and back come the terrapins.ot davis wille denied. 17 yard touchdown and maryland up 31-29. then as weti mened, due to lightning, nearly an hour and a half delay. just over a minute left. the emotion continued. maryland by five and he pass intercepted by brooks. that sealsit. the terrapins upset number 23 texas for the second straight season as they celebrate the life of jordan mcnair with a 34-29 victory. >> it is a great way to hon jordan. we presented the game ball to jordan's locker andt we'll put in his locker and give it to his parents on senior day and this was a win for jordan and we're certainly proud of our team and program. everybody in our building stu together. so we're proud of everybody. we have a lot of people to pack ding, rachutes in the bu our food is always prepared and our taining room is always ready and working. we have a lot of people that care about these players and they got to get the pay day today. >>> indeed, tart of healing processi and vting nc state, duke is on the board and finding stapleton and up 7-0. and a nice celebration urth quarter, ju

howie: lanny davis will be here in a media exclusive. the media tributes to john mccain transformed into taking a shot at president trump. a right-leaning catholic news out let ran a letter from the archbishop demanding that the pontiff resign. >> pope francis making a point not to weigh in after explosive allegations were leveled against him by a former official saying i told the pope about accusations against an american cardinal years ago and the pope did nothing. howie: is this largely a political attack from the pope's critics? the president says google is biased against him, and guy as the against conservatives. is that true? i'm howard kurtz and this is "mediabuzz." whether you agree or disagree with the president calling for the firing of jeff zucker and andy lack, it's big news. the only msnbc comment we could find was on "morning joe." >> not only is he attacking andy lack with stupid rumors, but also he's going after the truth. howie: cnn is standing by this story. >> sources with knowledge tell myself and carl that michael co

he knows davis will approve it. he just wants davis to feel like it is his idea and he is improving it. -- he is approving it. lee has two choices on how to go into maryland. east of blue ridge, or the way he did at gettysburg, west of the blue ridge,. he chooses to go east of the blue ridge, even though stonewall jackson wanted him to go west. east asasoning to go option one, and march of to frederick come a maryland was sound. frederick, he is much closer to washington, d.c. and baltimore. he poses an immediate threat to those places and will bring the union army out of the defenses of washington. faster than if he goes to the gettysburg campaign route. that is his goal. he wants to get army out in the open. he wants to fight the army and beat it. that's where he will get the political consequences of that victory. makes his decision. why does he invade maryland? it is the best move politically for the confederates. it is a risk militarily. as lee will tell the confederate secretary of war during the time before th

. >>> the decision by vontae davis to retire at halftime yesterday will cost him more than just a hit reputation. a report says davis will likely lose most of the one-year, $5 million contract he signed last february. the 30-year-old pulled himself out of the game against the chargers in the first half. he then reportedly put on his street clothes and walked out of the stadium. the move angered teammates, including line backer lorenzo alexander, who grew up in the east bay and went to cal. >> i've never seen it ever. pop warner, high school, college, pro, never heard of it, never seen it. and it's just completely disrespectful to his teammates. >> did he say anything to you? >> he didn't say nothing to nobody. >> davis said this isn't how he pictured retiring, adding that he realized he shouldn't be on the field any more. >> just a shocker in the nfl yesterday. >>> taking an aspirin a day may not be as good for some adults as once thought. the new studies finding it could do more harm than good. >>> plus, the cost of going to the dentist. michael finney breaks it down and tells you ho

he knows davis will approve. he just wants davis to feel like is his idea and he is the approving official. check lists on how -- choices on how to go, east of or the way at gettysburg, west of the blue the shenandoah valley. he goes east of the blue ridge stone extend wanted him -- stonewall jackson wanted west. go the reason to go east of the to frederick, up maryland, was sound. by moving, it frederick he is washington, d.c. and baltimore. he poses an immediate threat it bring aces and he will the union army out of the defenses of washington faster -- it the goes it gettysburgampaign -- campaign route. he wants to fight the army and where i ecause that is will get the political consequences of that victory. lee makes his decision. why does he invade maryland? move politically for the confederates. as s a risk militarily but lee will tell james seddon the war derate secretary of before the kidsburg campaign about ddon was concerned vicksburg and wanted to move the rmy out there lee reminded him all decisions in

