douglas.h. -- used to have a talk show, and michael douglas, the movie star, actor. and somebody said, "well, you know, you have to change your name." i said, "i don't really want to change my name. i'm very proud of my name." by the way, i'm easing my name back into-- i'm trying to kind of ease it back in, because i'm proud of my name. so they said, "well, you know, you have to change your name." i said, "why?" "because there are two other guys in the union." so i changed my name. now, what is great is i used my real name, michael john douglas, for everything except, you know, on a marquee or a gig, right. so people get very confused because there will be-- you will be going somewhere, and there will be a driver with a sign saying "michael douglas," and then i show up. ( laughter ) and they look so confused because-- >> stephen: they're expecting to see-- >> yeah. it would be one thing if you go, "oh, well. he's obviously not michael douglas who, you know, everyone knows michael douglas, just

there will be a retrial, douglas innes denies all of those charges. thank you.rab gunmen opened fire on them near a sacred site injerusalem. police chased the three attackers into the area known as temple mount or haram al—sharif, where they were killed. friday prayers at the mosque complex were cancelled and the city's top islamic cleric says he's been detained by israeli security forces. president trump has said america's relationship with france is stronger than ever, as he attended the bastille day military parade in paris. the parade marked a hundred years since the americans entered the first world war, but remembrance events have also been held to remember the 86 people killed in the nice attack, one year ago. our paris correspondent lucy williamson reports. applause today's events were not about the ties between men but between nations. even so, the growing personal alliance between donald trump and emmanuel macron was on display. they were joined as symbols of their two nations by armed forces from both america and france, beginning with a fly—past from

today i have the front page cover of douglas' book funding the enemy, how u.s. taxpayers bankroll the taliban. a few years ago i had the pleasure of meeting with douglas in my office here in d.c. to discuss his book. one of the analyses of this book by the publishers weekly, and i quote, funding the enemy is sober, sad, and important. it peels back the layers of american engagement in afghanistan to reveal its rotten core that united states dollars meant for that country's future instead fund the insurgency and support the taliban. it assures america's ultimate defeat and the book tells the story. mr. speaker, i am reminded of this book as we recently president trump talk about that he would allow general mattis to recommend troop levels increases in afghanistan. i'm disappointed for many reasons. i'm disappointed because congress deserves a debate and a vote. i'm disappointed because we continue to lose american lives. mr. speaker, i would like to remind the administration of comments that president trump made a few years ago regarding afghanistan. one, in augu

ou cbs news presents douglas edwards with up-to-the-minute developments from all parts of the world.n: douglas edwards, network television's first anchor, the first anchor of this rsoadcast, was born 100 years ago, july 14, 1917, in ada, oklahoma. a radio veteran, edwards was tapped to anchor the first nightly network tv newscast in 1948. put together, he would later say, "with spit, bailing wire, and high spirits." >> each night i was welcoming a new station until one night early in the '50s i said, good toening, everybody, coast to coast, douglas edwards. >> mason: douglas edwards anchored this newscast for 14 years. >> reporting once again from paris. >> mason: reporting the biggest stories of his time. >> and down goes the "andrea dorea." i thank you so very much. >> mason: edwards holds a record not likely to be broken. he anchored a daily network television newscast for 40 years. >> douglas edwards, cbs news, new york. more news later on this cbs station. >> mason: he was succeeded in this chair by a fella named walter cronkite in 1962. paved the way for all of us. that's the "

. >> cbs news presents douglas edwards with up-to-the-minute developments from all parts of the worldon: douglas edwards, network television's first anchor, the first anchor of this broadcast, was born 100 years ago, july 14, 1917, in ada, oklahoma. a radio veteran, edwards was tapped to anchor the first nightly network tv newscast in 1948. put together, he would later say, "with spit, bailing wire, and high spirits." >> each night i was welcoming a new station until one night early in the '50s i said, good evening, everybody, coast to coast, douglas edwards. >> mason: douglas edwards anchored this newscast for 14 years. >> reporting once again from paris. >> mason: reporting the biggest stories of his time. >> and down goes the "andrea dorea." i thank you so very much. >> mason: edwards holds a record not likely to be broken. he anchored a daily network television newscast for 40 years. >> douglas edwards, cbs news, new york. more news later on this cbs station. >>> and that's the overnight news on this friday. for some of you the news continues for others check back later from new y

