ship rice as that as the grand national of unicorns and not of course it had things that don't exist. johnson is promising huge tax cuts out of this a promising things that they must know well around in the ripple and it's a symptom of a broken politics in the u.k. . the fragmentation of politics and of a stand of politics that is. really something quite foreign fit for the u.k. to have politicians promising things that they know. nothing to they know they trade they know that they come they know no nation are in which they could be treated. i would also say rogers the british politicians are not the only politicians who are guilty of that project as well as always it's good to have you on the program we appreciate you coming in to think you could see. how we pay the bills and earn a living the kind of work people have greeted the day with well it has changed over the decades and centuries just as much as societies relationship to labor has changed it is a volatile relationship and one that looks set to change dramatically yet again in this century. like key player in our relationship

i do wonder the weather in a hundred years' time the grand national will still be around when you seese, you might think that is now a brutal kind of thing to do i do think this is one of those things about charities and where they fit and the rspca does amazing stuff and brings for a successful prosecutions against people for badger baiting and dogfighting and stuff like that which i would argue is more important than taking away horse racing. 0rfishing rods. important than taking away horse racing. or fishing rods. can i take you back to the sunday times about real buses taking the train? marvellous bit of pr here. it is cheaper! railway bosses and their staff are being ordered to fly around britain for some journeys because it's cheaper than taking the train. the expenses policy, bearing in mind it went up by 3% this year, they have examples here and the cheapest flight brought by the staff wasjust under 20 cheapest flight brought by the staff was just under 20 quick cheapest flight brought by the staff wasjust under 20 quick flight cheapest flight brought by the staff was just und

june the 10th and the way it works is that you will have a list of people which will be like the grand nationalll have this line up of anything from a dozen to 20 people and they will put themselves forward and be whittled down by tory mps in parliament, about 300 of them, then the winning two, personally i think it is likely to be boris johnson versus michael gove, the environment secretary, and that is then chosen in the month ofjuly by the tory membership. do you think the endorsement from president trump helps boris? i don't think it really makes that much difference. i think it is factored in and the reason it looks as though the tories, unless boris self—destructs which is possible in the next five or six weeks, but if he does win, he will win because the tories are facing an existential crisis with the rise of the brexit party which threatens to eliminate the tory party, which is technically almost bust financially and either has to win back those brexit party votes or it is dead. the reason you might press the emergency button and send for a candidate like boris is that in that existent

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she's never publicly and might go well the mainstream but we're not unfortunate talking about the grand national here with . flat rate so we should keep arriving home caught but hours of future but let's look at rory stewart and he's been at the surprise packet of the airlie stages of the recently cause much more of a star that may have been expected i love this run because he is in the process of reinventing political discourse the way he goes out and talks to people not just talks listens to people this is very unusual he appears to be unmediated i.e. he hasn't got this team of spin doctors around me piers to be doing it on his own but what i love i. love about stuart is he's doing is own way now he is theft of 3 to one i ask of you it are a small investment yourself and if you know what i have done actually higher than that because i've found that i think even if he doesn't win this time your women here become tory leader proceeds to charity indeed and it's important but. i think that he's a very interesting player he is really come from nowhere he wasn't fancy at the start of a concept showe

it is like watching the grand national. thank you very much, nick ea rd ley, national.ten, sam gyimah has pulled out. that is take back for another look at that announcement need a few minutes ago by the joint acting chair of the backbench conservative 1922 committee when she announced the contenders going forward. we have received the following ballot nominations and in alphabetical order they are michael gove. proposer george eustice and nick morgan. matt hancock, propose a damian green and tracey crouch. mark harper, proposer jacket damian green and tracey crouch. mark harper, proposerjacket price. jeremy hunt, the proposer is doctor liam fox and the second is sir patrick mcloughlin. sajid javid, the proposer is robert halfon and the second is victoria atkins. boris johnson, who is proposed by elizabeth truss and seconded by ben wallace. andrea leadsom who has been proposed by chris heaton—harris and seconded by heather wheeler. esther mcvey who has been proposed by sir gary streeter and seconded by ben bradley. dominic raab, the proposer is david davis and the secon

