president nixon discharged cox, the watergate prosecutor and abolished cox's office. the deputy attorney has been fired. >> i spent seven years writing the cox book and studying this man. i can tell you that cox was an extraordinary figure in american law, not just as watergate special prosecutor, as you just saw, but on a much broader scale. he was actually a direct descendant of roger sherman, signer of the declaration of independence and constitution. he was an early law clerk to judge hand. labor advisor to senator john f. kennedy. solicitor general in the kennedy administration. we talked about that last class when we talked about the johnson and kennedy civil rights cases. he argued many of those famous cases in the supreme court. after watergate became chairman of common cause and fought to craft the ethics in government act of 1978 to try to reverse some of the abuses of watergate. you could hopefully get a little bit of a glimpse from that film clip that cox's performance in watergate was really the culmination of a lifetime commitment to the rule of law. i d

cox really did not want a constitutional showdown. he knew there was a legitimate question here based on the notion of executive privilege, as to whether he really did have the power to subpoena those tapes from the chief executive. i can tell you, most people don't realize this but scholars at that time would have put their money on nixon in this battle. again, he had just won a major reelection victory, and the argument was why should a special prosecutor who was an elected or the courts even tell a president what he has to disclose from the inter sank them of the white house? it was very much open question at this time. incidentally, someone asked me, one of you guys asked me last week, why didn't nixon just bring the tapes? that's what has speech writer pat buchanan had advocated. well it was not so easy, who would deal? if you bring the tapes, the act itself could be a crime, or for nixon an impeachable offense. they remained in a closet in the white house. as the watergate drama unfolded. as tensions mounted, there were the was

the seat and the previous, the murder of 10 cox?— murder of 10 cox? i've always thought that not enough - thought that not enough attention actually has been given— attention actually has been given to the murder ofjo cox and _ given to the murder ofjo cox and how— given to the murder ofjo cox and how that really should have shaken — and how that really should have shaken politics to its core, and — shaken politics to its core, and it— shaken politics to its core, and it didn't seem to the extent— and it didn't seem to the extent that i would have liked to see — extent that i would have liked to see and the fact that, you know. — to see and the fact that, you know, labouractivists to see and the fact that, you know, labour activists on the doorstep _ know, labour activists on the doorstep were assaulted on sunday. _ doorstep were assaulted on sunday, over the weekend, and tracy— sunday, over the weekend, and tracy brabin who vacated the seat — tracy brabin who vacated the seat which is why the by—election was called does make — by—election was called

ana cox had come up with two important findings.it had been scrawled at least 20 minutes after the onset of the attack on karen. she reported her results to the detectives who by then had learned another pertinent fact about their victim. >> karen was exclusively left handed and her left hand did not have blood smear on it. >> not only that, when the autopsy report came in, it suggested karen couldn't have written anything with either hand. from what the medical examiner was seeing on this table, was this a victim who was going to dip in her own blood and write roc on the wall? >> no, absolutely not. over 90% of her spinal cord had been damaged by the knife wounds. >> she was incapacitated. >> incapacitated. it wasn't her. she didn't write that. >> the evidence was overwhelming. karen pannell did not write the letters roc in blood. it was a huge turning point in the case and the best news possible for the ex-boyfriend roc herpick. >> they confirmed 100% she could not have done that. she couldn't have done it. she would have been phy

the seat was won by kim leadbeater, the sister ofjo cox who represented the sister ofjo cox who representedquarantine rules for britons travelling to the eu will be eased. the parents of teenage motorcyclist harry dunn have given evidence in the united states against the woman suspected of causing his death two years ago. senior doctors in england will be consulted on taking industrial action if the government's 1% pay rise offer is not improved. the british medical association says it will ask members about stopping paid and unpaid overtime if a figure closer to 4% is not agreed. the royal college of nursing has already said it will consider balloting over industrial action and has called for a 12.5% pay rise this year. the government says it's committed to increasing pay for nhs staff and that rises for the rest of the public sector have been paused. borisjohnson will meet with chancellor angela merkel today on her last visit to the uk as head of the german government. coronavirus travel restrictions are expected to be high on the agenda. it comes as mrs merkel reportedly wants to ban uk

