he certainly isn't its leader the russian opposition is very divided here and in fact these moscow duma elections have been one of the only issues recently that has managed to unite them and really what can you tell us about the anything about the timing of this rapid deterioration in these films briefly if you could. well it is of course rather suspicious viney is behind bars because he called for an authorized rally which took place on saturday and of course this is now in the run up to these now very contested moscow duma elections which are are slated to take place in september he isn't one of the candidates that wasn't registered but 2 of his very close allies were hoping to run for those elections so there is a clear connection to what's happening on the streets as well of ali thank you so much really sure when in moscow. in cycling a gun but no has made history becoming the 1st rider from colombia to win the tour de force his success has made him an instant hero in a state of colombia back in his hometown fans have been celebrating the historic victory. 42 kilometers from the cap

put in said no i won't do all that he is that even we go he in his power and de facto the russian duma is just a rubber stamp that. puts forward. that the kremlin tells it to. this yes it's sending a very putin was sending a very powerful message to believe that the you should put the present georgian government should put their busy house in order that they should clamp down on the . demonstrators and on the opposition impose order and then the there will be no sanctions then the ban on travel on these direct their travel between russia and georgia will be lifted and there are things going to be ok it's clear that moscow is very been upset for some years increasingly with the georgian policy of the georgian government of the georgian party of the georgian dream the kind of balance between the west and moscow to increase economic relations with dorothea with russia at the same time with the european union and having a military exercises with american troops this year landing in charge and having exercises with heavy equipment and moscow doesn't didn't like it i mean this what's happeni

but he is in some ways the face of the opposition and we've seen that that this duma election has been one of the rare cases where the opposition including me have been able to kind of unite around these upcoming elections and the protests that we've seen recently as well our correspondent and we sure when reporting there for a strum moscow thank you emily. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world an attack blamed on boko haram militants has left 65 people dead in nigeria the attack took place in a village in borno state in the northeast of the country the victims were attending a funeral when they were gunned down by a gang of militants in their hands and riding motorbikes. at least 3 people are dead and 15 injured after a gunman opened fire on a food festival in northern california social media captured scenes of panic as attendees scattered when the shots rang out at the garlic festival police have shot an alleged gunman and they are looking for a possible 2nd. and at least 20 people died after a suicide attack in the afghan capital kabul on sund

the moscow duma doesn't have a lot of power, but protesters wants their concerns to be heard.up with the corruption. unlike these protests last sunday which were sanctioned, saturday's is not. the authorities must decide how they deal with such large—scale dissent. nataliya zotova, bbc news, moscow. the use of electric scooters has become increasingly popular in many european cities and in the us. they're now available for hire in more than 100 cities across the world. but after the recent deaths of riders in london and paris, how safe are they? tom edwards has been investigating. rush hour in islington and a handful of e—scooter riders are getting stopped by police. here, they're getting a warning, but officers have given out fines. for riders like david, who bought his electric scooter last week, it's frustrating. i think it's really hard because they are such a good vehicle for the city. they're reducing congestion, they're reducing pollution. you really want to be able to have something like this to use. i think because the law is old, it is, it's a bit of a grey area, it'

president putin very badly and this has angered a lot of people here in russia so that's why this the duma asked for these economic sanctions it would basically basically be wine and water and mineral water and also money transfers going to georgia but the president sat again that he doesn't want these sanctions at this moment the ministry of foreign affairs said that it's not only about what georgia has been saying in the anti russian sentiment but also the fact that the authorities have not been able to control the situation the french government wants to introduce some eco tugs for all flights taking off from the country's airports money raised will be invested in public transport within fronts . flying out of france will become more expensive for air passengers from next year the new eco tax is part of the french government's environment policy ended fighting climate change that whole city. of france is committed toward europe is putting forward on taxing air travel there is increasing awareness and things are beginning to move but this is urgent like other countries we have decided to

