espy 1b is like a holding name at the moment.the number of the clutch and the order of the egg in the clutch that espy 1b came out of. the kakapo team will give the chick an official name in the future and every single kakapo has its own name, but we are not allowed to make the name up. cookery books can often be a window into the past. that was certainly the case for arthur abt, who fled germany in 1938, settling eventually into a jewish community in kansas city. as arthur built a new life in america, he preserved his german identity by baking. now his 80—year—old recipe book lives on, through his son's cooking. my my father was born in 1920 in germany and on the advice of family, decided to become an apprentice in baking. i was in school with other classmates, and they were anti—semitic tangents and it was uncomfortable for my dad because he was jewish and uncomfortable for my dad because he wasjewish and he could see clearly the direction it was going and that life was becoming increasingly intolerable forjurors. life was beco

the kakapo clutch that espy 1b came out of.will give the check and official name in the future and every single kakapo has its own name, but we are not allowed to make name, but we are not allowed to make name up. how to repair the damage done to the earth's climate? scientists at the university of cambridge will look at ways to do that at a planned new uk research centre, as pallab ghosh reports. a scorched earth, where people are poorer and have less food because of severe droughts. there will be more flooding, and all the coral has gone. that is what we are headed for, unless we do more to cut emissions of carbon dioxide. scientists at cambridge university fear that reducing c02 scientists at cambridge university fear that reducing co2 emissions on its own will not be enough. the man who has led efforts at the heart of government to combat climate change for 20 years is planning to set up a new research centre to develop ways of repairing the damage that is already being done. we are looking for processes that are scalable,

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i interviewed john wall for the book and talking how he watched lebron and caramelo at the espys and d-wade and chris paul and they made their statement before the espys and how powerful it was and how it inspired him. now, they're peers, you know what i'm? but he's younger than that, so i want to continue to show the athletes in the younger generation, the athletes now in the current generations that are using their voices and hopefully continue to inspire them to do the same. >> what was-- i'm very curious to know one guy's mammoud abdul raoul. >> he was fantastic. >> what about the guy who took a stand in the '90s, who would not acknowledge the flag and basically did what kaepernick did before kaepernick and subsequently found himself out of the league, not necessarily in the manner that kaepernick was ousted because it was clear that kaepernick deserved to be an nfl quarterback, but was not going to get an opportunity. >> right. what do you think the difference is between the way that mammoud was portrayed in the '90s versus the way that kaepernick is portrayed now, both guys pro

and please sign off the espys on charter lovely thank you very much a date of it coming back. now the world's best known monument has just turned one hundred and thirty the eiffel tower is celebrating the anniversary of the first time it opens to the public with the concept and light show. it's hard to believe that back when it was built it was ththe world's tallestst building k. russia's will. it's one of the most visited monuments in the world. the eiffel tower. standing at three hundred and twenty four meters tall with seventy three hundred tons of iron. it's delighted tourists and parisians alike four hundred and thirty years. yeah i think it's beautiful and very symbolic even though i've seen it and i've been up at well we just brought some friends with us this time that i've never seen it so it's their first time which is kind of special now more than two dozen. i'm in love with the eiffel tower she she meant time even eiffel tower dependent. i left the house for two years to go to london and when i didn't see the eiffel tower i missed it okay because when it to a friend

were not impeachment inquiries including the investigation into former agriculture secretary mike espy and the iran-contra investigations, as well as other investigations that were not governed by the independent counsel law. no matter the fact that the law and history clearly support to release to congress this kind of information, the trump administration has taken obstruction of congress to new heights. unfortunately, the attorney general has been all too willing to support the president in this endeavor. i would also like to respond to two of the concerns often raised by my good friend the ranking member. he asks, how can the committee hold the attorney general in contempt for merely complying with the laws on the books? how can we hold him in contempt when i have refused an offer to allow me to see certain redacted portions of the report? the answers are simple. first, we issued a valid subpoena for the full report, and awful underlying evidence. the department has come nowhere close to satisfying its obligations under that subpoena. the department has never cited a legal basis to

let me sgeet tget into the espi issues.d the president. >> he's a classic muddier. he undercuts himself. he undercuts president trump. in this case he would not be saying i'm going to go over to a foreign government and start meddling in the investigation if he didn't have the blessing of the trump administration. >> he used the word meddling. >> joe biden isn't just an early fro front-runn front-runner. he is the candidate who a lot of folks see as the most direct threat to an electoral college victory for trump in 2020. they are very worried about him and want to muddy this up as much as they can. >> thank you very much. >>> next, breaking news. the pentagon deploying more missiles tonight as iran warns it can destroy an entire u.s. naval fleet. how dangerous is this escalation? >>> the democrat women running for president open up as being mothers as part of their pitch to voters. >> as a mom, i've got little henry with me. i'm going to fight for people's kit kids as hard as i would fight for my own. morning. what are you

he stood up bob iger, the ceo of disney while he was waiting for him in the jet after the espys. don't do that. >> greg: he blamed it on the dealer though. >> jessie: that's right. so all of these things are coalescing at the same time. he's letting the anchors like hill have a free ride. she can go on twitter, call the president of the united states a white supremacist and go down "sports center?" are you kidding me? the audience can't do that doing the top ten that week. they can't conceptualize it. they lost track of their audience. their audience is predominantly white males that support president trump and they let that audience totally go. now they have to get back to basics. that's what people want. >> emily: since the new president has come in, the revenue is up 6% for espn. the statistics are revealing this. do you agree? >> juan: no. i think -- >> dana: believe the witness. >> juan: i think this new guy is being politically correct. he would say i rather not talk politics. i disagree with jesse. you go back to jack johnson. go back to jesse owens against adolph hitler.

