the prosecutor speaking a little early i want to go straight to do going to correspondent to grady to get an. we just heard from the prosecutor in the city of lubec they have a suspect in custody do we know at this time of authorities are searching for other suspects or that this person act alone. as well as far as far west so far the suspect is the only one that has been arrested since this attack this afternoon and the authorities are so far just focusing their investigations on that man the thirty four year old german citizen who the prosecution office in lubec has since said was not born in germany but had german citizenship but what they also it is are still investigating as well exactly what the motive was behind this attack it was a few hours ago now shortly after half past one local time that the suspects reportedly pulled a weapon from a backpack and began to began they say attack and stabbed several people on that bus so. it is all working as quickly as they can to determine the exact motive behind this attack and we've also heard both from the interior minister as the coast

i spoke to them shortly before clare grady was released and put under house arrest.egan by asking martha about what they did when they entered the nuclear sub base. >> i was with my friends, seven of us. and we spent nearly two years discerning and praraying about what we could do. at we walked onto the base kings bay. not a well-known site. on behalf ofre people who couldn't do such a thing or take such an action. exposewalked there to the trident nuclear arsenal. symbolically disarmed the nuclear weapons. we were not anywhere near nuclear weapons. that group got a little bit closer to the bunkers. the booktially we left "the doomsday machine" on-site at the administrative machine at the strategic weapons facility of the atlantic. we posted an indndictment on the doors of the facility. manners that read the ultimate logic of the trtrident and we put up crimime tape. amy: and where did you go? the administration building. amy: why was this so important to do? >> i believe that the united states nuclear arsenal is the linchpin of white imperialism. rot upon the world.

that video shows two person ofr inst in the death of jonathan grady last week. that videows sho two men running across pennsylvania avenue southeast, june 28th. f the mera picks up one men holding something that looks like a knife. >>> a maryland man will spend the rest of his life in prison for murdering his fiancee and unborn child. prosecutors say he killed them because he didn't want to be a father. he stabbed hisnc f inside their apartment several years ago. montgomery county police realized something didn't add up based o the evidence. >> there was a blood trail in the crimecene that showed, she struggled from the bathroom to the bedroom to the livg room, trying to make her escape. >> prosecutors say this murder is part of a troubling trend, pregnant wom dying at the hands of their partners. >>> if you or someone you know is in an abusive relationship. you can search the app to learn more torotect yourself and your loved ones. >>> yesterday evening on "e" and 27b 2nd. no word on how serus the victim's injuries are right now. >>> a 3-year-old girl who was s

and i'm never going to forget what sheriff grady told these new cadets.them in the classroom. he said when you're at work and you see someone coming into that school and they're ready to hurt or kill one of our kids or teachers, i want you to shoot them graveyard dead. if you can't shoot them graveyard dead then we don't want you in this program and the door is over there and this job is not for you, so-- >> when you heard what scott peterson said, do you not believe it, don't accept it? the fact that he said i'm sorry, this was never meant to be an about being afraid to go in, he thought the shots were from outside, et cetera. what do you think? >> neil, that's all him just trying to cover up. he knew where to go. the guy drove him on the golf cart right to the building. he actually heard the shots when he was at the door that killed aaron feis and then he retreated back behind the wall and that's him trying to cover up. neil: it doesn't do us a lot of good or bring your beautiful daughter back. >> no,'s he just a coward. neil: and she'd be getting ready

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. >>> joe is here now, tom grady -- tom brady, jimmy garoppolo, learning what it's like to be a starting quarterback. >> the difference between last year and this year, there is genuine optimism about how the coming season might turn out. one very big reason is the fact that the 49ers feel they have found their franchise quarterback, by now you are familiar with the acquisition of jimmy garoppolo, he has never lost an nfl game in which he is started, rewarded with a huge contract. being a franchise quarterback comes with a lot of scrutiny, he gave an interview to bleacher report, the topic getting most of the attention is his relationship with a guy he used to backup, tom brady. quarterbacks are a very small position group, some of the most competitive players in the game who spend a lot of time together, that can create a volatile climate. one of the quotes featured in the story by tom brady, we got along, but there were always times where we want to kill each other. it was a healthy, competitive relationship.>> -- he probably can't wait for the score lines and storylines to the exes an

steve: congressman, you looked at some of the things in grady until over the years before we get to the details what you think overall this week has told us about the transferral in the world stage? >> the thing about president trump is he is not going to do something at a time six months or a year apart. he had two major summits as of tomorrow and run with north korea, now another with russia and in the meantime all 24, if you will, members of the cabinet have been engaged in followed by this president in a way that most presidents don't. this high-energy -- you may remember that campaign where there was low energy opponent but president trump has the ability and willingness to keep things going in multiple areas and particularly in foreign-policy a lot of times what happens is people say don't say anything about the elephant in the room but president trumps theory and it is a good one, stamp them and we can make change. that is what he is doing. he is moving in a way it was other people said we get to that five years from now, ten years from now, like bmc in israel. the reality is he'