this is doctor karen cox. karen cox, the author of toronto. and the ongoing fight for racial justice. doctor karen cox, welcome to the show. karen: it is great to be with you. i wish it was in person but i'm glad to be with the aim lincoln bookshop against. >> thank you and we also wish you were here in person. there's so much fun, to have a conversation like this face to face, is just so much more fun to interact. we will have those times again. karen: sure. >> were coming to the end of this current unpleasantness. we will meet in person again. hey everybody, we are here to talk about karen's new book, but before we do that i also which is sent out greetings and salutations to those of you who may be watching this conversation on c-span book tv. we are recording this event on april 12th, 2021 which is the date of the release of no common ground his party and so those of you watching on c-span book tv, will be watching it some other time but we thank you for your attention to it and we hope that you will enjoy this conversation if you are work

sister and and she isjo cox's sister and a local candidate, someone who is quite popular and they are that she would be able to win a number of seats for the party and i think it has happened, the fact that it is close is a sign that perhaps they are not in the worst place in this seat but the fact that the conservatives are, we think, may be marginally ahead, maybe by a few hundred votes, although that is within a margin of error because it's pretty hard to forgive these things out in counting centres at the moment because of covid—19 restrictions, the fact the conservatives are potentially going to take this seat, as i say, is assigned the boris johnson's party seat, as i say, is assigned the borisjohnson�*s party is reaching parts of england that in the past it struggled in —— kim leadbeater. remember it won the hartlepool by—election a few months ago, i think the party had never won. this is slightly different, party that the conservatives in the uk used to hold back in 1992 but it has been labourfor 25 used to hold back in 1992 but it has been labour for 25 years and it's the kin

jo cox _ building down they're named afterjo cox. jo cox house, the community centre _ cox. i hope they stop. keir starmer is the leader of the liberal party. under his leadership we are making progress. we know the mountain we have to climb if we are to win the next general election. we have to pull off a feat even beyond what we achieved in 1997. here is very clear eyed about the scale of the challenge in front of us. what we have seen in the local elections and beyond is that we are making progress in some parts of the country and we still have a challenge in other parts of the country. challenge in other parts of the count . . challenge in other parts of the count _ ., , , challenge in other parts of the count . ., , , ., country. so, a big sigh of relief for sir keir— country. so, a big sigh of relief for sir keir starmer. _ country. so, a big sigh of relief for sir keir starmer. it - country. so, a big sigh of relief for sir keir starmer. it doesn't| for sir keir starmer. it doesn't mean — for sir keir starmer. it doesn't mean he — for sir keir starmer. it doesn't mean

there isn't a day— the same day asjo cox. there isn't a day when — the same day asjo cox.e some phase. yes, member of parliament. and i know you want to have some phase.— want to have some phase. yes, i am deserate want to have some phase. yes, i am desperate for _ want to have some phase. yes, i am desperate for a _ want to have some phase. yes, i am desperate for a glass _ want to have some phase. yes, i am desperate for a glass of _ want to have some phase. yes, i am desperate for a glass of fizz - want to have some phase. yes, i am desperate for a glass of fizz and - desperate for a glass of fizz and football! �* , ., desperate for a glass of fizz and football! �* ,., , , desperate for a glass of fizz and football! �* , , ~ , football! and some sleep. as you would say. _ football! and some sleep. as you would say. you — football! and some sleep. as you would say, you have _ football! and some sleep. as you would say, you have to _ football! and some sleep. as you would say, you have to crack- football! and some sleep. as you would say, you have to crack on i football!

kim leadbeater, sister of murdered mpjo cox, thanked herfamily in an emotional victory speech.rough the last five years, never mind the last five weeks. my amazing parents _ mind the last five weeks. my amazing parents and _ mind the last five weeks. my amazing parents and my wonderful partner. and i_ parents and my wonderful partner. and i want— parents and my wonderful partner. and i want to give a special shout out to— and i want to give a special shout out to my— and i want to give a special shout out to my niece and nephew, who i cannot— out to my niece and nephew, who i cannot wait— out to my niece and nephew, who i cannot wait to hug, as soon as i see them _ harry dunn's parents start legal proceedings in the us against the woman involved in the crash that killed their son.

