boy franky here, yes.f the other things i want to talk about was the other part every this. this is another thing that sets the pennsylvania spca aside, that's our humane police. and you may remember that the dog cranberry. we had a ton of pictures of cranberry, and the horrible story, yes, starved practically to death. found in a trash bag, than is an example what the pennsylvania spca did when the good samaritan found the dog, our humane law enforcement, forensics got, able to investigate, make arrest, rehabilitate this dog, our large in-shelter hospital and re home the dog. cran berry is doing absolutely phenominal. but it is just one of the many, many things that we do at the pennsylvania stspca. not only do we rescue animals, we save neighborhoods, because it bridges up the entire city when animals are treated well, the entire city benefit. and take look at this, rahel? >> i remember this. >> yes. remember? barkann wine? that's big signature event. as you know the pennsylvania spc a and cbs-3 we partn

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i'll start off by asking you this, frankie, is that okay? frankie. what motivated you to do a lot of research on evangelicals and to decide to devote so much attention to the evangelical community? where was the interest point for you? >> let me preface this by saying the last time i met david, and i only met him once, i was interviewing him and i'm not sure that i like this change in rolled back. [laughter] in any case, i began thinking a long time ago about how important evangelical was to american life and in particular, to all kinds of things i studied like textbooks, like ronald reagan and by accident in 1980 i was teaching in lynchburg virginia and a professor, at a liberal arts college said there's a huge fundamentalist church next-door and you must go and see it. so i went. it was paul wells church and as it happened he was just starting the morrow majority. my editors would never heard of him before said yes, write a piece about him because he was starting to make news. i wrote less about him that at the time and then about his community. i

frankie mccamley, bbc news, at goodison park.ut voted on the measure at its annual spring conference in cardiff today. it comes as a survey ofjust over 3,000 staff carried out by the union found that almost half of young teachers expect to quit the profession within 5 years. increasing paperwork, longer hours and concerns over mental health were just some of the reasons cited. 0ur education correspondent gillian hargreaves was at the conference. there is a strong undercurrent to this four—day conference, and that is anger at what teachers perceive to be significant cuts to funding in england's schools. as you have just said, they have now balloted to increase the pressure on the government with further industrial action, and they have not ruled out the possibility of a one—day strike, a national protest against what they regard as significant funding cuts. they have had delegate after delegate after delegate talking this morning. one was a parent, a mother who described how, in her area, some schools have had to even limit the am

from goodison park, frankie mccamley reports.ather was nigerian, compared here to a gorilla. and the man who wrote it, kelvin mackenzie, now suspended. he also claims the only other people in liverpool earning as much money were drug dealers. i've reported it to merseyside police and they're investigating the complaint. i have also written to the press complaints commission. the comments i believe were overtly racist. the club reacted quickly, banning the sun, stating the newspaper has to know any attack on this city is not acceptable. it follows a long—running hatred towards the newspaper who blamed fans for the hillsborough disaster that left 96 dead. with applause at today's match to mark the 28th anniversary. the sun's publisher news uk has apologised for the offence caused, saying it was unaware of ross barkley‘s heritage and there was never any slur intended. mr mackenzie says it was beyond parody to describe the article as racist. outside the stadium, fans welcomed the news. what he said about ross barkley i think is shock

frankie mccamley, bbc news.nal — named rakhmat akilov — who's suspected of carrying out last week's attack in the capital stockholm. today sweden's prime minister and the mayor of stockholm have taken part in a nationwide minute's silence to remember the victims. four people — including a 41—year—old british man, chris bevington, were killed when the stolen lorry was driven into a department store. the high—street fashion company jaeger has collapsed into administration. the company was founded in 1884 and one stressed audrey hepburn and marilyn monroe but has been struggling for some time and made a pre—tax loss of more than £5 million last year. the head of barclays is expected to be stripped of his million pound annual bonus for attempting to uncover the identity of a whistle—blower who'd raised concerns about a senior member of staff at the bank. jes staley could lose up to £1.3 million. he's also been issued with a formal reprimand, and is subject to an investigation by the financial regulators. here's our

frankie mccamley, bbc news, at goodison park. killed in syria after an explosion hits a convoy of coaches carrying evacuees on the outskirts of aleppo. north korea stages a huge military parade to mark the anniversary of the birth of the country's founder, amid warnings over rising tensions with the us. everton bans sun journalists from its stadium and training ground following a column by kelvin mackenzie regarding midfielder ross barkley. the turkish president has been speaking to supporters ahead of tomorrow's referendum on major constitutional changes that could see him gain significant new powers. he's hoping to secure a yes vote, which would see the country shift from a parliamentary to a presidential republic. my colleague nuala mcgovern is in istanbul where president erdogan is holding his final rally. the campaigning has come to an end, what are the turkish people voting for and what will happen if it does call president cardigan's way? —— coal. it is the eve of this significant referendum. what is it state —— at sta ke

frankie mccamley, bbc news.tian summer camps in the early 1980s. john smyth is accused of a series of brutal assaults on pupils from winchester college. the bbc has now been told that smyth also recruited one of his victims and asked him to administer further beating to his friends. that pupil is now the head teacher of a prep school in buckinghamshire. this report from fiona lamdin contains some graphic content. i think i was probably beaten about 3,000 times byjohn smyth but i can only remember one stroke. it was only when he actually hit me that i suddenly realised the full horror of it. 22 young men, brainwashed and then beaten, in what victims now describe as a religious cult. john smyth, a leading qc, infiltrated britain's oldest public school, persuading teenage boys that his violent beatings could purge them of their sins. i'm john smyth, and the director ofjasa, as we call the justice alliance. andy morse was only 1a, a pupil at winchester college in 1975 when the grooming started. less than two years l

