian champion richard whitehead. it will be my fourth games and hopefully standing on the podium for a fourth time in defending my 200 metres title. it will be tough, the competition obviously because of the sport and awareness of the sport is a lot more competitive now. across the field. and we want 147 medals in brazil and i know that gb are looking to push on. we are the best prepared team and with new sports like tae kwon do w

also invited to testify today is the chief executive officer of the commonwealth healthcare corporation, the one and only hospital and mary alice, the hospital dispense unmedicated for over -- i hope this way my bill to tell us what the loss of medicaid funding will mean to the hospital ability to deliver services and how that will impact not only medicaid patients but older patients. i think ms. muna description of how hospital depends on medicaid revenue officers the losing medicaid revenues will hurt after providers in private practice as well. so we're all working from a common set of facts. let me quickly reviewed the situation. in the states and the destitute only medicaid is an atomic program. to the extent there is a need for services and to the extent a state can provide local matching funds, federal medicaid funds are always available. in the five insular areas this is not the case. up until 2011 we each receive a fixed lock grant. that block grant i am sorry to say is unrelated to the need of each of her areas. it seems to have been set rather arbitrarily decades ago, and the

the commonwealth of virginia i think the majority were not worn in virginia who live in the commonwealth of virginia today but it's a great state agreed of state at a .5 million people and i thought it was important we lay out the context of the history of virginia and the challenges they face. a lot of the issues we had a horrible racist past. we were the capital of the confederacy. it was different for me. i grew up in upstate new york and a lot of the things i discovered i had never thought of. i talked earlier in the book went to my first event held there in virginia the body man who was with me my aid that tall young african-american man was waiting for me to finish and a woman came up and said you know you need to be careful young man. he said, why? he said there's a kkk rally going on. i'll be honest with you dahlia i didn't know the kkk was still having rallies. at an event after that i was out campaigning with my wife and she went up to him and said he gave her -- she gave him her brochure and he said i would never vote for your husband. he's an. ann: lover. we are still a natio

democratic presidential candidate tom steyer arrived at the commonwealth club shortly after 6:00 monday night to speak to an audience of 200 people. he said he's in the race to take action on issues including healthcare, immigration and climate change. >> we weren't talking in the real world about what we could do and how we could do it. i think that i'very different from all the other people in a race but particularly all the people who are washington insiders. >> reporter: the billionaire philanthropist and hedge fund manager describes himself as an outsider and though he has never held elected office, he says he has a track record for getting things done beyond being an early voice in calling for president donald trump's impeachment. >> i have 10 years of beating corporations at the ballot box. of pushing successful change. >> reporter: members of the audience told me they came to find out more about stier. >> i was a big bernie sanders supporter. but now i think the democratic field has so many really talented people with good ideas that i'm forced to reevaluate everything. >> i'm l

the beatle has damagedr destroyed countless ash trees in our region and across t commonwealth.arlier tonight fox5 poke with a forester inth virginia abou problem. >> municipalities or homeowners, land owners, t ifhey have an ash tree on their property, it's really no longer a matter of the they will get the eab. it's a mter of when. so we're trackingt state wide, and there's a couple of populations that we've been watching. the first was up in arlington, northern virginiaar ea, and it kind of hopscotchedheown to t danville area. nd now it's sort of tracking right down the i95 corridor. >> reporter: forestry officials say the beatle is tough to get rid of but they are trying to slow its spread. while it'sou to spot the beatle home owners can see its effects. ifgou see an ash tree sta to die from the top down, people should call a forest ter to evaluate that tree. also se insect sides on the market and forestry officials recommend you pre treat your ash tree to prevent it fro any sort of beatle attack. >> a growing dead zone ithe chesapeake, now spanning two cubic miles making it

visit ncicap.org] ruth: good evening and welcome to today's meeting of the commonwealth club, the placere you're in the know. i'm dr. ruth shapiro, founder and chief executive of the center for asian philanthropy and society and d member of the commonwealth club's board of governors and your moderator for tonight. now it's my great pleasure to introduce today's distinguished speaker, dr. muhammad yunus, winner of the 2006 nobel peace prize, founder of gramameen bank, and author of the new bookok, "a world of thre zeroes: the new economics of zero poverty, zero unemployment, and zero net carbon." please welcome dr. muhammad yunus. muhammad: thank you. thank you. thank you.