that gives governor newsom a total of five republican challengers, inclusion john cox, kevin faulconer, caitlyn jenner, and doug ocey. that recall election is september 14. >>> a flight from sjc having to make an emergency landing at l.a.x. it left this morning headed to experience, experienced solemn e nation remembers the tragic explosion of twa flight 800 off the coast of long island, 25 years ago this month. >> it's hard to believe. for years the wreckage of that

keir starmer remembering jo cox in the week her sister arrived in the commons. latest from westminster. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello. fairly quiet on the weather front right now. plenty of dry weather across the uk, you across the uk, can see this approaching. further you can see this approaching. further east, it should be dry and bright with a bit of sunshine. good news for wimbledon. however, this weather front will continue towards the east and we are expecting some splits and spots of rain around kick—off time at wembley and after that, it looks as though it will stay cloudy with drips and straps of rain through the evening. further showers almost anywhere across the uk on monday. some could be thundery. sunshine around as well. good morning. welcome to breakfast with chris mason and luxmy gopal. 0ur headlines today: 0n the brink of history. england's footballers prepare to take on italy in tonight's european championship final, their biggest match in more than half a century. their resilience and experiences as a team have really

for many, though, the credit lies with the candidate, the sister of the murdered mpjo cox.he community, for her, this campaign meant more than pure politics. what we've done really well in this campaign is we've listened to people and so i think that human connection is really important. and i think sometimes that is lost in politics. this area's littered with the evidence of what was a bruising campaign, fiercely contested and highly charged. there was tension and anger. for some labour supporters, it laid bare a disconnect that must still be overcome. there are elements in the community that don't feel represented, that don't feel they've got a voice. i think there is a massive amount of work to do bringing and rebuilding the community we have here. the former mp george galloway stood here, aiming to split the labour vote. he did attract support, coming third. his pitch was aimed at the area's large muslim community. after friday prayers at this mosque today, the hope was for unity now a new mp's been chosen. i hope she can fulfil all of her promises, you know, that she h

keir starmer remembering jo cox in the week her sister arrived in the commons.n me on bbc parliament at 11 o'clock on monday evening for the latest from westminster. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello there. the sunshine and shower themes continues this weekend and like the last few days when you catch these showers they are likely to be very heavy, torrential in fact with some thunder and lightning, and slow—moving. we have this weather front scooting across southern parts of the country, and a new area of low pressure will arrive across central areas for sunday. that ran across the south will eventually move into the south—east during the morning and then clear away into the afternoon, elsewhere we will start to see thundery showers develop, this time further westwards, scotland in westwards, scotla nd in north—west westwards, scotland in north—west england, messed with —— west midlands and wales. top temperatures around 19— 21 degrees. 0n temperatures around 19— 21 degrees. on sunday it is a repeat performance, we see those showers begin t

keir starmer remembering jo cox in the week her sister arrived in the commons.atching. i do hope you canjoin me on bbc parliament at 11 o'clock on monday evening for the latest from westminster. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello there. the next few days look pretty unsettled, with low pressure always nearby, so we're likely to see sunshine and showers notjust for friday, but into the weekend and into the start of next week, too. so, for today, these showers will be heavy, much like they were on thursday, and you'll see on the pressure charts we're in between systems, and there's barely any isobars, so the winds are light and the showers will be slow—moving again. so, quite a bit of cloud to start this morning, particularly across scotland, where we'll see some patchy rain in the northeast. the sunshine will get going, though, the best of it in central and eastern areas — and this is where we'll see most of the heavy showers into the afternoon, again, some with hail and thunder mixed in. now, for wimbledon for friday and into the weekend, the

keir starmer remembering jo cox in the week her sister arrived in the commons.anjoin me on bbc parliament at 11 o'clock on monday evening for the latest from westminster. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. we have seen the cloud tending to increase today and it has been producing some showers as well. most of them are heavy across scotland. some are northern england. we have got cloud and rain coming into wales, the south—west, making it cooler here. by nudging up towards northern ireland and that wetter weather is heading towards wimbledon as well but out of that rain there is still some sunshine. warm temperatures into the low 20s because heavy, thundery showers are there particularly in scotland. they will gradually fade away overnight. wetter weather moving towards wembley probably in time for kick—off and it gets wetter overnight across england and wales. a lot of cloud around two and some of the rain could be heavy and that will keep it quite a warm night with perhaps temperatures no lower than 50 degrees. a messy day for tomorrow. wetter wea

she represents the seat once held by her sister, jo cox, who was murdered five years ago.wanted to give her a special welcome. will members opposite forgive me if ijust turn around to look at the new member for batley and spen as she sits there on these benches beneath the plaque to jo cox, her sister. and that is a special and emotional moment for all of us on these benches and i think for everybody across this house. it takes incredible courage and bravery to stand in that constituency and to sit on these benches beneath that plaque. hear, hear! sir keir starmer, remembering jo cox. that was wednesday in parliament. thank you for watching. i do hope you canjoin me at the same time tomorrow for the week in parliament — the programme that does what it says on the tin. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. well, quite a lot of pent—up energy in the atmosphere wednesday afternoon and evening. we had some thunderstorms, some really quite heavy downpours. you can see the showers — that was earlier in the last 10—12 hours or so. and then, towards the end of the day o

