talk about jam through this is science coulter we're saying using the way that people think. i mean i'm not trying to save the world like so many people say they are and i think it's a great idea but it's not possible although i guess everyone but i'm just happy to get to as many as i can and even if it's one and i die that's why i just want to get as many as thank him on their feet. i feel all women are created in these flood. but sometime because of the. society structure should be because of the bad p.r. construct just because of the jane dust shop jody you know this dog themselves to take action. but if that comes when we made a comment that actually i think that's you know being a. good genes you know in the society so i always encourage young people young women do you do something if you have idea be born with that. but i have trust believe you know. with all of the many women i meet. country god international talk show before journalists discuss the topic of the week. opinion polls here in germany are beginning to suggest that the greens might now be the strongest forc

put our feet saw our lifestyle it's a coulter and if we can say it's the program i guess the mass for evelyn's the talk about jam through this is science coulter we're saying using the way that people think. i mean i'm not trying to save the world like so many people say they are and i think it's a great idea but it's not possible although i guess everyone but i'm just happy to get to as many as i can and even if it's one and i die that's why i just want to get as many as thank him on their feet. i feel all women are created in this world. but sometime because of the. society structured b. because of the up at 3 hour construct just because of the gender structure do you know this dog themselves to take action. but if that comes when we meant come we did that action i think that scene not being a. good change you know in the society so i all of us and that is young people young women do we do something if you have an idea be bored with that. but i have trust believe you know. meet all of the men women i meet. entered the conflict zone confronting the powerful. my guest this week here i

emily baker white said the post berry and severity but show disturbing trends i think it speaks to to coulter and if we have a police department where folks are being encouraged for whatever reason to be divisive to engage in prejudiced or violent commentary and where they feel like they do that in order to be a part of a community that gets in the way of police forces being able to do their job the union representing philadelphia police called the social media investigation overly broad accusing it of overlooking all of the good work done regularly by our officers the fallout from the study is ongoing not just here in philadelphia but nationwide the police departments in all 8 cities looked at by the plainview project have launched investigations. previn mark tyler says the findings contribute to an us versus them mentality in minority communities all we want is the same thing that everyone else wants to feel that if you need a police officer in a time of trouble that you're going to get help it's going to get support and that you're going to get the benefit of the doubt that you will be jud

nathan coulter gnarls scored $92.00 was australia or bowled out for $288.00. shay hope led the west indies reply with a steady half century but 5 wickets from mitchell starc decided the game in australia's favor as the windies finished up on 273 for 9. defending champion samoa how it has been knocked out of the french open how it lost her quarterfinal match to 17 year old amanda and the some over the unseeded american sealed the match 664 to reach her 1st grand slam semifinal and the smoker is the youngest u.s. woman in the semi since jennifer capriati in $99.00 to. last year's semifinals madison keys for the quarter final stage as well the american no match for australia's ashley barty she'll be playing her 1st grand slam semi when she meets on the same over on friday. men's top seed novak djokovic has stayed on course to win his 4th straight grand slam title jack rich beating germany's alexanders vera in 3 sets in the quarters for serbs only french open title victory was in 26 days. a 4th seed dominic team will take on jack rich in the series at roland garro

i'm going to have scase has taken a twist in the petition to support him to be divulged as donna coulter of explained . according to police arrested medusa correspondent eve on go no is now in the hospital after complaining that he wasn't feeling well reports say doctors examined him earlier this morning and suspected he had a rib fracture as well as a possible concussion and this is this examination came after golan also claimed he was beaten and denied a lawyer in custody which the police reject in both cases but his detention began on thursday after officers said they found drugs in his possession as well as scales and more drugs in his apartment in moscow just this morning he was charged with attempting to sell those drugs but the online newspaper. works for is convinced of his innocence they were posted his lawyer statement suggesting that the drugs were planted on him and also talked about previous threats he wrote he received with regard to his journalistic work however the police claim that this was not an isolated incident it was connected to a larger investigation into a drug r

