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frances hall went on trial for murder. prosecutors stephanie paulissen and scott simpson laid out the case for the jury. >> we understand why not justification to go attempt to run down your husband's mistress and kill him in the process. >> reporter: the star witness for the prosecution, bonnie contreras. >> i start to get hit from behind. >> reporter: bonnie told the jury how she watched with horror as she believed frances deliberately knocked bill off the road. >> i see her hit bill with the truck. and i see him fly off the motorcycle. >> reporter: bonnie said she later discovered frances' daughter, nikki hall, had left a message on her voice mail during the car chase. a message that seemed to speak to frances' intent that evening. >> told you to watch your back you [ bleep ] stupid [ bleep ]. >> what does that tell you? that they were out to cause harm to somebody. >> this is not an accident. >> reporter: tim lovett was the state's collision reconstruction expert. he said the evidence showed frances chased and hit bonnie. >> that escalade definitely hit that range rover at least two, maybe three times. >> reporter: but

to win euro 2017, they've also beating france annexed it only have to beat the host nation in the netherlands. someone who will see it from the sidelines asjill scottin to go through, what was that like? i'm just so happy. alas it was one of the best feelings i've had in football. been involved with the squad and 11 in yea rs involved with the squad and 11 in years and only having beat france for a0 yea rs years and only having beat france for a0 years to get that victory can't describe how i felt after that game. what went through your mind when you get the booking? i knew i was a yellow card away from missing the semifinal but my game for that day was to help the team get through. recent and disappointed that i could limit of that academy several selection but i'm stilljust so several selection but i'm stilljust so happy that we won and i'm confident in the team man of your carry on the journey on thursday. hopefully we'll get through to the final and there can be available to play if needed in the final. how do you against the netherlands sand wedge do you use the huge crowds to galvanise think the team thrives on pressure now. we've done so muc

scott took that to heart. a card that will rule her out if england progressed. as france bronze got on the ball and queued upjodie taylor. 0ne chance, 1—0. this, herfifth goal of the tournament. an injury to goalkeeper karen bardsley only added to the second—half tension and france never gave up. with england backpedalling, they threatened to steal the attention. but, for the first time in a long time, england held out against their rivals for an historic win. england advance and have taken a huge step forward. katie gornall, bbc news, deventer. england's cricketers are just six wickets away from victory against south africa in the third test at the oval. england set south africa a92 to win at the oval, with fifties from tom westley, joe root and jonny bairstow. south africa lost four wickets in their chase, closing on 117 forfour, with ben stokes taking two wickets in two balls in the evening session. last innings pressure, a50 looks like 900 sometimes especially on a wicket that plays like this. hopefully we can get these and finish it off pretty quickly with some disci

scott took that to heart. a card that will rule her out if england progressed. as francely, until lucy bronze got on the ball and queued upjodie taylor. 0ne chance, 1—0. this, herfifth goal of the tournament. an injury to goalkeeper karen bardsley only added to the second—half tension and france never gave up. with england backpedalling, they threatened to steal the attention. but, for the first time in a long time, england held out against their rivals for an historic win. england advance and have taken a huge step forward. katie gornall, bbc news, deventer. england's cricketers are just six wickets away from victory against south africa in the third test at the oval. half centuries from tom westley, making his debut, captainjoe root and jonny bairstow helped england to declare their second innings on 313 for eight. they then took four south africa wickets before the close of play on day four, including two wickets for ben stokes. wigan warriors will face holders, hull fc in rugby league's challenge cup final next month. wigan booked their place at wembley with a 27 poin

scott. if all goes as planned gas stations will be a think of the past in france. the country has set a goal of phasing out cars that run on gas and diesel by the year 2040. france's environment minister shows the move shows a country's commitment to fighting climate change. this week volvo said it would make hybrid or electric models starting in the year 2019. larry: fireworks over spain has the country kicking off the famed running of the bulls festival. thousands of people packing in the square dressed in white clothes and red neck scarves. tomorrow will mark eight bull run through the street and bull face matadors in afternoon bull fights. alison: back at home, a scandal that rocked our region and tonight a playwright's take on the rabbi turned voyeur will hut the stage in d.c. richard reeve live in northeast to rich, which is unusual. richard: the play being shown at gallaudet university at 7:30. the playwright a.j. catch -- campbell followed the case slowly and said she felt compelled to write the story. and although it was a dark subject she hopes it will he

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. >> scott, to your earlier point about how the white house should be answering this? in franceident gave a very long answer about it going into the details of this. how much does this hurt the agenda the white house helps to move forward. many on capitol hill think it is. >> this russian issue in general. not this week. threatening to engulf the presidency. that is agenda stifling. a way forward here for the president. he could ask congress for the russia sanctions bill immediately which would send a strong bipartisan message. he could order all staff to fully cooperate, testify, publicly, and to bring any information to the special counsel. he could order a full separation of the white house staff, from any response to this issue, that isn't his response. i'm concerned about white house staff doing response work for people that don't work in the government. he could acknowledge meddling and intel agencies to the white house for the briefing. and use that information to preisnpr present a task force. we didn't have meddling in the future. that is a set of actions, bold, decisi

france. >> sophy cal's exhibition on view at the ft. mason center. entry is free. and that does it for us. you can find more of our coverage at kqed.org/newsroom. i'm scott shafer. robert: a stunning staff shakeup at the white house. chief of staff reince priebus is out. : security chief john kelly steps in. i'm robert costa. we take you inside the west wing where power intentions are boiling over tonight on washington week. unplugged. incoming communications director anthony scaramucci launched a vulgar rant. that fight comes as the president slams the attorney general, calling jeff sessions beleaguered. president trump: i want the attorney general to be much tougher. robert: leaders are warning the president to back off. >> there will be hell t

france. >> sophy cal's exhibition on view at the ft. mason center. entry is free. and that does it for us. you can find more of our coverage at kqed.org/newsroom. i'm scott shafer. captioning sponsored by wnet >> sreenivasan: on this edition for sunday, july 30th: tensions continue to rise following the latest missile launch by north korea. in our signature segment, good business: companies committing to employees, environment and community. and, the impact of climate change on the northwest passage. next on "s newshour weekend." >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the j.b.p. foundation. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. the anderson family fund. rosalind p. walter, in memory of abby m. o'neill.