lance, it is a bit like watching the beginning of the grand national, where you have a big field of tene people are surprised that as many as ten were able to muster a mp5 to support them. it is a relatively low threshold. there are some obvious no hopers still in the race. there is i'io hopers still in the race. there is no doubt that boris johnson hopers still in the race. there is no doubt that borisjohnson is out there as the favourite, in terms of there as the favourite, in terms of the numberof mps there as the favourite, in terms of the number of mps that claim to be backing him he is way out in front. and as far as we can tell, from people who go out and interview members of the conservative party around the country, he is popular with them, too. if you get into the final round, and it is looking increasingly likely well, then it would be a bullish person who would bet against him. and then what would bet against him. and then what would be the implications? —— fullness. would he us to a no—deal brexit? be the implications? —— fullness. would he us to a no—deal brexit7m he were

there was a moment in time where we could have built a grand national coalition and gone to china, china, you're a great nation, one of the most powerful countries in the 21st century but you've got to play by the rules. and instead of building that grand coalition, the administration has called canada a national security threat, not the kind of plan that we ought to have. so the third thing i think we need is the need to make sure that as particularly as the administration moves forward that we don't confuse trade issues with national security issues. the president, i think, has launched this trade war without building national alliances needed, without articulating clearly what his goals are. but what particularly concerns me is recent comments where he's indicated that the administration's appropriate actions, i would argue, around huawei might be a trading ship in our trade dispute with china. that would be a disaster. we're finally starting to make progress with allies in terms of raising the very legitimate concerns about huawei and other chinese provide ers in the 5g area. if that

. >> you can hear more from the sf pride lifetime achievement grand national donna persona in the latest episode of our bay area people podcasts. just search for bay area people in your podcast player. >> her story just one of several that ran in our half hour special a history of pride. if you missed it, it will air again sunday night at 6:30. that will be followed by ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00. >>> coming up here on the 4:00 police departments all across the bay area are working to improve relations with the communities they serve and coming up we'll tell you about the new program in sunnyvale helping officers better connect with kids. >> a cloudier, cooler, breezy day around the bay area and temperatures expected to fall just a bit more before we rebound in time for your weekend. i have details coming up. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives

so when you look at our communities, the grand canyon national park is the lifeblood for our community and we need to make sure that that water pipeline is taken care of. it was supposed to last 40 years and it was built in the 1960s and here it is 2019. so it's one of those situations where it needed to happen yesterday. >> exactly. and you mentioned in your testimony the importance of the partnership between local communities and the federal government. i've climbed or hiked mt. elden many times. can you share a little bit more about how important it is to have local stakeholders like the counties and cities involved and working with the federal government related to these maintenance issues? because we are all in this together. >> absolutely. so in regards to the roads, i spoke about lake mary road, we are looking to do that with stoneman lake and perkinsville road which will provide access to the coconino national forest. we are hoping to replicate some kind of connector. we maintain school routes on forest service property, we have an agreement with the forest service to maintain

the uncapped duo of chloe edwards and clara nielson as the red roses look to build on their six nations grand be harder than a world cup. you probably would not play the top five sides in the world during a world cup campaign. so it gives us a great chance to actually see where we are at. we did have a great six nations and we can only play the opposition in front of us but now we're going halfway across the world and playing the best teams that there are and it is our chance to show just what we're capable and find out where we are and how we then need to move on in terms of looking at the big picture of two years' time. the republic of ireland welcomed gibraltar to the year 2020 call fire hoping for a far more comfort books france and the one they endured on the rock back in march. back then they grind out a scrappy one happens or when but manager nick mccarthy insists they won't be looking to put ona insists they won't be looking to put on a show in dublin. we should be winning three, four, five. we need to play the game and sever that ta kes to play the game and sever that takes us. but t

we thank our friends at the grand teton national park for doing that.o have some snow in the mountains at the highest lower elevations, not just the southwest as we mentioned earlier in the broadcast. we'll get a little offshore flow and heat trough building in the northwest. and look at these numbers for seattle -- not too bad. portland getting up into the 90s tuesday and wednesday. you know, a lot of those folks don't have ac. so it's going to be kind of toasty. you may want to go to the beaches. yesterday we had the beach forecast for the east. here's the beach forecast for the west coast. cannon beach, water temperature around 50. if you're going to jump into the rivers or the lakes inland, you're talking about snow melt there. temperatures there in the water will be in the 40s. just be careful if you're going to be tempted to do that. and more palpable water temperatures in california. >>> good sunday morning. mid 60s in santa cruz. going into the 80s today. a spare the air alert for poor air quality in the santa clara valley. mid 90s there. >>> th