keir starmer remembering jo cox in the week her sister arrived in the commons. for the latest from westminster. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. well, it's a mixed bag out there at the moment with some rain around. and we've some showers in the forecast for monday too. some of the showers could be particularly heavy across southeastern areas of the country. and here, we could have some thunderstorms as well. so this is what it looks like early hours of the morning. you can see where the heavy rain is, particularly in the south and the southeast. dry weather across most of scotland and most of northern ireland. and really quite mild in the morning — around 16 degrees, for example, in liverpool. so on that heavy rain, then, in the south, it'll come and go through the course of the morning. in fact, there might even be some sunshine around for a time. but then through the afternoon, showers will brew across parts of scotland, the north of england, but the heaviest ones probably in the southeast here. and these are the ones that could turn thundery a

at cox health here, the -- the delta variant is a real concern here. it was, first, discovered in this area in may. cox health here, in the state, when they send out their samples to the state government here, 90% of the patients that are checking in there and being hospitalized, the cox health system, have that delta variant. and one doctor there who runs the emergency department at cox health says they are coming in sicker, and they are staying longer. >> we are seeing a younger population. frankly, a healthier population. a lot of people, that you wouldn't, necessarily, expect were going to do poorly. the longer we let this circulate, you know, we may end up with a variant that the vaccinations do not work against. if that happens, that's going to be what becomes the dominant, you know, variant. and we're in deep trouble, if t that happens. >> here is the concern. if there are large pools of people, who are unvaccinated, like you have here in southwestern missouri. we were down in taney county where branson is. everybody knows branson. it's a big-to

and then we'll check in with two governors: utah's spencer cox and oregon democrat kate brown.n the new ransomware attack and u.f.o.s. stay with us. ♪ ♪ >> ed: welcome back to "face the nation." we want to continue our conversation with former f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb. the white house is holding this big independence day event tonight. they've been talking broadly about declaring independence from the pandemic, or the idea that americans will be able to feel a little normal than last year. would it be wise to be declaring independence from the pandemic? >> doctor: i wouldn't be declaring mission accomplished. i think it will be a long fight. but we've got immunity into the population through the vaccine, and the virus levels are lower than last year. there is so much immunity in the population, not just through vaccinations, buand also from people who have acquired immunity through the virus. at best it will be on par with the second circulating flu. i think we need to think differently about respiratory path gins in pathogn the wintertime. with the flu, we were f

cheering kim leadbeater wins the seat once held by her sister, the murdered mpjo cox.our's leader says it's a hugely positive result. when a hugely positive result. the labour party sticks to core when the labour party sticks to its core values, is rooted in its communities and sticks together we can win us we've won here. this is the start, labour is back. we'll have the latest reaction from the constituency. also this lunchtime: covid infections across most of the uk have risen to levels similar to those last seen in february. the case is to be dropped against two former soldiers facing murder charges from northern ireland's troubles — including from bloody sunday in 1972. the family of saskia jones, murdered by a convicted terrorist at fishmongers�* hall, call on the leaders of the organisation behind the event to step down. and we build up to tomorrow's england match — as they prepare to take on ukraine in the euros quarterfinals in rome. and coming up on the bbc news channel, after battling his way through to the third round andy murray is preparing to go back ont

cox issued an apology.of yesterday 67% of utah adults had one dose of vaccine. >>> the tampa bay times said the tampa bay lightning celebrated their stanley cup victory with a boat had a raid. >> let's go lightning. >> hundreds of boats and thousands of fans lined water front in downtown tampa yesterday. a post parade rally was also held after being delayed due to a thunderstorm. players showed up and talked to fans. this is the team's second consecutive stanley cup championship. >>> still ahead, the newest barbie doll. the iconic toy pays tribute to a young tennis star. this may look like a regular movie night. but if you're a kid with diabetes, it's more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ just two pills for all day pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. overwhelmed by the ups and downs of frequent mood swings of bipolar i? ask about vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar effectively treats depression, ac

