a number of independent scientific studies now if successful the legal challenge could open the floodgates of. against monsanto which was recently acquired by the gym in chemicals having a way to fire more details. were not doing johnson used round up and ranger pro regularly for two years in his work as a groundskeeper his lawyer told the court that the herbicides active ingredient for site in combination with other chemicals gave johnson cancer. monsanto's legal team disputed his account citing scientific studies supporting life or cites safety claims thurston's when done by independent scientists by university scientists by government scientists it's been a value weighted. round up is one of the most commonly used have a sides in the world it's been suspected of causing cancer for years in november last year the e.u. renewed approval for glyphosate for five more years after a long period of debate and strong public opposition. critics suspect financial motives behind the decision containing herbicides are very lucrative for companies like monsanto and bio. and the agricultural industry

and ask him how he feels and how he's doing the five hour long hazardous journey out of the narrow floodgate system has taken its toll on the children and their coach the commander of the time navy seal divers who played a vital role in the rescue says they were very called mast. the boys got special full face masks with oxygen circulating all the time the divers carried them out and they were wearing wet suits to keep them warm we made them relaxed and calm and slowly moved them out but they were very cold. the complexity of the rescue operation became clear when trucks full of equipment drove away hours after the last cave rescue was completed twenty tons of oxygen tanks ropes lights and food supplies have been fairly underground cleanup has started after a rescue operation unprecedented for its scale and complexity has been called an extraordinary example of human strength and resilience family one cape and the rescue of the wild boar soccer team will now go down in history as the moment where the impossible was made possible. while their families school friends and everyone else in thail

after a week of struggling to score runs, the floodgates finally broke open for the giants today against the cardinals. pablo sandoval is back on the roster. just like that, a 4-3 defecate -- deficit became a giants lead. sandoval slaps a two ryan dzingel down the left field line. the giants pound out 17 hits and a two day win. brett anderson returned from the disabled list today and continued a career trend against cleveland. roberto paris can't hold up against anderson in the second. and cisco lindor comes up empty in the third. anderson was working on a 2-0 lead. anderson now has a 0.82 e.r.a. against cleveland in five career appearances. starting line-up for baseballs all-star game was announced for tonight. the bay area does have one starter, brandon crawford. he will be the starting shortstop. crawford is also batting an even 300 with 10 home runs and 39 rbis. buster posey is headed to the all-star game for the sixth time in his career. posey will be the national league backup catcher and blake china and will be making his first all-star appearance. he is 5-1 this year with 22 save

and ask him how he feels and how he's doing the five hour long hazardous journey out of the narrow floodgate system has taken its toll on the children and their coach the commander of the time navy seal divers who played a vital role in the rescue says they were very called mast. the boys got special full face masks with oxygen circulating all the time the divers carried them out and they were wearing wet suits to keep them warm we made them relaxed and calm and slowly moved them out but they were very cold. the complexity of the rescue operation became clear when trucks full of equipment drove away hours after the last cave rescue was completed twenty tons of oxygen tanks ropes lights and food supplies have been fairly underground cleanup has started after a rescue operation unprecedented for its scale and complexity it's been called an extraordinary example of human threat and resilience family one cave and the rescue of the wild boars soccer team will now go down in history as the moment where the impossible was made possible. to him while their families school friends and everyone else i

but this song can open the floodgates. when things aren't going well it's a melody fans take solace in. oh at number one the song for anthem to beat all soccer anthems you will never walk alone. this song was originally written in one nine hundred forty five for countless sound a musical in which a young man dies leaving behind his pregnant fiance the song is meant to comfort her. many have tried their hand at covering the song but gerry and the pacemakers are still the ones giving football fans goosebumps and this nine hundred sixty three version is still a firm favorite in this stadium. everyone has a story to tell so leave it up and to be renowned slovakian artists roman and are to do it now following shows at the tate modern in london the moma in new york and the venice been abbe undock is now exhibiting here in germany and unlike in shows for a visit. are asked not to touch the artwork invites his viewers to actively participate . bryson made from fifty individual components belonging to a disassembled remington. ever