flo douglas...."ion al asesinato de la senora flo douglas comparecieron en corte" explico a la salida de la corte el fiscal del caso... y es que la procuraduria alega que brown cuen archive y zachary omar cuen, quien hoy se refugio detras de una puerta y no pudo ser captado por nuestras camaras, irrumpieron en el hogar de la senora douglas en el este de san jose, la madrugada de l pasado once de septiembre, guiados por su vecino, willie king, tambien de 19 anos, quien alegadamente, habia estado observando a la anciana de 88 anos y confabulando con sus dos amigos, para saquear su casa..... es por este rol, supuestamente conjunto, que la fiscalia decidio juzgarlos al mismo tiempo... sot fiscal @ 2.54 "tenemos que probar este caso y sus roles en forma conjunta ya que la evidencia, los afecta a todos por igual" esa evidencia, resulto tambien en el arresto de perla arreola, a quien documentos presentados en corte senalan como la novia de brown y a la madre de king.... dos mujeres que ahora estan acusadas d

douglas brinkley and laura rosenberger and mitchell riess. douglas, back to you. the meeting with merkel here, which is wrapped now. you know, could have arguably been the most tense meeting, actually, between the different meetings that we're reporting on. the german foreign minister warning today that the u.s. and europe may be heading for a trade war. what's your assessment between these two? >> well, they dislike each other immensely. their personalities and educational backgrounds couldn't be more different. germany is really invested a lot in the paris climate accord, as did the obama administration, and to have dump kind of renegeovrenege on it, has been an irritant in germany. also, merkel is aware, i mean, donald trump's despised in that country, he has an 8% approval rating in germany right now so it's not in her political interest to seem too cozy to donald trump at the g20. >> talking to someone who wrote her biography and he said that she speaks russian, she has a doctorate in quantum physics. let me play a little something. this is what ben judah, wh

--douglas fue golpeada y pateada durante un intento de robo dentro en su casa ubicada cerca de la zona alum rock. ---en este atraco... los sospechosos tomaron joyas y un automvil... un crimen que caus conmocin en la comunidad. sot/lance daugherty/ fiscal de distrito " what a treasured individual she was it's a tragedy not only to her family but also to the community." --el fiscal de distrito comento que miss flo era un tesoro y que es una tragedia no solo para su familia pero para la comunidad. --el primer sospechoso en ser arrestado por este delito fue "zachary cuen"; las investigaciones llevaron al arresto un mes ms tarde de la novia del sospechoso identificada como "jennifer hernndez jimnez"; en mayo "perla arreola" de 20 aÑos de edad tambin fue puesta tras las rejas como sospechosa de ayudar a cometer este delito. blanca-outro --el departamento del aguacil del condado de santa clara no esta descartando mas arrestos por la muerte de "flo douglas", un caso que continua bajo investigacion mientras que los amigos y famliares buscan que se haga justicia. topvo cesar -- un hombre fue arr

douglas holtz-eakin. thank you, sir.sa: update on majority whip steve scalise he remains hospitalized undergoing surgery again related to his an infection related to his bullet wounds. he is in fair condition but will continue to require very careful monitoring going forward. wow. connell: authorities cracking down on major drug case. 400 individuals were arrested. over 100 of them involved in opioid related crimes. attorney general jeff sessions calling this the biggest case of health care fraud in u.s. history with more than $1.3 billion in illicit transactions taking place. many of those arrested were writing more prescriptions than entire hospitals had been writing, believe it or not. melissa: amazing. are you inspired by president trump? the big name from the entertainment world might be making his way to our nation's capitol. connell: plus the president standing by his son as we talked about earlier but has donald trump already been convicted in the court of public opinion? next, former governor mike huckabee sound

douglas' house that evening. >> documents reveal in early september 2016, brown and three others planedrob ms. flow. prosecutors say the robbery went too far. the men also aggressively beat her taking her car and belongings and leaving her on the floor of her home. they returned minutes later to beat her again. she died of injuries about a month after the attack. >> what a treasured individual she was. it's a tragedy not only to her family and to her friends but also to the community. >> reporter: the other you are suspetained -- suspects are arrested including anthony brown's mother who deputies say tried to conceal evidence linking her son to the crime. now brown and queuen and two others are expected to be back in court on friday morning. this as brown's mother, she has a court date tomorrow and as for all those suspects, jail is going to be their home for awhile. no bail for anyone. we're live in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, rick. from the bay area to australia, big drug bust takes hundreds of millions of dollars worth of drugs off the streets. the d.e.a. teamed up wit

