that was with dc united.0 minutes from the premier league last season, sarah, and they're hopeful rooney could be the difference this time round. it is interesting to see the generation from 2004 move to the next stage of their career. another one announced today. i've got a picture of that golden generation of english football and a huge part of them have gone into coaching and management. david beckham is a bit of an exception, he now owns his own mls team in intermiami. but sol campbell, david james, paul scholes and gary neville have all had stints as managers. john terry is one of the coaches at aston villa — and rooney will have a similar role to him — but the most succesful have been lampard at derby last season and gerrard at rangers. 0f gerrard's 65 matches he's won 36 of them so that's 55 per cent. while lampard's won 42 per cent with 24 wins in 57 games. so derby will have been all the more appealing to rooney because of lampard's success there last season. he'lljust be desperate now for his own co

he'll leave his current side dc united at the end of the mls season, as michael redford reports. dj rooney flew into the cook is next, the gay fans never thought they would see. wayne rooney has officially returned to english football, but not immediately. he signed an 18 month contract with the championship site, which begins in january. i am delighted to be back here, andi january. i am delighted to be back here, and i am looking forward to coming back in january here, and i am looking forward to coming back injanuary and trying to help the team push forward and hopefully push with the motion. his delay is because he stayed in america to help the current side dc united compete in the end of season playoffs and after that his destination derby with a twist. he's not just a player destination derby with a twist. he's notjust a player but destination derby with a twist. he's not just a player but a destination derby with a twist. he's notjust a player but a coach as well. the opportunity to come back to england and play, but also to ta ke to england and play, but also to take over

he'll leave his current side dc united at the end of the mls season, as michael redford reports.ht they'd see. wayne rooney has officially returned to english football, just not immediately. he signed an 18—month contract with the championship side which begins in january. i'm delighted to be back here and i'm looking forward to coming back injanuary and trying to help the team push forward and hopefully push for promotion. rooney's delay is because he stayed in america to help current side dc united compete in their end—of—season play—offs. after that, its destination derby with a twist. rooney is not going to just be a player but a coach as well. the opportunity to come back in england and play, but also to take up a coaching role with the club and work was too great for me to turn down. it's something i've always wanted to do and when that time is right of course, that's what hopefully i can move into it. rooney isn't the first of england's golden generation to foray into the first steps of football management. stephen gerrard is the man in charge at rangers while rooney misse

wayne rooney leaves football team dc united — trading the sunny pitches of the us for derby county.ged him to speak out. last night he weighed in on the mass shootings in el paso texas and dayton ohio — and while he didn't name mr trump, it was pretty clear who he was talking about. "we should soundly reject language coming out of the mouths of any of our leaders that feeds a climate of fear and hatred or normalises racist sentiments." the family of one of the victims of saturday's shooting in el paso have told the bbc they don't believe it was a racist attack. andre anchondo, a mexican—american, was one of the 22 victims of the shooting at a shopping centre — he died while trying to save his wife and baby son. but his family say they don't agree that president trump's anti—immigration language has fuelled violence. sophie long has been speaking to them. is that your first grandchild? the same face. we think he will have blue eyes. gilbert anchondo shows me a picture of him holding his grandson for the first time. that was just two months ago. now the baby in his arms is an orphan.

he'll leave his current side dc united at the end of the mls season, as michael redford reports.y has officially returned to english all, just not immediately. he signed an 18 month contract with the championship side and begins in january. i'm delighted to be back here and i'm looking forward to coming back in january here and i'm looking forward to coming back injanuary and helping the team push forward and hopefully push for promotion. really's delays because he stayed in america to help current side dc united compete in their end of season play—offs. after that, its destination derby with a twist. rooney is not going to just bea twist. rooney is not going to just be a player but a coach as well. the opportunity to come back in england and play but also to take up a coaching role with the club was too great for me to turn down. it's something i've always wanted to do and when the time is right of course, hopefully i can move into it. rooney isn't the first of england's golden generation to for a into the first steps of football management. stephen gerard is the management. ste

rooney returns — the former england captain will leave dc united in the usa at the end of this year to as player/coach. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. eddie heath was the chief scout at chelsea football club in the 19705 but an independent inquiry has found that he was a prolific and dangerous paedophile who sexually assaulted player5 as young as ten, while others at the club turned a blind eye. the report criticises an ex—chelsea coach, dario gradi, saying he failed to report a complaint from a parent of a young player, which could have stopped the abuse. a separate review found that black players at the club were racially abused by another coach in the 19805 and ‘905. the chelsea board have apologised unreservedly and offered compensation. our sports editor, dan roan, reports from stamford bridge. in the 19705, he was tasked with finding chelsea's top 5tar5, but former chief 5cout eddie heath was also a prolific, manipulative and sophisticated sexual abuser, according to today's damning report. garyjohnson was one of 23 former youth players who told an enquiry they