and the young people of the commonwealth.argest para— sport event. we will also have more medals for women, so that there is another plus for us in birmingham 2022. amnesty international has highlighted the human rights violations in saudi arabia. the fight is due to take place on december the 7th. hearn says there is an obligation to take boxing to new areas and regions. is an obligation to take boxing to new areas and regionslj is an obligation to take boxing to new areas and regions. i am just1 of every promoter that has tried to land a mega— fight in this region, i am the 1st1 to do it. the stick comes with that. we made a decision that this was a big moment for the sport of boxing and it is an iconic fight that will go down to history. we are excited to stage it on december the 7th. she has won bronze at the world climbing championship injapan. it came in the bouldering event, short technical routes within a time limit. it makes its debut at the olympics in tokyo next year. cox can claim her place in tokyo next year. you

abc 7 news was at a commonwealth club event in san francisco. sacramento mayor darrell steinberg is a co-chair of governor knew sonewsom's homele condition. >> as much good work as we're doing in california, as many people are being helped, the numbers are growing. until we commit as a matter of public policy to bringing people indoors first and then providing them the services they need and permanent housing, the problem is going to get worse. >> experts say for every one person housed, three more people will fall into homelessness. >> san francisco mayor london breed and oakland mayor libby schaaf withdrew from that commonwealth club event because of a keiser employee protest outside. >> ain't no power like the power of the people. >> apparently the mayors didn't want to be seen as crossing over the picket line. health care workers were at the commonwealth club to push for a renegotiation of their contract with keiser. union workers want higher wages and say they oppose kaiser's recent spending policies. >>> 23 people were hurt when this plane

abc 7 news was at a commonwealth club event yesterday in san francisco. that's where a panel discussed ways to find permanent housing. darrell steinberg is a co-chair of governor knew some's homelessness commission. >> as much good work as we're doing in california, as many people are being helped, the numbers are growing. until we commit as a matter of public policy to bringing people indoors first and then providing them the services they need and permanent housing, the problem is going to get worse. >>xpts s for every one person housed, three more people will fall into homelessness. >> san francisco mayor london breed and oakland mayor libby schaaf withdrew from that commonwealth club event because of a keiser employee protest outside. >> ain't no power like the power of the people. >> health care workers were at the commonwealth club to push for a renegotiation of their contract with keiser. union workers want higher wages and say they oppose kaiser's recent spending policies. >>> 23 people were hurt when this plane made an emergency landing outside o

democratic presidential candidate tom steyer arrived at the commonwealth club shortly after 6:00 monday to speak to an audience of 200 people. he says he's in the race to take action on issues including healthcare, immigration and climate change. >> we weren't talking in the real world about what we could do and how we could do it. thin from all the other people rticu the people who are washington insiders. >> reporter: the billionaire philanthropist and hedge fund manager describes himself as an outsider and though he has never held elected office, he says he has a track record for getting things done beyond being an early voice in calling for president donald trump's impeachment. >> i have 10 years of beating corporations at the ballot box, of pushing successful change. >> reporter: members of the audience told me they came to find out more about steyer. >> i was a big bernie sanders supporter but now, i think the democratic field has so many really talented people with good ideas that i've been forced to reevaluate everything. >> i'm looking for someone who is standing up to big corp

the pro—statehood and the pro—commonwealth parties have led a number of votes and the independence partyight now the governor that left was pro statehood. they refused to even consider anyone that was outside of their party. so they reallyjust created a political gridlock where none of the opponents they were looking at were really viable. whatever happened today the protests were going to continue. laura rexach in sanjuan. the british prime minister says everything possible is being done to ensure the safety of homes and businesses in whaley bridge, which are threatened by a damaged dam. borisjohnson said it looked "scary" and said there was still a substantial risk the dam could fail. some residents who've had to leave their homes have been given just 15 minutes to collect their belongings. judith moritz reports from whaley bridge. in an emergency, a comforting hand — reassurance for those in disbelief at being displaced. a whole community affected, with little time to think, just an urgency to get to safety as quickly as possible. this is the danger they are running from. the dam whic