from the duma from the hague finished the conversation by saying you know. most of the media suit themselves as organised of state machine themselves as being part of the serbian cause and contributing to the serbian cause which is the only way you can explain having got online is flown into a morning talk show having just been found guilty of genocide. or speak of normalization of. the srebrenica genocide which took place here in 1995 is by far the most popular topic for historical revisionists the execution of at least $8000.00 muslim men and boys at the hands of the bosnian serb security forces the worst mass killing on european soil since the 2nd world war is a huge staying on bosnian serb history and numerous books have been written about it by those wanting to recast the facts of that massacre. is by far the thorniest use of the normal discourse. to various is also by far the best prosecuted crime all the crimes of the ninety's it's proven beyond reasonable doubt that the culprits are the leaders of arm of the serbs and i don't wonder how come that jud

more now from moscow some contradictory statements coming from moscow towards georgia today this day duma had a strong statement and then a miss lee asking for economic sanctions but president putin says he doesn't want any sanctions he sas people who are inciting these anti russian sentiments in georgia they don't know their history and he doesn't want to hurt by lateral relations this all comes after he took protests for a couple of weeks already in georgia it started when a russian the legislator visited the d.c. and he held a speech in the chair of the speaker of parliament and this of course angered a lot of people in georgia they went to onto the streets and a lot of anti russian slogans were heard then president putin slammed the travel ban on to georgia no flights are allowed to leave moscow heading to georgia starting on monday and then now we kind of presenter on georgian television insulted president putin very badly and this has angered a lot of people here in russia so that's why this they do ask for these economic sanctions it would basically basically be wine and water and

>>kron 4 sports reporter jason dumas swinton napa and he takes us to the start of the football seasond black. >>it was day one of 45 here at raiders camp in the day was all about these players getting used to one another a whole lot of new faces shining the silver and black this year the quarterback derek carr realize how important it will be to build that chemistry early in order to have long-term success. >>we spent a lot of time the offseason more than i have with other guys in the past the these these receivers minute tell you what they it that way for me to text them that that that was something that was pretty cold. you know, i'm saying. so they're they're showing up at my house, they're showing up in bakersfield of all places. hey were you of in bakersfield, you're more than welcome to come get to work and we get 10 guys there. we do it today many camp. >>of course, antonio brown stole all the headlines this summer but there's another new wide receiver who figures to be a big part of the offense. tyrell williams comes over from the chargers and has been working out with their c

this summer training camp under way for the oakland raiders in kron four's jason dumas went to a napd a show how the silver and black kicked off. it was day one of 45 here at raiders camp in the day was all about these players getting used to one another a whole lot of new faces shining the silver and black this year quarterback derek carr realizes how important it will be to build that chemistry early in order to have long-term success. >>we spent a lot of time the offseason more than i have with other guys and pass the these these receivers minute tell you what they and it that way for me to text them that that that was something that was pretty cold. you know, i'm saying. they're they're showing up at my house, they're showing up in bakersfield of all places. hey were you of in bakersfield, you're more than welcome to come get to work and we get 10 guys there. we do it today many camp. >>of course, antonio brown stole all the headlines this summer but there's another new wide receiver who figures to be a big part of the offense. tyrell williams comes over from the chargers and has

put in said no i won't do all that he is that even we go he in his power and de facto the russian duma is just a rubber stamp that. puts forward. that the kremlin tells it to. this yes it's sending a very pushing or sending a very powerful message to believe that the you should put the president busy georgian government should put their busy house in order that they should clamp down on the. demonstrators and on the opposition impose order and then the there will be no sanctions then the ban on travel on these direct their travel between russia and georgia will be lifted and there are things going to be ok it's clear that moscow is very been upset for some years increasingly with the georgian policy of the georgian government of the georgian party of the georgian dream the kind of balance between the west and moscow to increase economic relations with gerard you know with russia at the same time with the european union and having military exercises with american troops this year landing in charge and having exercises with heavy equipment and moscow doesn't didn't like it i mean this is

