you cannot have a coward leading the fbi. i wish this country would learn how to not pay attention to either side of the cable news equation. they are both lying, both sides. c-span is not bad, but there is work to be done but i just wish the best for the country and just be careful what you believe in. thank you. john: work to be done, what would you like us to do better? how can we improve? caller: this would be impossible, but both of the parties run the country. you need a third-party. i don't know what kind of party would be the best way to run it. sose two parties are entrenched, going back before the civil war. deep, it iss so just systematic and all that. just, good luck. thank you. john: marilyn in dallas, texas, line for democrats. [indiscernible] your phone sounds like it is underwater, i am sorry. we will try to get that line better for you. sally in olympia, washington, line for independence. caller: i just wanted to say i went to school with brian and i hope to see him later this year and we have a lot to talk a

he gave me the clue of saying he's a bit like noel coward which i find bizarre because i thought you'dby and because he come from the —— peruvian because he can come per he's all his sweet and lovable he suggested being like noel coward, like, hello i'm parrington. but we ended up more innocent, with permanent high eyebrows. he is an innocent abroad. he's wandering about, not quite knowing what's going on. that was one of his great strengths, wasn't it? he was a little alien, really. in an environment where you have to explain things to him. he was a brilliant storyteller. and really sweet guy. we did 140 episodes and he did ten session. so he was really hands—on? he did ten session. so he was really hands-on? yes. he was paying attention to everything. he was lovely. in fact, attention to everything. he was lovely. infact, my attention to everything. he was lovely. in fact, my father was and actor who made films in the 19605 and actor who made films in the 1960s and 70s. it was nice to chill theice 1960s and 70s. it was nice to chill the ice in the auditions, trying to play this wonde

they shouted "coward" at you this afternoon.ave made sure the emergency services have the support they need in order to do the job they were doing in the aftermath. but thousands of blocks must be inspected. millions of pounds of work. today, the government pledged action. we will do whatever it takes, take the expert advice, make those building safe and make those people safe. whatever it takes, we have to be led by the experts, but there can be no short cuts to this. donations of clothing had been pouring in today. london's mayor demanded help, answers and justice for those hit by the tragedy. it's really important that we are not left waiting for two, three, four years before we get answers. we need answers now. what i'm asking for is an interim response to the enquiry this summer. tonight, anti—government protesters took up the issue and took to the streets. more anger on the streets tonight, hundreds of demonstrators marching past downing street and into central london. the chant: may must go. the prime minister's authority

. >> greg: i've seen a coward do it. >> juan: who is the coward?kimberly: no one to -- >> greg: if you don't want to talk about radical islam, you are a coward. if you want to blame trump and his tweets, you are a coward. >> dana: we are not saying that anyone delights in this, in the loss of life. >> juan: what we all should be doing -- >> dana: that's what you're doing. >> greg: people who lost loved ones in 9/11, they are all rich, of course is political. >> juan: no. >> greg: you are saying anybody who is outraged -- >> juan: no. you should think about what i'm saying. >> greg: i am. >> greg: president obama blamed benghazi -- he blamed it on a video. to save the general election. if that is not politicizing tragedy, i don't know it is. >> juan: you are way off. >> greg: all right, we've got to go, the media may be distracted by the russian investigation, but what about the so, your new prescription does have a few side effects. oh, like what? ♪ you're gonna have dizziness, nausea, and sweaty eyelids. ♪ ♪ and in certain cases chronic flatulence

admitted being a coward and a leaker.am saying lynch tried to cover up crooked hillary matter. >> makes you wonder what else he has leaked before. >> on the arm on instagram says when he inadvertently destroyed all fake news. rob: mary on facebook writing when he repeatedly called himself a coward. had you to feel for him there. that was the only way to get around that question, i think but he did. jillian: king and country getting ready to play here all morning long on "fox & friends." >> i smell the food. rob: have a great weekend. >> you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> a hundreds of hours of shrill of television add up to pretty much nothing. >> mr. comey has now finally confirmed publicly what he repeatedly told president trump privately. >> whal while you were director the president of the united states was not under investigation. is that a fair statement. >> that's correct. >> the president feels completely convinced indicated. >> we know james comey

