god bless america and racing, danny! kind of looks more like a spaceship than a car. >> kind of like a spaceship, trying to make it be as aerodynamic as possible. >> the story of this racecar starts with this little traffic cop, mickey thompson, danny's dad, born in 1928 in alhambra, california, a boy who loves tools more than toys. >> he took apart the family washing machine because it had a gasoline-powered engine. >> fox sports vp erik arneson. >> he took apart his sister's roller skates to get the wheels. mickey was going to use whatever he could to make something he was playing with go faster. >> as a teen, mickey gets his hands on an old model "a," soups it up and hits 89 miles per hour. he's hooked. in 1945, 17-year-old mickey is idling at a traffic stop when he spots a blonde in the next lane. he decides to impress her with his wheels. the cute blonde is up for the challenge. >> this guy looked like he was really hot stuff. i said, "oh, okay, we'll give it a go." light changed, and i put my foot on the pedal, and

danny: no, not a lot. mean, it's just going to be more south pacific islander artists on the stage performing live this year, as opposed to, you know, years past we may have one, two, three, maybe four artists from around the world, jamaica, barbados. but this year, we're just only going to have one from jamaica, and everybody else is from a south pacific island somewhere. robert: little bit just to remind people of it. now, i remember when you made the move to the santa clara county fairgrounds. and that's working out pretty well, isn't it? danny: yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. robert: for space and for everybody to have a good time. danny: exactly, exactly. robert: all right. how about for you? is this festival kind of a unique thing, or are there a lot of places for reggae artists and pacific islander reggae artists to perform and to showcase themselves? sammielz: yeah. i mean, out in new zealand, they hold one of the biggest i guess reggae festivals, pacific--polynesian reggae but every year, i believe there'

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england defender danny rose has spoken about his concerns ahead of the world cup.ear from gareth southgate. he is part of our team and part of oui’ he is part of our team and part of ourfamily for the he is part of our team and part of our family for the next few months and we intend to support our players as well as we possibly can. aston villa face an uncertain future. a huge tax bill and players‘ wages could push them into administration. we‘ll be asking what next. sharapova and out — maria beaten by muguruza at the french open. good evening, thanks forjoining us on bbc news. england defender danny rose has spoken today about his concerns ahead of the world cup in russia, saying he‘s told his family to stay at home to avoid any racist abuse he and the other squad members may face. rose said his family may never get the chance to see him play at a world cup again but he doesn‘t want to have to worry about their safety. well, ahead of england‘s final friendly against costa rica tomorrow, gareth southgate has been speaking to the press and our sports correspondent,

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danny savage, bbc news, leeds. rajini a record number of women are running for office in this year's midterm elections, and whatever side of the aisle, many are inspired by the me too movement. i went to meet two ctes running in pennsylvania, currently represented by 18 members of congress. all of them are men. >> i was the victim of campus sexual violence when i was in college. going through the criminal justice system as the victim was one of the worst experiences of my life. >> i certainly eerienced my share of sexual harassment. it is something that most women experience, and at this point in time we are fed up. rajini: discrimination in the workplace, sexual harassment, equal pay, just some of the issues which have got women talking in the last 12 months. for many, the only way to change the status quo is byng for office, which is why there are a record number of female candidates in this year'sec vedterm elons. >> the me too mont relates a lot to my own personal journey. i wanted to become a special victims p

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danny savage, bbc news, windermere. that's all the news from us. it is time for the news from bbc one. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00pm: the prime minister warns that tax rises will be needed to pay for more funding for the nhs. so across the nation taxpayers will have to contribute a bit more in a fairand have to contribute a bit more in a fair and balanced way to support the nhs we all use. donald trump says the united states will not be a migrant camp, as he defends his policy on separating families at the border. the government has lost a vote in the house of lords over its brexit plans. peers backed a call to give parliament a bigger say in the event of a no deal departure from the eu. also coming up: victory in volgograd for england. it is even from harry kane again. two goals from captain harry kane see the side beat tunisia 2—1 in their first world cup game. and an independent train company has started running services on a line in cumbria where northern rail services have been suspended for a month. t