to dismiss him for 73 nathan coulter niall scored 92 as australia or bowled out eventually for 288 shay hope led the west indies reply with a steady half century but 5 wickets for mitchell starc decided the game in australia's favor as the windies finished up on 273 for 9. finding champion smyrna how it has been knocked out of the french open how it lost a quarter final to 17 year old amanda a nice i'm over the unseeded american seal the match 6264 to reach our 1st grand slam semifinal and the survivor is the youngest u.s. woman in the semi since jennifer capriati in 1990. last year's semifinals madison keys for the quarter final stage as well the american one much for australia's ashley barty she'll be playing her 1st grand slam so when she meets a nice him over on friday. men's top seed novak djokovic has stayed on course to win his 4th straight grand slam title jack rich beating germany's alexander's vera in 3 sets in the courts as the servers won 15 grand slams for the far story sports now of melissa thanks very much paula said for me on the team here in doha because you over and se

after falling to 79 for five at one point, steve smith and nathan coulter—nile added a partnership ofottrell and mitchell starc claimed figures of five for 46 leading his side to the win. perhaps the biggest shock of the french open so far, defending champion simona halep beaten in the women's quarterfinals by american teenager amanda anisimova. the 17—year—old had never won a match at roland—garros before this year but is yet to drop a set on the way to her first grand slam semifinal and she'll face australian ashleigh barty in the last four. rafael nadal will play roger federer in the coming hours in their much anticipated, but delayed, semifinal while world number one novak djokovic will go up against last year's runner up, dominic thiem, after a straight sets victory over alexander zverev. and the 32—year—old serb could hold all four grand slams at the same time if he wins the tournament. the women's football world cup begins on friday with organisers being accused that more could be done to promote the tournament. host nation france will play south korea at parc des princes in pa

coulter's beaten on polling stations still 12 european politicians on trial for their role in a referendum on catalan independence their political opponents in the prosecutor's seat for a case that traces crucial questions about democracy and self-determination. but is the outcome already decided by a hostile spanish state. the. justice or vengeance on. the exit of mr cashel he was a killing by the state u.n. investigators find saudi arabia responsible for measuring journalists. and says there is credible evidence linking kron prince mohammed bin solomon to the pie. you're watching al-jazeera live from doha with me for. the head 3 russians and ukrainians are charged with murder over the shooting down of m.h. 17 which killed almost $300.00 people. in iraq for the 1st state visit since the 1st gulf war at a time of rising tension in the region and a moment of silence in hong kong's legislature for the death of a protester as the city's leader carrier is facing a no confidence motion. the responsibility for the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi is clear and an international investiga

against the west indies certainly a bad 1st and found themselves 79 for 5 at one stage but nathan coulter now hit 92 in 6 missed 73 to help them get back on track they set a winning target of 289. and japanese baseball sensation shohei a tiny lead aside the l.a. angels to victory he had his 5th homerun of the season this time against the oakland athletics 24 year old who can pitch as well as he can hit also hit for 4 runs as the angels rallied to seal a 10 to 9 victory. and that's our sport for now adrian back to you for many thanks steve now us official intelligence has entered the art world a robot called ada is having her 1st solo showing with portraits from real life as charlie angelo reports from the inner city of oxford the works have already been sold bringing in more than a $1000000.00. like any artist ada says she's a little anxious revealing her art to the public for the 1st time. to create core traits like this takes a picture of her subject using the camera and her eye an algorithm then interprets that photo and randomly translates it into corners she plots paper the outcome i

amalie baker white said the post berry and severity but show disturbing trends i think it speaks to to coulter and if we have a police department where folks are being encouraged for whatever reason to be divisive to engage in prejudiced or by. and commentary and where they feel like they do that in order to be a part of a community that gets in the way of police forces being able to do their job as the union representing philadelphia police called the social media investigation overly broad accusing it of overlooking all of the good work done regularly by our officers the fallout from the study is ongoing not just here in philadelphia but nationwide the police departments in all 8 cities looked at by the plainview project have launched investigations reverend mark tyler says the findings contribute to an us versus them mentality in minority communities all we want is the same thing that everyone else wants to feel that if you need a police officer in a time of trouble that you're going to get help it's going to get support and that you're going to get the benefit of the doubt that you will be