put in said no i won't do all that he is that even we go he in his power and de facto the russian duma is just a rubber stamp that. puts forward. that the kremlin tells it to. this yes it's sending a very putin was sending a very powerful message to believe that the you should put the president busy georgian government should put their house in order that they should clamp down on the. demonstrators and on the opposition impose order and then the there will be no sanctions then the ban on travel on these direct their travel between russia and georgia will be lifted and there are things going to be ok it's clear that moscow is very been upset for some years increasingly with the georgian policy of the georgian government of the georgian party of the georgian dream the kind of balance between the west and moscow to increase economic relations with gerard you know with russia at the same time with the european union and having a military exercises with american troops this year landing in church and having exercises with heavy equipment and moscow doesn't didn't like it i mean this what's

southern england for the 1st time an electric racing car was faster than a formula one racing car roman dumas covered the 1.86 kilometer race track and 39.90 seconds in the 500 kilowatt hour like rick race car improving on a long standing best time by 1.9 seconds. b.m.w. has unveiled the 1st fully electric many and combines environmentally conscious driving pleasure with the dynamics of an electric drive the electric motor produces $135.00 kilowatts and the vehicle has a range of 235 kilometers though that depends on how much driving pleasure you have on the way the battery is housed in the vehicle floor to achieve a sporty low center of gravity and it doesn't affect luggage while you. are. in france is one of the top events when it comes to car design it takes place at the chateau de sean tony or chantilly palace every 2 years always alternating with a classic this year the event celebrating its 5th anniversary prototypes in classic cars are presented to a panel of experts here in the hopes of winning a prize. producers like collections also use the event to display their very own art projec

see the matter getting the duma in the senate get to work and explore to push their. assertion that you know my issue is sleepy in the local. georgian and it's more naki seem to be at a crossroads although it is important not to exaggerate its significance the growing disaffection we've heard about and seen expressed in the regular demonstrations here it's getting harder for the government to ignore all the bedouins farmers and an activist says almost all now demanding reforms from the king and where to go away. if you add to this mix the possibly toxic consequences of the u.s. saudi plan to solve the israeli palestinian conflict. then you have challenges that the hashemites monarchy will struggle hard to overcome. burford you problem is something which is a geopolitical issue that's for governments international institutions to manage under 1000 refugees don't have the right to war freely on the other hand gord's can move freely as far and as much as they want if you multi-national colonialism this is a v another moment of the democratic process these companies they

through the 1st h >>and a lot to talk about in the basket my power trade again mark carpenter and jason dumas join us from the set a bay area sports night. >>that's right the nba really does know how to control the news cycle big trade that came down about an hour russell westbrook traded from oklahoma city to the houston rockets, chris paul going from houston to okc all let's dissect all of this jason, your initial thoughts on this trade. >>just rooney told us about it we've got to really bomb in the newsroom and this initially i think wow chris paul going back to where all started he played his rookie year in oklahoma city. the warnings played there they had to leave new orleans, the the cleanup of hurricane katrina and then russell westbrook is to play with his former teammate james harden they had a lot of fun with the thunder way early in their career. i wish them would start next week will we we saw the whole football season we have to get through but like you said the nba has dominated the news cycle and nfl's take a back seat and there were right on the eve of this near season yet jus

. >>> let's check in with drew duma for a look at the forecast. >> no bad days for ice cream.s we head to this warmup away from the coast over the next couple of days, ice cream, a great way to beat that heat. live doppler radar satellite showing a quiet scan. the picture from the exploratorium cam, a live look in the bay, waters a light chop, a mixture of sun and clouds. it's a really nice day out there, but today it was warmer day compared to yesterday. take a look at the temperatures right now. we'll pull this a little bigger to see what's going on. microclimate in full effect. we're at 59 in half moon bay. 87 in brentwood. 86 in san ramon right now. 78 in san jose. 73 currently in napa. the 24-hour temperature change, we're warmer everywhere right now compared to this time yesterday by about 7 degrees in concord. 9 degrees in brentwood. 3 degrees warmer than yesterday in san francisco. and this warming trend, it will continue over the next couple of days. in fact, our hottest spots by midweek hitting the century mark. overnight tonight, the call from accuweather with low o