he'll leave his current side dc united at the end of the mls season, as michael redford reports.lish football, but not immediately. he signed an 18 month contract with the championship site, which begins in january. i am delighted to be back here, andi january. i am delighted to be back here, and i am looking forward to coming back in january here, and i am looking forward to coming back injanuary and trying to help the team push forward and hopefully push with the motion. his delay is because he stayed in america to help the current side dc united compete in the end of season playoffs and after that his destination derby with a twist. he's not just a player destination derby with a twist. he's notjust a player but destination derby with a twist. he's not just a player but a destination derby with a twist. he's notjust a player but a coach as well. the opportunity to come back to england and play, but also

wayne rooney was sent off after elbowing the face of an opponent in dc united's defeat to new york redas reviewed by var and rooney was given the second red card of his mls career. rooney is set to join derby county injanuary. enable, riden by frankie dettori, powered to a 12th consecutive win as she triumphed at york — in what is likely to be her final race on british soil. enable will now go for a record third victory in paris in october. earlier today we heard rory mcilroy say he's unsure about the new format at the season—ending tour championship and has questioned the $15 million prize on offerfor the winner. well, the northern irishman has made a good start — he started fifth in the standings at five under par. but he's impressed in the early stages and is only a shot off the leader. onto some tennis and we now know serena williams will play maria sharapova in the first round of the us open at flushing meadows. williams will begin her quest for a seventh title in new york and record—tying 24th grand slam victory. she's dominated the russian star in their head—to—head rivalry, win

manchester united, the all—time leading scorer will leave america where he currently plays for dc united in october. he signed an initial 18 month contract with the championships and his role will include coaching, as well as plan, but he will not be of play in england until january. but he will not be of play in england untiljanuary. the opportunity to come back in england and play, but also to work under philip was too great for me to turn down. and now i am delighted to be back here and i am looking forward to come back onjanuary and try and help the team push forward and hopefully push for a promotion. first and foremost, i want to come in and play and help the team. and then i want to gain experience for obviously when i do stop playing and come to that next step. finalised from arsenal and a deal with nearly £5 million, since back how a year left on his contract and refused to travel to the toward to the united states and had asked for a free tra nsfer states and had asked for a free transfer arsenal thank the frenchman for his years of the club and they wished him all the best for

interesting about thatis is actually quite interesting about that is he is currently playing for dc unitedarquee players for not just the uk but other big leagues in recent years. so it is quite telling that despite all that investment in american football clubs, wayne rooney is coming back to the second tier of english football, and that is about as level. although apparently it is possible to be both apparently it is possible to be both a player and a coach, so it is interesting like people he plead with —— interesting like people he plead with -- it interesting like people he plead with —— it is interesting that he might become a manager like people he played with for england, like frank lampard at chelsea and steven gerard at rangers. nicola, you play some football as well. yes, we have a game coming up in brighton at the labour party conference. is that 11 a side? as many as we can muster a side, hung over on a sunday morning. sounds like great fun. thank you both of you for being here. that's it for the papers this hour. nicola and henry will be back at 11.30 for another look at the

wayne rooney was sent off after elbowing the face of an opponent in dc united's defeat to new york redas reviewed by var and rooney was given the second red card of his mls career. rooney willjoin derby county in january. enable, riden by frankie dettori, powered to a 12th consecutive win as she triumphed at york in what is likely to be her final race on british soil. enable will now go for a record third victory at the prix de l‘arc de triomphe in paris in october. serena williams will play maria sharapova in the first round of the us open. williams will begin her quest for a seventh title in the ya rd quest for a seventh title in the yard at a record 24th grand slam victory. she has terminated the russian star in the past winning 19 times with only two defeats including their last meetings. most recently in the australian open quarterfinals. this weekend sees us move another week closer to the rugby world cup — and on saturday it's england and ireland's turn to lock horns in the first of their double header in the build up tojapan. england have named their squad to face the irish — w

rooney still has more than two seasons left on the contract he signed with major league soccer side, dc unitedms are hoping he can help them back into the premier league. on the pitch, derby have opened their season with a win at huddersfield in the championship. tom lawrence scored twice for the visitors in the first half — including a superb finish from outside the box. karlan grant did pull one back for huddersfield, but it wasn't enough as derby saw the game out, winning 2—1. arsenal have agreed a deal to sell defender laurent koscielny to bordeaux for a fee that could be worth £5 million. the 33—year—old centre back, who had a year left on his contract at arsenal, refused to travel on their preseason tour to the usa and is undergoing a medical in france today. just a day after losing the ashes opener, england have announced bowlerjimmy anderson has withdrawn from the second test at lord's next week. the 37—year—old was passed fit for the edgbaston test despite hurting the same calf he had injured while playing for lancashire last month. anderson managed just four overs on the opening morn