it was committed by a coward and brave men and women, australians and britons alike will not be b coward by terrorism wherever it occurs. we will not change our way of life and we will continue to fight together as the prime minister and i reaffirmed last night to defeat this scourge of terrorism in our homes and t around the world. now, the director general of security has advised me that the threat level remains probable, they do not appear at this stage to be directed links between the attack in manchester and threats australia. we must remain vigilant at home always where the threat remains very real. the threat level is probable. today the new south wales coroner handed down his report our heartfelt sympathies go out with regard to the families and all of the hostages, the brave hostages that survived. their lives are changed forever. the government will consider the recommendations carefully and continue to strengthen arrangements where needed. our first priority is to keep australian say. our agencies with whom i are in, constant touch and are constantly adjusting our response.t w

. —— coward. cow that you this afternoon when he left saint clements. -- coward.ll, yesterday, ensured that the public services have the support they need to do the job they were doing in the immediate aftermath. but making this kind of loss and this kind of horror, the last of its kind, means that thousands of locks must be inspected. millions of pounds in work, who knows how many moved to safety? today the government pledged action. we will do whatever it takes. we will take the expert advice, do whatever it ta kes to the expert advice, do whatever it takes to make those buildings safe or make those people say. zverev ta kes, or make those people say. zverev takes, we have to be led by the experts. there can be no shortcuts to this. donations of clothing have been pouring into day. london's mayor demanded help, answers and justice for those hit by the tragedy. it is really important we are not tragedy. it is really important we a re not left tragedy. it is really important we are not left waiting two, three, four years before we get answers. we need answers now.

i hope this trial will reveal to the world that bill cosby is a lying coward, that bill cosby is a lyingally, over the course of five decades, inflicted sexual violence on women. lets go and listen to commander stuart cundy, bringing us an update on the g re nfell tower bringing us an update on the grenfell tower tragedy. i will do questions at the end, i promise you. i would like to give you an update on the ongoing investigation and the ongoing work here at grenfell tower. as i've said before, the fire was truly horrific and for me, this is just a human tragedy. sadly, we can now formally identified the first victim who lost their life. that is mohammed alhajali. as the days ago on we will, with the agreement of the coroner, go on to identify the others who have died. yesterday we spoke about the work to recover those that are still in g re nfell tower. recover those that are still in grenfell tower. yesterday afternoon, following expert advice, for the safety of our officers, the london fire brigade and the london ambulance service, we had to pause that search and recovery. i'm now pl

they shouted coward. much to do to win back their trust. we have got a special section dedicated this on the website. the ten 0'clock news will have fiona bruce at the tower. but we can get an update on the weather. it has been a week of settled, someone with for most of us with little significant rainfall. the reason has been the position of this jet stream. at the atlantic, deflecting low—pressure to the north—west. that is when we have seen outbreaks of rain. at the weekend, the jet stream seen outbreaks of rain. at the weekend, thejet stream evens, improving for central scotland. high pressure the mainline story. that is going to drag up this hot air, likely to see temperatures across iberia peaking in mid 40s. potentially, 30s in france, and southern parts of england, possibly in excess of 30. on saturday, hardly any clouds. and the breeze driving moisture, to the north—west. some misty conditions. temperatures, disappointing. high 20s, possibly. that is going to stay with us, she met on saturday into sunday. the weather front in the n

. >> greg: if you don't want to t talk about radical islam, you are a coward. want to blame term for it because of his tweets, you are a coward. >> kimberly: he said that the right delights in the loss of life. >> juan: don't politicize it and make it l a political issue. >> greg: people who lost loved ones in 9/11, their outrage is of course political? >> juan: no, that is not -- >> jesse: >> greg: if you are sg anyone who was outraged -- >> juan: greg, you should think about what i am saying. that is what i'm about to throw up. >> juan: that is just wrong, greg. >> jesse: president obama blamed benghazi on a video. if that is not politicizing a tragedy, i don't know what is. >> juan: why don't you come to the table -- >> greg: directly ahead, the media may be distracted by the russian investigation, but what about the president's first cabinet meeting? we'll show you ahead. sure we could travel, take it easy... but we've never been the type to just sit back... not when we've got so much more to give when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brill