davis will sing it home.em five and a half back for the final wildcard spot. >>> hello chris shaw and garcia. and that is his first mlb goes yards. first time takes one out. he had two hits and two rbis. and that is hit number two. a big night for the rookie to knocks in three as the giants hammer the mets. those are his parents. the final was 7-0. >>> are you ready for a little college football? we have a full plate of openers. cal will host north carolina at berkly 1:00 there. the bears beat the tar heels in the opener last year in chapel hill. sanford got a head toast hosting san diego last night and it was all about - three tds. this is the biggy, good for 80 yards. bye-bye. 226 yards and three touchdowns. san diego state, the open near final 31-10. >>> hayward's main public library is going to close to make way for a new one. it will open on october 27th. it will be used as a community learning center. the library branch on the street will be open and return them to the book boxes outside the old library

wagner davis will be here tonight. the most important supporter of wife,yden center, mike's jenin hayden, who will be critiquing his performance tonight. you. although not here tonight, i theefully acknowledge vision, continued counsel and support of the namesake of our school. a person whoze needs no introduction for most here. it has been my privilege to work with mason's president, angel cabrera, for several years. he is the sixth president of george mason university and is here serving in that role. during his time, george mason university has achieved remarkable growth, outstanding academicigence many programs, transformational naming gifts for our law school, among other accomplishments. i am privileged to welcome our president, angel cabrera. angel? [applause] >> thank you very much and welcome to george mason university. as a short plug, you might like to know this is the largest research university in the commonwealth of virginia and the youngest year one university in the country. it is a remarkable story of g

davis. >> i will miss you all very, very much. >> reporter: the speculation is over. chen making it official today that she will not be returning to "the talk." >> i need to spend more time at home with my husband and our young son, so i've decided to leave "the talk." >> reporter: the announcement played on a video at the end of today's show comes a week after les moonves, her husband of 14 years, was forced to resign as ceo of cbs after a dozen women came forward accusing him of sexual misconduct. moonves denies all the allegations. cbs is investigating. when allegations first emerged in july, chen defended her husband, calling him a "kind, decent and moral human being." >> i will stand by that statement today, tomorrow, forever. >> reporter: last week, chen ended cbs's "big brother" using her married name for the first time. >> i'm julie chen moonves. good night. >> reporter: at the same time, her co-hosts on "the talk" tackling the scandal head-on. >> the man has a problem. >> reporter: but today, some of them reduced to tears. >> we thank you for eight years of d

associate dean of the schar school and senior vice president for finance administration jj wagner davis will be here tonight. the most important supporter of the hayden center, mike's wife, who beat critiquing his performance tonight. they do, jeanene. [applause] -- thank you. although nighter tonight i gratefully acknowledge the vision, the continued counsel in the sport of the namesake of our school white shark. and finally i recognize the person needs no introduction for most of us here. it is been my privilege to work with masons president for the past several years picky as the six president of george mason university and he is now in the seventh year serving in that role. during this time george mason university has achieved remarkable growth, outstanding rankings in many academic programs, transformational naming gets for our law school, the scalia school, and also for the schar school among many other accomplishments. i am not privileged to welcome our president. [applause] >> thank you all very much, and welcome to george mason university. as a short log, you may like to know that t