communication. >> vashti, claimed the defense, was having an affair with a cox vice president. the marriage or he'd expose her affair. that threat, along with brett's vow to take the children, said the defense, were the triggers that sent an already depressed woman over the edge. >> she suffered from absolute depression. what can depression lead you to, among the various things that can go wrong? suicide is one. >> under cross examination by attorney wachtel, the seacats' therapist revealed vashti had a history of depressive symptoms, starting when her brother died in an accident when she was young. >> major depressive disorder would be that occurring more than once, for a longer period of time, possibly in a pattern. >> and with regard to what you wrote down regarding mrs. seacat, would you describing an episode or a disorder? >> i was describing that this was an episode, but there had been others prior. >> a lot of folks think that if you were depressed a week ago, but you ain't been depressed since, you are cured. now, i got the expert to say that isn't the way it works. >>

and then we'll check in with two governors: utah's spencer cox and oregon democrat kate brown.on on the new ransomware attack and u.f.o.s. stay with us. ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. from coast to coast, america seems to be making up for what was lost on this holiday weekend last year, with more signs every day that life is getting back to normal. vaccines have crushed the worst of covid, but amid the revelry, there's breaking news in surfside, florida. explosives demolished what was still standing of the collapsed condo. 24 people are confirmed dead,

and cox airport was caused by a large explosion. at least one person confirmed to have been killed, doesn't have been injured. a ran public. griff has opened up between saudi arabia and emerald city allies over a crucial oil deal. the opec plus alliance of oil producing countries were meeting, but it's now been postponed. the u. e. a poses a, pushed by the others to raise output only in the short term, but extend cuts until after april 2022 productions been inching up since being slashed last year when the pandemic crushed them on saudi arabia is called for rationality and compromise. while the u. s. a says it's been patient enough as talk to cornelia mine now she's an oil and energy analyst and the ceo of my resource. she joins us live from burn in switzerland. good to have you with us. so how serious a thread is this disagreement to the unity of opec, do you think? well, it's quite unprecedented, especially if it's due to age old allies, will the kingdom of the way, the united arab emirates. and the thing is, is about baseline. a

john cox's out fundraising the field of candidates raising nearly 8 million dollars. more than 7 million of it is donated from his own pocket book. according to an inside california politics emerson college poll cox's campaign may not cash in with votes as the field still has an uphill climb at the ballot box as a pollster you at my concern is that he might get recalled. and i don't think voters have really taken the time to even look at this list of candidates who would replace. meantime, while reality star and former olympian caitlyn jenner has the most name recognition it's conservative talk show host larry elder's name gaining the most support in the poll. >> after officially jumping into the race on july 12th when obviously he's in the news and that will help generate more attention to his candidacy. and really there hasn't been an alternative that has emerged from the field that says, hey, i'm going to be the lead horse gavin newsome. if voters removed newsom from office, there will also be 3 kevin's on the ballot faulconer the former san diego mayor kiley, the

my name is shawna cox, and i'm a special carmen, and i'll be competing in sport climbing for the 1st time climbing 1st time in the tokyo fun front again, was full climbing makes its limpid debut this summer. so in a cooksey will be reaching for gold. the to time world champion, been competing since the age of 7. climbing at the gains is called salt climbing and a combination of 3 different disciplines which speak timing sounds like monetary. how fast will bouldering, which you can see a little bit behind us and not too high off the ground of math. and then also lead climbing, which is clipping a rope in your climb up. and it's who gets the highest the overall when it's based on who performs best in all 3 disciplines. it's a full body sport, legs, core, arms, fingers. everything needs to be strong. but this isn't just about punishing re, teens team. great britain's approach before they even get to the war is about fun. if your in a joyful place and you're happy to just let go and have a good like it's going to help you. because if you're comfortable with pushing your boundaries and fe

now ben cox was caused by a large explosion. at least one person is confirmed, had been killed. 2015 in demolition cruise down the remaining part of a collapse apartments in florida. it was destroyed for safety reasons. 11 days after the number of people missing after a landside in japan has risen some more than 18 rescue crews in autonomy taking advantage of a break in the rain 2 days after the incident of numerous delays em t's in israel are expected to vote on a controversial family unification law. it prevents palestinians in the west bank from settling permanently with their spouses from israel or occupied east jerusalem . the law passed in 2003 at the height of the 2nd intifada and required annual renewal, harry, forth reports manage archery lives, a divided life dominated by the architecture and bureaucracy of occupation when he was born just outside jerusalem's eastern limits. so his id papers are those of a palestinian from the west bank, but he lives in occupied east jerusalem with his daughter and wife. both of whom h