the pro—statehood and the pro—commonwealth parties have led a number of votes and the independence partystatehood. they refused to even consider anyone that was outside of their party. so they reallyjust created a political gridlock where none of the opponents they were looking at were really viable. whatever happened today the protests were going to continue. laura rexach in sanjuan. before we go, police in the us state of washington i used to stopping motorists. but they got the shock of their lives when they saw this. you canjust their lives when they saw this. you can just see the plane, a their lives when they saw this. you canjust see the plane, a pilot coming towards them. it was actually a plane making an emergency landing, ca ptu red a plane making an emergency landing, captured on the officer's — cam. the policeman quickly put on his emergency lights and diverted traffic away from the plane, which made a smooth landing. luckily nobody was hurt. very lucky. let's get the weather. friday saw a respite from the rain for many parts, although the severe flood warning remains in forc

year profit of commonwealth of australia feell and net interest margins shrink. lender is suffering the cost of a series of scandals from charging people for services they did not receive an selling junk insurance. the compensation bill climbs to almost $1.5 billion. shery: plenty more still ahead in the next hour. we are speaking to nico asset management chief global to breakt john vale, down a massive week in the markets. paul: that is almost it for daybreak australia this morning. we have trading underway in new zealand. we've currently got the -- l ooking like this. hang on a moment. it is higher than 1% after a couple of days of declines inspired by the escalation we saw in the trade war. sydni futures pointing higher by three quarters of 1%. 1/10 offutures of by 1%. it looks as though we might see something of a rally from what appears to be a temporary truce in the trade war. that is it for daybreak australia. all the action in a moment next. this is bloomberg. ♪ hey! i'm bill slowsky jr., i live on my own now! i've got xfinity, because i like to live life

i am with the commonwealth club of california.ou have an announcement, i think it is very strange to have this announcement november 10 th, but these announcements have to go in early. so we got this done so that we could get it to you so it can go into the magazine and the programs at the commonwealth clubs. november 10th is city college of san francisco engineering, architecture, technology and the environment, and we gave you a list of the kinds of things that we are doing at city college. it is really quite wonderful. you will see that there's a lot going on in terms of the environment and a lot of help that we have had all of these years from s.f. you see. we really want to thank you for all of your help and support. and finally, i really need -- i mean this has been a wonderful alliance between san francisco and city college. finally, i want you to know i was a volunteer leader for camp may there for the last week. and we won the bingo problem. we had the highest bingo. >> congratulations. >> thank you. it was hot up there,

the pro statehood and the pro— commonwealth parties have led a number of vote ‘s on the independenceindependence party only gets 1—3% of the vote. right now the governor that left was pro statehood. they refused to even consider anyone that was outside of their party. so they reallyjust created a political gridlock where none of the opponents they were looking at were really viable. whatever happened today the protests we re whatever happened today the protests were going to continue. all right, laura rexach, thank you very much of that analysis. laura rexach in san juan. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we'll have the latest from sweden as american rapper, asap rocky, is released from custody the us space agency nasa has called foran the us space agency nasa has called for an investigation after arsenals we re for an investigation after arsenals were cleared to fly while drunk. the la st foot were cleared to fly while drunk. the last foot patrol in south armagh, once an everyday part of the drudgery, now no more after almost four decades. if one is on 1's own ina four decade

year—old has now won medals at all major championhips, having already made 0lympic, european and commonwealth the superleague continues as they were comprehensively beaten 22—6 by salford. a hat trick by ken sio doing much of the damage. the wolves, who won the challenge cup at the weekend, stay second, but are now level on points with salford. that's all from sportsday. more on the bbc sport website. including a season's best for dina asher smith in the 200 metres in zurich. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me is columnist at the london evening standard, ayesha hazarika and the chief political correspondent for the telegraph, christopher hope. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the ft reports that the prime minister is about to step up the tempo of her brexit, and they claimed that the queen will refuse to meet the labour leaderjeremy corbyn for fear of being dragged into the turmoil at westminster. the daily telegraph is saying that jeremy corbyn is planning to shut down the streets w