wagner davis will be here tonight. and the most important supporter, janine hayden, who will be critiquing his performance tonight. thank you, janine. [laughter] [applause] although not here tonight, i gratefully acknowledge the vision, the continued counsel and the support of the namesake of our school, dwight shaare. and finally, i recognize a person who needs no introduction for most of us here. it has been my privilege to work with mason's president angel cabrera for the past several years. he is the sixth president of george mason university, and he is now in the seventh year serving in that role. during this time, george mason university has achieved remarkable growth, outstanding rankings in many of its academic programs, transformational naming gifts for our law school, the scalia school, and also for the shaare school among many other accomplishments. so i'm now privileged to welcome our president, angel cabrera, angel? [applause] >> thank you all very much and well can come to -- welcome to george mason univer

davis. >> i will miss you all very, very much. >> reporter: the speculation is over, julie chen making it official she will not be returning to "the talk." >> i need to spend more time at home with my husband and our young son. so i've decided to leave "the talk." >> reporter: the announcement played on a video at the end of the show comes a week after les moonves, her husband of 14 years, was forced to resign as ceo of cbs after a dozen women came forward accusing him of sexual misconduct. moonves denies all the allegations. cbs is investigating. when allegations first emerged in july, chen defended her husband, calling him a kind, decent and moral human being. >> i will stand by that statement today, tomorrow, forever. >> reporter: last week, chen ended cbs' "big brother" using her married name for the first time. >> i'm julie chen moonves. good night. >> reporter: at the same time, her co-hosts on "the talk" tackling the scandal head-on. >> the man has a problem. >> but some of them reduced to tears. >> we thank you for eight years of dear friendship. >> reporter: chen saying good-bye

former foreign secretary boris johnson and the ex-brexit secretary david davis will endorse a plan, callinghe opposition labor party is leaving the door open for a second vote on leaving the e.u. >> this will be about the deal. we are respecting the referendum. will be putting forward our own proposals -- we will be putting forward our own proposals. i think our european partners are up for that. what we have been witnessing from the existing government is a form of negotiations which is unacceptable. taylor: india has unveiled what would be the largest government health care program. the prime minister has kicked off what is being called midoc are, a plan to cover the poor citizens. the plan relies on partnerships with private hospitals but there it -- but there are questions about how much it would cost. latest meeting with opec did not yield a positive result for president trump. the president wants them to reduce oil prices but they say they will increase output only if customers wanted. russia has excess capacity. a couple oft is hundred thousand barrels. longer-term about prospects, a

will grudgingly accept. guy: thank you for joining us. let's look at tomorrow, the fed is expected to hike rates again. joining us is joe davisvanguard. will we get any indication that we may see more rate hikes in 2019? >> thank you for having me. i doubt we will see changes. it will be unusual and premature. the federal hat -- the federal reserve has to be happy with the evolution of the u.s. economy, despite some uncertainty with respect to trade. it is unlikely they will raise their. lots. that would be clearly hawkish and something that would be premature. it is a foregone conclusion that they will raise rates. more than anything, they will show more conviction in 2019. vonnie: what about the longer one? will it go to 3%? >> it is clearly a risk. they have an estimate of where neutral real rates should be -- when inflation rises. i think they will buy time, get more confidence in their outlook. happy witho be very the economy to date. i don't think they will change their line. guy: are we getting close to neutral? >> we believe so. we don't believe they will change the language tomorrow. however, we do think they will do

we will watch that and have it for you and have an update four at noon. jessie gary, ktvu news. >>> joining us now is davis lavine. the vote will take place in the next hour, most likely and the republicans said if you're voting against judge brett kavanaugh, you're voting against due process and the constitution what is your take on that argument? >> that is interesting. the due process would be a investigation. what we saw yesterday was so compelling and it was only part of the picture. it would have been far better if we had a process where all the witnesses were heard, not only on this particular charge but on all the others. >> so when judge brett kavanaugh was taking i'm open to doing anything with this committee, whatever you guys what, and senator harris asked him directly, for the fbi investigation, would he not tans. >> that's right. -- he would not answer it. >> that's right. >> what is your thought on that. >> he wants to move on. >> it doesn't mean he's guilty, though. >> he said it doesn't happen. he doesn't say it doesn't remember it. and there are so many details where we can question his v