melissa: what do you think, danny? is that enough? will will do the trick? all this was never an fbi investigation to begin with. james comey hijacked a investigation, took it into his own little office where he ran the investigation in a incompetent way and made the prosecutor decision himself. he controlled it from start to finish. i like what director wray had to say. he put desperation between the fbi and cabal of loose cannon crazy people and the fbi. this, fbi had nothing to do with this case. it was taken away from the fbi and put into his office. the fbi never got a chance to investigate it. remember watergate was run by field agents, iran-contra run by field directors, not the commander that came to a conclusion that was logical. this case was totally unlike that. melissa: gregg, what do you think of that? >> i think that is absolutely correct. james comey surrounded himself purposely with people like peter strzok and lease that page, andrew mccabe who were profoundly bias and the ig report found persistent and pervasive levels of bias. and this is

but danny, let me start with you.irst of all, havyou everence w perhaps had an access to a pardike this? and if not, what do you make of trying to sendnal lik this. >> no, i have never dealt with a pardon. most of my colleagues never dealt with a pardon. the pardon process is so distinct from the criminal justice system that i can't think of a single colleague who has handled one although they are certainly out there and i could probably look them up if i needed to. you are absolutely right. in this case we have a rare instance where a potential targetaybe a future defendant like cohen -- it may be sending up a signal saying, i've changed attorneys, if that makes you nervous, mr. president, now is the time to pardon me. the clock is ticking. because if michael cohen goes into a proffer meeting, enters into a proffer agreement, provides information to u.s. attorneys, and enters into some kind of deal, you can't unring that bell. the ausas who hear the information he hase them unhear it after it's out the door. so if ti

but there you go and danny danny's family of seven racism in london in don't cast them play with the same bust of a moscow. that whatever it might be they will see a part of the world they never dreamed of going to and travelled just pulled in the mind by its very nature that's got to be positive and they will go home with a very different image of of russia because they've experienced that they had heretofore based on hearsay it's been a real pleasure to be here not to the joy. of a lot of effort and who was no stranger to sport has just visited the fifo world cup football park in red square just outside his office in the kremlin and even showed off some footballing skills. that. are correspondent in such an office at the same fever park right now on a beautiful day to be the ego to lots and lots of people around you to match in the atmosphere is pretty amazing anyone else besides the president who tried his fancy footballing skills. well rory latimer putin was of course the biggest political star on the pitch by far but speaking of footballing legends well there were plenty of thos

danny is even tougher. [applause] danny, come on up. [cheering] he is a great team player.e is a really great team player. and dean and myself appreciate what he did and he will go in and win in the third congressional district. right, danny? he will be there for a long time. i want to obviously welcome all of our republican party delegates. you have been here and working and striving and look what happened. look what happened, right? you really are the heart and soul of the party. this is a state that will be with us and has always been with us and we love the people. i am here a lot. we have a great development down the road but now i don't think about that anymore. i don't think about it. i just wanted to go because i don't think anybody has come close to doing this. you read the fake news, it is fake. it's disgraceful. they don't talk about it. i read a story in the new york times recently about things that we do and they say we did not or -- it is just horrible. i want to say some of the things because they don't believe any administration or president has come even cl

for george clooney alias danny ocean it was always more about how the thing is stolen than the stolen thing itself and about looking cool while doing the job and where we're going i can't talk about it now. cantata. if i was a time it's danny ocean sister debbie played by sandra bullock who was languishing in prison at the start of the movie it was just want the simple life i just want to hold down a job make some friends. pay my bills and the role of debbie is very much in the vein of george's role clooney george clooney in that she's the mastermind job is just assemble the best. and let them do some stealing. come i want to trick you to make some piece of jewelry. how long if i totally did not look at your mother anymore give me the money plus one. last option zetas a typical sunday corny high speed internet name which. does the feeling go over inject freshness into the format it's fast paced fun with plenty of tongue in cheek humor but sometimes it's a bit hit or miss. meaning yes. potions aid is not a response to me too and the time's up movement but once again solid box office ha

. >> danny cevallos, bring you in here in new york. do we have a sense, the names, the types of folks, the potential candidacy who the trump administration would look to for this? because it seems like the nature of these appointments and these nominations to the supreme court, there is this universal awareness, if you make a pick, it could last for 30 or 40 years. age is in the mix. ideology is in the mix. there's paper trails that are in the mix here. with that in mind do we have a sense where the trump administration might already be looking? >> we do. there have already been informal and formal lists released. you are absolutely right, the modern approach by presidents is to pick someone as young as possible, someone who is in a prestigious court or prestigious position but they haven't done anything too controversial. the d.c. circuit court of appeals is a fantastic place to look because of the nature of a lot of cases that they hear. not surprisingly, some of the names on the top of many lists