before i start the conversation with you, how is your noel coward, by the way? noel coward?et me take you inside the technology drop down over 2%. you begin to understand where we are. 5.4%.t that, amf done by the chip suppliers, semiconductor, snl, get that right and you will be aware and a sunni endowment 3%. coward wrote a piece saying the rat are repairing to leave the bbc. it's a rough old. this is the worst-case scenario for market. we have not fully got going yet. >> i disagree with that. was anhad in the u.k. outcome that raise political uncertainty, but it also lowered what is the biggest risk to markets, the u.k. would pursue a hard exit cushioning strategy. with a much slimmer majority, razor thin hold on the comments, with the need to go in on an alliance with the dv. the odds of theresa may pushing hard brexit are lower and that produces one of the major tail risks we had to u.k. growth and for the pound. think ok, what makes you that the tail risk is really been reduced? because i put it to you as the europeans don't want to see as an incapacity to the economy.

i think he's a coward at heart. the only way around doing what he said is to fire him. i think that he doesn't listen to anybody. he's not floating this to hear what we say. he doesn't even listen to his own staff. this guy doesn't know what he's doing, and he doesn't know how to commit a crime, and we all see it. and we need an intervention. it's not an impeachment, we need him to resign and we need this lawsuit to go forward in maryland. >> john, we'll talk about that. but may i ask you another question, please? according to a cnn analysis, a federal election commission record, three members of the legal team known to have been hired by special counsel robert mueller to handle the russia investigation, they have given political donations almost exclusively to democrats. is this a troubling sign to you? >> no, it's not. you know, if i go back to my own appointment as assistant u.s. attorney, i was appointed from a clerkship that was held by eisenhower, and then i became an assistant u.s. attorney by a u.s. attorney paul kaern appointed by nixon. i worked on ted kennedy

guantanamo into defund the sanctuary's cities. >> getting he is doing very well he is the party of cowardsanctuary's cities they need to be prosecuted of pearl communist approach terrorist and the supporter of castro's cuba and i write about this in the big agenda they say it was designed with the department of homeland security because they identify with the terrorist. that was 95 percent accurate. where muslims confused with terrorist by the leftist? maybe 300,000 words? that one sentence if you look at the sites because it does not exist. >> host: the next call from california. >> caller: i am so glad you're out there speaking and with those soft bigotry and blacks dictations they have tried to a light the inner-city and what is your analysis where do you see that coming with the agenda? >>. >> with the insiders of the indelible community -- angelico community not everything trump does will please them but they understandd that his fight is their fight. it's the fight to return power to the state, local communities and get washington off of everybody's back. i don't agree with you about

to call it a king punch, now it's a coward punch.t's something that they're trying to stamp out. >> it's such an issue in australia, there are education campaigns to stop it. police won't say how the fight which killed matthew bate began. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> the uc board of regents said the president's office tried to interfere with an audit in an effort to bring transparency. that found president janet napolitano's office stashed a secret $175 million fund and took part in misleading budget practices and extravagant spending. the investigation will be led by a former california supreme court justice. a final report expected in july. >>> immigration activists on behalf of undocumented young adults in california. abc 7 news was in front much city hall where they asked the governor and legislature to make -- they're asking the state to stop turning them away on their 19th birthday. the money would come from california's tobacco tax reportedly costing as much as $230 million a year. >> the way we wanted to

speculation is swirling in australia that he may have died from a so-called coward punch. >> now they call it a coward punch and it's something they're really trying to stamp out. >> reporter: it's such an issue in australia there are campaigns to stop it. police won't say how the fight that killed matthew baet began. >>> san francisco wants uber and lyft to be more transparent. they issued subpoenas demanding the two ride share companies hand over data on their business practices. here what the city is looking for. >> reporter: while ride share has become a part of city living, some find both uber and lyft a nuisance. >> that's my biggest complaint is definitely the double parking in the bike lanes. >> reporter: today the city attorney is demanding that both lyft and uber answer questions on disability access and public safety. in a statement that office made clear the city attorney 5i78s to make sure that the vehicles comply with local and state laws. supervisor jane kim welcomed the investigation. >> we don't know if the drivers are following the law and if they're following the la