he signed for washington—based dc united from everton injuly last year and has scored 23 goals in 418—month contract. firstly, i am a player and firstly, iam a player and i firstly, i am a player and ifeel i have a lot of quality which i can bring to the squad. as you said, first and foremost, i want to come in and play and try and help the team. and then secondly, i want to try and learn off philip and his staff to gain experience for obviously when i do stop playing and go into that next step. al—duhail came from a goal down to hold fellow qatari side al sadd 1—1 in their asian champions league round of 16 first leg tie on tuesday. while in the battle of saudi arabia, it was the away team al—hilal who twice came from behind to beat al—ahli 11—2 in theirfirst leg. bafetimbi gomis scored a hat—trick and the former french international had a celebration to match the feat. india have completed a clean sweep of their t20 series against west indies by claiming a 7—wicket win in the third and final match of their series in guyana. india won the toss and elected to send the hosts in with k

it's interesting that he obviously went off to play in america for dc united and now he's coming back used to, but he's coming back potentially in quite an interesting role as a player manager and he may then move into a more managerial career afterwards. he obviously been in the states but, it will be interesting to have him back in english football. ok. and you are telling us you play football. what is your position? i play defence very badly. i'm a defender, yeah. central defence? are there for the parliamentary women's football club. all right. when is your next fixture? you're playing the labour party? we will be playing a local team. well, good luck with that. thank you. thank you so much for reviewing tomorrow's papers. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you nicola and henry. goodbye. good evening. here's your latest sports news. one place to sta

rooney is england and manchester united's all—time record goal—scorer, and has been playing for dc uniteda manager? he's not the person you would say is insta ntly not the person you would say is instantly management material. but, at least when he walks in the dressing room, you think, that guy knows what he's doing. the transfer window closes tomorrow and it looks like tottenham could be busy. they're linked with big money moves this morning for former liverpool player phillipe coutinho who's currently at barcelona, and the juventus forward paulo dybala. they may have lost jimmy anderson for the second ashes test, but england should be able to call on an in—form jofra archer. he took six wickets and scored a century for the sussex second team last night, as he continues to recover from a side strain. and ben te'o's missed out on a last chance to impress england rugby union head coach eddie jones before he names his world cup squad. the centre's been left out of the squad to play wales on sunday, as has full—back mike brown. jones names his squad for japan after that match. i listen to m

watch philadelphia captain does after scoring against dc united.d and grabbed a field microphone. listen. >> congress, do something now. end gun violence. let's go. >> he's from weston, florida. that's near stone man douglas. thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. "new day" is up next. we leave you with some of the names of those killed in el paso and dayton. >>> i heard clapping noises. we all started running. i had my mom. i had my daughter. i grabbed them both and i carried them out. >> i'm shouting out to the president of the united states, my cousins did not deserve to lose their life. >> hate has no place in our country. we're going to take care of it. >> donald trump is responsible for this. >> we're being attacked. our government needs to step in. if not, the people here will step in. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> reporter: this is a special edition of "new day." alisyn is off. erica hill joins me live from el paso in texas. 20 people were murdered behind erica in the name of white supremacy police say

rooney still has more than two seasons left on the contract he signed with major league soccer outfit dc united for talks today, and is due to fly back to washington tomorrow. johanna konta has lost in the first round of the rogers cup in toronto. the british number one was beaten in straight sets by the ukrainian teenager dayana yastremska.. it was the world number 14's first match since wimbledon. carl frampton has had to pull out of this weekend's bout against emmanuel dominguez in philadelphia. frampton has reportedly suffered a freak injury, dropping an ornament on his hand, breaking two bones. he tweeted pictures of the offending item this morning. the northern irishman has not fought since his defeat tojosh warrington in december last year. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. residents in whaley bridge will find out later whether they can return to their homes this evening. toddbrook reservoir‘s dam, which has been packed with over 530 tonnes of aggregate, is due to be inspected. our correspondent fiona trott is in whaley bridge. bring us up to date wit

it is all about wayne rooney as he will leave america where he currently plays for dc united and return coaching as well as playing but he will not be able to play in england until january. this but he will not be able to play in england untiljanuary. this was a short time ago at the club. the opportunity to come back to england and play but also to take up a coaching role with the club and work under philip was too great to turn down so i'm delighted to be back here. i look forward to coming back injanuary and here. i look forward to coming back in january and trying to help the team push forward and hopefully push for promotion. i want to come and play first and foremost and try to help the team and then secondly i wa nt help the team and then secondly i want to try to learn with philip and his staff to gain experience for when i do stop playing and go to that next step. james anderson is to miss the next test match. england picked him anyway in that game in birmingham when australia romped to a comfortable victory. he is out of the lord‘s test match so either olly stone orjofra arche