it's a ticking time bomb. >> douglas burden was once a ticking time bomb himself.en almost two years since he exploded in anger and attacked a 64-year-old deputy in his housing unit. today, burden says it wasn't personal, but the result of frustration. >> i thought i was being treated unfairly, because i wasn't going to court very often. i would go to court and i wouldn't get to get my word across to the judge or to anyone, so it felt like i couldn't get my voice out there. so, one day, i just snapped and i decided to choke out a deputy. while he wasn't looking, i just jumped behind the counter and grabbed him in a choke hold and i started choking him. >> could you have killed him? >> easily, but that's what we're taught in the marine corps. >> since then the jail's medical staff has kept burden stable through medication. >> i've been taking my meds. i've been doing a lot better. this is the best i ever felt, ever since i was diagnosed with schizophrenoform. >> are you a threat to these deputies here? >> no. >> why not? >> because me being ex-military, i feel like

douglas would be excluded because they weren't born here. but this isn't set in stone. i talked with council member kenyan mcduffy. he wants this to go to a public hearing and possibly open it up to say someone that was here for a long time that really contributed to the district of columbia maybe including those but at this point, it's just people who were born here in washington, dc and i asked them to provide a list of some people and wre oh our website, so you can take a look. by the way, how much will this cost? i'm told by experts that designing, constructing, putting together a statue can cost a lot of money. so far, there hasn't been a fiscal study on this to determine how much this will cost taxpayers. live at thomas circle, my brother, fox 5 local news. >>> throwing away money >> a new report finds drivers waste billions searching and paying for parking spots and dc landed on that list, of course, how much drivers in the district are spending and how much time wasting too. >> then there's this, the traffic tickets. you've got one before, admit it. if you need

he's froeniends and lived acros the street from douglas. chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> johnny brown will return to court on friday. his mother will appear for her arraignment tomorrow morning. >>> the 18-year-old driver accused of causing a fatal crash that killed her younger sister pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and dui charges. >>> more than a dozen people joined a prayer vigil today. they prayed at the spot where a 71-year-old man was murdered earlier this month. police believe the victim was shot to death by robbers who wanted his expensive camera gear approximate several of the young people traveled from oregon with the catholic ministry. police are still searching for suspects in that case. >>> the warming has begun. if you've been outside today you probably noticed it. we have sunny skies and warm conditions across most of the bay area now. a little fog at the coast. this is the view from windy conditions. it's 65 in the city. 69 in oakland. 81, san jose. 88 gilroy. check out this view of the fog rolling in. it is 84 in santa ros

someone that gave back. >> reporter: brown is the second suspend accused of murdering douglas.he first suspect was arrested days after douglas was assaulted. >> we believe beyond a reasonable doubt that we can prove that mr. brown was one of the individuals that entered into ms. douglas' house. >> reporter: documents revealed in september 2016, they along with three other suspects planed to rob ms. flow. pros kau tor prosecutors say the robbery went too far, they beat her, took her belongings and left her on the floor of her home. she died of her injuries a month after the attack. >> what a pressutreasured indiv she was. it's a tragedy not only to her family and her friends but also to the community. >> johnny brown's mother, she once again was picked up with him expected to be in court tomorrow. charges of the others picked up all are conspiracy charges as of right now. but the two primary guys in this, queuen and brown prosecutors are looking at. other charges are conspiracy. they have court dates this week. we're live in san gentlemen say, rick boone. >>> a 19-year-old's fat

scotland, douglas became an international celebrity as an anti-slavery speaker. british supporters bought him out of slavery in 1846, and in 1847, douglas returned to the united states. he decided to go to rochester, new york, instead of massachusetts, has british supporters had given him money so he could buy a printing press and start an anti-slavery newspaper, which he called "the northstar." he did not want to compete with garrison's anti-slavery liberator," and he made rochester his home base -- untilyears and tear he relocated to washington dc around 1870. man, was angryte at douglas for starting a competing anti-slavery newspaper and the two men publicly broke with each other. this is significant to the 1852 speech which is the focus of the program today. believed the constitution was a proslavery document. that argueddocument anti-slavery people should not be involved in the political system. douglass argued that slavery was an act of violence against black people which, in certain occasions, should be met by violence. he also argued it is important for t