since november last year, when the floodgates of the dam we re year, when the floodgates of the dam wereced to abandon their homes. he has been living for more than a decade, where his family use of fire, and he now comes to fish. yet he said he does not want to relegate. speaking cambodian. cambodia's government has high hopes once the dam is fully operational. this is one row, in reality, the electric power station that is becoming a operational later this week. it is going to provide energy to the whole country of cambodia as well as export. in the provincial capital, local governor gave us his interview to western media, explaining china's investments. speaking chinese. he and his family has set up new homesjust he and his family has set up new homes just yards away from the edge of the water. with no access to clea n water of the water. with no access to clean water and power generators, they hope to stay as close as possible to their ancestral land. let us be heard. the government has agreed for them to stay there. however, nobody can be certain whether they will be uprooted once a

but to go back to the son in the film and how he is the one who kind of opens the floodgates. >> yeahi think joan has terrible guilt about her children. >> what about her children, not being authentic for her children? >> not being there. i mean, i, i can relate to that because my wonderful annie, when she was 3 -- you're wise when you're 3 -- looked up at me and said, i want you, i want all of you. >> oh. >> and i think what i was doing when i was producing a lot of the time, so i might have been home but i wasn't there. i was thinking. i was away. i was not present totally, and a child can sense that. so i think the times when joan, you know, was actually with them, she wasn't with them because she was doing what she was born to do. and i think she always chose that over her children and it had consequence. >> it is a wonderful, wonderful film and i think we've explored some really interesting aspects of it. >>> glenn, you, as i said in the introduction, are the most nominated actress alive, living performer for an academy award who hasn't won yet and there are many, many performanc

right you know i'm going to try to keep their own card as they call them go on the opening of the floodgates now it's a game now no more pressure. opened it up a little bit no i think yeah that's. what they do best which is. yeah. i mean i'm happy for popov because he's had a really really great tournament and sometimes goes on to the right because of about paper i mean the book comes the hair and it's all he misses it saw him in the way as though you. just place it yes and off they didn't and. that was a very nice. ball well yeah as one of us would say that's really has lots of courageous. see much of them i think game but you know it's all they just score and that's a killer blow for croatia that's a great goal started the attack that was result in school he played up all fly up and then finished instantly. look at this he's better like that rather than playing in a free system or a restrictive system that oh my goodness ok. it's just. a little. if you have a good one how are you gave you a new bombay you can tell me i'm not a long oh yeah ok oh no he never did and never use the word hate

with gratitude exhilaration and relief after the successful rescue of a teenage soccer team from a floodgate it was an ordeal that grips the world. and france are through to the world cup finals thanks to a one note victory over belgium. second tower goal sending the blues to the championship game they will play out the pro racial or english teams matched up in tonight's other surprise. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us here in germany a court is set to hand down a verdict in the five year trial of a neo nazi terrorist cell accused of the racially motivated killings of ten people over a decade the only remaining alleged member of this right wing extremist group known as the national socialist underground faces up to life in prison the families of the victims feel the trial has failed to answer many questions about the killings and the perpetrators their lawyers say the trial also failed to examine the mistakes of the security agencies and the murky role of those agencies informants. abdul kareem shem shack is the son of the first to make him he was a child when his father wa

since november last year, when the floodgates of the lower sesan 2 dam were closed, more than 60 indigenousto abandon their homes. this man has been living here for more than a decade. where his family used to farm, he now comes to fish. yet he says he doesn't want to relocate. cambodia's government has high hopes once the dam is fully operational. this is one belt, 0ne road. in reality, the huge lower sesan 2 hydroelectric power station that is becoming active later this year is going to provide energy to the whole country of cambodia, as well as for export. in the provincial capital, stung treng, the local governor gave us his only interview to the western media, explaining china's investments. this man and his family have set up new homes just a few yards away from the edge of the new reservoir lake. with no access to water and powered by generators, they hope to stay as close as possible to their ancestral land. latest we heard, the governor has agreed for them to stay there. however, nobody can be certain whether they will be uprooted again soon. nga pham, bbc news, sung treng province