he said "i know i'm not a brave man, i'm a coward." that was after he had been at d-day.act when he completed his sort of decommissioning papers, he said he would do it again if called upon. >> one of the things ford did right after the war was start a place called the farm, which was sort of a combination rest home, clubhouse, barroom, getaway for the men in his field photo unit. and it was a place that he decorated with, you know, every medal and recognition that he had ever won during the war. that was something he was really obsessed with. but it was a huge part of his identity. and he kept it in operation for almost 24 years after the war. >> i wanted to ask you about his work and how it now lives on in the films he put together. just how important was it to the allied efforts and to the american people who saw these films in the 1940s? >> oh, ford's war work was tremendously important. i mean, especially "the battle of midway," which was really the first visual evidence that home front movie going audiences had that the u.s. could win this thing. it was the first re

to call it a king punch, now it's a coward punch.something that they're trying to stamp out. >> it's such an issue in australia, there are education campaigns to stop it. police won't say how the fight which killed matthew bate began. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> the uc board of regents said the president's office tried to interfere with an audit in an effort to bring transparency. that found president janet napolitano's office stashed a secret $175 million fund and took part in misleading budget practices and extravagant spending. the investigation will be led by a former california supreme court justice. a final report expected in july. >>> immigration activists on behalf of undocumented young adults in california. abc 7 news was in front much city hall where they asked the governor and legislature to make -- they're asking the state to stop turning them away on their 19th birthday. the money would come from california's tobacco tax reportedly costing as much as $230 million a year. >> the way we wanted to do

police chiefs calling them cowards. that was found at a home under construction on 36th place southea southeast. >> that home is right across from beers elementary school. news 4's justin finch is live with more on what they're doing. justin? >> reporter: aaron,d when the news was found thursday, it sent chills through the neighborhood and nearby beers elementary. this morning some comfort has come knowing that police and the district are now investigating. it was a multi-cultural crowd that gathered here on sunday on 36th place southeast. they were led by local church leaders. an end to hate crimes. also to fear in this area. joining them the police says the case is under investigation and they are actively seeking leads in this case. this comes after mayor bowser announced the office of human rights has activated its hate crimes protocol. residents say they are refusing to feel safe and vowing to be vigilant. >> love will tackle anything and we know that the lord, our god, did not give us the spirit of fear but of pow

she was called coward and people shouted shame on you. she faced criticism for not having spoken directly to some of the victims. the government says it is providing £5 million of emergency money to provide supplies, food, clothes, anything that those who've been directly affected need, having lost everything they own. the government has announced a judge led independent enquiry to look at exactly what went wrong. there is no doubt the government and theresa may are under pressure. they need to make sure the public enquiry provides recommendations quickly and puts them into action. theresa may is facing lots of questions and it is facing lots of questions and it is true to say that it is the incumbent government facing questions currently but also true to say that the questions will go back not just over this say that the questions will go back notjust over this government, the last government but perhaps back to previous administration is as well. theresa may has been saying that she has spoken directly to some of the victims who she saw

yes, trump says comey's a coward. "you want to attack somebody? do it like a man...tweet it from the toilet." ( laughter ) ( applause ) but there's no proof it's on the toilet. by the weekend, the entire administration was joining in on what insiders called the "'comey is a pussy offensive. one trump insider explained, it "minimizes comey and undermines the seriousness of his testimony and claims," the official noted, chuckling. you always know the hero of a story by who chuckles after everything they say. "we're going to make america great again." ( chuckles ) ( applause ) of course, name-calling is a long-time trump tactic-- "little marco, lyin' ted, crooked hillary, rudy giuliani." ( laughter ) he should apologize for that one. can't call a man that. ( laughter ) so, comey's a coward and liar, because trump never said, "i hope you let flynn go." now, to corroborate this fact, let's go to oldest son and man who wants to just keep last night between us guys, donald trump, jr. >> when i hear the flynn comment-- you and i both know my father a long