and we now know that the next commonwealth games will have more women's medal events than men's, afterrts were added. good morning, and welcome to the bbc news at nine. one of president trump's most senior advisers has said britain will be at the front of the queue for a trade deal with america after brexit. john bolton, the national security adviser, has been holding talks with borisjohnson at downing street, and will meet other ministers today. he said, "in the trump administration, britain's constantly at the front of the trade queue." he added that the us could do a trade deal with the uk in pieces, striking agreements sector—by—sector where the two countries may agree quickly, and work out more complicated areas like agriculture and services later. and he criticised the eu, saying that "the fashion when the people vote the wrong way from the way that the elites want to go, is to make the peasants vote again and again until they get it right." joining me now is our political correspondent jonathan blake. jonathan, we haven't seen any footage of these talks, but what more was discus

coming up, more news out of the commonwealth as the senior senator issued another public apologies for those claims she has made about her heritage when we come back. the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. >>> kennedy is being honest with himself. i know that i have made mistakes. i am sorry for harm i have caused. i have listened and i have learned a lot and i am grateful for the many conversations that we had together. it is a great honor to be able to partner with indian country. >> sioux city, iowa. warren offered an apology today. president trump made clear last week he has no intention to let it go. >> i did the pocahontas thing, i hit her very hard. looks like she was down and out. that was long ago, don't worry, we'll revive it. >> it was last thursday at manchester, new hampshire. elizabeth warren drew her largest campaign event crowd yet. estimated of 12,000 people showed up to hear her speak at a town hall. the outd

round pushed its valuation to 5500000000 euros silicon valley venture capital company dragomir the commonwealth bank of australia among the big name investors plan to set the funds will help continue its expansion in the u.s. the platform which is backed by rapper snoop dog allows online consumers to shop now and pay later shoppers to pay for online purchases up to $30.00 days after their purchase interest free. and that's it from me and the business team air berlin business news and back on stories do checkouts t w dot com slash business website now has a quick look up global markets after that stay tuned to. the for. robots are still in the development phase the 4th it's going to happen when they. will humans and machines be able to peacefully co-exist or are we on the verge of a robot collapse. if we just bumble into this totally unprepared with our heads in the shoes you think about what could go wrong then let's face it it's probably going to be the biggest mistake in history. artificial intelligence is now spreading through our society ai experts be able to agree on ethical guidelines or

world finals, including one against 0kuhara in 2017, as well as the olympic final in 2016 and the commonwealth pretty big changes in our weather. there's something cooler on the way, something a bit more unsettled as well. but the weekend brought a real burst of heat. sunday's temperatures got all the way up to 33 degrees just to the west of london. that heat being drawn up from the near continent around this area of high pressure. the south—easterly winds affecting most parts of the british isles, it was a bit different and the west though, the air starting to come in from the atlantic, a cooler source of air, that cooler atlantic air will make more inroads over the next couple of days, firstly behind this little weather front here, things will turn a bit cooler. this, a big dangling weather front in the atlantic will eventually bring some much cooler air for all of us around the middle of the week. so, those temperatures gradually, slowly but surely, dipping away, will be a slow process, though, particularly in the east. and with that change we'll see some outbreaks of rain and perhaps some

the commonwealth now those that actually live in the commonwealth a great state of eight.5 million people but that's important because they have the context of the history of the average among - - a virginia because a lot of the issues we were the capital of the confederacy. it was different for me growing up in upstate new york i talked early in the book from harrisburg virginia a tall young african-american man who said you need to be careful and he said why cracks there is a kkk rally going on. i was still having rallies and after that to campaign with my wife and then gave the guy a brochure and threw it on the grounds that i would never vote for your husband he is a teetwelve as those horrible nazis and supremacist came to virginia we still have 335 million people but there is a small subset who are haters driving out from underneath the rocks. >>host: is one of the things we are seeing even with the el paso shooting is the white supremacist or ethnic no nationalist but that anxiety is they are replaced and the paradoxes they are not from virginia people are flying in from ohio in ca