speaking to us rebecca vincent is with reporters without borders live there from london our step coulters here in a moment with the world weather and still ahead on the news hour. why the familiar chance of protesters have once again failed the streets. and school i kept on savings from new zealand's came when some great soccer can haunt the cricket world. thanks. to web sponsors by the time. hello there the monsoon is in full swing across india well it should be but look what's actually happening this is a satellite picture we've got bright right areas of cloud there along the eastern coast and a few bits and pieces of cloud in the west but not a great deal else so this is where the monsoon should be this time of year all the way up across many parts of gujarat and then working its way up into nepal as well for the monsoon is lagging way behind so this is where it actually is hasn't even made landfall there in the east and then just basically crossing bengaluru at the moment so really below average rainfall for most of us because we don't have that cloud of rain with us at the moment it

or feel the heat so our lives it's a coulter and if we say it's the program i guess the mass for all of us the talk about jam through use is science to we are saying using the way that people think. i mean i'm not trying to save the world like so many people say they are and i think it's a great idea but it's not possible although i guess everyone but i'm just happy to get to as many as i can and even if it's one and i die that's what i'm like i just want to get as many as i can on their feet. i feel all women are created in these flood. but sometime because of the. society structure should be because of the petri our construct just because of the agenda structured you know this dog themselves to take action. but if that comes when we meant calm we that action i think that see you know being a. good change you know in the society so i all of us and that is young people young women do we do something if you have an idea we boarded with that. but i have trust behave you know. with all of the men and women i meet. and island of immense beauty created by a natural disaster. iceland. the

actually done about it adrian but now many thanks for that is live in colombo weather stuff stuff coulter is here with a look at the weather in just a few moments but still to come on the news. the invisible threat that's killed hundreds of children in nigeria plus. i'm a. big. thanks to pieces. by algorithm an exhibition produced by the world's 1st humanoid artist. and later in sport european champions league rivals become international teammates for england far will be hit with the rest of the sport in around 20 minutes. the weather sponsored by qatar and ways. hello there it is horse for some of us in europe at the moment this is the temperature it's in the orange where we're seeing the warmest weather we've had temperatures of around 30 degrees there in warsaw in poland very very hot people in the farms there cooling off and it's also been around 30 for some of us in germany as well with the whole weather we are seeing quite a bit of thunder reactivity see the bright white areas of cloud here and some of the worst of the weather has been around ukraine just in the past the hour also r

with the president is his kids were still involved in business and it is one of the issues that ann coulterthat the president hired jarod and ivanka. steve: five, i'll give the critics that. president trump had been tougher on china than any western leader in 50 years whereas joe biden went soft on china, gave them policy concessions while he was joe biden. >> you said they're not aware. they're completely aware of that they're doing. no confusion. that's one of the reasons you won't see democrats push for impeachment. what's good for the goose is always good for the gander. the minute you start charging other folks with people are going to look at who's paying you. and that's the true hesitation. if you truly believe that president trump did the things that he did, then why not file for the inquiry. what's the holdup. it's just injustice to everybody whether you're right or left to string this along for an emotional appeal to win an election 0 opposed to doing what is right. but that would mean we would have to look into what you're doing for the last 30 years and that's a problem for the

another thing that is interesting on the issue, talking to ann coulter, she said that she might be ablee biden for president. which is interesting. she is going to explain why that is on the show. >> i look forward to hearing that. always a pleasure. thank you. >>> we will tell you that those are just some of the things that we will be covering this week on the issue it airs at 6:30 am tomorrow morning right before the weekend edition of ktvu fox 2. >>> we are going to learn about their mission. >>> up next here, san francisco's getting ready for its pride celebration. we look back at the rise of the civil rights movement and the struggles in the 1980s dealing with the aids epidemic. ♪ >>> ahead of the big san francisco pride celebration this weekend, ktvu is looking back at some of the milestone moments for the lgbtq community. back in the 1980s, the city was the epicenter for the aids epidemic, which wiped out 20,000 people in san francisco, alone. we also look at the activism that it inspired. >> it was a time of great sorrow and overwhelming terror. >> reporter: >> it was not unusua