at tuccu is coming into place to replace douglas went in 0ctober place to replace douglas went in octobert of questions hanging over about who will be the chief executive, a lot of change at the top. hsbc recruit from within so using people who have come through the system and worked through the whole structure, while mr tucker has a great reputation, he was at aia, he is seen as more of an outsider. it shows a change now i've actually how hsbc moves from recovery mode into continuing to develop into the next stage and it is good, the buybackis next stage and it is good, the buyback is better than we thought. $2 billion share buyback. why would choose to do that? it shows that the bank says we have an amount of profit or available funds, we could use it for investment and what they are looking around the world and saying we don't necessarily want to spend it, or we saying we don't necessarily want to spend it, orwe and paid saying we don't necessarily want to spend it, or we and paid out as a dividend or buy those shares back in there for anybody who owns hsbc shares will actually find th

in washington, dc douglas kennedy, fox news. >>> a send mental connection, those of us who drive on itt to be safe. >> it will create quite the traffic nightmare while they have that under construction. >> once they get the contracts out. so it's not happening yet but it will. >>> the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. a closer look at the latest time magazine cover when 5at630 comes right back. z2ejcz z16fz y2ejcy y16fy . >>> donald trump junior is now making his first solo appearance on the cover of time magazine where his father has been many times. it's about donald trump junior being caught red handed colluding with the russians in a series of e-mails. once the cover hit twitter, the reaction started rolling in. some were shock that the times was so blunt. >> if you seen the background, there's kind of imprints of the e-mails sent and brings to mind remember a couple weeks ago, the fake time cover that president trump had many of his gulf clubs that time magazine said you can't do that. former president clinton pose between statues of his predecessor and successor in texas. cli

johnny brown is the fourth person taken into custody for the murder of floavis douglas, also known as miss flo. according to police, miss flo was kicked and beaten while her home was being robbed on september 12-th. authorities say her jewelry and car were taken during the break in. miss flo was taken to the hospital where died a few weeks later. brown was arrested for suspicion of murder, elder abuse, burglary and robbery. "president trump has chosen this day to commit an act of cowardice" (grant)angry reaction to the latest early morning tweets from the oval officepresident trump tweeted, "after consultation with my generals and military experts, please be advised that the united states government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the u-s military. ( )the announcement came out of the blue ... and landed like a bombshell.( )even the pentagon seemed to be caught by surprise.catherine heenan is here to sell us about it. (catherine) the head of the senate armed services committee, john mccain, called it "

douglas was well known and loved in the community many calling her miss flo. she died last october after being attacked inside her home. >>> 6:03 right now and a childhood friend is speaking out about the bay areaor suspect now accused of plotting to kill thousands. our investigative unit was the first to break the story. prosecutors charged 22-year-old amer alhaggagi of oakland on a slew of san francisco in a terror attack and was arrested last november. now a former classmate of his at berkeley high school says the boy he once knew is nothing like the man described in court documents. >> shocking. i mean, i wonder how much of that he meant and how much of that he might have just said for wrong reasons. >> ray martinez was 14 years old when he met the suspect as a freshman in soccer. authorities arrested alhaggagi after he held online conversations with undercover agents. as we mentioned our investigative unit was the first to break this story. you can see our full investigation right now on our website at nbcbayarea.com and that includes all the documents we

douglas herbert reporting from the lease a palestinia. now donald trump may be in paris but he will be facing the heat on his return it to washington. this after his son admitted to meeting a russian a government lawyer to get dirt on hillary clinton. donald trump and junior said that meeting was fruitless but nevertheless democrats and some republicans say the president's eldest son should testify before the senate judiciary committee. the speaker of the house paul ryan to set from junior should appear before congress. now in paris donald trump defended his son's actions and reiterated the meeting with them more. lawyer went nowhere. distancing himself from the scandals. donald trump has finally addressed the june meeting between his son and a russian lawyer. one that could implicate his campaign an ongoing investigation. about russia's meddling with the u. s. selection. president trump said he didn't know about the meeting until a few days ag. that is some was quote open transparent and innocent. and that most anyone would have taken th