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think that the president's former personal attorney michael cohen and his lawyer lanny davis do you think they will prove key to finding the truth about the truck presidency and you know i think they will be very important in terms of crimes like. you know people before an election keep them quiet to affect an election michael cohen has already pled guilty to that and set the truck was involved in order. yet that's all proven criminal activity whether or not one knows about the russian collusion is a different story and as you know many davis has said one thing and have walked it back a little bit so that. they're going to be very important to the overall structure of what was going on with the drunks you know. i want you to take a listen to what woodward said when asked about the president's accusation that woodward's quotes from top officials are simply fabrications take a listen they are not telling the truth. but look what's going on here and. my old boss at the washington post ben bradlee the great editor used to say the truth emerges sometimes it takes time these people these are political st

think that the president's former personal attorney michael cohen and his lawyer lanny davis do you think they will prove key to finding the truth about the trump presidency. and you know i think very important in terms of minds life. you know people were not lashing quiet to that and lash out my comment is already pled guilty to that and sent the truck was involved in the murder. yet that's all proven. criminal activity whether or not someone knows russia pollution is a different story and as you know the davis has said one thing you have walked it back a little bit so that's less. bearing to the overall structure what was going on we couldn't trust you. i want you to take a listen to what woodward said when asked about the president's accusation that woodward's quotes from top officials are simply fabrications take a listen they are not telling the truth that i know but look what's going on here and. my old boss at the washington post ben bradlee the great deaded there used to say the truth emerges sometimes it takes time these people these are political statements to protect their jobs totally u

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evacuations are now under way for people who are camping or hiking in the davis creek area, and we will continue to follow this story. >>> new at 4:30. b.a.r.t. trains were delayed at macarthur station today because someone was walking on the track. this is video of b.a.r.t. police arresting that person around 10:45 this morning. not only is walking on the track dangerous, it is also illegal. b.a.r.t. has not released more information about the incident. the antioch and richmond lines were delayed while officers took care of the emergency. >>> an investigation continues in the south bay after a deadly overnight stabbing. just before 2:00 this morning, santa clara county deputies got a call about a man who had been shot. well, instead they found a man who had been stabbed in the chest near san carlos in san jose. paramedics rushed him to the hospital, but he died. deputies say the suspect drove away in a dark-colored chevrolet truck. >>> following up now on a story you saw first on nbc bay area. the artist whose landmark mural was mysteriously destroyed is speaking publicly for the first

later in the davis weather front will make inroads with persistent rain to the western isles, western warm one, particularly across central, southern and eastern parts of england. with high pressure dominating the scene across much of next week, it looks like it will stay largely dry. variable cloud. some sunshine. temperatures around the seasonal average. where you get lengthy spells of sunshine it will feel warm. warming up this weekend. fine and settled for most of next week. thank you. tablature wise, i know i always love the sunshine, these temperatures are perfect for me. “— these temperatures are perfect for me. —— temperature wise. these are the appropriate damages for this time of the year as we approach autumn solstice? yeah, generally they are. they have been a bit lower than the end of august average over the last week. nights have been quite chilly. this weekend temperatures will be above the seasonal average, at the beginning of meteorological autumn. next week these values are a pretty typical of the time of the year. mid—to—late teens in the north. 23 in the south. we

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ramos, the umpire accused of sexism by serena williams during the us 0pen final, will take to the court again when the usa's davists underway with croatia on friday. the us is the most successful team in davis cup history, but haven't made the final since 2007 when they won the trophy. croatia are the favourites for the tie with world number six marin cilic starting things off. last years winners france will take on spain in lille. despite spain missing world number one rafa nadal because of injury, the french aren't taking their opponents lightly. he was one of south africa's top triathletes but one morning, during a training run, mhlengi gwala was dragged into bushes at gunpoint by three men who tried to saw of his legs. six months on, the 27 year old — who survived the ambush with his legs intact — says he's forgiven his attackers and has set himself a challenge which will need all the strength he's got. isaac fanin has been to meet him in durban: i think it takes time. they need the parts or they need everything. they killing me. they come to kill me. the chainsaw attack on mhlengi gwala, it made global headl