see the matter getting the duma in the senate can't and don't let this go on to push the idea that each. issue is sleepy in the local. georgian and it's more naki seem to be at a crossroads although it is important not to exaggerate its significance the growing disaffection we've heard about and seen expressed in the regular demonstrations here it's getting harder for the government to ignore all the bedouins farmers and other not to vist so now demanding reforms from the king and were to go away. if you add to this mix the possibly toxic consequences of the u.s. saudi plan to solve the israeli palestinian conflict. then you have challenges that the hashemites monarchy will struggle hard to overcome. to his supporters hungary's prime minister is a guardian of europe's borders manning the ramparts against migrant told. to others viktor orban is an authoritarian demagogue whose far right agenda poses a significant threat to democratic values people in power investigates the leader taking his country to extremes hungary europe's bad boy on a. the term pre-crime comes from this movie minori

>>jason dumas joins us now from orion every time he stepped in way you can count on me is mister reliable, everybody seemed to love the guy he's a great player in this case serves as a reminder that the nba is a business not much. >>high from the start joe with some of these teams so kind of sad but what all right these past 5 years have been for defamation so many memories championships brings and bp's parade records and most importantly a lifetime of memories but all good things must come to an end and that's where we are right now the warriors transitioning to a new era, gone are the likes of kevin duran andre iguodala shaun livingston quinn cook jordan bell, andrew bogut and demarcus cousins, the only players who remain from that 2015 nba championship team steph curry klay thompson and draymond green it will certainly take some getting used to for warriors fans. >>as they welcome the team into the brand-new chase center next year in fact there will be a new faces on the squad next season, most notably all-star guard d'angelo russell who is looking forward to being a part of a new era

>>and as always a lot to talk about in the sports world tonight mark carpenter jason dumas join us nowrom the set a bay area sports night guys that's right bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron on. >>and we are breaking down the bay area baseball both the giants and a's, a seemingly all lose ever again. dejesus what's impressed. you most about both these teams. the resilience of the giants because they could easily packed it in. >>call it a season they had all the excuses to do so i guess is the magic of bocce you know he's kept these guys on the line in there. they're playing inspired baseball and n with the a's there there's a pretty talented team they'll have to overcome injuries. they're going to get some of those forces back in the stable and they're trying to make a run as well so we might have some relevant baseball going into september the a's are currently a playoff team. they have one for him. the giants have won 10 of their last 12 games. they have scored at least 10 runs in 5 of those really is amazing will be breaking it all down bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron o

call me sentimental, but hey jason dumas you know. >>i mean these are the guys that made the team it's kind of sad. >>yeah, it's just there's no no stop. in sports. you know because it's all a business. now a what a ride these past 5 years have been ford of nation championships, rains records and most importantly a life time full of memories but all good things must come to an end. that's where we are now the warriors are transitioning into a new era. on our the likes of kevin duran andre iguodala's shaun livingston quinn cook. jordan bell andrew bogut and damarcus cousins, the only players who remain from the at 2015 nba championship teams. our steph curry klay thomon and draymond green, it will certainly take some getting used to for warriors fans as they welcome the new team into a brand-new chase center in fact there will be a new faces on the squad next season. most notably all-star guard d'angelo russell who is looking forward to playing in being part of the new worries basketball fight. >>next item anything. >>a huge opportunit

there's lots to talk about in the sports world tonight we'll talk about football mark harmon are jason dumas join us from the senate bay area sports night. >>and getting ready for bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron on jason we are back to the football talk right training camp begins next week. the 40 niners over the weekend. raiders next friday. now let's talk with the silver black because bay area sports night were to be having vick taper of the athletic on the program so many storylines and i've been to jon gruden are knox but what is the story line that your most fascinated to see how it plays out next season for the it definitely has to be the raiders fancy most expensive offseason acquisition him antonio brown one of the highest-paid receivers. >>in football. obviously he's a big name and very vercomes wi you know a reputation whether it's fair unfair. that he can blow of locker rooms and can be you know a personality but a lot of talent in world so i'm really interested to see how it's going to mention that locker room how he's going to mess with another big personality and jon gr