the former england captain still has over two seasons left on the contract he signed with mls team dc unitedf the rogers cup in toronto. the british number one was beaten in straight sets by the ukrainian teenager daya na yastremska. it was the world number 14's first match since wimbledon. i believed you! thank you! the rugby football league and super league have said they are appalled by clashes between catala ns dragons and warrington wolves fans on saturday. a joint statement said there will be an investigation into the trouble during the super league game in perpignan. it said, "the scenes are alien to super league and have no place in ourgame." carl frampton is out of this weekend's bout against emmanuel dominguez in philadelphia. frampton has reportedly suffered a freak injury, dropping an ornament on his hand, breaking two bones. the northern irishman has not fought since his defeat tojosh warrington in december last year. that is appalling timing. that is a properfreak injury. that is appalling timing. that is a proper freak injury. dropped something on his hand and broke two bones

rooney announced he would leave dc united this year after agreeing to join derby county injanuary.the season while ross byrne will get his opportunity to impress at out—half. that's all the sport for now. australia are 71—2. now on afternoon live — let's go nationwide and see what's happening around the country in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. they are not inside today. let's go to spotlight‘s victoria graham who is at roadford reservoir in devon, she's going to be talking to us about the local water network and its connection with the farming industry, as part of our focus on farming series. it is north devon. south—west waters' biggest reservoir. we are focusing tonight on water. this reservoir holds 35 billion litres of water. what you see behind me is wolf valley, which was flooded way way back. this was actually created in 1990 way back. this was actually created in1990 in way back. this was actually created in 1990 in response to the drought that we had in the south—west in 1976. this reservoir supplies the whole of north devon with all of their drinking

well, sorry to burst your bubble but he's still got to see out the season with his american side dc united the premier league after just missing out in the playoffs earlier this year. cricket and england are 1—0 down in the ashes series and next week, when the ashes series and next week, when the next test match starts, they will be without their leading wicket taker. james anderson struggled at edgbaston in the defeat against australia and managed to just four overs. he has been struggling with a ca lf overs. he has been struggling with a calf injury. selectors wondered whether it was right to pick him and as it turns out, it was the wrong decision. he has been ruled out for the test match at lord's next week. also questions over some of the english batsmen but they will definitely have to make a change with anderson out. england picked him anyway in that game in birmingham when australia romped to a comfortable victory. he is out of the lord's test match so either olly stone orjofra archer will replace england's all—time leading wicket taker. archer has been proving his fitness after sid

and wayne rooney was sent off for dc united last night after clashing with red bull player in the penaltyill be back with more at 11:30am. a 48—hour strike by ryanair pilots in the uk is under way, in a dispute over pay and conditions. it comes after the airline failed in its legal attempt to stop the action. ryanair says passengers will not be disrupted and it plans to run its full schedule of flights. 0ur reporter michael cowan has been spending the morning at stansted airport. so far it is pretty relaxed, this is normally ryanair‘s so far it is pretty relaxed, this is normally rya nair‘s busy so far it is pretty relaxed, this is normally ryanair‘s busy period and this was the plant that today's schedule would run in full. largely that's because they have brought ca pta i ns that's because they have brought captains in from around europe, ryanair operate over a50 captains in from around europe, rya nair operate over a50 planes captains in from around europe, ryanair operate over a50 planes and every one of those aircraft is the same model so all those pilots can fly the same model so th

bolton: in the united states, we closed the palestine liberation organization that was right here in washington dc. we also stopped funding the united nations leave and works agency for palestine and cut off funding that benefited the palestinian authority. when the plo takes conscript -- takes steps to negotiate in good faith with israel we will reconsider allowing its office to reopen down the street. when the palestinian authority paying for fighters and their families who end up in the -- apps he noticed relationships in the middle east started to shift. arab nations -- iran will continue to fund organizations .o destabilize the region arabs and israelis are talking and working together in a united front against nonstop malicious iranian actions. this is how strong prudent leadership improves stability in the middle east and that is good for the united states. [applause] mr. bolton: i was recently in jerusalem for trilateral talks with israel and russia and even russia agrees with the united states that israel's security is central to the stability of the middle east. it is significant to get

in the united states à [applause] in the united states we closed the palestine liberation organization office it was right here in washington dc also stopped funding the united nations relief and works agency for palestine and cut off funding with you fitted the palestinian authority. when the plo takes concrete steps to negotiate in good faith with israel, we will reconsider allowing its office to reopen down the street. when the palestinian authority stopped paying for fighters and their families who end up in the hospital for killing innocent american and israeli men, women, and children, will reconsider how and when we continue funding it. these are common sense steps in our national interest. don't fund terrorists who are trying to kill you. [laughter] [applause] a hard lesson for some people to learn. [laughter] perhaps you've noticed that the relationships in the middle east have started to shift. eric nations recognize iran will continue to fund terrorist organizations to destabilize the region and concentrate power in toronto. arabs and israelis alike are now talking and working together in a united front against nons