can get. >>> today in college football, stanford is heavily favorite in their game against uc davis that will be 1:00. star running back bryce love will missing game. he has an injury. they are going for the third straight win to begin the season. san jose state is up in eugene to face the oregon ducks. >>> fantasy studios have hosted some of the biggest names in music and they will be closing their doors. many famous musicians have record there had. the building is up for sale and the recording studio is being shut down. >>> and he esteemed restaurant, brandon, will be closing its doors for good. it is a favorite among cal students and local that's like to hang out at the bar and watch some sports on tv. >> i drove from reading california this morning to have a sandwich at brandon's. i've been coming here my whole life, or it seems like most of my life. >> margaret wade and her brother barney have run the restaurant for the last 20 years. and their grandfather opened it up in 1959. but they say that times have changed. and a 25% rent increase did not help and that led to the decision shut do

will. if dr. ford can come to an agreement with chuck grassly about when and how to conduct a hearing that is more fair than staffers like mike davis and centers like chuck grassly and orrin hatch have proven themselves capable of delivering. former senate staffers on the senate judiciary committee and others will all join us next with what happens next. ♪ ok here we go guys, you ready? hi! cinturones por favor. gracias. opportunity is everywhere. ♪ it's gonna be fine. it's a door... ♪ it's doing a lot of kicking down there. waiting to be opened. ♪ whatever your ambition... ♪ whatever your drive... ♪ whatever you're chasing... driver, are we almost there? we're gonna have a baby! ♪ daddy! daddy! opportunity is everywhere. ♪ all you have to do to find it is get out... here. ♪ >>> donald trump is in november tonight at a campaign event for dean heller, republican running for senate there who's in a very close race now. statistic tie with the democratic challenger. he just spoke to shawn hannity talking about the possibility of dr. ford testifying to the judiciary committee. let's listen to some of that. >> i said let her say what she

davies campus. when those are complete, then, the clinics will physically move. >> i -- yeah. so my comment to that is, you know, i don't doubt that, you know, like, cpmc has tried to, like, provide, you know, as much services to the community as possible, but i just wonder where the mistrust has come from because this is not the first time we've heard the same testimonies. >> no. and i would appreciate at some point to come back and give my version of what i've heard because i would caution much of what you're hearing is not mist motivated by a respect for what really happened but is much more politically motivated. i would say, for example, that someone previously said that we told the residents in the alzheimer's units to simply go find their own places. that's simply not true. helped rhenvate space for them, arrange for them to move, and they're very happily moved into a new place. >> commissioner chung? >> yeah. i'm still having some problems with that because, you know, like, with what i heard so far, i also heard that, you know, like, that the nurses, like, losing jobs.

one juvenile has not been named and the others are unified as leo smith and josh will call ente davis -- and taye davis, nahom yemane , jeremi hank, and antoine. sources telling these suspects could be linked to 45 thefts that have spanned across the state. local enforcement and government officials all confirm the arrest that will not release any further details. >> we are are working on the situation but no comment at the time. >> more arrests are coming as the department of justice works to bring down this organized crime rate. >> wanting that one for sale local government officials want to stress is that these robberies have been happening all over the bay area but no one has been injured. they are just taking what they need and leaving. no one's life is in danger and no one should be threatened and they should not feel unsafe going to the apple store locations. i want to give you an idea of what it looks like. you can see that there is a security guard that is standing outside and keeping an eye on things. there are security guards inside and outside of the store keeping an eye o