and there's no reason to think that they shouldn't continue that great that grant lotus i'm jason dumaseak more baseball get into a lot more. >>on bay area sports night you can catch that exclusively on the kron on app back to the ice. >>all right jason and grant thank you mister now the team car don't find i was going on with the weather will look at grant lotus place the multi the you next week is doing the see how that guys we've got some patchy fog out there right now along the coastline, it's just beginning to move on shore to see that fill into the bay overnight tonight and early tomorrow morning the boy is just not going to be much of it and so we've got patchy coastalcomes the sun shine and heat things up in a hurry. i by noon inland 70's going to and 80's inside the bay still cool 60's along the coastline. and tomorrow is still stay hot inland. you've got some 90's mid-nineties the hottest valleys by tomorrow afternoon. and this is not in the hottest as we get toward the next few days we're going to really crank up those temperatures outside 84 degrees very nice and san jose to

the sports world tonight, including a really long came at very satisfying in the to that game jason dumas son grant lotus joins us now from the set a bay area sports night. >>you guys we have a jam-packed show tonight on bay area sports night. we'll talk some baseball some basketball and football training camp starting a week from today, including a big headline at kansas city, but first we'll start with it. giants quick they're playing really well just want to 16 innings last night against the met they want trade deadline coming up july 31th should they be buyers or sellers. >>i think they owe it to their fan base to buy responsibly now you know and maybe that involves trading bumgarner if they can get it. great outfield quarterback for bumgarner maybe that's a good decision. but hey that bomb is pitching well he's obviously of that himself. so he's invaluable. the fan base loves him. but you got to listen everybody but i i would try to go for it, i mean life is short bush's last year. you know buster posey's getting old why not go for it. >>will actually hear about bumgarner and what he

from the duma from the hague and finish the conversation by saying you know. most of the media see themselves as organised of state machine themselves as being part of the serbian cause and contributing to the serbian cause which is the only way you can explain having got all money shown into the morning talks of having just been found guilty of genocide . or speak of normalization. the srebrenica genocide which took place here in 1995 is by far the most popular topic for historical revisionists the execution of at least $8000.00 muslim men and boys at the hands of the bosnian serb security forces the worst mass killing on european soil since the 2nd world war is a huge staying on bosnian serb history and numerous books have been written about it by those wanting to recast the facts of that massacre. is by far the thorniest use normal discourse. this is also by far the best prosecuted crime all the crimes in the ninety's. it's proven beyond reasonable doubt that the culprits are the leaders of paul farmer the postal service and i don't wonder how come that add

the dumas romana 2 old roman villas and now an underground museum the houses completely private thermal baths and magnificent mosaic flaws come to life in a multimedia presentation that transports visitors back to the 4th century a.d. . it seems rome still has many secrets waiting to be discovered. but if you're a modern now of our top stories at this hour puerto rico's governor ricardo resale has announced his resignation after days of mass street protests in the u.s. territory he said he would continue working until august 2nd to go allow an orderly transition has been as a center of a text messaging scandal that has already led to top officials to resign. boris johnson the spending his 1st day in number 10 downing street as britain's new prime minister told his 1st cabinet meeting after a major overhaul which has seen a hardline brecht's of 2 years promoted to top posts and or address the house of cards to the alpines plans for taking britain out of the european union. and in the us the former special counsel robert muller has wrapped up his testimony to congress over his probe into

activists because they're very worried that local elections are coming up for the moscow city council duma and they're very worried the candidates have been banned reasons they're quite understand and that the kremlin is looking to stuff these elections full of their own loyalists the u.s. presidents twitter comments about a democratic congressman have been denounced as racist by house speaker nancy pelosi and logic cummings criticize u.s. policies on the mexican border and response donald trump quote i'm a brutal bully saying his baltimore just struck me as far worse and more dangerous than the southern border he also called cummings district what's largely black disgusting rat and rode into the festive mess a congressman responded saying mr president i go home to my district daily each morning i wake up and i go and fight for my neighbors. as he has more from washington d.c. . another norm broken this is a us president denigrating a major american city that has happens to be mostly african-american and it's african-american congressman but the larger cummings is not an ordinary congressm