united states. some of them come to the northern cities and some of them go to washington dc which is a major place for african- americans and some go all the way back into seven communities and tried to reconnect with people they've known and make change and be part of that change. really tracking that movement under the underground railroad. >> what gives them hope? >> a lot of them saw themselves as members of the united states. if they want to be part of the united states slavery was making that impossible but with the end of slavery there are a number of political leaders that say this is our chance. we are going to be part of a reconstruction government and the opportunity for black people to have equal rights in the united states. >> what is it like for those former slaves returning versus the people who had stayed in the united states and then were freed? do they have different lives? >> that's a big question. i want to figure out how to understand people who had like the community in boston or the community in upstate new york and whether the experience of being in canada or under the brit

washington, dc, in the late 80s, early 90s and unfortunately around this time washington, dc was the murder capital of the united states. and so there was a lot of gun violence. a lot of drug activities, the time when the crack epidemic was sweeping through the community and changed very rapidly back then. >> so and part of your time was also in prince georges county, where your mom lived. >> yes. >> so, my weekends were different if kind of describe myself as a hybrid. spend monday through friday in the neighborhood in washington, dc, and then i was staying prince georges county over the weekend width my mom and it was very different. we had swimming pool mitchell mom bought the latest cars and worked hard and it was a very different experience, it was mixed race neighborhood and it was white people and just like all kinds of people and we all were cool and just a very different. it was great, actually. >> now in the book you talk but growing up in the intercity and use this fantastic metaphor of platos al gory of the cave. want to talk about that. >> sure i still get teased for this but i'm not into supports,

that side of the family is appointed to the united states supreme court in washington dc. meanwhile across town. his cousins from the openly mixed side are running the hairstylist operation and in a redlined neighborhood near howard university. now both sides of the cardoza family are excelling but they are excelling in different competitions one for that mixed race side. the highest accomplishment is owning a successful small business. you also had disappointments between generations here you have richard t greener as we saw the first nonwhite graduate of harvard. his daughter takes the name bell dacosta green passes herself off as a woman of portuguese descent and she moves to new york city and she becomes the liberian --dash make the liberian of j.p. morgan. it's one of the first great collections of european manuscripts. and it's all built by this woman bell dacosta green. this little photo here is from an omaha newspaper hot newspaper in the 20s that was doing a series on professional women of a credible accomplishment. even today. that's not bad for a librarian. but

>> there is definitely a broader frame set by washington dc that says that people who come from different backgrounds are a threat to the united states. >> muslims who felt targeted after the september 11th terrorist attacks say they understand the grief and fear the latino community is feeling now and they say it's importance that people who are fearful now turn to their friends and neighbors for support. >>> upcoming youth summit in pittsburgh has been postponed because of safety concerns after the mass shootings. it was scheduled for saturday at the college. contra costa county supervisor announced a postponement at the board of supervisors meeting. he says safety and security has to be evaluated before they move forward. it's aimed at teaching the young people about self esteem, honesty and integrity. >>> a boy came up with an idea for helping his community. he calls this hash tag el paso challenge. he is calling on people in el paso to do good deeds as a way to honor the 22 victims of the mass shootings. he is suggesting people offer to mow a neighbor's lawn or write a letter to somebody telling them how great they are or

dc. it's a short walk to places like the united states congress and supreme court were american gun rightsdecided not budapest or even lake, where you build nra members $200,400 for staying at this luxury retreat. not to mention, $70550 or an air charter known as a private jet to get you from one to the other. and $18300 for car and driver each ends. now, we reach out to the nra for comments last week and it said we got a letter from their lawyers. they provided us with a statement from the nra about his lavished clothing expenses same quote, wayne had been advised by the ettore that external advertising professional to invest in his professional wardrobe due to his numerous public and media appearances. quarter of a million dollars that some investment. all that extravagant travel - they said it's quote, involved donor outreach fundraising and stakeholder engagement because there sure are a lot of nra donors and decoders in budapest. that five plus million dollar house they were adamant no nra money was ultimately spent but that's because the deal fell through like we said. for years wayn

dc claiming the same against marriott. and 36 separate attorneys general across the united states considering similar lawsuits. so you need to pay attention. don't just go by the first price. get to page five and see what you'll really pay. >> read the fine print. and what does labor day weekend mean if buyers market? . >> the good news is you don't have to wait until labor day to find out. it's a perfect storm for american consumers. the u.s. dollar is strong against foreign currency. gas prices have not spiked. and you have basically fewer foreign passengers coming to the united states which means the return flights home become the outbound seats there. a lot of empty seats. you don't have to wait for the kids to go to school. we have a buyers market throughout the research of the year. >> thank you. >>> and time now is 5:08. >>> and it is back to school week. and our special coverage continues next with a new afterschool program designed to curb violence. . >>> the heat is on once again for today with heat advisories for all of our inland locations. the third day in a row of the spare the air alert. we'll l