the or bang cox airport is caused by large explosion. at least one person just confirmed to be killed. dozens have been injured. search teams to try to find the flight recorders from the philippine military transport plane. the crash coming $47.00 soldiers on board. the c 130 overshot the runway or trying to land on the islands in the province. and they feel that if there is defending the decision to fight rebels in the northern region, he's been asking questions of parliament and described to grow in forces as a danger. to the rest of the country, hundreds of afghan government troops of fled across the border into tajikistan. taliban takes increasing amounts of territory, telephone sizes to local districts in the northern province of but duck shun this weekends after africa and soldiers fled their hosts. catherine government says it sends in reinforcements to retake this territory. and since the us draw down accelerated in may, the taliban has no double the number of districts. it controls with as many african snow living to taliban con

jonathan cox, cal fire deputy chief. our thoughts are with you, and also those firefighters out on the fire lines in this in this heat. we really appreciate your taking time and our best to all of your crew. that's out there working. thank you. while coming up a dramatic scene in san jose, a car lifted out of a pool this afternoon. how it ended up there in the first place attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. the sooner you sign up the more you save. jose today at around 1 30 this afternoon, firefighters say the driver person in their nineties crashed through the fence of an apartment complex on frui

the ceo of cox health in springfield said yesterday, quote, we are at our capacity.springfield, they ran out of ventilators this month. they had to borrow from other hospitals. they had been treating more than 130 patients every day since sunday. and i know that's an absolute value number, what does that mean? well, for context, that's more patients than they have ever treated before for covid. that's more patients than they treated daily during the big winter spike that everybody thought was the worst of it. they're treating more covid patients in springfield, missouri, now than ever have before, and hospital administrators say over the next three to four weeks they're anticipating only higher and higher numbers in terms of the new daily influx. where will those patients go? springfield, missouri, is running out of room for covid patients already. they need a place to put the patients that are sure to come. as we talked about on the show last night, the county health department and local hospitals asked the state, asked the governor of missouri, republican governor

according to sources, pat esther, president and ceo of cox communications, will announce his retirementyear. he got his first job at cox about 42 years ago, was a pole climber installing cable at a then-small atlanta-based carrier. he ended up i growing the company into a global $20 billion in annual revenues, but he's also known in the industry as a ceo who cares deeply for his customers. in fact, at the onset of the pandemic, he increased internet download speed for the company's low cost internet customers to insure that families could continue learning and working from home white house a financial burden, and -- without a financial burden. we've known him forever. this is him showing us around raiders stadium in las vegas. they outfitted the whole thing with a million screens. amazing. executive vp and sales and marketing chief is going to be named president. he will spend -- he has spent about a decade growing those divisions of cox and previously held positions at coke coal lahr la, unid coca-cola and unilever. we are just getting that breaking news, best wishes to pat esser. >>>

that would be significant because her sister, jo cox, was the mp here after the fall being murdered byight extremist in 2015 just before the brexit referendum. potentially an upset on the cards although a strange sort of upset tonight where labour could be on course to hold onto the seat. you where labour could be on course to hold onto the seat.— to hold onto the seat. you said that if they _ to hold onto the seat. you said that if they hold _ to hold onto the seat. you said that if they hold onto - to hold onto the seat. you said that if they hold onto it - to hold onto the seat. you said that if they hold onto it would l that if they hold onto it would be against odds and you also reference the fact that this had been a safe labour seat for many years. what has gone wrong? why has it been a battle ?in ? in general the party is going through a tough time. had they lost this by—election i think there would have been much speculation about the future of the leader, sir keir starmer. there are many critics on the left of the labour party of him. at some who supported him are worried abo

in a close contest, kim leadbeater, the sister of the murdered mp jo cox, held the west yorkshire seatity of just 323 votes. the conservatives had hoped to gain the seat. they came second with george galloway in third. the result is likely to ease pressure on keir starmer for now, after recent criticism of his leadership from some within the party. our political correspondent nick eardley is in batley. a narrow win, but one that really matters for labour. some had written of the party's chances of winning batley and spen but kim leadbeater managed to hold on and labour's leader was delighted. —— written off. when the labour party sticks to its core values, is rooted in its communities and pulls together, we can win, just as we've won here. this is the start, labour is back. if labour had lost here, the pressure on keir starmer would have increased significantly. there was even talk of a leadership challenge, but, for now, breathing space. all smiles today, but the campaign has been heated, sometimes ugly. accusations of harassment, police accompanying candidates as they canvas support.