france. >> we did talk about that later. with me now, mary katherine ham, errol louis, kirsten powers, scott jennings, and paul begala.cott, can the white house really claim this was transparency with a straight face? >> in a crisis public relations situation, typically you want your first response to be, you know, what's the old saying, measure twice, cut once. you don't want to be coming back to the well. they did, however it took, arrive at a transparent moment of e-mail release. that was a choice they had to make. they need to follow through on that now. and he does need to testify. he's offered to do it. that's absolutely the correct public posture. one worry i have about this whole issue is that in some of the reporting, there are west wing staffers on air force one, helping craft the response for donald trump jr.. >> reported that in "the new york times." >> yes, this is troubling, because you may have people who aren't in the meeting, who may be didn't even know anything about it until that moment, that are possibly now in the investigatory loop, when they otherwise might not have been. and so, as someone who'

jill scott, otherwise impressive, took that to heart. this would rule her out of the semi—final. francerfifth goal of the tournament. an injury only added to the tension and although france threatens, for the first time in a long time against their rivals, england held out. this was a historic win for the lioness is. mark sampson's side will now face the netherlands and the last four. and with the holders, germany, knocked out, england are now the favourites for the title. she said it, they are favourites! only an almighty south african defence can stop england's cricketers taking a series lead on the final day of the third test. some big hitting from england's batsmen meant they were able to declare, setting south africa a world record chase of a92 to win. england's bowlers took four wickets before the close, with two in two balls for ben stokes. south africa resume this morning still 375 runs behind. last—innings pressure, a50 looks like 900 sometimes, especially on a wicket that's been playing like this. so, you know, we've done very, very well to get the four wickets. so hopefully w

france with major challenges facing him here back home. hello everyone and welcome to "happening now," i'm julie banderas. >> leland: it's friday, we made it. great to be with you. i'm weel invented in for scottresident trump and president macron marked but still in pari paris. video of the present presidentg up the steps. they took off for new jersey hours ago. there's a lot waiting for the president when he arrives. new details are emerging in the russia investigation and senate republicans set to face a do-or-die moment in their effort to repeal and replace obamacare. john roberts traveling with the president in paris and while he was enjoying all the festivities, he was also tweeting about things back home. >> he was, and we'll get to that in a second. another evolution in this story, this firestorm of controversy surrounding donald trump, jr., and his meeting in june of 2016 with russian attorney natalia veselnitskaya. there is a new revelation out today that there were more people who are at that meeting than previously reported, including a russian-american lobbyist who is a former soviet counterintelligence associate. it was confirmed that he was in that meeting and he was in the sovi

france. he had delayed his official visit after plans of protests. what do you think about the cnn tweet or anything else for that matter? we always answer your questions and comments on twitter. i'm @scottmcgrew. >> scottthe man to ask. do we call it the 3rd of july ahead of the fourth of july? >> why not? >> or is it just the fourth of july holiday weekend. >> for some companies it is a holiday. >> at least our state beaches, i believe, are open. >> good for us on the west coast. it's not the same in new jersey. we're going to enjoy our time. cool temperatures along the coast and warmer temperature land. as we get a live look outside are from mt. hamilton looking over the south bay a gorgeous start at 5:50 and all clear skies there. looking live to twin peaks. looking at today's high temperatures, we'll be in the mid-80s in the north bay, up to 85 in santa rosa, concord. 86 degrees. 85 in livermore. also some mid-80s for the south bay. bring the long sleeves and a jacket there, also half moon bay, 62 degrees in san francisco up to 65. as you look out the window getting ready and we start out with the need for a jacket because it is cool but short sleeves because we do have this wide range in temperatu

their kids with all three kids, and you know, courtney and scott have not spoken for a couple of months now after they were both in south of franceow, a handful of different women. she was there with her now boyfriend, and she was really upset with this drinking binge he wept on and partying and she was worried about him, because he is the father of her chi children, but looks like they've buried the hatchet once more for the sake of the kids. can stay on the right path here or as courtney would say if scott can stay on the right path. >> of course. this doesn't seem like it's one of those -- the bev ben affleck vacation. >> for the kids. >> stayed in separate areas. they did it for the kids. >> this is for the kids. there's no romantic connection here. this is purely a family vacation just for the kids. >> all right. two stories back to back doing it for the kids. >> speaking rove man tick connections, i don't know i was sort of invested in jeremy meeks marriage and him being a family guy we're talking of course about the blue eyed hot felon who became a model. >> allison. >> i'm sorry, i'm a hopeless romantic. >> charles the bl

france with major challenges facing him here back home. hello everyone and welcome to "happening now," i'm julie banderas. >> leland: it's friday, we made it. great to be with you. i'm weel invented in for scott president macron marked but still in pari