. >>> thousands of photographers around the world submitted images for national geographic's contest. >> the grand prize winner who received first place in the cities category is a chinese photographer. this is the photo. it depicts a fishing village in green land. buildings are painted bright colors to indicate the function when covered in snow. >>> and a mexican photographer won the nature category with this photo. it shows a vulture soaring through a national park in spain. >> and first place in the people category is titled show time. it depicts actors in china preparing for an opera performance. >>> and if you have a consumer problem or question, e-mail us consumerwatch at kpix.com. or call the hot line, 888-5 help 2. we'll be right back. get details on this state program. call or visit . >>> coming up at 5:00, they own their homes, but not the ground underneath it. the problem for a mobile home community facing a rhi that and more at 5:00. >>> and we have breaking news just before we leave. a former stanford sailing coach avoiding prison time in the college admissions scandal. . >> much more

there was a moment in time when we could have built a grand international coalition. china, you are a great nation among the most powerful countries in the 21st century, but you have to play by the rules. instead of building a grand coalition, the administration has called china a national security threat. not the plan we ought to have. the third thing i think we need don'tmake sure that we confuse trade issues with the national security issues. the president has launched this trade war without building international alliances were needed and not articulating what his goals are. what concerns me is a recent commas were raised indicating that the administration's appropriate actions around -- our tradebe dispute with china. we are finally starting to make progress with our allies in terms of raising the legitimate otherns about huawei and providers in the 5g area. if that would traded away as a foring chip, the ability our intelligence community, the ability for our technology community would be diminished. to the areas on legislative short-term we need toes floor, i have been a strong supporter of

and this week, the heart of our nation broke when we saw the tragic photograph of oscar alberto martinez and his 23 , drowned inaughter the rio grandeit shocked the conscience of the nation. but the truth is, what we saw then, on the front page of every newspaper in america, is what has been happening for months. people facing violence, sexual abuse, and worse, being brought up by people who have no regard , enticing them for their profit to make the dangerous journey north. i saw it first hand when i was visiting the border. i went to the detention facility. and to see these families, literally in numbers that have been overwhelming our system, was heartbreaking to me. of the way these poor and vulnerable families have been taken advantage of by these cartels and human traffickers was heartbreaking to see. but the american people are realizing we have a crisis on our southern border. that is why president trump declared a national emergency in i am proud to report we have january. already started to build that wall. .e will have 400 miles of wall [applause] that's why president trump took a strong stand and demanded that mexico do

and war dramas among the blockbusters filmed here inglorious basterds and the grand budapest hotel members of the national socialist party conquered europe to murder torture intimidation and tear that's exactly what we're going to do and so my life began to lobby boy in training. but some no fear that this traditionally left leaning town is about to undergo an inglorious shaved and become germany's 1st to vote a mayor from they'll turn to for germany party. the f.t. candidate said busty envy people had 36 year old police commissioner picked up 36.4 percent of the vote in the 1st round and he has a serious chance of topping the candidates in the 2nd round runoff later this week now actors and directors both german and for in calling on locals here too for they to mean the far right as for their businesses i personally think it's a good thing that the c.d.u. was finally voted out it never was and never will be good while they are in power. i don't really know but i think the previous government made too many mistakes. and no i don't think it's right i think the people of gurlitz a smart enough to decide for