why some senior virginia democrats may be conspicuously absent during joe biden's visit to the commonwealthonight. it is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering. fox 11 in los angeles says it says santa barbara airport reopens after a 19 hour shutdown following a crash landing of a large transport plane. the c-130 made an emergency landing, caught fire and ended up on its belly with one wing touching the ground. seven people escaped unhurt. a federal judge issued an order temporarily blocking a ban on most abortions at or after eight weeks of pregnancy. that was scheduled to take effect tomorrow in missouri. a lawsuit against the band is playing out in court, attorneys for the state can appeal the decision. this is a live look at salt lake city from our affiliate, one of the big stories there, a hiker catches the moment a portion of a cliff wall on top of the zion canyon fell to the valley floor. three park visitors were injured in this, most of the valley was covered with sand and dust. the rock fall was a result of the natural process of erosion. that is tonight's

coming up, more news out of the commonwealth as the senior senator issued another public apologies forshe has made about her heritage when we come back. when we come back donald trump failed as a businessman. he borrowed billions and left a trail of bankruptcy and broken promises. he hasn't changed. i started a tiny investment business, and over 27 years, grew it successfully to 36 billion dollars. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. i'm running for president because unlike other candidates, i can go head to head with donald trump on the economy, and expose him fo what he is: a fraud and a failure. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> kennedy is being honest with himself. i know that i have made mistakes. i am sorry for harm i have caused. i have listened and i have learned a lot and i am grateful for the many conversations that we had together. it is a great honor to be ab

kentucky has led to an excessive or unnecessary amount of opioids being located throughout the commonwealth of kentucky >> i don't believe so. >> do you believe any of purdue's conduct has led to an increase of people being addicted in the commonwealth of kentucky >> no. >> guys, that's so notable nobody had photos until this was up sealed after a court fight. >> literally, we got this video just moments ago prior to airing it and showing it to our viewers. also what is notable is there is this talk that he gave to his employees way back when about the potential for opioids, specifically oxy he said something to the effect of everything from, natural disasters will be our friend because it will increase demand for opioids. the view of this drug was just unbelievable. >> yeah. the coverage around his language how hard he pushed internally at the company, blizzards of prescriptions, things like that, that he was really obviously the champion for this drug, it was pretty colorful. >> many thanks in fact, stick around, for more on lawsuits, let's bring in john temple now, a west virginia profes

compton: former united states senator and former governor of the commonwealth of virginia, george allen. [applause] ms. compton: former governor of south carolina, jim hodges. [applause] former majority leader of the u.s. house of representatives, virginia's own eric cantor. [applause] ms. comes in: and finally a , former senior adviser and deputy chief of staff in the white house for george w. bush, the amazing karl rove. -- carl grove. [applause] ♪ ms. compton: doesn't it always seem that the moment we are living in is the most chaotic, the most dysfunctional that we have ever seen in american politics? except we know looking back at american politics, it is really not. what you all to explore what it is at the federal level and at the state level that has made this government so dysfunctional and so problematic, and how, looking forward, are there ways that all of you can help get past that? when i graduated from college in virginia, i went right into my first job. i covered the virginia state legislature for wdbj television in roanoke. and talk about dysfunctional. the first republi

that is the seal of the commonwealth of massachusetts. the current seal used by the commonwealth of massachusetts is based on the previous massachusetts bay colony. it is clearly taken out. the motif is still there. it is still pervasive in our current climate and current discussion. but, native peoples did not disappear. that is one really important thing to say. is important to recognize. there has been really significant and important attempts to wrestle with this memory and legacy but also to make this past more visible and to make native peoples more visible today. this is an example of an image that happened in elliott church. this is the first about 300 years. this is a powerful held by native american indians. as a result of dispossession and land loss and cultural change for one of the things that happens is that indigenous people lose their languages. they become a product of colonial processes. there is an attempt by the wampanoag's to engage this process of language reclamation. they turn to these older 17th century texts whic

line -- the next in senate this week failed to vote on the issue as the commonwealth's constitution requirest order takes effect immediately. the secretary of justice is set to become the third governor in five days, even though she has said she does not want the job. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo and british secretary of foreign affairs dominic robb are meeting in washington. the secretary of state waited on brexit. sec. pompeo: we support the united kingdom's sovereign choice, however