a claim repeatedly denied by the chemicals company if successful the legal challenge could open floodgates of litigation monsanto was recently acquired by the german firm. all global smartphone sales have been affording last year the dropped two point three percent as most markets become saturated most markets but not india bucking the trend india saw a fourteen percent spike in smartphone sales anticipating a further boom samsung has now opened the world's largest smartphone factory in the state of the top redish. only a third of india's one point three billion people have a smartphone the untapped potential means sales have room to grow here samsung is banking on this growth the new plant is the biggest smartphone factory in the world for what's become the world's second largest smartphone market after china one hundred twenty million samsung units are set to roll off the assembly lines here every year the facility is a boost to indian prime minister narendra modi's make in india campaign aimed at attracting foreign investment and creating manufacturing jobs. is needed i congratulate the

algorithms that drive social media companies are fueling extreme partisanship and opening up the floodgates to phony news but america isn't alone challenges to democracy posed by social media also surfaced last year in european elections we begin there in the second part of our investigation into why social media platforms are such powerful tools that those who want to spread propaganda and disinform ation will look into the ways automated accounts are known as bots are deployed by russians in the far right to manipulate the public the use of social media to wage information warfare was perfected by the kremlin in the baltic states in ukraine according to the nato strad com center of excellence in latvia genocide says its director saraf excellence is researching the information confrontation calling the two wolf i would have done a lot of look at what russia has been doing over the is and we see that a lot of our knowledge is actually were relevant to what is happening in the us because obviously for anybody who's been watching the methodology s. have been more or less there for some time a

and we're going to introduce a new paradigm here and the risk of course is that it will open the floodgates of inflation so prices will start going up we're seeing us already in natural gas and the problem from faces is that if wages don't don't start rising along with prices then that could be a problem but i think to support that wages will rise along with prices as you get into an inflationary cycle who gets hurt the bondholders get hurt wall street potentially gets hurt the bond market that's been a multi decade bull market could see some serious downside action like we saw in one nine hundred ninety four in previous periods it could be a kind of a bond market slaughter not to put too fine a point on it but that's that would be the loser in this game but trump is playing to his constituency farmers workers the average joe and this plays great for them and this sets him up for twenty twenty reelection brilliantly. interesting stuff and on that note we'll leave it thank you very much indeed mike kaiser thank you can influence not about the latest headlines in just a hop a nod meanwhile fo

kind of just tried to do no wrong there's not a wrong card as they call him go in the open on a floodgate now it's again now no more pressure. opened it up a little bit no i think yeah that's. what they do best which is. yeah. i mean i'm happy for popov because he's had a really really great tournament and sometimes goes under the radar because of impact paper i mean the book comes to hair and it's all he misses it simon as a composer writes. his place in yes and off they didn't and. that was very nice. bought well yeah as one of us would say the exact really has lots of crates. see much of them i think game but you know it's really just school bus a killer play for croatia that's a great goal started the attack that was resolved in school he played the fault line up in unfinished instantly. look at this he's better like that rather than playing in a free says with a restrictive system oh my goodness ok. let's see what i mean come on how are you doing in bombay you can't tell me i'm not a long ago you don't know what you are and i never used the word hate no no i just . the book is going

since november last year, when the floodgates of the lower sesan 2 dam were closed, more than 60 indigenousre forced to abandon their homes. this man has been living here for more than a decade. where his family used to farm, he now comes to fish. yet he says he doesn't want to relocate. cambodia's government has high hopes once the dam is fully operational. this is one belt, 0ne road. in reality, the huge hydroelectric power station that is becoming active later this year is going to provide energy to the whole country of cambodia, as well as for export. in the provincial capital, stung treng, the local governor gave us his only interview to the western media, explaining china's investments. this man and his family have set up new homes just a few yards away from the edge of the new reservoir. with no access to water and powered by generators, they hope to stay as close as possible to their ancestral land. latest we heard, the governor has agreed for them to stay there. however, nobody can be certain whether they will be uprooted again soon. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to com