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flo douglas was punched and kicked inside her san jose home last september. she died from her injuries. abc 7 news reporter mike keller spoke to that second suspect now facing charges in this case and joins us live from san jose, matt. >> reporter: reggie, i spoke with johnny brown here inside the santa clara county main jail this morning. just a few hours before his first court appearance at 1:30 this afternoon. he told me he did not kill miss flo. 19-year-old johnny brown was passionate when he said he was innocent while speaking to us behind the plexy glass at the santa clara county jail. >> i did not get questioned. i did not get interviewed. talked to at all. they just arrested me and charged me with these charges without any evidence. they have no evidence that i was there that night. that i did that. i don't know why they're charging me with the murder of that lady, you know? >> reporter: brown was arrested yesterday at a gas station for the murder of 88-year-old flo douglas, affectionately known in her community as miss flo. faces burglary, robbery, a

. >> reporter: it was the crime that sent shockwaves throughout the community. 88-year-old flo douglas was beaten and robbed. miss flo did not survive. >> it's a tragedy, not only to her family and to her friends, but also to the community. >> reporter: the county d.a. y office have revealed that six people have been charged. the latest suspect, 19-year-old johnny brown, appeared in court today for the first time, telling "abc7 news" that he's innocent. >> whoever did this, they need to speak up and speak up and say what they did. because i was not there that night. and this is very sad that i'm being arrested for something i did not do. >> reporter: but investigators say the evidence points to brown. they believe he, along with 19-year-old zachary, who is being held on murder, planned the burglary with a friend who lived across the street from douglas. >> that's what resonates when you see and realize what these two young men did to this woman inside of her home. >> reporter: their friend, willie king, has been arrested. >> they have no e6d that i was there that night, that i did that

. >> reporter: it was the crime that sent shockwaves throughout the community. 88-year-old flo douglas was beaten and robbed. miss flo did not survive. >> it's a tragedy, not only to her family and to her friends, but also to the community. >> reporter: the county d.a. y office have revealed that six people have been charged. the latest suspect, 19-year-old johnny brown, appeared in court today for the first time, telling "abc7 news" that he's innocent. >> whoever did this, they need to speak up and speak up and say what they did. because i was not there that night. and this is very sad that i'm being arrested for something i did not do. >> reporter: but investigators say the evidence points to brown. they believe he, along with 19-year-old zachary, who is being held on murder, planned the burglary with a friend who lived across the street from douglas. >> that's what resonates when you see and realize what these two young men did to this woman inside of her home. >> reporter: their friend, willie king, has been arrested. >> they have no e6d that i was there that night, that i did that

flo douglas also known as "miss flo" died in september after being brutally beaten in her own home. police now say they have arrested 39-year-old sinica santos. she is the mother of one of the other suspects in the case. police also announced the arrest of 19-year-old william king. both king and santos are accused of being an accessory to the murder. six people have now been arrested in connection to the murder. (tiffany) a san francisco police officer has been arrested and booked into jail on charges of child pornography. officer joshua enea was arrested yesterday morning in san francisco. a source tells kron four news, he was arrested as he showed up for work. an investigation into enea was launched back in february. kron4 sources say multiple disturbing images were found on his computer at his antioch home. enea is a ten year veteran of the force. he has been placed on leave without pay and is expected in court for his arraignment either today or by the end of the week. (tiffany) another big story this morning... the president has announced in a series of tweets that transgendere

brown was one of the individuals that entered into miss douglas ohaus that evening and was responsible for her injuries. >> brown and the other murder suspect will be back in court friday. two women who are accused of trying to cover up the crime will also be in court that morning. >>> u.s. drug agents stopped a multi-million dollar meth scheme in santa rosa. it has ties to australia. australian agents got a tip leading them here to northern california, where they found this, 560 pounds of crystal meth inside a storage facility. and it's estimated to be worth $255 million. the agents connected the drugs to three men in australia. they have been arrested. authorities say they planned to carry the drugs across the pacific on a single-engine plane. >>> we're also told that the investigation in sonoma county is ongoing. >>> the city of san francisco is thinking about building a floating fire station in the bay. the two-story firehouse would be built off of pier 22.5. officials say it would be an expansion of the historic aging fire station 35 nearby. the department of public works released