pilot charlotte dumas saw it happened and took this photo. >> i was literally walking backwards, heard the noise, looked up, a stopped, watched the remaining few seconds. >> reporter: investigators are inspecting the engines and istening to the sound of the engines captured on the cockpit voice recorder. >> with sound spectrum analysis that they can do to determine the rolutions per minute of each of the engines to see if they were both operating or if one was failing. >> reporter: investigators lterviewing air traffic controllers andking at four separate video recordings trying to learn why this popular twin engine plane suddenly crashed. lester? >> tom, thanks. a massive explosion destroyed at least one home in charlotte, north carolina. nbc's ron allen has late detailr us. >> reporter: neighbors say the explosion was felt for miles, shaking them to the bone. >> my walls were jt cracked open and the garage was just imploded, at which point i told the kids, we have to run out of here. >> reporter: leaving what was a two-story house, completely levelled. >> i'm looking at rubble piles.

relations with members of the state duma and others. also we met today with me the. foreign affairs university and a host of others really discussing concrete actions in terms of. us relations conferences and events aimed solely to help improve relations both here and in russia so it's been a very busy week whole bunch of meetings and it's been very enjoyable. very whirlwind getting here and do so much and so little time do you think that the u.k. has any interest in some of russia's projects in europe particularly in the energy sphere. i think they do i mean if you look safe say from sites like for example b.p. is still active in exploration and production in russia and in fact the chairman of b.p. i believe met mr putin very recently as part of a delegation of british businesses so yes it's very positive and equally for us a from oil field service is right through the new bill and she's there are lots that we can do together you know britain's has a lot of great offshore expertise when it comes to oil and gas and the transferrable corporation that nicholas cobb cha

and most of the time the russian opposition is very very divided these protests ahead of the moscow duma lections have been one of the only issues that they have been able to unite about and not it's been rather rare emily thank you so much and really sure when they're in moscow. now some sports and in cycling has made history becoming the 1st rider from colombia to win the tour de falls his success has made him an instant hero in his native colombia back in his hometown fans have been celebrating the historic victory. 42 kilometers from the capital bogota is where you got bernard grew up at an altitude of nearly 3000 meters it was the ideal training ground for the mountain specialist bernald 1st coach didn't expect the youngster would win the tour de france this soon. is and it's a big surprise when a gun by now has given colombian cycling. we have so many champions here in colombia. but now we have a kid angel. he's only 22 years old. colombia has been gripped by cycling fever during this year's tour the entire nation has followed progress none more closely than his family. you might i

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again people are very worried that these local elections are coming up for the moscow city council the duma and what's going to happen is the kremlin is going to stuff that. people are very worried these won't be federal elections. thank you very much for that. developments in moscow. among the stories still to come what protesters in sudan on the streets this day is the prime minister going to announce its findings into last month's crackdown plus. i'm we are already in southeastern ethiopia we'll tell you how these birdied bones are being used to treat or at levels found in water in the rift valley. and in sports illustrated a swimming team denied trying to cover up one of the athletes failing a drug test. the u.s. president's twitter comments about a democratic congressman have been denounced as racist by house speaker nancy pelosi illogic comments criticize u.s. policies on the mexico border and response donald trump caught him a brutal bully saying his baltimore district is far worse and more dangerous than the southern border also called cummings district which is largely black disgus

some contradictory statements coming from moscow towards georgia today to stay duma had a strong statement and then a miss lee asking for economic sanctions but president putin says he doesn't want any sanctions he sas people who are inciting these anti russian sentiments in georgia they don't know their history and he doesn't want to hurt by lateral relations this all comes after he took protests for a couple of weeks already in georgia it started when a russian a legislator visited to d.c. and he held a speech in the chair of the speaker of parliament there and this of course angered a lot of people in georgia they went to on to the streets and a lot of anti russian slogans will heard then president putin slammed a travel ban on to georgia no flights are allowed to leave moscow heading to georgia starting on monday and then now in this we kind of present for georgia television insulted president putin very badly and this has angered a lot of people here in russia so that's why this they do ask for these economic sanctions it would basically be basically be wine and water and mineral wate