>> he's a coward in the sense that he's a bully.werless and my point is that i think that cowardess comes from i think a lot of abuse when he was a child. the opposite of being a bully is a protector. he could do what america's always done and stand up for vulnerable in the world. >> thank you. documentary's fascinating. thank you for doing it. it's called "hell on earth. the falloff syria and the rise of isis." it airs on sunday on the national geographic channel. so we can detect leaks before humans can see them. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. listen up, heart disease.) you too, unnecessary er visits. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights. and fragmented care- stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. dearthere's no other way to say this. it's o

the times says the prime minister had to take cover as she was jeered and called a coward as she leftdaily telegraph claims the protests today had been organised and co—ordinated by left wing militant groups and that the man who led the demonstration had once been arrested, and released without charge, for terrorism offences. the sun echoes claims by protestors and those caught up in the tragedy, that the victims were murdered and that the council had ‘blood on its hands‘. the guardian said those calling for potential to offer guarantees to people made homeless, would be rehoused. and fire safety experts wa nt rehoused. and fire safety experts want the cladding used at grenfell tower to be banned. so let‘s begin... the mirror... four theresa may, brutal reading? we have both talked. just two stories. each of them, cover them except one. one of the stories, the prime minister. i am not a judge of a person‘s character, but the demeanour, and appearance, less tha n but the demeanour, and appearance, less than required.

now i shall set the coward up." and it she is returning -- and she is referring to her brother. one of the things about passing suffrage and abigail's involvement was the change that came about in the way that measures could be presented to sentencings, to the -- citizenry for voting. initially when abigail started on her campaign work, she used what she called the still hunt, to quietly get in good with them men who had been elected to the oregon legislature. favor.gain their she did it quietly because she did not want to deserve -- disturbed the opposition. -- di sturb the opposition. and it resulted in the measure to be written on the ballot. but each time it was defeated. in oregon, suffrage was presented six times, more than any other state. eventually, during the progressive movement, and in particular a person named william wanted to change that process. he advocated for the initiative and referendum system, which all the states now use, it is called the organ system. -- oregon system. that way people could gain support for measures by getting enough signatures. and then

we have a coward with the aca, the insurance companies. they are the ones ripping us off, ok? that is why rand paul should know better. hall ryan was wrong with what he did, but i am also upset with the democrats because they say that trump did not want to work with the people. trump does want all parties working together. he does not want just one party against the other, ok? or one party doing the bill. he wants everybody to have their input. thanks for calling, we appreciate that. let's get a few more points of view. next, and when on the democrat line. -- edwin on the democrat line. caller: the current bill that is being put together will be dead on arrival. what representative schumer said when i was watching your program this afternoon, they need to get both democrats and republicans in one room and craft a bill that is beneficial across the board. iss bill in the current form a tax break for the rich. warren buffett -- he will be able to get over a $600 million tax break because of this bill. it is possible to get the democrats and republicans to work together in one ro

business as usual, in a way, our hearts are bleeding for these good people, but we are not cowards. host: thank you for the call. we got a tweet from mary, beautiful call from the u.k., dutifully said, kevin. from bristol, england, good morning. caller: how is it going? host: fine, thank you. how are you doing? caller: not bad. very quick because i know there's is not much time in the show, idolater and grandchildren live in london, so i am concerned about them. i graduate in go to school, so there is this deep concern on their safety. having said that, we had the election this week, it will not, in any way, influence the way in which i vote. i intend to go out and carry on with normal, everyday life. that is all i can say. host: thank you. virginia next from pennsylvania, good morning. caller: i am concerned about the fact that every time president initiate safety regulations on the country, the democrats fight back against him. i was wondering, do they live in an ivory tower that they think they're immune to terrorism or are they got stupid that they -- are they that stupid that t

>> he's a coward in the sense that he's a bully. and he preys on the powerless.int is that i think that cowardice comes from i think a lot of abuse when he was a child. the opposite of being a bully is a protector. he could do what america's always done and stand up for vulnerable in the world and offer them refuge. >> thank you. documentary's fascinating. thank you for doing it. it's called "hell on earth. the fall of you and the rise of isis. it airs on sunday on the national geographic channel. >>> about to talk about a conversation a lot of people have been having this week. we're talking about bill maher. this time people think he's gone too far, using one of the most controversial words in the english language. just so you're not shocked, like maher's guests and the audience were, you're about to hear that word itself in this discussion with my guests, no beeping, no beating around the bush. joining me now is my panel. good evening, gentlemen. i'm so glad to have you on. bakari, friday night's hbo show he got into lot of trouble on that show. we'll play it