santa clara county sheriff's deputies captured him yesterday. 88-year-old flo douglas died about a monthmber's attack. friends lovingly called her ms. flo. they believe brown and zachary broke into her home, beat douglas, and robbed the longtime church volunteer. two other people are accused of trying to cover up the crime. >> the metropolitan transportation commission scheduled to discuss a proposal to increase most bay yara bridge tolls by $3. that would effect the seven state-owned bridges in the bay area, including the bay bridge. it would fund more than $4 billion in regional transportation projects. state lawmakers would also need to approve the measure and the governor would have to sign off. there's a lot before it would go before voters next year. >> quick action by san jose firefighters is being credited with stopping a destructive grass fire from getting out of control. it burned at least one building off query road near almaden lake park last night. videos show the flames which charred three acres. no word yet on a cause. >> it's now 4:30. if you're just joining us, let's get

people who knew douglas in the community call her miss flo. died last october after being attacked inside her home. johnny brown is set to appear in court tomorrow. >>> the second straight might president trump held a campaign style rally. but tonight there was some tension. multiple protestors at the event in youngstown including a teenager holding a russian flag. take a look. >> boy he is a young one he has to go to home to mommy. >> the president's comments and perceived taunt have caused the stir similar to the campaign trail of last year. well this is just another mumulatous -- another part of a tumultuous 24 hours for president trump. attorney jeff sessions who might befers toed out by the president says sanctuary cities must work with the federal officials to qualify for federal grant money. jean how realistic it is the latest threat what's the response? >> reporter: well raj city leaders here in san francisco still stand by their sanctuary city policy. they say the latest threat from washington is flawed and they don't expect it to hav

douglas mcarthur is still at the philippines. well,e's basically saying, what's the american navy going to do? navy, having done some initial raids in january of 1942, enterprise and halsey sail into the marshalls. and yorktown sail into the gilberts. sort of in terms of some almost raids but also to put the japanese on notice that the to ican navy is not going take all of this lying down. of 1942, lexington nd hornet, fletcher is on -- excuse me, lexington and orktown, fletcher is on yorktown wilson brown is on lexington. carriers together paupau.o the gulf of .arch 8th what they do is relatively little known operation. air attacks on these japanese s and on the transports and support ships that are off lane. things.es two mcarthur of course a few days in australia and the press says looks like he's here ready to go ahead and make of things.ing he's a workhorse. what is he going to command? with the nds up southwest pacific here. nimitz is in charge of terms of the e in central pacific, northern pacific, and the south pacific go

about today is all seeing is military and so join me to talk about what makes that plane so unique is douglas barry he was an expert when it comes to military avionics thank you very much indeed for joining me thank you so let's just very briefly talk about this particular plane what is it about the make thirty five that makes it so unique thirty five is probably the last iteration of a very famous fighter family of mccoy doing fulcrum family the thirty five is an upgrade in terms of pain junes avionics radar and weapons systems so this me me me me the aircraft is the service offered to you. what is it about this particular show the sheer that's really impressed you what stood out for you. from your two things one just continues to develop its military capabilities secondly the chinese in the arabian presence they're both here in significantly more numbers and showing more equipment new level we've ever seen before and i'm mike so sure douglas berry who's a mistake asian specialist i should say thank you very much indeed for joining me on this also before we go let's have a quick reminder of

a partridge met with military aviation expert douglas bari at the event for the latest scoop. hello welcome to day story here it marks the international aviation and space shuttle michigan here above me that is it makes thirty five fighter jets just to prove that we really are here and also it's just behind me as well that makes thirty five because what we got to be talking about today is all seeing is military and so join me to talk about what makes that plane so unique is douglas barry he was an expert when it comes to military avionics thank you very much indeed for joining me thank you so let's just very briefly talk about this particular plane what is it about the make thirty five that makes it so unique thirty five is probably the last iteration of a very famous fighter family of mccoy doing tilikum family thirty five is an upgrade in terms of engines avionics radar and weapons systems so this may mean that the aircraft is in service but also do you. what is it about this particular show the issue that's really impressed you what stood out for you to go through two thing