an insult to the president but the whole country so that's also one of the reasons that the state duma after these tensions were asked elating over the last couple of weeks has now. gone that limits we decided to ask for economic sanctions to be imposed on georgia the president's spokesman in the past after that sad that they are not have made any decision on these sanctions as of yet but they have listened to do not very carefully and that he also called this a present unprecedented behavior of these georgians presenter on these private channel in georgia over the weekend. we've touched on this because you expound little bit on the underlying causes of the tension between these 2 countries. well it started in 2 weeks ago when a russian parliament member went to georgia and he was basically holding a speech in the chair of the speaker of parliament this has caused a lot of outrage in georgia and has lots of 2 and 2 russian protests that basically are lasting until today the situation between georgia and russia of course has been very bad in the past 10 years ago it was a war going on r

you elect your congress or parliament or duma and then they appoint people, and so you mentioned the russian or soviet science adviser who interestingly married susan eisenhower and in the book you said we'll use that's wokes from eisenhower to get at reagan. so it's interesting the kind of close knit nature of the personalities. but then you also have people like george schultz, edward she robert mcfor land and a guy named richard pearl who in his small arms control community is -- how to put this nicely -- doesn't he a big fan base. but the way he characterized the meetings happening, it seemed very mission oriented. there seemed to be a clear eye on what could be, and so i just wondered, is there something beneath what you say in the book about those characters? was there more miss chief than i greens. >> i could talk to them and obviously 30 years later they were keen and happy to talk but it without any pressure. that was really nice. talk to pat buchanan, was the head of communications, or admiral poindexter the national security adviser, for example, and for them it's good mem

o'clock day one of nfl training camp kicked off for the oakland raiders for sports reporter jason dumas and he takes us to the start of football season for the silver and black. >>it was day one of 45 here at raiders camp and today was all about these players getting used to one another a whole lot of new faces donning the silver and black this year the quarterback derek carr realize how important it will be to build that chemistry early in order to have long-term success. >>we spent a lot of time the offseason more than i have with other guys in the past the these these receivers minute tell you what they it that way for me to text them that that that was something that was pretty cold. you know, i'm saying. so they're they're showing up at my house, they're showing up bakersfield of all places. hey were you of in bakersfield, you're more than welcome to come get to work and we get 10 guys there. we do it today many camp. >>of course, antonio brown stole all the headlines this summer but there's another new wide receiver who figures to be a big part of the offense. tyrell williams come

she taught at sherwood elementary school, later taught at dumas, and she talked about i think in particular -- she was just a wonderful story teller and something but the way she told stories that let me know some would have been an amazing elementary school teacher. i remember her talking about teaching on a dual shift and so in the 60s, students often attended black students extend schooling 0 dual shift. glaus was so much overcrowding and deny arch seeds in nearby white school us because of racial segregation. black student's attend cool in shifts, half in the morning, another set in the afternoon, and when she was first teaching at sherwood they taught on a trim shift. they did that three time as day and i remember her telling me how for her, people -- she wanted so hard to advocate for their students in these positions, making this linkage between teachers and students because as hard as it was and hutch she saw students be denied irit was terribly delivering to teach this way. overcrowded classrooms and trying to create any type of relationship with these students and their families w

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a bit of a dispute here going on in moscow about how to deal with georgia as you said at the state duma has. released a very strong statement this morning asking for economic sanctions basically that means that wind from georgia and mineral water and money transfer to georgia would be banned but the president says he is doesn't agree with this he said these anti russian sentiments are basically caused by people who don't know their own history and he wants to maintain bilateral relations political tensions have been on the rise in the last couple of weeks it all started with the parliament member from russia who gave a speech from the chair of the speaker of parliament in georgia that went down very badly in georgia were made really anti russian protests and the last weekend a presenter from georgia has released some very insulting comments on president putin on georgian television which went down very badly here in russia the foreign ministry said that basically it's not only the comments that they are very much against but the fact that the georgian authorities have not done much to c