. >>> four people were rescued when a fire broke out inside a home on commonwealth avenue in jordan park. it was called in at 9:00 a.m.. two adults went to the hospital. no word on their conditions or the status of two children in the home. we are waiting for information on the cause of the fire. >>> in contra costa county marsh creek road is open after a weekend fire scorched more than 750 acres. the marsh complex fire is 85% contained. it started as nine small fires early saturday and merged into three. there were brief evacuations but that's been lifted. the cause is under investigation. >>> a new firefighting tool on display in san francisco. kpix 5's ann of it gets a tour of the wildfire command center. >> reporter: this is where they monitor wildfire threats throughout central and northern california this 15th floor room at pg&e san francisco headquarters is the coordination hub for all of its wildfire prevention efforts which have been evolving as the fire risks increase.>> extreme when conditions and heat waves that we have seen pre-mortality the weather parameters are more diffi

. >> we in the commonwealth of pennsylvania have not done everything we are supposed to do. we are derelict in our duties. it is because the majajority caucus are afraid of the nra. there are derelict in their duties. they turned their back on the commonwealth of pennsylvania and the people w who were murdered n square hill, turned their backs on the people shot in our communities every day. they turned our backs on people rie andin allentown and ee the people of north philadelphia, including its police department, who should not have to go up against people who have firearm second shoot at a didistance, fire weapons in rapidfire. amy: in news from africa, "t"the wall street journal" is reporting employees of the chinese telecommununications git huawei helped authorities in uganda and zambia to spy on political opponents and journalists. in uganda, the actions of huawei helped the government intercept the whatsapp and skype messages of prominent opposition leader bobi wine, who was later arrested along with dozens of his supporters. wine is now running for president. in zamb

year—old has now won medals at all major championhips, having already made 0lympic, european and commonwealthor the former captain edwards is currently coach of charlotte edwards and mahela jayawardene will be head coaches of will be head coaches of the women's and men's southampton—based teams for the hundred. former england captain edwards is currently coach of kia super league side southern vipers and hampshire director of women's cricket. we've got a huge successful background in this country to promote the game, and next summer is an opportunity to do that with a new format. the main thing is attracting a new audience, and i think families are a new audience, and i think families a re really a new audience, and i think families are really important, and hopefully we'll see is here for 100 games and with a whole new audience we've not seen before. a record number of races will be held in formula 1 next season, but the german grand prix will not be one of them. the calendar for next year has been revealed. it'll be 22 races long — which is the most the sport has ever had. there will be a f

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. >>> in san francisco 4 people had to be rescued on fire broke out in a home on commonwealth avenue in laurel heights. it was called in at about 9 am. one person went to the hospital. a second adult and 2 children were treated at the scene. flames broke out on the second floor. no official word on the cause. >>> contra costa county a family of thieves targets a toy store. it appears the suspects brought their child along with them. take a look at this. the concorde store pot of gold collectibles released surveillance images. a woman and child scope out the aisle and then a man seemingly distracts the store owner. and then both exit the store. the owners that the child was holding a lego set valued at nearly $200. he said he wants someone held accountable. >>> the child should not be punished for his parents actions. or the adults in this case. i don't know if it is the parents or whatnot. adults those of the people that need to be punished.>>> we have reached out to concorde police and are waiting to hear back. >>> three eastbound lanes of 580 were closed for hours this morning and

and unfortunately the commonwealth of pennsylvania no longer tracks the incident. so it is up to citizens and i encourage people to go to our webpage. and you can contact us if you want to continue this discussion. >> you mentioned the film the china syndrome that was released a couple of weeks before three mile island. here is a trailer from that movie. >> the china syndrome it is about people who lie and people faced with the agony of telling the truth. people like kimberly wells, a television reporter. richard adams, a cameraman. >> man who knows too much to tell the truth. >> there is an element of risk and that is why we have will be called offense in depth. >> it started with a tremor in a nuclear power plant and where it ends depend on three people. but you're probably lucky to be alive. >> jane fonda. jack lemmon, michael douglas.>> that trailer from the china syndrome. and put that into perspective. >> one quart i would extract from that is the quote the character who said that safety in death. we've seen a large-scale back and staffing levels, we have see