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there was a time when we could have built a grand coalition and gone to china and said you're a great nation but you've got to play by the rules. instead of building that grand coalition the administration has called canada a national security threat. not, i believe, the kind of plan we need to have. particularly as the administration moves forward, we need to be sure we don't confuse trade issues with national security issues. the president, i think, has launched this trade war without building international alliances that i think were needed and without articulating clearly what his goals are. what particularly concerns me is recent comments where he has indicated that the administration's appropriate actions around huawei might be a trading chip in our trade dispute with china. that would be a disaster. we are starting to make progress with our allies raising legit concerns about huawei and other competitors in the 5g area. if that were to be traded away as a trading chip, the ability for our intelligence community, the ability for our technology community to have any credibility on a goi

but they recovered to post $237.00 for 6 thanks to james nations $97.64 for cullen the grand i'm pakistan suffered a few wobbles in their chase including the only loss of the man. but played by a superb century and 68 from harrison hale they would get across the winning line by 6 wickets and with 5 moves to spare. so offers are made struck the winning runs to spark big celebrations from the largely pakistan supporting crowd ah. it means pakistan join bangladesh just one point behind england with 2 games still to play in the top 4 qualify for the semifinals india are now the only unbeaten side at the tournament hosts egypt or into the last 16 of the africa cup of nations mohammad was among their scores in a to know when over the democratic republic of congo uganda took the lead through emmanuel zimbabwe before come a bill yet equalized that game ending 11 but zimbabwe's knowledge most owner was guilty of some crucial missed chances are geria of also qualified for the last 16 with a 10 win over guinea kamath almost all got the only go 17 minutes from time. pfieffer have begun disciplinary p

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grand slam. >>> 21 years in the national hockey league, not enough. apparently. for joe thornton. july. but somewhat of a surprise. looks like he's returning for his 22nd season. last year, well, he was shaking hands with the st. louis blues. figuring that's the end. but a reporter caught up with him today at the nhl awards ceremonies going on in las vegas. and you tell me. sounds like he's coming back with a smile. >> are you gonna play next year? >> yeah, and longer. >> have you talked to the sharks about that? >> we'll talk and sit down. i'll sit down with them and figure my body feels great. and it's gonna be the first time in a long time i don't have to rehab. >> he's feeling good right now. he says he could play five more year fist he stays healthy. we'll see. >>> you can really make a case the women's world cup, every bit if not more entertaining than the men's. two soccer power and soccer-crazy countries get together. italy against brazil. onto the pitch they come. and onto the 40th minute they will go. a nil-nil game. great chance for italy right here. it's barbara, denie

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pass along to people as well people forget how close are they just don't realize how close grand teton nationalt before memorial day we want yeah so this is just before memorial day weekend. so still some snow line and it can still be quite a bit but from the from the south entrance of yellowstone in wyoming to the welcome sign of great heat on it took me less than 10 minutes that's it. it's exactly when you're there. you got to do how can we think an 85 days yet you know we could more time is always always better, but i think if you have a lease vacation that very doable great place to go and then i think you we'll be right back. >>an 11 foot alligator made his way into a woman's kitchen in florida and the encounter was caught on camera. we go now to reporter sarah hallenbeck who has the story. >>it was 00:30am in the morning when mary was choosing heard a huge crash the gator going through a window that looked just like this one right here and came right into her kitchen that's when she locked eyes with a gigantic gator. patricia pechora was the first to spot a minor morning paper delivery ro

not only is the experience diminished but people question, do we really want to go to the grand canyon national this is a tremendous burden for the economy, because we do -- we depend on tourists for our economy. flagstaff williams, all of the surrounding communities that struggle, this then creates a burden for the counties and for our economy. host: is there legislation in front of congress right now that would resolve this problem, and what is its status, and is it bipartisan? guest: there is legislation in the house and senate. it is probably as bipartisan as you can get. in the senate, the restore parks act, and in the house, the restore parks and public lands act, were introduced earlier in the year in the senate -- year. in the senate, a third supports this bill. in the house, two thirds support this bill. the administration is also on board. just last week, there was a hearing on the issue, in the senate, and on wednesday of this past week, a bill was passed out of the house committee of jurisdiction. this is moving along, and now, we want leadership to make time for a vote on this legi