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this could open a floodgate. >> reporter: this case was the first of hundreds of similar cases. on the stand, johnson said he regularly used the product. he believes the products led to his cancer. they walked into court ready to testify about life before and after his cancer diagnosis. this is regarding the roundup. he said he would miss -- mix gallons. he was a pest control administrator. a hose broke. the cancer got worse. during that time he was spraying. this is a aegis. they argued that the ingredient is safe. they said the cancer is tragic but not caused by their product. they had studies. many have concluded this is safe. they have empathy but they say the evidence shows this is not the cause. johnson's warriors dispute the studies. they say they referred to noncancerous studies. >> there are 20 studies. almost all so -- show an association. >> reporter: robert kennedy junior says his firm represents people. he says this makes history. >> this is a 50-year-old chemical attack. >> reporter: johnson testified today. he said had he been -- ever suspected there was a link he

algorithms that drive social media companies are fueling extreme partisanship and opening up the floodgates to phony news but america isn't alone challenges to democracy posed by social media also surfaced last year in european elections we begin there in the second part of our investigation into why social media platforms are such powerful tools for those who want to spread propaganda and dissin from ation we look into the ways automated accounts are known as bots are deployed by russians in the far right to manipulate the public the use of social media to wage information warfare was perfected by the kremlin in the baltic states in ukraine according to the nato strad com center of excellence in latvia genocide says its director saraf excellence is researching the information confrontation comment to wolf i would have done a lot of look at what russia has been doing over the is and we see that a lot of our knowledge is actually were relevant to what is happening in the us because obviously for anybody who's been watching the methodology s. have been more or less there for some time accordi

and if it were to be held at passengers were entitled to compensation, as the phrase goes, the floodgatesetrospectively claim for last yea r‘s ba retrospectively claim for last year's ba cabin crew strikes. one imagines the industry will fight this hard? yes. if you were given more than two weeks notice of the strike, which none of these passengers were, you do not get any compensation, but there is always a duty of care, they have got to find your alternative flight and pay for your alternative flight and pay for your hotel and meals while you're waiting to get there. in the meantime, do not spend the compensation you expect to get, it might bea compensation you expect to get, it might be a few years. your instinct is that people should apply. that is what the civil aviation authority says an to eye to a different? simon calder, travel editor of the independent, off on your holidays now, have a great time. police investigating the wiltshire novichok poisonings are expanding their search for clues. protective screens have been erected around public toilets at queen elizabeth gardens in sa

and if it were to be held that passengers were entitled to compensation, as the phrase goes, the floodgateslaim for last year's ba cabin crew strikes. 0ne imagines the industry will fight this hard? yes. it does not yet apply retrospectively. if you were given more than two weeks notice of the strike, which none of these passengers were, you do not get any compensation, but there is always a duty of care, they have got to find your alternative flight and pay for your hotel and meals while you're waiting to get there. in the meantime, do not spend the compensation you expect to get, it might be a few years. but your instinct is that people should apply. that is what the civil aviation authority says and who am i to say different? simon calder, travel editor of the independent, off on his holidays now. the headlines on bbc news... mps criticise delays to the eleven—billion pound smart meter roll—out scheme — as a new report questions the value of the technology to customers. fresh investigations into the nerve agent attack in salisbury — as a man poisoned by novichok in amesbury is discharged

and if it were to be held that passengers were entitled to compensation, as the phrase goes, the floodgatesively claim for last year's ba cabin crew strikes. 0ne imagines the industry will fight this hard? yes. it does not yet apply retrospectively. if you were given more than two weeks notice of the strike, which none of these passengers were, you do not get any compensation, but there is always a duty of care, they have got to find your alternative flight and pay for your hotel and meals while you're waiting to get there. in the meantime, do not spend the compensation you expect to get, it might be a few years. but your instinct is that people should apply. that is what the civil aviation authority says and who am i to say different? simon calder. he's off on his summer holidays this afternoon. i did not ask who he is flying with, i'm afraid! let's get more now on the multi—billion pound project to roll out smart energy meters, which has been heavily criticised by a group of mps — they've warned that it's likely to save customers just 11 pounds per year. a report by the british infrastruc

objects if they just install floodgate at either end, the river could be turned into a real attraction. the bridges and shade trees and shops and restaurants and walkway along the banks nobody came up with the money . so san antonio at this project to its wpa wishlist and in the 1930s, the wpa is the one who actually made the vision come through. today riverwalk is one of the main tourist attractions in all texas . here's a much less glamorous project but valuable all the same. in a 1930 more than one third of all american families lived too far from local sewer lines. to tie into the local sewer. so most families just build their own when outhouses problem with was that they could easily foster intestinal disease both because they were hard to keep clean and because the content soreach into the household water supply. along came the wpa. they introduced an improved pretty design with a concrete case that was issued easier to keep clean and gave a lot of meprep placement of the privies so they wouldn't bleach and water and they install more than 2 million of these improved privies in r