. >> in the white house in washington dc, we present a special address by the president of the unitedlem at little rock, arkansas. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> good evening, my fellow citizens. for a few minutes this evening i should like to speak to you about the serious situation that has arisen in little rock. to make this talk i have come to the president's office in the white house. i could've spoken from rhode island where i have been staying recently, but i felt that in speaking from the house of lincoln, of jackson, and of wilson, my words would better convey both the sadness i feel and the action i was compelled today to make, and the firmness which i intend to pursue this course until the orders of the federal court at little rock can be executed without unlawful interference. in that city under the leadership of demagogic extremist, disorderly mobs have deliberately prevented the carrying out proper orders from the federal court. local authorities have not eliminated that violent opposition. and under the law yesterday i issued a proclamation

. >> there is a broader frame being set by washington, dc that says people who come from different backgrounds are a threat to the united there are a lot of communities on edge. i wish i could say that for the muslim community, being on edge, feeling like we are being watched, feeling like we are being targeted is a feeling of the past. it is a thing of the present. >> reporter: if dirt -- after 9/11, she says many muslims felt a backlash of hate and now she emphasizes with members of the latino community as they deal with grief and fear following mass violence which she says is fueled by white supremacy . >> it is important now that people turn to their neighbors and their communities. everyone has a right to feel safe here . >> the difference between having that right and enjoying it is vast. it feels as though violence and fear are targeting specific groups. in san jose, jesse gary, ktvu fox2 news. >>> today, the mayor of berkeley signed into law a ban on natural gas in new construction. last month, the city council voted against any natural gas pipelines allowed in new construction projects darting next january 1. r

definitely a broader frame that is being set by washington dc that says that people who come from different backgrounds are a threat to the united states. >> muslims who felt targeted after the september 1st terrorist attack say they understand the grief and fear the latino community is feeling now and say it's important that people who are fearful now turn to their friends and neighbors for support. >>> happening later today, east bay congressman eric swalwell will host a forum on ending gun violence and domestic terrorism, he wants to hear the thoughts and concerns of people in his district. that community forum starts at 6:30 tonight. at the hayward city council chambers. >>> tomorrow night, ktvu will take an in depth look at mass shootings in america, looking at current gun laws, mental health and what lawmakers are doing to prevent more mass shootings. we hope you join us for a ktvu special report guns in america, tomorrow night at 10:30 right here on ktvu. >>> the first event at the chase center is just a month away and the city is addressing how fans will make their way through the city's congestion to and from the arena

. >> there is definitely a frame set by washington dc that says that people who come from different backgrounds are a threat to the unitedtes. >> muslim whose felt targeted after the september 11th terrorist attack understand the grief and fear the latino community is feeling now and say it is important that people who are fearful now turn to their friends and neighbors for support. >>> upcoming youth summit in pittsburgh now has been postponed because of safety concerns after the mass shootings. they were scheduled for saturday but county supervisors postponed it saying safety and security need to be evaluated before they move forward. this youth summit is held to teach young people about the importance of self e scheme, honesty and integrity. an 11-year-old boy in el paso, texas came up with an idea for helping his community, his name is ruben martinez, he calls this hash tag el paso challenge. he is calling on people in el paso to do good deeds for each other to honor the 22 victims of the mass shootings, for example he suggests offer to mow a neighbor's lawn or write a letter to someone telling them how great they ar

and one of the victims was the united states government and with those matters under investigation so overnight from being a live person and a judge on the dc circuit i had two tours of duty but while nobody said this needs to go when we need a replacement with a specialal division and the independent counsel to have someone who is truly boindependent and to be appointed by the attorney general. so the new york times prays my appointment two weeks later they called me to resign. [laughter], in those two weeks i hadn't utne much bad in fact i had done nothing at all. but politics changed or the spin cycle inside the linda one - - clinton propaganda machine. then i was visited and i see peopleom here that might be as old as i am that might remember watergate a real truth seeker was sam --dash. he was a successful assistant da in philadelphia and an academic at georgetown i knew him well and he comes to my office and says you are being held to read because of your republican credentials. i set i noticed that he said i'm not a republican is very well known he's a prominent democrat and said you should considerhi retaining your ethics counsel as