will. jeff zeleny, cnn, the white house. >>> and joining me now from switzerland, james davis, dean of the school of economics and political science at the university of senegalen. thank you for being with us. >> good morning, rosemary. >> so, president trump is making it clear, he is standing by his supreme court pick, brett kavanaugh. but christine blasey ford now says she won't testify monday, unless there's an fbi investigation. and that doesn't look like it's going to happen. where does that leave kavanaugh's confirmation hearing, if it goes ahead, continues, without delay, leaving questions unanswered about the sexual assault allegations? >> when i think about this situation, it's a sad commentary on the state of american politics and also the legacy of misogyny in the united states. there's no way we can get to the bottom of allegations that are

st "washington this week by former first daughter of nancy nancy an ronald patty davis, your memory snaps photos that will haunt you fover, change your life and blacks out other parts over the story that really >> right.r much. memory is complicateded. and look, you know, i think it's important to say that asking questions to try to determine credibility, to try to figu out surrounding circumstances, those are all legitimate things that investigators do. i think it's part of why blasey ford is foking a new tall investigation here, to try to back herself up. and it's interesting to me that if brett kavanaugh is indeed innocent why he wouldn't welcome such an investigation. >> sreenivasan: it's incredible to watch so many people around you just like it w in the me too movement to realize there were so many colleagues and people you loved that had had these experiences happen them hi. but to see other chapter of why i didn't report come forward is really heartbreakings at the the least. >> right. but also, perhaps a good that blasey ford has done by giving women a reason to come forward, and to try to recon

if you have not heard that story, you should google it. ,hey will see charisse davis the daughter of an army veteran, -- nation, and a professional mixed martial arts fighter, who is taking on now her toughest fight. which is to get elected to congress, where, no native american woman has ever served in our history. hall, newill see deb mexico's first, a member of the laguna tribe, making history with her. they will see -- in new mexico to. the granddaughter of mexican immigrants who came to work in the field. she now works with farmers on water rights in the same board committee where she grew up. they will also see what the other side was doing. they will see republicans in congress trying to take away our health care and women, telling their stories to stop them. including women like betsy waiter in --. who lived most of her life with the pre-existing condition after she was hit by a car as a little girl. they're going to hear about cindy -- and i was there commercial district who sold her possessions on ebay because she cannot get affordable maternity care. underwood, illinois 14

exceptin lines in the article, she says except in the national interest and david davis doesn't believe that means she willcause it leaves the way open. the other argument i made at that chequers cabinet was that this won't be the last step. they will not accept... she said this morning there won't be more compromises. except in the national interest, your commentators earlier were right, that is an incredible open sesame, you're not going to come to the house of commons and say, i agreed this but that wasn't in the national interest, are you? that was david davis. we heard lots from the conservatives but what are labour saying? labour's current position on the second referendum is that they don't support it but you get the sense that the way is open for that to change because john mcdonnell said his preference was for a general election but they will keep all options on the table and depending on what happens in terms of the deal theresa may comes back with, that position could change. susannah, thank you. former chief rabbi lord sacks has renewed his attacks onjeremy corbyn over claims of anti—semitism i

and also joining us is sophia tong, a person who excelled in the program, and this fall will be attending uc daviso study sociology to keep giving back. julayne says sophia exemplifies the mission of girls inc. to be strong, smart, and bold. welcome to the show. julayne virgil: thank you. robert: sophia, you're okay with all those compliments, right? sophia tong: yeah, i think so. robert: julayne, give me an idea here, sort of a quick overview of the program and especially one that's been around for 60 years. julayne: it's been around for 60 years. we're inspiring all girls to be strong, smart, and bold. and that really means we're focusing on three pillars: education, health, and leadership development. we want our girls to have a strong academic foundation, we want them to be physically and mentally and emotionally strong, and we also want them to be leaders, to be able to be bold, to go out and take chances and to take risks that are positive and that will enable them to have successes. robert: i don't want to dwell too much on the history, but when you start off with a program of 20 people and