earned a quarter of a billion dollars as my sources say, jive records earned a full billion and clive coulterrry weiss were the executives runninrunning this label, they a very poor record of their artists being treated horribly or their problems ignored, an they know about r. kelly because young women name them as a party to the lawsuits. the music industry had no interest in shutting him down. he was making way too much money. then the book is a unique chicago story. in chicago is churches failed, the schools failed, the journalists failed, the courts failed, ter on the police failed, everyone failed these young black women he preyed on. you noow, i have said one matters less in society than ioung black girls, and when say that, i'm saying it because eozens of young black women h said that to me, and i'm just trying to amplify what they're saying as a journalist. >> reporter: ho r. kelly being black and most of hiss victimobeing black women fac into the way these alleged crimes were viewed? i e always wrestled with that question because, you know, people would throw at me and another white

emily baker white said the post berry and severity but show disturbing trends i think it speaks to to coulter and if we have a police department where folks are being encouraged for whatever reason to be divisive to engage in prejudiced or violent commentary and where they feel like they do that in order to be a part of a community that gets in the way of police forces being able to do their job as the union representing philadelphia police called the social media investigation overly broad accusing it of overlooking all of the good work done regularly by our officers the fallout from the study is ongoing not just here in philadelphia but nationwide the police departments in all 8 cities looked at by the plainview project have launched investigations reverend mark tyler says the findings contribute to an on. vs them mentality in minority communities all we want is the same thing that everyone else wants to feel that if you need a police officer in a time of trouble that you're going to get help and it's going to get support and that you're going to get the benefit of the doubt that you will b

charlie sykes, it would seem to me the president freaks out the most when he's afraid, afraid of anne coulter, the base's reaction with anything to do with his failure. you have right, red, center, left, right, black, burnle, red, female, he was failing at immigration which were only reason he ran for president. the others i can't think of them right now. the idea that anytime someone covers facts with mexico he flips out is a rally insightful window with his psych ki, his record on immigration. >> well you are right about that. this is a president who is an arsonist that wants to feel he is a fire fighter. actually he threatens and he backs down and people are figuring out that he backs down a lot and they're onto the fact that he is -- that he bluffs. i kind of knew the guy was a fraud. in the international world, i think this is camping up with him. yeah, he had a lot of pressure from the business community and the republicans and the senate and the jobs numbers on friday. the mediocre jobs numbers, the one thing that donald trump does not want to mess with. he doesn't want to mess with th

but you can make the case, ann coulter making some fun, she was featured in a video and she retweeted it and said wasn't it fun when we thought we were getting a wall? she's a constant, what's the right word for it. she's constantly in the president's face. listen to the president in that interview with george stephanopolous. he makes clear his disdain for the congress. >> i find congress more difficult, frankly, that many of the foreign leaders. >> that's democracy, isn't it? >> yeah, i guess it is. but then i play the game. but sometimes it's too much of a game. there's so many things, like the border. the border should be done, george. the democrats should come in and in 15 minutes to an hour we could have it all solved, it's so simple. >> but you have to give some stuff as well. >> but it's not even giving stuff. the things that we're talking about you shouldn't have to give. >> his point there more about the current crisis at the border, the detention centers need money for the humanitarian needs there. but this president for all the art of the deal myth of donald trump has not -

nathan coulter—nile stars for the australians with 92 of us stars for the australians with 92 of us haveaight sets by the unseeded american teenager. i will have more on those stories just after 5:30pm. so, ford confirmed today it is planning to close its engine plant at bridgend in south wales in september next year. 1700 jobs will go with the plant is shut down. union leaders have said it would mean disasterfor union leaders have said it would mean disaster for the workforce and for the wider community in bridgend as well. ford denies that brexit has been a factor in its decision. our correspondent is at the plant. at 11 o'clock this morning, the workers here in bridgend were given the news following a meeting between trade union leaders and ford bosses in the headquarters in essex. by midday, they were all sent home to process the news with their families and work here has been suspended until next week. ford has blamed a number of reasons for their decision, losses across their entire european operation being among them. but in truth, this decision is one that's been looming over thi