. >> chief, i wanted to say on behalf of the united states that the department of justice -- rob: we will bring in, the president heading back to dc >> the people of el paso, texas and dayton, ohio, they are incredible people and they have been through a lot, i just also want to thank the law enforcement in both places, the job they've done is incredible, i also want to congratulate them, i mean, nobody could have done what they've done, this could have been as bad as it was, it could have been so much worse, i just have to thank them, the job they've done is incredible, they were right on the ball in el paso, they were there so quickly and in dayton in less than a minute, think of the damage he did in such a short period of time in less than a minute, the law enforcement acted and killed him and it would have been unbelievable, it would -- it was horrible but it could have beeno much worse. i just want to say that these are two incredible places, we love the people, hate has no place in our country and we are going to take care of it. i spoke with attorney general bill barr at length, i spoke to christopher wray, director of the

united states thatway. >> stun the danishacoyal pale which had formally invitedum president trp to visit the country. >>> after super bowl 54 right here on fox5 a new dcootball team will take the field. t todahe xfl rmealing the tea will be named the dc defenders. it was previously revealed that the team will play at audi field. joining us to discuss the future of the team, dc defenr team president eric moses. thank you for beingere with you. >> thank you for having me. >> another team to add to dc,e have a full roster of teams, how audience after the super bowl to get those football fansin back the game. >> real football fans never wano to givtball up so they go into a little depression after the super bowl ease over so'r e going to help with that. we get started the weekend after the super bowl ends so you nev have to g up football, three more months of professional football. >> let's talk exactly what this consists. right now the xfl has eight coast, new york, dc and tampeast >> why especially. >> 45 man roster, 10-week regular season. talk a little bit about what yre guys hoping to achieve here. because th first time, the first go around back 2001

emancipation proclamation, the dc emancipation act that preceded it, the acts of liberation that was conducted by general grant and sherman and the other members of the united states army as it swept through the south. including as we know approximately 200,000 black soldiers, who many of whom had in fact been slaves when the work began. there is this revolution of property ownership. 4 million people are no longer property they are now individuals, and under the 1866 civil rights act followed by the 14th amendment, these people are now citizens of the united states and this is a revolution in a variety of ways, including a revolution in law. the third team/14thÃ15th amendment are the most dramatic of legal revolution, that takes place in the united states. certainly since the bill of rights was adopted, and nothing has been as dramatic i think i lost my microphone for second. the revolution, in law began, almost immediately after the war began when people talk about the war, they talk about well the purpose of the war was to preserve the union, not about slavery. that is true for about the first couple hours of the war, once the work is moving, it becomes

dc and north korea about the future of nuclear negligentations. north korea over saw short weap the president said he got a three page let fresh the north korea complaining about united states military training south korea. he said he was willing to meet for a third summit. that summit may take place in mongolia. >>> the governor responding to the trump administration rolling out policy changes targeting low income, legal immigrants. why it could make it harder for people to become permanent residents. >> and the tv show friends is coming to the big screen. we have a look at the plans to honor the show that debuted 25 years ago this year. >> first monterey this morning. hopefully you can head down with friends, little foggy and cool. are you watching mornings on 2. here's one you guys will like. show me making it. oh! i got one. the best of amy poehler. amy, maybe we could use the voice remote to search for something that you're not in. show me parks and rec. from netflix to prime video to live tv, xfinity lets you find your favorites with the emmy award-winning x1 voice remote. show me the best of amy poehler, again. this time around... now that's simple, easy, awes

people in the united states for anyone who wants to come is in washington on labor day weekend at the washington convention center. however, if you cannot make it everyone can't be in washington dc at this time please read about this and learn about this to book tv which is on c-span2. they will do extensive coverage of the national book festival and as always do a terrific job of letting you know what's on even if you can't be there. >> tonight at 9:30 p.m. eastern on c-span conversation among former government officials about potential of representative democracy. speakers include former white house advisor karl rove, former house majority eric can tour and george allen of virginia. ♪ >> for 40 years c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, supreme court and public policy events from washington dc and around the country. make up your own mind. created by cable in 1979 c-span is brought to you by your local or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> so, kate fazzini about what do armenian teenager, chinese dishwasher and a russian young man from vladivostok raised by an alcoholic legal mother have in common?