the seat has been contested for labour by kim leadbetter, the sister of the former mpjo cox who sisterated before being murdered five years ago just before the eu referendum. and the former us defence secretary donald rumsfeld has died at the age of 88. he was one of the most influential members of george w bush's administration after the 9/11 attacks, of course. overseeing the invasion of afghanistan and iraq. critics blamed him for many of the failures including the prisoner abuse scandal at upgrade. —— abu ghraib. canada is marking its national david celebrations have been overshadowed by the discovery of more indigenous graves. the latest discovery involves more than 180 unmarked graves believed to contain the remains of children aged between seven and 13. a century old church in alberta destroyed. that's sad. it is one of several catholic churches that have been targeted over the past month after hundreds of unmarked graves were found at residential schools previously run by the catholic church. the first minister of alberta visited the church and released this video. we cannot ac

the principal on camp and cox's bazaar is home to more than a 1000000 refuge wrangler. refugees from neighboring men mar alexia bryan reports in the pouring rain. people come to see what happened or salvage what's left for the makeshift homes built from plastic sheets and bamboo pole had no chance when the muddy hillside collapsed into range range for one year left and my sister went to the bathroom and after she returned the side of the hill came down. well i have one nice and 2 nephews and my sister. my brother in law, along with the other family members, managed to get out of the shelter. but the kids came down on the school and the entire shelter was damaged. 2 of them died and 2 others were injured like the powerful monsoon range caused a flood that reached loose high and some areas of the crew to column camp. more than 100 teens to see, to be washed away by the water. good of how long in bangladesh is the world's biggest refugee camp and the most densely populated. it's home to more than 1000000 wrangler who later crick down by the military and neighboring miasma. it's overcrow

on behalf of governor hogen which includes governors mckee, kearney, cox and scott, i'm pleased to present the sway of the n.g.a. executive committee, members and officers. for members to the executive committee, the committee nominates governor charlie baker of massachusetts, governor kay ivey of alabama, governor michelle lujan grisham of new mexico, governor jarrett pollis of colorado, governor gretchen whitmer of michigan, governor andrew cuomo of new york, myself, governor doug doozy of arizona, and for n.g.a. vice chairman, phil murphy of new jersey and for n.g.a. championship, governor asa hutchinson of arkansas. chairman cuomo, i move to have this resolution adopted. >> governor ducey, thank you very much. thank you for your good work. that sounds like a winning slate to me. is there a second in favor of the motion? >> so moved. those in favor, please indicate by saying aye. those opposed, nay. and the ayes have it. congratulations to all. governor hutchinson, congratulations and to the entire executive committee. before i hand the gavel over to our new chair, let me just say a few

howard jarvis, emergency department medical director at cox medical in springfield, missouri. shift my screen to these missouri trends. 40% of the state is fully vaccinate vaccinated, but the average daily case rate is more than three times the national average. what is driving the surge in missouri right now? >> i think the biggest thing driving the surge in missouri is the lack of vaccinations combined with the delta variant. so for whatever reason, we really have the delta variant that is the dominant strain in our part of missouri. so when you combine that more transmissible strain with a population that has a lower vaccination rate, it's really inef tinevitable that your numbers are going to go up. >> in florida, doctors saying the surge this time has a younger face, if you will. are you seeing the same thing there? >> absolutely the same thing. when you go back in the winter, we were dealing with predominantly older population of patients we were seeing and having to hospitalize. we're seeing many more younger patients, 20s, 30s, 40s, early 50s. it's clearly a much young

after cox first multimillion dollar loan to manafort, manafort put him on the trump campaign economicd to all of a sudden it looked like he might win the election on election night. at that point stephen caulk revived that lone application, shuffled the millions of dollars to manafort and then sent him a list of trump administration jobs he wanted to be considered for, starting with secretary of the united states army. you get that by giving paul manafort money? prosecutors said that he ignored financial red flags and manafort's loan application because he desperately wanted to be secretary of the army, and thought that that's how he could get it. in the end, caulk did give manafort the money but did not get the job. he did get an interview for it. maybe it wasn't a complete waste. it very much helped prosecution that stephen caulk put all of his jobs and writing, in an email to manafort during the transition he listed in rank order his favorite quote, perspective rolls, perspective role with the new administration his number one choice was the army, and then he would take secretary o

kim ledbeater took the seat once held by her sister, the murdered mpjo cox, after a bitter campaign inrty sticks to its core values, is rooted in its communities and pulls together, we can win, just as we've won here. this is the start — labour is back. also on the programme tonight... the case is to be dropped against two former soldiers previously facing murder charges over deaths in londonderry in 1972, including on bloody sunday.