davis? >> later this month will be exactly too much from midterm elections.e that robert mueller is feeling a pressure to wrap up his probe anytime soon? >> i believe he is. antibiotics is been going on for a while. we have a lot of indictments and plea deals so i think that we will be hearing or having the report pretty soon. mike: david want to play soundview from a congressman and get your reaction. >> between now and november, if there's any dead ends, that he is aware of, where there is a cloud over a person or a party or a company, he can come out with the information anytime between now and november because the american public needs to have as much information as possible as to what they have decided was not done. if there was not wrongdoing. but if there's anything damaging that he has that he will come out between now and november they really should come out now. does robert mueller his team need to come out with a statement saying where they are? and if this is going to go on beyond the midterm elections? >> very unlikely. i do not believe that spec

great britain will be seeded in next year's revamped davis cup competiion, after beating uzbekistan 3weekend. british number two, cameron norrie beat sanjar fayziev in the first of today's singles matches to give great britain victory in glasgow. and angela stanford has won the final golf major of the year, the evian championship. the veteran american took victory in dramatic fashion after amy 0lson double—bogeyed the final hole. it's stanford's first major title in what was her 76th attempt. britain's alistair brownlee was disqualified from the grand final of the world triathlon series, as mario mola won a third world title in a row. brownlee was initially given a 15—second penalty in australia forfailing to go around a buoy during the swim stage. but this was then upgraded to a disqualification. he later tweeted to express his disappointment. 0lder brotherjonny finished 8th. kenya's eliud kipchoge has set a new marathon world record after destroying the field in berlin with a time of two hours, one minute and 39 seconds. the 33—year—old took more than a minute off the previous best.

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will mean a lot. what we are going to do, i see representative davis, what we will -- once we hear the testimony of our witnesses, we will recognize the members in order of them coming into the room today. i will turn this over to barbara. i think what i will do is i am going to introduce our witnesses. i will run through -- i will introduce you all at the same time and then you will start off. we have melinda seabrook, the general counsel and director of the work base at futures without violence and she leaves work place response to national resource center dedicated to addressing workplace sexual harassment. welcome, linda. deborah, our friend has -- has been working with us behind the scenes on a lot of these initiatives. founding partner and i say this with emphasis, considered one of the four most employment and sexual harassment attorneys in the country. thank you for being here. then we have a judge. she is the executive director of the fair foods standards council which enforces a fair food program which has eradicated sexual violence on florida's tomato farms. the judge is a former new york st

be seeded in next years reva m ps britain will be seeded in next years revamps davis davishas been set in burning by elliott dingy gay who finished in two hours beating the previous record by over a minute. a russian activist supporting the protest group pussy riot, pyotr verzilov pi—otter vuh—zee—luf, has been flown from moscow to berlin for specialist treatment following a suspected poisoning. he became seriously ill on tuesday. he is best known for an anti—putin protest at the world cup final in moscow earlier this year. our correspondent damien mcguinness is in berlin, and he told me a bit more about this story. he arrived late last night here in berlin on ambulance plane that was funded by a german ngo that has in the past also help other anti—putin activists. that's because he became seriously ill in moscow, his fellow anti—putin activists say that's because he was poisoned. that's what they suspect. it seems he was unable to speak, could not walk or hear anything, was rushed into hospital in a very serious condition. he then was sent over here to germany to a very fa

great britain will be seeded in the davis cup next year after beating prospectus and 3—1 in the play—offirst of today's singles matches to get great britain it three. —— victory. angela sta nford it three. —— victory. angela stanford has won the final gulf nature of the years. is her first major victory in her 76th attempt. she shot a final round of 68 but a took the title when the leader, amy olsen, double bogeyed the final hole. you can see what it means to her. i have no idea whatjust happened to. —— happened. iam grateful. i am so happy for everybody at home. everybody that has always cheer to me. they never gave up has always cheer to me. they never gave up on me. has always cheer to me. they never gave up on me. very emotional moment for her. that is all of your sport for her. that is all of your sport for now. you can find all the stories on the bbc website. thank you very much. the scottish tory leader ruth davidson has said she never wants to be prime minister because she values her "mental health too much". in an interview with the sunday times, she's revealed struggling with s