about today is all things military and to join me to talk about what makes that plane so unique is douglas barry he was an expert when it comes to military avionics thank you very much indeed for joining me thank you so let's just very briefly talk about this particular plane what is it about the make thirty five that makes it so unique thirty five is probably the last iteration of a very famous fighter family of mccoy doing tilikum family thirty five is an upgrade in terms of engines avionics radar and weapons systems so this may move mean that the aircraft is in service but also do you. what is it about this particular show the sheer that's really impressed you what stood out for you to go through two things one just continues to develop its military capabilities secondly the chinese in the arena and presence they're both here in significantly more numbers and showing more equipment new level we've ever seen before that are marked to show not just barry who's a military geisha specialist i should say thank you very much indeed for joining me in the meantime this being a race of a kind ac

douglas innes was convicted at winchester crown court.

all around the it may be effecting the rest of the family but she is going on business as usual. >> douglasd earlier that he has -- this is a quote. very little time for watching tv but sources tell cnn the president spent much of yesterday watching tv, huddled with top advisors. and how does a scandal like this deepen the divide among his family and his staff? >> i don't believe it divides them between his family. it probably does make them stronger. but for white house staff this is just a disaster. people are going to want to start heading for the hills pretty soon. donald trump can't seem to shake this russia probe. every day it's a drip, drip, drip. something bad's happening. i think the bull's eye and the family right now is on jared kushner. the fact he is in the white house is problematic. i think he's going to at the very least have his security clearance revoked. and i think he should step down. i don't bleevl he's trustworthy anymore. i thought it was fine. i didn't care about the nepotism laws but it seems to me now if a soldier did what he did or a civil servient or federal gov

hurd. .. and michael heseltine, john major and douglas hurd... think she would be here now. the fact is there isn't. those who want to be leader aren't sure they would win at this point, so they are not clamouring for a leadership contest they might lose. that keeps her in place. this is the worst thing which could happen to this country, in thi5 could happen to this country, in this critical time you need not fragile government, you need a 5trong government, otherwise we will be black mailed from outside and in5ide, becau5e brexit, becau5e be black mailed from outside and in5ide, becau5e brexit, because of terrori5m, becau5e in5ide, becau5e brexit, because of terrori5m, because of the economy, becau5e terrori5m, because of the economy, because of the changing on atmosphere all over the world, political. there5a may cannot actually guide this country to a deal, a good deal, or even a bad deal, a good deal, or even a bad deal, vi5—a—vi5 brexit and that negotiation with the european union. also, if suddenly it is free abortion for the irish girls t

the victim -- flo douglas also known as "miss flo" died in september after being brutally assaulted in her own home. zachary cuen has been charged with her murder. his girlfriend...jennifer jiminez was arrested in march. she's accused of hiding evidence related to the murder. perla arre-loa was taken into custody after police say she also tried to hide evidence. ((pam))new at eleven...a san jose hight school employee is behind bars tonight..accused of sexually assaulting a developmentally disabled woman. now investigators fear there may be more victimsdeputies arrested 42 year-old anthony valerio on monday.authorities say valerio was the 21-year old victim's "life coach"we're told he works at calero high school in san jose, although it is unclear where the alleged assault took place. valerio is being held on 200- thousand dollars bail. in palo alto..police arrested a teacher accused of committing sex crimes on a minor.35 year-old john patrick root worked as a music teacher at "the school of rock" on middle field road. the underage female was one of his students. police say, the alleged

ambassador douglas kmiec served as legal counsel to presidents ronald reagan and george h.w. bush. he is a professor of constitutional law at pepperdine university law school. we welcome you both back to the program. walter dellinger, to you first, how significant are the president's criticisms of top officials at justice? >> well, i think they're unprecedented and they're in-- in their inappropriateness. a president should not be commenting on any particular criminal investigation, especially one that involves people close to him, potential family members, and, yet, here the president said that the attorney general should not have recused himself and should not have been appointed unless he had sort of committed himself not to recuse, even though department mental rules would call for it. he then criticized the deputy attorney general for naming a special counsel which was clearly appropriate and, finally, he made it clear that he thought the special counsel should not inquire into any financial dealings outside of the scope of the russian campaign. all of those seem to be inappro