. >> this could open the floodgates of claims. >> reporter: dwayne johnson walked in ready to testify about before and after his cancer diagnosis from using weed killer. he testified he mixed gallons of weedkiller. he was the pest-control manager at a school. chemicals were soaked when a hose broke. his cancer got worse. cmac during the time he got worse he was spraying. they argued the active ingredient in roundup is safe. >> we know he is looking for answers and we are sympathetic to the family. as we would be to anyone suffering from cancer. in the 40 years this product has been on the market and the data shows that this does not cause cancer. >> reporter: the studies show they do not take a look at the risk. >> almost all studies show an association with cancer. >> reporter: robert kennedy junior says his firm represents 800 people with similar stories to johnson. he says this makes history. cmac a 15-year-old -- >> a 50-year-old chemical attack. >> reporter: if he expected a link, he never would have used the products or in an environment where children play. that would have been

algorithms that drive social media companies are fueling extreme partisanship and opening up the floodgates to phony news but america isn't alone challenges to democracy posed by social media also surfaced last year in european elections we begin there in the second part of our investigation into why social media platforms are such powerful tools for those who want to spread propaganda and to simper mation we look into the ways automated accounts are known as bots are deployed by russians in the far right to manipulate the public the use of social media to wage information warfare was perfected by the kremlin in the baltic states in ukraine according to the nato strata com center of excellence in latvia genocide says its director saraf excellence is researching the information confrontation comment to wolf i would have done a lot of look at what russia has been doing over the is and we see that a lot of our knowledge is actually were relevant to what is happening in the us because obviously for anybody who's been watching the methodology s. have been more or less there for some time accordi

and ask him how he feels and how he's doing the five hour long hazardous journey out of the narrow floodgatesystem has taken its toll on the children and their coach the commander of the time navy seal divers who played a vital role in the rescue says they were very called mast. the boys got special full face masks with oxygen circulating all the time the divers carried them out and they were wearing wet suits to keep them warm we made them relaxed and calm and slowly moved them out but they were very cold. the complexity of the rescue operation became clear when trucks full of equipment drove away hours after the last cave rescue was completed twenty tons of oxygen tanks ropes lights and food supplies have been fairly underground cleanup has started after a rescue operation unprecedented for its scale and complexity it's been called an extraordinary example of human frank and resilience family one cave and the rescue of the wild boars soccer team will now go down in history as the moment where the impossible was made possible. to him while their families school friends and everyone else in

. >> the reason we can even have this discussion is because president trump open the floodgate. first thing is he tried to conflate russian meddling to trump campaign collusion. there's a big, wide cabin between the two things. russian meddling is a fact. the trump campaign colluding is under investigation. we have to wait to see what happens. when he keeps conflating the two that's why he's in the situation. >> do you really think it was president trump conflating this. the democrats have been leading the cost to try to legitimize his presidency. we never talk about those on the life calling for -- collectors. if were worried about selling chaos in the electoral process, but he called it out. what message does that send that your vote is irrelevant. >> steve: the chaos point, i'd love to get your reaction. let's just say the russians are doing it, the speculation that they really want to chaos, then what is chaotic is split government, divided government, democrats controlling congress. in other words, this time the russian interference could be a favorite democrats. if that is

but a local architect said if they install floodgates at either end are river could be turned into a real attraction. with bridges and shade trees and shops and restaurants and walkways all along the banks. well nobody came up with the minnesota but san antonio added it this project to its wpa wish list. and in the late 1930s the wpa is the one who made the vision come true. today river back is one of the main tourist attractions in all of texas. now here's the much less glamorous project but valuable all the same. in the 1930s more than one-third of all american families lived too far from local sewer lines. to tie-in into the local sewers so most families just built their own wooden outhouses. and the the problem with that -- was that they could easily foster intestinal disease but hard to keep clean, and because the contents could leech into the household water supply. so along kale the wpa. they introduced an improved design with a concrete base so it was easier to keep clean and they gave a lot of thought to the correct placement of the -- so they wouldn't leech into the househo