and michael bond said, no, more like noel coward! thank you both for coming.for the papers tonight. thank you jenni and steve. from us all, goodbye good evening. summer seems to have deserted as for the time being. the weekend looks a little bit more promising, but we still have some rain around overnight. across northern england, where it has been particularly wet today, and that rain is moving northwards making further inroads across scotland. after today's disappointing temperatures, the overnight temperatures, the overnight temperatures are not going to fall too far. for the rush—hour tomorrow, some rain across devon and cornwall, and patchy rain across north wales. central areas, the southeast and east anglia will start drive. in the north east, some rain at times, but the more persistent rain is north of the more persistent rain is north of the border up in scotland. across some eastern areas and northern ireland, the rain begins to arrive. a change of fortunes on thursday. some patchy rain and a keen wind across northern england, but not as wet as it's

. >> they used to call it a king punch and now they call it a coward punch and that's something they'reeally trying to stamp out. >> the one punch can kill campaign is educating australians about the danger of sucker or coward punches. laws have even gotten tighter as a result. san francisco police have still not released a suspect's name or charges. lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> the reward to find out whoever killed 12 dogs in vallejo is up to $15,000. a memorial was held today near where the dogs were found back in february. jamison animal rescue ranch in the napa valley is hoping increasing the reward money will help motivate someone to come forward with information. vallejo police investigated but said it wasn't a homicide and there was nothing they could do. >>> thousands of people in south san francisco can drink their tap water again tonight after tests showed it was not contaminated. california water service had been giving bottled water to residents of the sunshine gardens area since yesterday. that's after a water tank was vandalized. cal water saz a lock had been cut, so

comey also admitted that he is kind of a coward.ake a look. >> maybe if i were stronger, i would have -- i was so stunned by the conversation that i just took it in. again, maybe other people would be stronger in that circumstance, but that is how i conducted myself, it was kind of a slightly cowardly way of trying to avoid telling him we are not going to do that. >> hannity: cowardly? maybe if i was stronger? so comey's excuse for not standing up to the present during this alleged conversation was that he is basically the cowardly lion from "the wizard of oz" into scared? now if comey said that he thought what happened was wrong, then guess what? he had a moral and more importantly a legal obligation to come forward and report this, by not doing so, we will put the law up on the side of the scree screen, he may have broken the law. now that is just the beginning of comey's potential legal problems. this part is stunning. he admitted that he intentionally gave his memo to his friend that works at colombia university to be leaked to

. >> terrorist cowards, and i awayd up a chair and i got so the police could see him.nleashinghe police 50 rounds, killing three suspects, all wearing fake explosive belts. authorities looking to root out any possible accomplices. >> we will understand more about their connections and if they were support may condemning the violence. >> we cannot and must not pretend things can continue as they are. things need to change. reporter: the mayor of london trying to reassure residents. >> there is no reason to be alarmed. reporter: and restore normalcy to a city shaken but resilient. this was the third terror attack in the u.k. since march, the second in just two weeks. individual will be held monday. kimberly: our team coverage of the terror in london continues with a show of support from the nation's capital. the attack was the talk of the town, from british pubs to the embassy. q mccray has more. . have been monitoring the british embassy since last night. people have been showing up, some dropping off flowers, support being shown around the >> it's despicable. it's murd

australians about the dangers of sucker or coward punches. laws have even gotten tighter as a result. they have not released a suspect name or charges. abc 7 news. >>> the reward to find whoever killed 12 dogs in vallejo is now up to $15,000. a memorial was held yesterday near where the dogs were found back in february. jameson animal rescue ranch in napa valley is hoping that increasing the reward money will help someone come forward. they say it wasn't a homicide and nothing they do. >>> thousands of people in south san francisco can drink their tap water again this morning after tests showed it was not contaminated. california water service had been getting bottled water to residents of the sunshine gardens area since friday. this happened after a water tank was vandalized. cal water says a lock had been cut so out of an abundance of caution they issued a do not drink notice. the utility says it's conducting a full investigation. >>> across the country, we heard calls for the truth on president trump about russia's ties to the election. he