danny cevallas joining me from mcallen, texas. zerlina maxwell of sirius xm, joe watkins is with me as well. former aide to george h.w. bush, and michael steele, former senior adviser to jeb bush. zerlina, let me start with you. and the confusion i was talking about with danny just a moment ago. we learned from political, the department of health and human services creating a task force to deal in some capacity with what's happened here. what is your sense of the magnitude of the confusion, the chaos and engagement from this administration in trying to figure out what needs to happen next? >> it's clear at this stage they did not have a plan for reunification, or at least it wasn't a priority. as this has all unfolded throughout the week, it is clear the administration was surprised by the backlash. the "washington post" and the "times" this morning, we are learning more about the fact that steven miller loves these images, he loves the sight of asylum seekers and undocumented people in these detention facilities. and i think that

and today, it emerged that england's danny rose has told his family to stay away.tea m his family to stay away. will the team leave the field if they experienced abuse? people in and ideas as world would say you should do that and, it seems the realities of that are you being thrown out of the tournament. and so people say, we should do that, and i don't think the players want that in actual fa ct. the players want that in actual fact. it worked all their lives to get to a world cup, so the ideal is that we're able to the issues, but they want to play in the tournament and so it's a very difficult and delicate balance for us to get right. it's impossible for me to say the things that will please everybody. england's 23 man squad, low on age and experience yet high on experience and camaraderie, it can preparations at their st george's park base before travelling north to yorkshire. it's here at the local faa headquarters they were trained in the morning ahead of their final trained in the morning ahead of theirfinal warm—up trained in the morning ahead of their fin

there's also a place for fly—half danny cipriani, who's on the bench for for the first time injones' who has been fast tracked into this squad from new zealand and the dropping of chris robshaw, such a loyal servant to british rugby, that contrast is a striking one but the england boss eddiejones feels striking one but the england boss eddie jones feels this striking one but the england boss eddiejones feels this is a team to beat south africa, work england back into the test series and halt this alarming run of form. joe launchbury comes back into the pack as expected, mark wilson on the bench where interestingly so is danny cipriani ina where interestingly so is danny cipriani in a move that will delight many england supporters. the focus from the start will be on brad shields, a couple of weeks ago he was playing for the hurricanes new zealand and now he is starting this must win test match. i grew up in new zealand and every kid's dream was to play in the all blacks but that didn't work out for me and i've a lwa ys that didn't work out for me and i've always known since day. that

elsewhere, england were 2—0 winners over costa rica thanks to goals from marcus rashford and danny welbeckhas just scored a second in the uruguay game over uzbekistan, that from the penalty spot. elsewhere, england were 2—0 winners over costa rica thanks to goals from marcus rashford and danny welbeck. we looked a threat. we had energy, prepped really well. first goal was wonderful, wonderful strike. and we‘ve got real competition for places. so, ifi we‘ve got real competition for places. so, if i look at the three weeks we‘ve had, i couldn‘t be happier with the preparation, you know? physically... tactically, and in the togetherness of the group. in reykjavik, the team who knocked england out of euro 2016, iceland, skipped out to a two—goal lead by half time against ghana. alfred finnbogason with the second five minutes prior to the break, but the african side didn‘t lay down and they scored two second half goals to bring the match level, this strike from thomas just three minutes from full—time seeing it finish honours even. there were also women‘s world cup european qualifiers on thursd

great -- danny. huge to evangelicals.m a christian journalist covering this community since the ford administration and we feel there has been one thing after another that has sort of, an agenda against our religious freedoms that pro-abortion and so forth. so at least this helps level the playing field, and we are thrilled that president trump nominated neil gorsuch, lie he promihe -- like he promised. promises made, promises kept, he says. >> everyone is looking at what will be the impact on the midterms? you talk to folks, for example, at the susan b anthony list and i have in recent weeks. they know they only have 49 members in the senate, if roe v. wade comes before them. they want to switch two more votes to their side even though they have 51 members of the senate. they only have 49 sure votes on the issue that's most important to them. is this energizing? does it have any impact at all on the midterms or the idea that somehow one issue in this case, whether or not a new supreme court justice gets nominated, and we

so thank you, danny. and hector, we'll bring you in now to the conversation. hector is somebody who say true expert on democracy across latin america, has followed and focussed on these issues for many years. hector, we've seen some interesting depp developmen interesting developments across latin america. we had goufrvernments that migh have been hesitant to say or do something against a sister republic that are now coming together with canada and united states and others. we also have the g 20 in your home country of argentina. i wonder if you have thoughts about those issues that you could bring to the table. with that, we'll turn it over to you. >> thank you, eric. thank you for inviting me. nice to be here always. let me try to put that together with a couple of things that i had about the future i had prepared largely come out of my sunday column just a few days ago. as juan as saying, the region has been sort of moving in the right direction. not only because of election, but because of changes in the perception of different government. it's not a quest