after a week of struggling to score runs, the floodgates broke open for the giants today against the cardinals. there are certain things every kid needs to know how to do. getting pablo sandoval back on the roster proves to be one of the best negotiations still, it is 6-4 in the 6th. now you get your first major league hit and they give you the ball for the souvenir. dugger was at third with two outs. the bases were loaded. sandoval slaps one down the left field line. five rbis for sandoval. the giants pound out 17 hits. could a young fan ask for a more perfect day? >> baseball is full of side stories. anderson made the start after returning from the disabled lis roberto perez can hold up against anderson in the second backs. francisco lindor comes 3 matt chapman goes unassisted to the back. anderson went five shutout innings. the a's took a lead in the 6th. stevenson scotty made it more interesting. anderson and three relievers combine on a 6-0 shutout. anderson now has a 0.82 e.r.a. against cleveland in five career appearances. >>> a championship season in any sport is like a snaps

tonight the floodgates did not exactly open. bottom of the sixth, 1-1. that standup? no. in the seventh, a funny bounce. mccutcheon chased it down. not until paul deyoung scored. it is now 2-2, rodriguez. bottom of the seventh and the go-ahead run. it is three having to giants. so turn it over to will smith. the giants did snap that with a win of three having to. >> the case have been -- the giants did snap that with a win of 3-2. >> starting in cleveland tonight against the indians, dustin fowler is the first batter of the game. the first career leadoff home run. top of the second, matt olson is doing what he does. 19th homer for olson. it is 2-0. josi ramirez into the corner. double form ramirez. bottom of the seventh, it is 7-2 cleveland. linda is coming home. the indians then were the winners 10-four -- 10-4. >> quarterfinal match and an entertaining soccer game. the 31st minute, 1-0 belgian. beware of the counterattack. on the wing and the big finish. the first goal of the tournament makes it 2-0, belgium. here comes brazil. just off the bench. it i

this is one avenue, but i do have to stress that again, with the folks i am talking to, opening a floodgate and bringing in an unbelievable number of workers is not the strategy. it is one option that people have floated, again, the skills training programs are another. -- i understand the point about the pay undercutting and i think there are certain examples in this industry and others where that has been the case, but you are seeing american construction worker wages rise at a than any faster rate other, so i am not sure these workers are coming in and undercutting workers. in many cases, they are filling openings. --t: let's leader read a little in your article. since 2018, employers have been looking to fill an average of 200,000 12 --s 200,500 -- 225,000 construction each month, according to the bureau of labor statistics. that average is eclipsed in only one you're going back to 2000, when the bls first began tracking the data and that your was 2007. . these include higher-level jobs as well? certainly there are openings for positions on cruise doing this physical labor, but it is ce

my endorsement came appropriately late but the floodgates opened and you have the kind of landslide victoryrve. enjoy. joining us now the dean of political strategy himself ed rollins political consultant "fox business" contributor white house political director. great to have you here. >> i think we are making too much out of this thing. helsinki -- we are now into wednesday and now moving forward he said what we were all concerned about. he told putin that the stuff could go on and call them up on it and the bottom line was let's move forward. he tells us the director of national intelligence dan coats one single iota of russia messing around with their elections. want to know and we will do whatever it is to stop it. lou: when you say we, that's what i find interesting because the president himself traveled back from a weeklong trip which was immensely successful. it's a national left-wing media in concert together in creating an echo chamber that was immense and pathetically, they went on this nonsensical tour of every kind of horror movie they have ever seen. if you wouldn't tell them