united states. >> house will be in order. >> for 40 years c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court in public policy events from washington dc and around the country. make up your own mind. created by cable in 1979 c-span is brought to you by your local or cable i satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> there is no doubt in my mind that i should have many -- millions of people, so many people i would not believe it but i know that we've been blocked. people come up to me and say sir, i can't follow you. they make it impossible. these are people really good at what they do and they say they make it absolutely impossible and i have watched and watched some of the scenes that have been taped and got through, talented people by the way, gotten through it gotten to the public where you see the hatred of our party

washington dc is captured by dark money, the koch brothers and others. after the first case citizens united the supreme court. that's the way we are going to make a change. system, changing that and we are not going to address until we get dark money and corporate spending out of these elections. congressman o'rourke: how else can we explain that we lose 40,000 people to gun violence? that we know what the solutions are and yet nothing has changed is because in this country money buys influence, access. the centers for disease control is prevented from studying the issue in the first place. >> if you pass the strongest gun -- i have a d minus record voting for the nra. is i believe we have to do to take on the nra. 1988 coming from a state that had no gun control i called for a ban on the sale and distribution of assault weapons and bios that election. i will do everything i can to take on the nra and create universal background checks, do away with the gun show loophole for gun manufacturers for selling large amounts of weapons. >> still the conversation we have been having for the last 20

emancipation proclamation, the dc emancipation act which preceded it, the actual liberation which was conducted by general grant and general sherman and the other members of the united states army as it swept through the south, including as we know, approximately 200,000 black soldiers who many of whom had in fact been slaves when the war began. so there is this revolution in property ownership, 4 million people are no longer property, they are now individuals and under the 1866 civil rights act followed by the 14th amendment, these people are now citizens of the united states. this is a revolution in a variety of ways, but including a revolution in law. the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments, of course, are the most dramatic legal revolution that takes place in the united states, certainly since the bill of rights was adopted and nothing has been as dramatic as this. i think i lost my microphone for a second. the revolution in law began almost immediately after the war began, again when people talk about the war, they always say, well, the purpose of the war was to preserve the union, the purpose of the war was not about slavery. that is true for about the first couple

dc area, and leveraging our grant authorities to invest in innovative programs that will enhance recruitment and retention of a more diverse workforce. with the criticalcapabilities needed for the national security interest of the united states . chairman schiff, ranking member nunesand members of the community, thank you for your time . miss bingen will deliver remarks and along with mister coker, we look forward to the committee's questions . >> backing for the opportunity to discuss the status of diversity across the defense intelligence enterprise. this is an issue of importance to the department of defense, for the under terry undersecretary of defense and an issue that i'm personally passionate about. our defense intelligence mission demands a diverse workforce. our job is to understand others, other countries, cultures, capabilities and ways of thinking. our sources blend in a foreign environment . our linguists must appreciate nuances in foreign dialect and cultural norms to understand intent. we have relationships with a broad array of partners and we fight in coalition. the diversity and backgrounds of ethnicities and genders across our ranks and in our thinking is vitally important to our mission success. t

united. >> yeah, a while back peter started the band years ago i was in a band called dc talk back in the dayked that i be the lead singer of the band. i joined duncan, jeff and jody so the four of us, news boys the original band but we brought peter back on and joe which makes it united the old and the new. janice: your fans love you because you interact with them on social media and facebook. what does it mean to you. >> we put a movie out called god's not dead. [cheers and applause] >> and the fans showed up in record numbers to the theaters. we love our fans. without people we are jack squat. so, thank you guys. thank you new york. thank you fox news. ainsley: how did you know you needed to be a christian band? >> well, you know, we just sing songs about what we believe like any band, any artist. you know, and this is what we believe. we believe there is a creator who created the heavens and the earth. he is there and he has good plans for all of us. dan: there sex motion around faith based music. you saw the energy. we walked out here. i have seen a lot of crowds around here but the ener

united states and for anyone who wants to come is in washington on labor day weekend at the washington convention center. however, if you cannot make it and everyone obviously can't be in washington dc at this time, please read about this and learn about this through book tv which is on c-span2. they will do extensive coverage of the national book festival and, as always, do a traffic job of letting you know what's going on at the national book festival even if you can't be there. >> more from campaign 2020 now with south bend indiana mayor and democratic presidential candidate, pete buttigieg. he recently held a town hall meeting in nashua community college in new hampshire. this is about one hour. [cheering and applause] ♪ ♪ >> thank you. thank you. wow.

united states. this list looking at the percentage of census tract areas and were low income in 2000 comparing those 22 -- undergoing gentrification. washington dcthe most gentrifying city. track3.7% of the senses considered to be gentrified. denver fifth, charlston sixth, austin seventh month boston eighth, and rounding out the top 10 richmond. taking your phone calls. talking to city residents only. we want to hear about your top issues. it is (202) 748-8000 if you are a city resident in the eastern time zones. (202) 748-8001 if you are a city resident in the mountain or pacific time zones. frank is in delaware. millsboro is doing fine. any place you find democrats running something, you're going to have a lot of issues. very good ate spending other people's money. they run a city into the ground. i lived in baltimore and i got the hell out of there. i change parties and i've been happy ever since. host: when did you leave baltimore? caller: in the 70's. host: what kind of work did you do? --.er: i worked at fell's point, marilyn. i looked at my taxes, every time they needed money they used to come. they always want to spend the nothingd they