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he has long been seen as kind of a justice in waiting grady was born and raised right here in washington undergrad and law school. he clerked for justice kennedy. worked in the white house for president bush. he was nominated to the d.c. court of appeals. tonight president trump praised him as a judge with impeccable credentials and unsurpassed qualifications. described him as someone who's proven to set aside his personal opinions and deal with the law. >> he is considered a judge's judge, a true thought leader among his peers. he's a brilliant jurist with a clear and effective writing style universally regarded as one of the finest and sharpest legal minds of our time. >> almost as soon as the announcement was over, protest erupted outside the supreme court. people chanting things like kavanaugh has got to go. save the supreme court. crews on the ground state got very hostile. some lawmakers stepped up to the microphone. senator elizabeth warren called kavanaugh a political animal for his time in the bush white hous white house. kirsten gillibrand and bernie sanders vowed to fight the

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comfortable as possible in the water and that's why they decided to mac days ago, we are ready, they're gradycided, we are ready, they are ready, let's give it a go. the outcome that everyone was waiting for, the last four boys free and 25 eagle caught out as well —— their 25—year—old coach out as well. it is still one boy and the coach up there near the entrance to the cave. we think they willjust be having a medical check before being taken to hospital so they are still two people to leave this site and then the rescuers had to get out as well so the rescuers had to get out as well so this operation still isn't quite over. we have seen how much risk there was in conducting this rescue, evenjust there was in conducting this rescue, even just supplying the catherine meyer the boys —— supplying the cavern where the boys were. these are the volunteers who have supported the rescue team, keeping them fed, giving them equipped, giving them somewhere to rest and relax when needed. cheering you can hear them celebrating because they have been waiting for the news that all these footballers we re th

according to texas congressman kevin grady who met with trump e this the solution to russian aggressione gop's corporate tax cuts, ic are set to expire in 2025, permanent. s >> peace throuength is foreign policy that works. myd it works best when america has a strong ecoand a strong military.de under your lhip, house and senate republicans are delivering on both of them. today is about how we can strengthen america's economy even more, and we think the best place to start is with america's middle class families, and our small business. so today we're here to talk to you about making permanent this x relief. >> seth: oh, my god, they really think tax cuts are the solution to everything. republicans use tax cuts the way guy fieruses butter. [ laughter ] and obviously this is insane for a mber of reasons. not only will corporate tax cuts do absolutely nothing to deter russian aggression, they don't even do anything to help the ec economy, or ically, worker's wages. as we've already seen with these gop tax cuts. >> the financial website payscale has released its data for the second quarter

. >> my time is running out, anastasia grady and i invite members to read this, the family remains inardy, thanks to a u.s. funded group she points out immediately after the high court they launched a full-scale press on capitol hill to cover up the many transgressions, how do you respond to that? >> i am not aware of any such, we can get you more details of what we know. >> so there's no cover? >> i'm not aware of a cover-up. >> thank you. we share the concerns of mr. smith. this committee will continue to work with the senate, the state department, the u.s. un on reforms that will preserve the essential functions while responded to legitimate criticisms. we go now to new jersey. >> thank you very much for holding this fall committee hearing on the western hemisphere. i think our panel that it's here today. thank you very much. i have this issue over the last few years that i have been on the western hemisphere committee that we do not focus enough on the western hemispheric caribbean. i think that while we sleep there are people out there prodding. basically amount their talk about

pepsi makes pepsi but also mountain, grady. we have seen sales decline.ne but pepsi has said it will not do that and it is doubling down on advertising for the brands i have mentioned pepsi, gatorade and mountain dew. how large the us markets reacting to all the turmoil we have had in the usa and in the uk with the brexit negotiations. is there any reaction on the us markets? there really isn't. investors here are concerned with two things, the impact that donald trump's protectionist trade policies could have and also second—quarter trade earnings. they wa nt to second—quarter trade earnings. they want to see that american corporations are taking advantage of a table business environment here in the united states. growth is trundling on nicely, tax reform is helping businesses pad their bottom line. when it comes to british politics, it is not really having any impact on what is going on in these death around me. thank you for that. let's have a quick look at how the markets have been getting on today. durling fell, it was down against the dollar and the

i don't know, there is only one person who knows that, graham grady, the chairman of the 1922 committeeakeover? i think the pie militias should return to her vision she set out at lancaster house, i think the party would unite behind that and i think that is what she should go back to. rachel is here with all of the business news, but first a look at the headlines on afternoon live. in his resignation statement to the house of commons, borisjohnson urges theresa may to change direction on brexit. while borisjohnson was delivering his speech the prime minister faced questions from the liaison committee of mps , reaffirming her committment to the goverment‘s brexit strategy. "a moment of miracle" — the thai footballers trapped in a cave for more than a fortnight describe how they felt when british divers found them. here's your business headlines on afternoon live. around 1,500 jobs are at risk after gaucho calls in the administrators. the restaurant chain has been trying to find a buyer for months, but high debt levels have put potential bidders off. and for the first time in six years,