and it is also a story about mike from douglas, massachusetts. and kai, and gina and the other michael. so, let me go back and read you a little bit more from this book. trump and his team seemed to believe that government is the enemy and the poor, beleagured giant corporations should be turned lose to do whatever they want. break the economy, poison the water, cut cozy private deals with russia, refuse to pay people for the hours they work. trump and his team have the power to he destroy much of what is left of america's middle class. they have the power to extinguish the hope that our children all of our children, will have a chance to grow up and do better than their parents there is a lot of tough stuff in this book. i make it clear, that i wrote this book in part because i am worried, that trump is now poised to deliver the knockout blow to the middle class. i want to make a point here and focus this down. this is not about what donald trump says. this is not about donald trump's 3:00 in the morning tweets. this is about what donald trump d

the first suspect is 19-year-old zachary cue within who was arrested just days after douglas was brutallynow brown's mother is facing charges of being an accessory after the fact of the murder. now the death of ms. flo as she was affectionately known by many in the south bay sending shock waves throughout the south bay community. and new court documents reveal in early secht last year that cue win and brown along with three other suspects planned to rob her but prosecutors say their plans went two far with the men aggressively beating douglas taking her car, belongings and even leaving her on the floor of her home even returning minutes later to beat her again. she did die of those injuries a month after that attack. >> what a treasured individual she was. it's -- it's a tragedy not only to her family and to her friends, but also the community. >> reporter: as it stands, there are a total of six people facing charges in connection to this case. santos is said stoet appear in court at some point this afternoon. we've live in san jose, pete suratos for "today in the bay ". >>> thanks for th

and yet, douglas in this made this claim about the boat...eek later with its keel missing, revealing a series of rusty bolts. the result, said the prosecution, of repeated groundings during earlier ceilings. the four men's bodies were never recovered, the families left grieving and angry, that they were allowed to set sail ona angry, that they were allowed to set sail on a bought the prosecution described as broken and unfit to cross the notion. duncan kennedy, bbc news. —— to cross the ocean. let us take you back to france because president macron is a visiting nice to read the commemoration events which mark the one—year anniversary since the devastating terror attack on the city in which 86 people died only recall in that gloria attack which left 86 dead and some 300 people injured. —— lorry attack. it comes amidst the annual bastille day celebrations across the country. let us celebrations across the country. let us speak our correspondent. it is a beautiful evening in nice, as we can see, but obviously, such a horrific attack and really,

people who live in the area of douglas and willard avenue say they are fed up with the garbage.at least a dozen mattresses and pieces of furniture were dumped in the area in the last few days. this is surveillance video that shows how someone brazenly unloaded a cart load of junk on the street in broad daylight. city officials say they are on the streets every day writing citations, posting signs and installing cameras. but they say it's not enough: (mark) city officials say they want to remind people that there is a program where mattresses and other junk can be picked up by appointment. there is also a tip line to report illegal dumping. (darya) united airlines is now being sued over the death of a giant rabbit. the lawsuit was filed by a group of iowa businessmen yesterday. you may remember the rabbit named "simon" was found dead on a flight coming from london to chicago. the suit claims pets being badly treated on

forzando la definiciÓn donde douglas anotarÍa el tanto.Ó un doble para alcanzar la histÓrica cifra. los yanquis buscaban la -- los yankees buscaban la barrida. mantienen una aapretada lucha. terminando el noticiero repÚblica deportiva . y contacto deportivo los esperamos con mÁs. conductora: el cuero cabelludo se convierte en el mejor lienzo de un artista y peluquero. esto al regreso. por los sobrinos que quieren jugar fútbol pero no tienen ni idea que tus rodillas ya se retiraron. por esos queridos dolores que valen la pena, levantemos un vaso de agua y tomemos una advil. porque nada funciona más rápido, por más tiempo o más fuerte que advil. ¡salud! conductor: para nuestra estrella nos vamos para taiwÁn donde un barbero se ha convertido en toda una sensaciÓn. conductora: lo mÁs increÍble es que el estilista utiliza el cuero cabelludo como lienzo, tijeras, mÁquinas elÉctricas y un rastrillo. el resultado es una obra de arte con la imagen de la diva. tÚ te harÍas un corte de cabello asÍ? conductor: realmente no. conductora: ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locut