perseverance award at the espys and you're going to get that coat at the 2019 nba awards on june 24thepted the award at the espy awards, the v, and it's just -- he was such an incredible friend. we were both inducted into the sports broadcasting hall of fame in the same year. he was too ill to attend and i can't tell you receiving an honor bearing his name means so much so i thank the guys there. i'm looking forward to being out there. [ applause ] thank you all. thank you. [ applause ] >> let's go to ginger. >> ah, so deserved. you want to hear this because i am here now with the brand-new miss usa, yes. you know, your big win was a historic moment. for the first time ever miss america, miss usa and miss teen use are all african-american women. cheslie kryst, so good to have you here. so california senator kamala harris tweeted something pretty spectacular. she said, nia, cheslie, and kaliegh, you are trail blazers creating your own path on your own terms. >> what is cool i recently went to d.c. and we ended up running into kamala harris. she is an incredible inspiration. i'm an atto

it's by the news media became hysterical when trump pointed out the previous administration hadou espiedn his presidential campaign, which they absolutely did. the press could not admit that. they had to be absolutely certain that you would never believe it. >> president trump as a new favorite word and every time he uses it, he is lying. and that is the word spy. >> his baseless claims of spies. >> the president of united states telling people, don't believe what this federal government is doing on that has very, very dangerous consequences.t >> the notion that somehow the fbi implanted, planted someone inside the campaign to spy on the campaign is just not true. >> there is no evidence there was a spy. he wants you to believe that his campaign was spied on and it's one of the worst things that we've ever seen from government. >> tucker: the governor's brother. they were all lying. people who should've been telling you the truth were hiding the truth. they were acting as willing tools of the surveillance data. there should be ashamed of themselves, they are of course not. last night cnn

were not impeachment inquiries, including the investigation into former agriculture secretary mike espy, and the iran contra investigations. as well as other investigations that were not governed by the independent counsel law. but no matter the fact that the law and history clearly support the release to congress of this kind of information, the trump administration has taken obstruction of congress to new heights. unfortunately the attorney general has been all too willing to support the president in this endeavor. i would also like to respond to two of the concerns often raised by my good friend, the ranking member. he asks, how can the committee hold the attorney general in contempt for merely complying with the laws on the books? and how can we hold him in contempt when i have refused an offer to allow me to see certain redacted portions of the report? the answers are simple. first, we issued a valid subpoena for the full report and all of the underlying evidence. the department has come nowhere close to satisfying its obligations under that subpoena. the department has never cited

were not impeachment inquiries, including the investigation into former agriculture secretary mike espy and the iran/contra investigations as well as other investigations not governed by independent counsel law. no matter the fact that the law and history clearly support the release to congress of this kind of information, the trump administration has taken obstruction of congress to new heights. unfortunately, the attorney general has been all too willing to support the president in this endeavor. i would also like to respond to two of the concerns often raised by my good friend, the ranking member. he asks, how can the committee hold the attorney general in contempt for merely complying with the laws on the books and how can we hold him in contempt when i have refused an offer to allow me to see certain redacted portions of the report? the answers are simple. first, we issued a valid subpoena for all the underlying evidence. department has come nowhere close to satisfying its obligations under that subpoena. the department has never cite aid legal basis for withholding the underlying

we will have loss imposed by espy 27 countries come if we do not apply that lot to the satisfaction ofr a limited find by the european court ofjustice. that is not leaving or taking back control. that is being fully rumbled by the british people. that is why the deal is polling so abysmally low. british people. that is why the deal is polling so abysmally lowm british people. that is why the deal is polling so abysmally low. if the bill is defeated in the first week ofjune, what then should happen in your party? the prime minister must stand down, we need a new prime minister and a new cabinet determined to deliver leaving the european age again at their latest by the 31st of october this year. can it be more clear. thank you. —— could not be more clear. and we'll find out how this story , and many others, are covered in tomorrow's front pages(tx gfx)at 10:40 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight are sebastian payne, the whitehall correspondent for the ft, and caroline wheeler, who's the deputy political editor from the sunday times. the headlines on bbc n

several cases were not impeachment inquiries including the investigation into mike espy and the iran-contraoverned by the independent counsel law. no matter the law and history support the release to congress of this kind of information, the trump administration has taken obstruction of congress to new heights. unfortunately the attorney general has been all too willing to support the president in in endeavor. i would also like to respond to two other concerns often raised by the ranking member. he asks how can the committee hold the attorney general in contempt for merely complying with the laws on the books? how can we hold him in contempt when i have refused an offer to allow me to see certain redacted portions of the report? the answers are simple. first, we issued a val eyed subpoena for the full report and all the underlying evidence. the department has come nowhere close to satisfying its obligations under the subpoena. the department has never cite i had a legal bases for withhold the underlying evidence including last night's threat to invoke executive privilege. as is the assertio

including the investigation into former agriculture secretary mike espy and the iran contra investigations as well as other independent investigations. the trump administration is taking obstruction of congress to new heights. unfortunately the attorney general has been all too willing to support the president in this endeavor. i would also like to respond to two of the concerns often raised by my good friend the ranking member. he asks, how can the committee hold the attorney general in contempt for merely complying the laws on the books? and how can we hold them in contempt when i have refused an offer to allow me to see certain portions of the redacted report? first, we issued a valid subpoena for the full report and all of the underlying evidence. the department has come nowhere close to satisfying its obligations under that subpoena. the department has never cited a legal basis for withholding the evidence including last night's threat to invoke executive privilege which was utterly without credibility, merit or legal or factual basis, as is of course the statement that they will exer