joining us now is doctor rob entrapment, infectious disease physician at cox health in springfield missourito have you with us tonight. >> thank you, rachel. thank you for having me on. >> so we've been following what's going on in your region and at your hospital as best as we can from afar, and i think the country's eyes are increasingly on southwest missouri, with concern about what is happening there in terms of covid. covid hospitalizations, what should the country know about the trouble that you're in right now? >> well this has been similar to our previous surge that we would've seen that last week only this was much more explosive, that's the only word that i can use, we went from a law all in the spring two at capacity as far as staffing goes, we were ready as far as our supplies and our physical beds, well what we didn't have where the staff, and that is what stresses the system. that is why some of our hospitals, we have to transfer patients and can't accept them to our main hospitals. but the thing that has been the most surprising is the age, the demographic of the patients, th

that gives the governor a total of five republican challengers including john cox, kevin faulkner, kay lynn jenner and doug osie. >>> recent wildfires and drought conditions are plaguing california river just leaders in the north bay are looking to ways to revive the famed russian river. the county will work with more than 20 organizations to help solve environmental challenges threatening the river. county leaders will hold meetings looking for research and input from residents. >>> we want access to the waterways when the temperatures are so darn hot and expect them to get warmer this weekend. right, kari? >> we have one last day of some of the nice weather that we have enjoyed from the past few days. looking at the temperatures in dublin as you get ready to head out for work it is all good and right now in the mid-50s. will see clouds linger and then starting with clouds keeps the temperatures from heating up quickly. we have some upper 60s for oakland. low to mid-80s for the east bay and south bay and upper 70s in san jose but 87 today in morgan hill and santa rosa and napa reachin

businessman john cox. former mayor kevin faulconer, caitlyn jenner and former congressman doug ocey. >>> elsa, hurricane elsa just downgraded to a tropical storm. happened just a few minutes ago. still packing a punch and churning up the west coast ofa. live look in naples, see the pier and waves and winds as well. earlier fierce rain bands in the florida keys, massive waves smashed into the sea wall. elsa is making landfall in the morning. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> has dropped isolated rainfall of two to four inches of rain. expecting more rain and wind. winds 70 miles per hour. put a track on it, making landfall near cedar key, then georgia wednesday night, exiting virginia thursday evening. more bay area forecast and heat in minutes. >>> also ahead, friends need help for search for hit-and-run driver after cyclist vanished from group he was with, turned up in the hospital. >>> life after vaccination, how long do they really last and how effective are they months later? what we're learning fro

and faulkner and fellow san diego john cox at 10%. >> i'm very excited about where we are in this process in terms of getting my message out. >> reporter: meanwhile election officers are preparing for the recall. a san francisco elections official tells us that military overseas getting ballots should go out on monday, and everyone else should get ballots for recall. >>> governor newsom spent his day on state wide universal health care. today he joined a fresno health clinic to sign into law extended health care for people over 50. they extended medi-cal to children. >> regardless, again, of their ability to pay, regardless of their preexisting conditions and regardless of their mental status. it's a point of pride, it's a point of principle, and it's what marks our values here in the state of california, a universal state. >> a fresno lawmaker says many of those who will len fit will be workers who have gotten the pandemic. >>> the owner of a restaurant in huntington beach says he thinks the way of life in america is being attacked. he says he's risking his business to shut down to fight

behind him at 10%, john cox and former san diego mayor kevin faulconer, who called out the former san francisco mayor today on his home turf. >> as we look at the dismal track record of this governor, a governor who has supported the lessening of laws when it comes to stealing items under $950, lowerithose consequences. when we look at a governor that has just allowed for the early release of 63,000 violent criminals. >> the recall election will be held september 14th. >>> onto the fire watch, the dixie fire has now burned more than 200,000 acres across butte and plumas counties. firefighters are battling strong wind and steep terrain. at least 31 structures have been destroyed and the fire is 23% contained. meanwhile, crews are making progress on another wildfire south lake tahoe heard we learned that the lightning sparked temarrick fire is up to 59% containment. more than 68,000 acres have burned. and officials that the truckee tahoe airport say wildfire smoke did not restrict visibility for the pilot of a twinburn yesterday. all four people on board died. so far the faa has not sai