strangers standing up to the attacker, trying to deter disaster. >> terrorist, cowards. oy.nd i picked up a chair. i was throwing at them, trying to get them to chase me so i could get my hands to get them away to where the police could see them and obviously take them down. >> police unleashing 50 rounds, killing the three suspects, all wearing fake explosive belts. authorities raiding residential areas of london, looking to root out any possible accomplices. >> work is ongoing to understand more about them, about their connections and in fact whether they were assist order supported by anyone else. >> prime minister theresa may condemning the violence. >> question not and must not pretend that things can continue as they are. things need to change. >> the mayor of london trying to reassure residents. >> londonlers see an increased police presence today and over the course of the next few days. no reason to be alarmed. >> and to restore some normalcy to a city shaken but resilient. this was the third terror attack in the uk since march, the second in just two weeks. a villa

it was committed by a coward. brave men and women, australians and britains alike, not be cowled by terrorism occurs. it we will not change our way of life and we will continue to together as the prime minister and i reaffirmed last defeat this scurge of errorism in our homes and around the world. now the director general of speaker, has advised me australia's threat level remains probable, they do appear at this stage to be direct links between the attack threats in r and ustralia, but we must remain vigilant at home always, where remains very real. the threat level is probable. now south wales his link to d down t our hearts go out to the families, and all of the the brave hostages who survived the siege. their lives were changed forever. consider thet will recommendations carefully and strengthen arrangements where needed mrc t mrchlt. speaker, our first priority is to keep australia safe. my agencies with whom my and ministers are in constant touch are constantly upgrading, adjusting our response measures. mor

she had to leap through a side door at the end, a heavy police presence there, with the chance of cowardsd as she was, in the words of some, bundled into a car by police. that's the sense of acrimony there is from some people towards her and you do hear that from people around here today. there isa from people around here today. there is a feeling of immense frustration to war the number of people, towards the borough for what is perceived to be scrimping, saving on the cladding on the outside of the tower that could have been behind the fire. the press reporting today the type of used was of a plastic ore nature, £2 cheaper than a mineral ore version, so that was the kind that with that on grenfell tower and that could have been behind this. also, of course, the huge fear that others might be affected by this and similar towers right across the country, so an announcement of an audit of those countries by the department for communities and local government to assess whether or not a similar type of cladding was seized. and also a lot of the air here about missing relatives and friends. t

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. >> they used to call it a king punch and now it's called a coward punch.s something they're trying to stamp out. >> the one punch can kill campaign is educating australians about the dangers of sucker or coward punches. laws have even gotten tighter as a result. san francisco police have still not released a suspect's name or charges. lisa amin ga leashian, abc 7 news. >>> the reward to find whoever killed 12 dogs in vallejo is now up to $15,000. a memorial was held yesterday near where the dogs were found back in february. jameson animal rescue ranch in napa valley is hoping that increasing the reward money will p p help motivate someone to come forward with information. police investigated but said it wasn't a homicide and there was nothing they could do. >>> thousands of people in south san francisco can drink their tap water again this morning after tests showed it was not contaminated. california water service had been getting bottled water to residents of the sunshine gardens area since friday. this happened after a water tank was vandalized. cal wat

i'm not a coward. i'm happy to do that sort of stuff but i should have the right to have some level -- i should be able to control the forum so that my staff and i are comfortable and let's not forget, those who are attending are safe, too. i mean, there are people around that park today just walking their dog. you know, joe barton, the manager of the team, his son was with him. those are legitimate concerns, i think. >> this changes things. congressman, thank you for stopping by. i'm glad you were running late for your sake. >> thank you. >>> we are getting some new videos of the moment that this madman this morning opened fire. we'll watch all of that together. also ahead, we're learning more about the condition of congressman steve scalise. we'll take you live to the hospital. also, a joint news conference from the manager of both of these congressional teams. this is the republican team hit this morning. the democrats have been practicing as well ahead of the big game tomorrow night which will cont

most presidents, if you think if we were cowards, if it were me, and i never watch tv. have my own schedule. all have to worry about is america. 5000 miles of border. we are guarded by two oceans on either side. you have to worry about mexico and canada. every other president has gone to canada or mexico first on their first trip. thoughtfully, with the chaos going on with radical islam and turning on a dime on a position which he is very good at doing, which is the right answer, is like investing. people have gigantic balance sheets in public companies. they have to celebrate and it has to be consistent. yet the shift. and shifting and adapting is where you make profitability. it is the same with him. he is in the market place and testing with the right answer is. he took the first trip to saudi arabia and israel, and the vatican. it was an amazing success. now we have chaos. the chaos probably is a good thing. in his analysis for someone who did not have real foreign of your expertise, was amazingly insightful. this is an arena in which they have been warring for 4000