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. >> bacon is my dog's sibling and he had a litter of puppies and we have been bringing them on, frankie biscuit have been on so far. [ laughter ] >> so we were going to talk about -- so most owners think when their dog or cat is urinating not where they are supposed to, that it's behavioral but in my experience most are a medical issue and the rule of thumb is to make sure that there is not an underlying medical problem. urinating in an inappropriate location with a cat often times means they are not feeling well not feeling well can be from urinary tract infection or bladder abnormalities to kidney disease, liver disease, thyroid disease, et cetera, et cetera. in dogs, a lot of times it's urinary tract infection and other bladder issues. if they are older we worry about kidney disease and liver disease and all that. so the right thing to do is when your pet is doing that, not to wait because you don't want the problem to last longer than it should. contact your veterinarian. they should be doing an examination, blood draw, urinals with a urine culture. a lot of owners don't realize tha

grace and frankie, hemlock grove. season one of... show me house of cards. xfinity watchathon week starts april 3. get unlimited access to all of netflix and more, free with xfinity on demand. ♪ jason: it's a $2.5 trillion industry populated by some of the biggest and most influential investors in the world. i am jason kelly and i am here in berlin at a conference, the biggest gathering of private investors of its kind. over the past few days, we talked to some of those investors about what's on their minds. in a world awash with money, they make dealmaking more difficult going forward. our first conversation is with david rubenstein. the cofounder and co-ceo of the group. one of the most important voices in the equity industry. i started asking him about the effect that president trump has had on his business. david: we are enjoying what the president is talking up. i don't think anybody anticipated this from the day of the election. obviously, a lot of stocks are up. in the financial services. i think equity has benefited from that. when public equity goes

franky mccamley reports.staple on the shelves inside most shops and supermarkets but once the chewing gum leaves the store and makes it way onto the high street, that's when it becomes an unattractive problem. councils in england and wales are now calling on the manufacturers to contribute to the huge bills they face to clean it up. we have over a number of years asked the industry to try and find a solution using the chemistry and science that they have at their disposal. they have been really slow to act and this is another call to say, actually, this £60 million a year that councils are spending to clear up their product could be better spent on other services to the public. the call comes after one charity found almost every main shopping street in the country is sustained by gum. along with around two thirds of all roads and pavements. —— stained. and here on one of britain's busiest high streets — oxford street in london — it's not difficult to spot chewing gum stuck to the floor and is not surprising c

african-american dinner was a 7-year-old, described as a 7-year-old negro pianist and his name is frankieobinson and i tracked him down and he is still alive. i invited him to the dinner last year and with julie's help, i took him to the reception and introduced him to the first african-american president. the first african-american person at the dinner in 1946. and it was moving for both of them and i was glad to make that happen. host: the book comes out in about a year. >> finish this year and come out next year. host: thank you george and julie. thanks for being with us. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >>'s and placards will begin ,omorrow at 9:30 p.m. eastern the dinner will also include the announcement of several journalism awards, as well as the recipients of college scholarships divided by the association. >> tonight on c-span, the president's address to the nra, followed by rick bader ginsburg talking to students at georgetown university. later a discussion on the state of news media. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, like every day with policy issues th

his name is frankie robinson and i tracked him down and he is still alive. interviewed him and invited him to the dinner last year and with julie's help, i took him to the reception and introduced him to the first african-american president. the first african-american ever at the dinner in 1946. and the first president. it was moving for both of them and i was glad to make that happen. host: the book comes out in about a year. >> finish this year and come out next year. host: thank you, george and julie. thanks for being with us. >> c-span's live coverage of the dinner will begin tonight at 9:30 p.m. eastern. this year's entertainer is hasan minaj. the dinner will include the announcement of several journalism awards and the recipient of college scholarships provided by the association. >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, former sierra club executive director talks about his new book on combating climate change. morrissey discusses the level of conservative support for president t