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cipriano and dedication from danny cipriano and it's been quite somejourney over the past decade.and lessons i've tried to learn, i've tried to become a better person and learn from them. right now i'm very excited to go and play for england. this is the whole reason i play rugby, to represent my country and i could not be more proud right now. do you regret those mistakes? no, because i would not be here right now. could i have had this, that, i don't know. at international stage when things go 100 miles an hour, i want to be someone to rely on. it's about my focus and exactly what i'm ready for. we know he's a brilliant player. he's part of the team and shown that on tour. he's been exceptional. he has gone about his business trying to improve his game and he's been rewarded with a starting spot this week. while this may be a dead rubber at newlands, they've already wrapped up the series, the springboks, but it's a massive game for england losing five test matches in a row with a pressure building on the camp and head coach eddie jones pressure building on the camp and head coac

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the mental health charity mind has praised the england defender danny rose for publicly revealing hisepression and believe it will help others to do the same. rose, who will appear in england's final world cup warm up match this evening, believes his illness was triggered by a knee injury that kept him out for eight months, and the death of his uncle during rehab. he said he hadn't told anybody — not even his family — about how his mental health had suffered. rose also said that playing for england had been his "salvation" — and will start in that final warm—up game against costa rica in leeds tonight. manager gareth southgate understands why rose has told his family not to travel to the world cup in russia, where racism is still a major problem, although he's hoping his players can have a positive influence. i know danny in his quote said we cannot change the world but maybe he can have a small impact on the way we conduct ourselves. the guys, all the communities they came from, our fantastic role models for kids in terms of the way they are able to show what is possible and the way

i know danny said that we can't change the world. a friendly. manchester united's maurane felliani scored their third and final goal. england face belgium in their last group match on the 28th ofjune. defending champion rafa nadal has some work to do, in his bid for a record 11th french open title. he's was a set down in his quarter—final against diego schwartzman when play was abandoned for the day because of rain — although he was fighting back and he'll be serving for the second set when they resume at 11 o'clock. maria sharapova is out though, wimbledon champion garbine mugurutha ruthless in their quarter—final, dropping only three games. she'll play world number one simona halep in the semis. after all the problems in australia cricket — not least the ball—tampering scandal — are they coming to england this summer to be nice? not quite. head coach justin langer says they won't be cutting back on the sledging — that's the verbal jibes they aim at opposing players — although he doesn't want it to go to far. call it banter or sledg

. >> i want to bring in danny. danny, pete talked about is, one and done.t kind of broader national implications from any, does this decision have? >> this decision isn't a surprise. the they arged that it might be leaning towards the baker in this case. in a way, this is a narrow decision in the sense that the baker is not compelled to speak, he's not compelled to create a cake. it was clear that the couple could have bought any of the premade cakes, any of the things that were already in the store. so the baker's argument was always that as an artist this is compelled speech, i'm being compelled to create a product for someone even if it is a cake. so this does not conclusively answer the question about whether or not antidiscrimination laws that address same-sex marriage can be categorically used to compel speech in the case of a baker or somebody in some other quasi artistic community or artistic community who is forced to make something for a same-sex couple. >> and that's the question i had r you here, what does this is a now about those and the tie d

. >> john, danny are joining us now. john, you were puzzled to what chris was implying that democrats should do about this. this is very, very much an historic moment for donald trump. it is not lost on him ever. he guess out to the rallies and talks about his judicial appointees. this is only a piece of the pie. he is going to break records in the number of people he appointed to courts. this will be his legacy. what are democrats supposed to do about it. >> i think chris is right on the emotion. i think he is right on the politics. i don't see, chris, you tell me, where the tactics are, given the mcconnell doctrine that's taken over the senate. you can't filibuster this aboimt because of the results they changed after mcconnell body blocked merit for a year. i agree. i think you are right. it's totally unsurprising. the supreme court has always been involved in our politics. there is this idea that it somehow floats above close encounters of the third kind. that's never been the case. see bush v gore. if this becomes a