. >> i think it's stupid what he did but how is it a coward? >> he has a different role because as head of the fbi he is the one who's supposed to do it fair apply the law. >> he was a private system and when trump allegedly defamed him and said the whole agency is against him, not true by the way, he came out and bought fire with fire back at him, the only thing i know in the battle over this as we pick and choose over which leaks are good and bad. any democrats, for example, want to know the source of these leaks that were bringing down hillary clinton and were not at all concerned after the fact when they were concerned where it came from so all i'm saying is there's no consistency on this issue. >> i say our country is great because were having this conversation. neil: i know our country is great and i agree with you. will take a quick break here. where do you see the real tweaks? >> forget what former fbi director comey is saying about present trump but what the gop leaders are saying about tax cuts is the real i got a mortgage offer from

most presidents, if you think if we were cowards, if it were me, and i never watch tv. have my own schedule. all have to worry about is america. 5000 miles of border. we are guarded by two oceans on either side. you have to worry about mexico and canada. every other president has gone to canada or mexico first on their first trip. thoughtfully, with the chaos going on with radical islam and turning on a dime on a position which he is very good at doing, which is the right answer, is like investing. people have gigantic balance sheets in public companies. they have to celebrate and it has to be consistent. yet the shift. and shifting and adapting is where you make profitability. it is the same with him. he is in the market place and testing with the right answer is. he took the first trip to saudi arabia and israel, and the vatican. it was an amazing success. now we have chaos. the chaos probably is a good thing. in his analysis for someone who did not have real foreign of your expertise, was amazingly insightful. this is an arena in which they have been warring for 4000

and they're absolute cowards. there are many more victims.ntensive care after being stabbed in the neck. today, colleagues at the sunday express newspaper described him as an absolutely first—class reporter and a fine and decent man. initially, the injured were taken to five different hospitals across london, including here at st thomas'. this is a cosmopolitan city, and that's very much reflected in the nationalities of those who found themselves caught up in last night's attack. details are still emerging, but the injured include people from canada, spain and france. new zealander oliver dowling, according to a facebook post by his sister, has been operated on after being stabbed multiple times. it's believed his parents are with him in hospital. australian candice hedge, who reportedly worked in a local restaurant, was having a meal with her boyfriend when she was attacked. at this time, we are aware of reports of two australians who have been directly affected by this attack. this attack is yet another cruel example of the new reality wit

it's a -- it's an old coward.d play before? >> never before. this is my first. i've always wanted to, and i'm delighted to be in this one because it's, i think, more than any of his other plays, it's hiss. it's accessible. it's funny. it's about an ego maniacal actor who is having a bit of a -- >> seth: did you have to do research to play an ego maniacal actor? [ light laughter ] >> funnily enough, no. [ laughter ] the role was so appealing i thought i could dispense with all that usage and just look inward. and try -- an no of course, it's autobiographical, he studied this about himself but of course it's -- there's comic exaggeration. >> seth: one thing, there's so much -- so much comic actually happens in the show but you also have had things go wrong that were not a part of the farce in the show. you had a curtain mishap. >> oh, yeah. well, that's part of the fun of live theater. you know, sometimes -- all of the mishaps had to do with cobie smulders oddly enough. >> seth: a fantastic actress. >> 'cause she co

we will never let these cowards when and we will never be cowed by terrorism. a night shattered by terror. a white van plowed into pedestrians on the london bridge. it was clearays the driver knew what he was doing. >> he was not scared, just focused. i would like to say the word demented. it was shrill, never heard feel like it. erielle: they ran into the nearby market armed with long knives, stabbing people at random. >> i saw loads of people running away from the market, and people lying on the ground. confrontedmed police the attacker, shooting all three were wearing suicide belts, but the bombs were fake. police say they are making progress identifying the men. to understandoing whether they were assisted or supported by anyone else. erielle: the investigation leading them to a london neighborhood. >> the first loud bang. i saw a couple of guys running around and armed police around. erielle: at least a dozen arrests. the bridge remains on lockdown. evidence team spending hours coming the rented vans evidence. this is the third terror attack in the u.k. si