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and it's something that hasn't caught us by surprise, frankie, unfortunately.your point about corruption, and many people might want to argue about the league table of corruption in europe. wejust heard reference to gibraltar in the conversation i've just to gibraltar in the conversation i'vejust had, to gibraltar in the conversation i've just had, they matter, and you need to get them sorted out. yes. we are the chamber of commerce, we commissioned an independent study two years ago of the effect of the gibraltar economy on the spanish hinterland. its effect is massively positive. we are the second biggest employer in the whole of andalusia. we contribute 25% of the gdp in the neighbouring region. we generate one in every fourjobs. neighbouring region. we generate one in every four jobs. so neighbouring region. we generate one in every fourjobs. so the gibraltar influence in a nearby spain is a very positive one. you also have a lot of spanish workers coming your way on a daily basis, and you need that to continue presumably at the same level and with the same

his name was frankie sugar child robin said. he is still alive.im, i invited him to the dinner last year. with julie's help, i was able to take him to the reception and introduced him to the first african-american president. it was pretty moving. i was glad to help make that happen. steve: the book comes out in a year. george: i'm going to finish it this year and it will come out next year. steve: we look for to that. george condon and julie winston. thank you to both of you. thank you for being with us. julia: thank you. >> five coverage of the white house correspondents dinner begins tonight at 9:30 p.m. with daily show comedian hassan panache. n. donald trump will not be there. up, we will be taking you to the national mall for climate change rally. it is one of several happening across the country this weekend. today's event and washington, d.c., is being organized by the people's climate movement. it should get underway around 3:00 p.m. has removedunced it several pages from its website including those that had to do with climate change. they

his name was frankie robinson. i tracked him down and he is alive. i interviewed him. i invited him to the dinner last year. we were able to take him to the reception and introduce him to the first african-american president. it was ready moving. for both of them. i was glad to make that happen. host: the book comes out in a year? guest: i'm going to finish it this year and it will come out next year. host: we look forward to that. to both of you, thank you for being with us. >> hassan manoj will headline this year's dinner. trump will not be attending the dinner this evening. he will be the first president to skip the gathering in three decades. he is holding a rally in pennsylvania. we will have that event to you ahead of the correspondents dinner. >> sunday night, john kasich discusses his new book. governor kasich is interviewed by christie todd whitman. trump and webout should learn something about that. compensator's the voters were the same coin. they didn't care if the person they were doing did what they said they were going to do. you think congress has learn

well, earlier i spoke to our correspondent frankie mccamley, who has spent the afternoon outside goodison outside the club, a lot of them, as you can imagine, are saying they are extremely happy with this decision to ban the sun journalists, also from the training ground and any operations to do with the football club. just to give you an idea of the feeling of fan groups towards the sun newspaper, we were given a leaflet this morning, and there we re banners outside the club saying, sun journalists are not welcome. we know in the local area a lot of newsagents don't sell the newspaper and a lot of taxis we have seen have got this logo printed on them. speaking to the liverpool mayor, joe anderson, he did call for a protest to take place. he has now said that doesn't need to happen because now there is this real sense that the people have spoken, the fans have spoken, the club has listened, and action has now been taken, following that article by kelvin mckenzie. you talk about attitudes to the sun newspaper more broadly in liverpool, and that takes us back to the hillsborough tragedy and

from goodison park, frankie mccamley reports.he footballer in the centre of it all, everton midfielder ross barkley, whose grandfather was nigerian, compared here to a gorilla. and the man who wrote it, kelvin mackenzie, now suspended. he also claims the only other people in liverpool earning as much money were drug dealers. i've reported it to merseyside police and they're investigating the complaint. i have also written to the press complaints commission. the comments, i believe, were overtly racist. the club reacted quickly, banning the sun, stating the newspaper has to know any attack on this city is not acceptable. it follows a long—running hatred towards the newspaper who blamed fans for the hillsborough disaster that left 96 dead. with applause at today's match to mark the 28th anniversary. the sun's publisher news uk has apologised for the offence caused, saying it was unaware of ross barkley‘s heritage and there was never any slur intended. mr mackenzie says it was beyond parody to describe the article as racist. outside

and the of world war two pilot that was printing up invitations and then paying their respects to frankieand bobby but like i said all the remains of the of passengers were put into a hole in the ground left unmarked. >> comments or questions greg. >> i am not working and anything now. when you give about six years of your life you have to give half of that back my daughter is here and is 12 years old now i bring her with me to show her what i have been working on but no. >> there is a lady is brewing but i don't entertain them right now. [laughter] >> if you go around the country like this do you get the impression after all these years and everything that mexican and mexican-americans have done especially the southwest including the ultimate sacrifice of going to the military defiant that we feel we continue to be treated as less than? >> absolutely. you don't have to go far to hear the rhetoric echoing in the 20's and '30's that we hear today one of the things that the story had the power word to do a did not want books to add it to the rhetoric but wanted it to cut through that so to

grace and frankie, hemlock grove. season one of...how me house of cards xfinity watchathon week starts april 3. get unlimited access to all of netflix and more, free with xfinity on demand. john: cop cop. [applause] >> caddies to that guy go commercial with a camel? >> guess what today is? >> but holiday is wednesday because you are over the hump of the workweek last year during finals week at the university of st. thomas students propose to bring a camel chews celebrate to make it over the hump final it was controversy and it was canceled but greg lukianoff knows why for individual rights and education specializing in tracking the endless claims of victimhood. what was wrong? >> a started to argue was animal cruelty but he was a local camel and had nothing else to do and then they made the argument was offensive to the middle eastern people although there were never mentioned and it was a reference to the funny guy go commercial so they canceled the event random claims that people were offended. john: to find this a lot. >> i have do