some contradictory statements coming from moscow towards georgia today this day duma had a strong statement and then a miss lee asking for economic sanctions but president putin says he doesn't want any sanctions he sas people who are inciting these anti russian sentiments in georgia they don't know their history and he doesn't want to hurt by lateral relations this all comes after he took protests for a couple of weeks already in georgia it started when a russian the legislator visited the b.c. and he held a speech in the chair of the speaker of parliament beer and this of course angered a lot of people in georgia they went to onto the streets and a lot of anti russian slogans were heard then president putin slammed a travel ban on to georgia no flights are allowed to leave moscow heading to georgia starting on monday and then now in this we kind of present for georgia television insulted president putin very badly and this has angered a lot of people here in russia so that's why this they do much asked for these economic sanctions that would basically basically be wine and water and miner

likely it's a very contradictory statements or towards georgia coming from moscow today after the state duma anonymously made a very strong statement against georgia and also saying that these economic sanctions are necessary president putin had a very different tone is sad he doesn't wonder sanctions people who are staring up is anti russian tantum it's don't know their history and he said it would only be bad for the country and he doesn't want to disturb their relationship this all comes after a heated few weeks between the 2 countries that started when a russian legislator went to georgia and had a speech in the chair of the speaker of the house in georgia which angered a lot of people in georgia and i russian protests started until today still going on over the weekend the situation got worse after a georgian presenter went on television a very blatantly insulting president putin were very bad words did this of course got a lot of anger in russia the foreign minister has also said that this is not only because of the speech of his present of it also because the georgian authorities don'

phone the duma from the hague finished the conversation by saying you.most of the media see themselves as organised of state machine themselves as being part of the serbian cause and contributing to the serbian cause which is the only way you can explain having got all money shown into the morning talks of having just been found guilty of genocide. or speak of normalization. the srebrenica genocide which took place here in 1995 is by far the most popular topic for historical revisionists the execution of at least $8000.00 muslim men and boys at the hands of the bosnian serb security forces the worst mass killing on european soil since the 2nd world war is a huge staying on bosnian serb history and numerous books have been written about it by though this wanting to recast the facts of that massacre. is by far the thorniest usual normal discourse. this is also by far the best prosecuted crime all the crimes in the ninety's. it's proven beyond reasonable doubt that the culprits are the leader said paul farmer the postal service and i can wonder how come tha

pilot charlotte dumas saw it happened and took this photo >> i was literally walking backwards, heard the noise, looked up, stopped, and watched the remaining few seconds. >> reporter: investigators are inspecting the engines and propellers and listening to the sound of the engines captured on the cockpit voice recorder >> with sound spectrum analysis that they can do to determine the revolutions per minute of each of the engines to see if they were both operating or if one was failing. >> reporter: investigators interviewing air traffic controllers and looking at four separate video recordings trying to learn why this popular twin engine plane suddenly crashed. lester>> reporter: investigator interviewing air traffic controllers and looking at four separate video recording >> tom, thanks a massive explosion destroyed at least one home in charlotte, north carolina nbc's ron allen has late details for usiles shaking them to the bone >> my walls were just cracked open and the garage was just imploded, at which point i told the kids, we have to run out of here >> reporter: leaving what w

like if you let them into the city council they'll want to be in the state -- in the federal duma.ongress. and then they're going to try to for the kremlin so don't give them an inch and crack down hard, a basic zero tolerance approach. >> julia, i'm david ignatius, i want to ask you about the dramatic pictures from the streets of moscow. is this a movement do you think will grow and it will begin to present a real political threat to vladimir putin's ability to govern russia? >> you know, it's a good question, david, but i'm not sure. it's still a tiny percentage of moscow and that in turn is a tiny percentage of russia, but i do have to say putin's approval ratings are at a low. they're at the same low point they were -- i mean, relative low point they were in 2011 when massive protests swept the country. the mood in the country is definitely changing. people are getting more fed up with the corruption russia has one of the biggest wealth income -- wealth inequality gaps in the world. putin just raised the retirement age to the point where a lot of for example men will not be abl