danny savage, bbc news, leeds.rom moscow. natalie, this man is a machine. use a machine, others save the greatest. his goal today saw him become the top scorer from year wreck in international football of all time. portugal heavily reliant on his goals. he scored all four of their goals in the tournament so far. something tells me he doesn‘t mind the attention. he scores them with his left foot... he scores them with his right. commentator: silva with another opportunity, short this time. today, ronaldo used his head. but the celebration is always the same. legs akimbo, arms outstretched, adulation incomings. # nobody plays like ronaldo...#. fans flocked to the luzhniki stadium today, and it was clear who most had come for. his appeal is global. we are from india! this world cup, it could be the world cup of ronaldo. our world cup. european champions and world champions, you believe? yes. for sure. belief is high because ronaldo is the world player of the year. it‘s been passed between just two players, him and arg

gracias, danny. santa santana, if you would have known that there was a possibility that you could have been separated from your child for five days like you were and possibly even longer if you had had been prosecuted, would have you crossed to the united states? >> reporter: no, probably not. i would have not crossed. it was god who helped us. gracias. thank you for talking with us. alex, ultimately, that is the message that the trump administration wants to send these folks. that if you come here and you cross illegally there is a very high probability that you will be separated from your family. and, yesterday, this shelter was packed with over 100 migrants just like the contreras family, telling me these same stories of separation with detention for several days. and the fear that it might happen for longer periods of time now with this policy. >> i want to ask if santana and his son ever worried that they might not see each other again. >> reporter: santana, did you ever worry -- yes, i worried

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danny, what did you see in the proceedings there? >> we walked into the courtroom and 60 to 70 defendants were all shackled, one hand by their waist, the right hand left open to sign documents and swear an oath. this is a very unusual thing in federal court, lawrence. you typically have a half dozen defendants waiting in court for their case. having 60 to 70 defendants in a courtroom waiting for these misdemeanor 1325 cases is very, very unusual for federal court. you see that in state court. the other thing that was unusual was the way they combined the initial appearance, the plea, and even the sentencing all into a one-time event that lasted really just one or two minutes per defendant and still took the better part of two to three hours. the result is prosecution of these misdemeanor cases in a conveyor belt fashion, and sentences being handed out, same-day service, and almost 100% of all defendants pleading guilty rather than elect to take a trial. >> danny, what is the state of clarity or confusion? how would you describe it wi

some legal perspective on this from danny cevallos, an msnbc legal analyst.ill wine banks, former watergate prosecutor who has years of working on immigration law. jill, the president seemingly unaware of the process of asylum, that people flee their countries to come here for very important and critical reasons. how do you react to what the president's laying out in those tweets this morning? >> his tweets are outrageous. it is lawful to come to this country and present yourself for asylum. those are lawful entrants to this country, and they should be treated with dignity, respect and be afforded all the due process that our country allows to them. and it is outrageous for him to have said that. it is outrageous for him to think that wooshd just be e sho deporting people even if they came illegally without coming here for asylum without due process. that's what we afford and taking children from the families makes it even worse. it compounds the problem. >> it showcases to my mind at least, the president's ignorance about this entire process. >> yes. >> dann

danny cevallos, i wanted to start with you. on the border there. so we have the president talking about we don't needo send a flood of judges down there to the border to deal with these cases, to expedite them, saying we don't necessarily need due process rights for any of these migrants. this is what the president's saying on twitter. it is what he is saying publicly in terms of what's playing out on the ground. is what the president is saying on twitter having a bearing on what you are seeing on the ground there? >> if you are talking about the president saying that we should just remove these people without a hearing, the president likely cannot do that because it would likely be unconstitutional. migrants, or aliens, as they're called in the law, are not subject to the full range of constitutional protections in a removal hearing. but they are entitled to fifth amendment due process. and that means an opportunity to be hard. so any attempt to divest them, to take away that opportunity to be heard would probably violate due process. practically

there's only one difference, danny is even tougher. danny tar kuehne.s a great team player, danny. he's a really great team player. and dean and myself, we really appreciate what he did. and he's going to go in there and he's going to win in that third congressional district, right, danny? going to be there for a long time. i also want to, obviously, welcome all of our republican party delegates. you've been here and working and striving. look what happened. look what happened, right? you're the heart and soul of the party. in is a great state. this is a state that will be with us and has always been with us. we love the people. i'm here a lot. we have a great development down the road but now i don't think about that anymore, right? i don't think about it anymore. i just wanted to go because i don't think anyone has come close to doing this. you read the fake news. it's fake and disgraceful. and they don't talk about it. i read a story in "the new york times" recently about things that we do and they say we didn't or it's just horrible. i want to say s