because i'm close to the edge ♪ >> everyone knew the game of changed, and it really opened the floodgates♪ ♪ and i even made the devil sell me his soul ♪ >> run-dmc kind of led zeppelinized hip-hop because it was fit for an arena, knocking the scoreboard down. ♪ little skirt hanging way up her knee ♪ ♪ there were three young ladies ♪ >> aerosmith had fallen off the map at that point. it brings them back into the fore and also breaks run-dmc in a much bigger way because then you start to get more white kids listening to hip-hop. ♪ walk this way ♪ talk this way >> run dmc's latest album titled "raising hell" has sold more than a million copies in just 13 weeks. a first for a rap record. >> the album is called "licensed to ill." that's a stupid name for an album. ♪ wake up late for school, man, you don't want to go ♪ ♪ you ask your mom please but she still says no ♪ >> hip-hop was our baby. this was our culture. this was our music. we created it. and then, here come the beastie boys and we thought we were going to lose it. ♪ you got to fight for your right to party ♪ >> then when we started

if told literally the floodgates are open.ut here in front of me and for 45 minutes they didn't let an fody on to theld or off but certainly things getting ready to get started for a tonight'-star game. it was eventful here last night with that home run derby. bryce harper winning tn home derby in dramatic fashion in front of the homerowd. in fact, it looked a little dicy round point in that final before bryce reeled off nine home runs in a minute to win the derby. max scherzer and sean doolittle ran the trophy out to their teammate. an incredible scene and hper celebrated with his dad ron who was pitching to him and harper gotmotional talking about winning the derby for d.c. >> that's the kid in me that you saw tonight, and i was very fortunate to be able to share that with you guys and show that to you guy and show that to these fans and, you know, this wasn't only for me and my family and everybody like that, but this was for the cook and the guy that works the front and ifw you're thatker upstairs. i mean, this is for the

. >> we'reiles from the dam on the susquehanna river and where they opened the floodgates there this happens here. tons of debris come calling to the shores of the chesapeake. >> we knew what we were getting into. didn't realizeha it was quite bad. >> reporter: a serious issue for the boaters, enough for the maland natural resources police to issue and advisory for voters. >> if you have tnbe out t be cautious of your speed. >> reporter: a warning worth heegd. >> reporter: they askedhe force on board the academe. >> we wereodging the debris as much as we could. >> even then we were hitting pieceses of it, and they m ill have a bigger problem below the borrline. >> hit the hole with good force and now it's acting a bit different. >> reporter: here in downtown annapolis the debrisins sta for a while. a valiant effort to clear the water is under way. >> we're going to keep at t. >> and tomorrow morning we're probably doing the same teing. >> rep not just boaters caught up in the bris. >> it' detroit red winged from driftwood and into the bay. our challenge is being advised not to the sw

but if you do open the floodgates, and many conversations over the course of town as it pertains to the preservation of chinatown, you will see those pressures and will see a massive influx in gentrification and displacement in terms of the businesses, in terms of the people, and so for me, i think that they -- this particular part of our city has enough significance in history and plays a special enough role that it is warranted to have this particular protection, and then you know, adding on to the arguments that were laid out. i mean, if you look at the pending application, if you look at the dispersement, you cannot argue it's about access, it's just the market for profit and so for me, people that want to access medicinal marijuana or marijuana have plenty of options in that part of town and i think that seals the argument for me. so, i'm happy to be a co-sponsor of this legislation. >> president cohen: supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: thank you. i wanted to just remark about the gentrification pressures that cannabis stores are putting on neighborhoods. i do think that that

as soon as judge brett cavanaug cavanaugh's nomination was announced last night, the floodgates openedsteps of the supreme court competing who could be the most upset. >> [chanting. >> to say no to the supreme court and say yes to liberty and justice. if >> are you ready to defend roe vs. wade? >> what is at state? it's women's freedom, our freedom to make our own decisions, our freedom to decide how many children were supposed to have. >> >> tammy: it's official, -- johnhn daniel davidson is a senr correspondent at the federalist, he joined us now. i'll come to the program i appreciate you joining us. i'm sure we have all seen a lot of this outrage regularly, it's not necessarily a surprise. being at the federalist, i guess you're supposed to be evil. i'm wondering on that list that you're supposed to help you create with judicial nominees, godzilla and mouth are on that list, the hysteria was seeing over this is pretty outstanding. knowing the quality of all the judges you put on that list including judge gore such an now judge kavanaugh, what does the nature of the reaction you're s