to take one example, there was a candle light dinner they held at union station in the grand foyer of union nationshions on every seat that cost $65 each. they spent $130,000 for that event on tiffany commemorative crystal bowls. just for that event. so you can see the -- you can see sort of some of the -- >> tiffany commemorative crystal bowls? >> i'm not sure the precise numbers. there were gift bags given out to the attendees. >> i raised a lot of money for these inaugurals and it's simple. activists love it. it's an event for a lifetime and for most high-end people that are spoiled, they come back home disappointed. they thought they would have tea with the president and his wife. >> perhaps get a tiffany crystal bowl, which is not a normal way of doing things. "the weekly" area tonight at 10:00 and available tomorrow on hulu. ken vogel, thank you, tamera keith and al, thank you-all, as well. i'm going to be joined in my next hour by sam stein and michael steele. more "kasie d.c." coming up in just a moment. d.c." coming up in just a moment. , that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what

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i'm going to michael's junior partner in this so-called grand coalition is it how weak it's become in the last year or 2 since the 2017 national elections here in germany that put the the the s.p.d. and the c.d.u. again together in what many said was an unhappy marriage of convenience to put a government together and these parties have just been weakening and weakening and getting lower and lower support in the polls and today's resignation announcement by andre and alex is just one more sign of trouble in the governing coalition. all right kate turning to you is there anyone who is an obvious successor to nala well one name that is already being thrown around is schultz who is currently the german finance minister and also the vice chancellor but at the same time if the s.p.d. . does now indeed one gets profile to the left as it promised before or were rather as it joined this loveless marriage as it was william mentioned with angela merkel's conservative then he is not the man for the job and at the moment there is no of the real obvious candidate that will be interesting in the coming days to see exactly which names are put

american nazi rty; richard butler, world war ii veteran and founder of the aryan nations; louis beam, vietnam veteran and grand; timothy mcveigh, gulf war veteran and oklahoma city bomber. >> it's important to remember, too, that returning veterans that join this movement, and active-duty troops, we're talking about a tiny, not even statistically significt, percentage of veterans. but within this movement, those yiople who did serve are p po enormously important role in instruction of w, in creating paramilitary activist mentality and training. o thompson: when we speak people involved in this movement today, they talk about leaderless resistance. can you explain that to me? >> sure. leaderless resistance is sically what we would understand today as cell-style terrorism: the idea that you can recruit a small number of committed activists, organize them, and thenhey will behave on their own in a cell without direct ties with movemen leadership. if we think, for instance, about the oklama city bombing, timothy mcveigh is sort of the ideal soldier of leaderless resistance.an he's infantry unit and werves in the g

in the grand scheme of our national defense. and by and large, they do. and by sharing with you, the command philosophy that i brought to mirad which is the same one that i use to the military seal of command when i commanded there and even my very first ship and it is basically three pillars. in accomplishing our mission, put your people first, above it all and i think you heard it all, all up and down the line here this morning, and second is be a professional, i expect everyone to be the very best at what it is they do. and number three, is be a good ship mate because that's how professionals treat each other as good ship mates. i think, i try and reinforce for everybody, you keep those three things in mind, we will be square, between them and me and we will have the force that's necessary to meet our nation's needs in the future. thanks. >> great. thank you. i think we heard from several of our folks up here, about how crucial learning is to leadership and especially in a time of great change. i know general you mentioned that you like to surround you

as chancellor candidate in the 2017 national election said we will not go into a grand coalition again we will not be in this government we will be in the minority we will redefine ourselves as an opposition party that's what he said right after the election in 20176 months later after i got america and her conservatives were unable to form a coalition with other parties there was the s.p.d. coming in and going back on that statement and then again finding themselves in a grand coalition exactly where they don't want to be on the criticism today is exactly the criticism then they have lost their way the c.d.u. has sucked up their main talking points the greens have dominated the issue of climate change and the more extreme parties on both the left and the right have the more disgruntled voters in germany so it really begs the question where does the s.p.d. the social democrats fit into the german political spectrum today which is amazing when you think that germany is seen from both within with and without as a social democracy and this is the social democrats who are having a really h