amalie baker white said the post berry and severity but show disturbing trends i think it speaks to to coulter and if we have a police department where folks are being encouraged for whatever reason to be divisive to engage in prejudiced or violent commentary and where they feel like they do that in order to be a part of a community that gets in the way of police forces being able to do their job the union representing philadelphia police called the social media investigation overly broad accusing it of overlooking all of the good work done regularly by our officers the fallout from the study is ongoing not just here in philadelphia but nationwide the police departments in all 8 cities looked at by the plainview project have launched investigations. reverend mark tyler says the findings contribute to an us versus them mentality in minority communities all we want is the same thing that everyone else wants to feel that if you need a police officer in a time of trouble that you're going to get help it's going to get support and that you're going to get the benefit of the doubt that you will be j

. >> victoria, there is no greater expert on what animates it trump's base than ann coulter who may surprise some people tonight by saying there are problems. they're just hidden because of the polarized environment. folks won't admit. what she says, a lot of wingers, that's her term, are desperately hanging on to trump as flotsam in its tsunami. loads of trumpers are beside themselves but almost none say so publicly. i think the issue is how many voters who voted for obama or didn't vote and came out to vote for trump are done with him. >> to begin, that is some flowery language, ari. you know, when it comes to trump's base so, i see it more as feeding the beast. i don't know about having hidden pockets here or there. but it's really about giving the space something that they can chew on continually. he might soften up on immigration as he gets into the general, something he did in 2016 but he's going to continue giving the tidbits because as jason said, he can't win with the base alone. he needs to figure out a way to also bring those moderate republican who are going to pinch their nose a

. >> like one tweet, right, until ann coulter saw it. >> i think it's going to be a short-lived strategy. i'm with eli, i think the president does do well when he has somebody to fight against. he's very happy to be on offense. once he has that candidate, something he can pin the hopes of his candidacy on, i think you'll see him go very aggressive against that person. >> thank you so much for starting us off. after the break, joe biden may be on offense against donald trump, he's also on defense against the rest of the democratic field. we'll go deeper in that democratic primary and look at who is generating the most enthusiasm among black voters. ahead, joyce vance takes congress to school and schools some republicans while she's at it. we'll bring you highlights from obstruction hearings. jon stewart is known the world over for his humor and intelligence but today he was deadly serious calling congress out for failing the men and women who responded to 9/11. all those stories coming up. 9/. all those stories coming up. ♪ i want it that way... i can't believe it. that karl brought his k

emily baker white said the post berry and severity but show disturbing trends i think it speaks to to coulter and if we have a police department where folks are being encouraged for whatever reason to be divisive to engage in prejudiced or violent commentary and where they feel like they do that in order to be a part of a community that gets in the way of police forces being able to do their job as the union representing philadelphia police called the social media investigation overly broad accusing it of overlooking all of the good work done regularly by our officers the fallout from the study is ongoing not just here in philadelphia but nationwide the police departments in all 8 cities looked at by the plainview project have launched investigations. reverend mark tyler says the findings contribute to an us versus them mentality in minority communities all we want is the same thing that everyone else wants to feel that if you need a police officer in a time of trouble that you're going to get help it's going to get support and that you're going to get the benefit of the doubt that you will b

ann coulter said donald trump had the best chance of being president on a show and the whole audience laughed uproarously. the mere suggestion of that donald trump could be elected president brought us and anybody else who said it under withering abuse. >> right. freak out. >> i remember poor, poor nate silver predicted that donald trump was going to win florida and he got absolutely eviscerated and magically his model switched to hillary clinton. so that's the element of surprise that he had. now if you don't think that this isn't like a political bunker hill where everybody is standing and waiting till they see the whites of their eyes, they are and they're going to take nothing for granted. >> and the surprising evangelicals who support trump, i don't know what they're going to stand for beyond trump because the answer would probably be nothing, since they've let everything go in terms of what they believe in for this president. >> speaking as a guy who grew up as an evangelical, i this i the biggest danger for donald trump among evangelicals is undervote. he'll still win most whit