pleased the guardian have this on theirfront page pleased the guardian have this on their front pageindividuals. we must leave it there, you will be back in half an hour leave it there, you will be back in halfan hourand leave it there, you will be back in half an hour and we will look at some more stories. that's it, join us some more stories. that's it, join us again for the news at the top of the hour. the weather is going to continue to improve across many parts of the country through the course of this evening and overnight and the good news is that tomorrow, it's looking quite promising across most of the uk, not everywhere. this low pressure that brought the dreadful weather today is still going to be affecting eastern areas and it will affecting eastern areas and it will affect eastern areas overnight and eastern scotland in particular may still get a fair bit of rain. this is early wednesday, a lot of clear whether across the south and west but in the north—east of england and eastern scotland, still pretty blustery and it will take time for the rain to fizzle away. then we

and the guardian has a page with that... and the guardian hasa fair page with that... the guardian has a fair bit on the warnings that we re has a fair bit on the warnings that were given not just has a fair bit on the warnings that were given notjust about has a fair bit on the warnings that were given not just about staying put but warnings going back several years and there was an action group that said last november about this catastrophic event will highlight the incompetence of the landlord. these warnings were ignored. and serious questions need to be raised about what sort of management was there and who ignore these warnings. they raised the points that we would probably immediately think of, there was no sprinkler system, where was the building white fire alarm, there was only one fire escape for the whole floor trying to come in residents trying to go out which is why they had to stay put policy so firemen could get in but then also a p pa re ntly firemen could get in but then also apparently there were some gas pipes in the escape, in emergency exit. and th

giles, front—page of the guardian, on a lot of the other front—pages as well.e has pulled out of the deal signed in 2015. this is no surprise. he stood on this in his ma nifesto surprise. he stood on this in his manifesto so for once, in one element, it is expected, and i am sure the oil and gas companies are rubbing their hands. however, it does reinforce in view of trump and america retreat from the world stage, following a protectionist policy and you have to wonder what it does for inward investment in the country. you are not seeing a strategy? terms of what is going on. it reinforces this view it is lurch from one chaos to another. really interesting, giles mentioned there, nigel, all companies running their hands, they are not. head of exxonmobil said it was a mistake. the companies don like this at all. that is a positive of the whole thing. trump is saying the deal is a job killer. yes. and, bear in mind the constituency that trump was appealing to, the kind of person in pennsylvania, who looked at his steel work, rusting away, and there would be nojob

the guardian are saying they we re latest. are saying they were told by the council, that the last inspection, two inspections, during the refurbishment project. last 2000 16. they did not seem to spot that the building had been clad with this material, now questions over the height of the building, this material was not supposed to be on buildings above a certain height, ten metres. i don't know, i was speaking to somebody in scotland, the building control standards between england and wales and scotla nd between england and wales and scotland are different. self policed, stricter, i'm not sure. we will hear more and more of this coming out. the one thatjumped out, the fifth or sixth paragraph, the architects propose fire retardant cladding, it was turned down. we have heard this time and again. i think that was a more interesting revelation than the fact it failed some inspections. that cladding is going to become the story coming forward. we have the story already, the slightly more expensive cladding, they chose not to use

that's what the guardian says. the guardian actually endorsed corbyn himself. thethey are ganging up on jeremy corbyn. that's what the guardian says. mirror comes out in favor of jeremy corbyn but probably has a very unflattering picture of theresa may for its front page with the headline lies. many of across the u.k. them are urging british voters to choose theresa may. don't sun's front page, chuck britain in the corbyn. he will declare war on business and hike taxes to fund his socialist promises. that's what the sun says. starring -- mail is trying to stay true to its hyperbole. >> it calls on readers to reignite the british spirit and vote may. also endorsing the tories, the financial times, daily telegraph and the independent seems pessimistic about corbyn's chances. it says final reckoning. may is on track for a sweeping win. makingction is also headlines in france. let's have a look at a few of those papers. greattholic paper says written is full of uncertainty. the editor saying on its front page that it is not a united kingdom but a divided one. north

the guardian, similar. g re nfell tower fury street. the guardian, similar.ower fury on the streets. and one of our story. all of the broadsheets and tabloids, united. it is not often you get the newspapers doing this. got the same music. and what is going to be said next monday, when we start to discuss brexit? before the queen's speech. that is what should be dominating the news. the financialtimes also have one of our story. amazon on whole foods. extraordinary. purchasing this market grocer.l whole foods. extraordinary. purchasing this market grocer. a pay cheque. that is how much it costs to use this place. amazon into physical stores. moving into a sector that they do not dominate. stores are dying in the us. malls are ghost towns. that is what this is about and that this won't is going to happen here. we are not going into shops. going to be keeping those open, but are not distributing outlet for services. does that worry you? i think it should worry us all, but it is the financial might of amazon, the deal— making. but it is the financial might of ama

breaking out the guardians, pal.e celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakout! during the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! >>> i have a way for you guys to make four years' tuition in one month. >> no surprise here, things totally get out of control in "the house," when will ferrell and amy poehler start an illegal casino in their neighbor's place. >> here's a first look. >> we got ourselves a casino! >> yes! >> this is working! >> they come up with the scheme after spending their daughter's tuition money. they need money fast. >> we've never done a film together, we've worked in a film many, many years ago called "blaze of glory". >> that was back in 2007, and she didn't shoot scenes with will ferrell. >> you would assume, oh, they've done tons of stuff together. and we really haven't. >> luke, i am your lobster. >> on the set, the "snl" alums kept cracking each other up. and they really got to show off their physical comedy skills. >> get off my husband! >> check out the cra

still with the guardian, fragile tories warned over brittle brexit.hard, and now a brutal draxler. the argument is that they have got such a slim grasp on power, not even a majority, some people saying they don't even have a mandate to go into the negotiations. the problem from the point of view of brussels and european partners is that there is a slim grasp on reality. basically because britain may have a week government, when people come to brussels to negotiate, if anything is agreed the concern on the part of brussels is that this will not be backed up by government, because government will not be in a position to follow through on anything. again the perception of brussels is that the perception of brussels is that the uk does not know what it wants. it has so many contradictory aims, it wants to participate in regulated market without following the rules, she wasjust something market without following the rules, she was just something that market without following the rules, she wasjust something that is hard to get your head around. from brusse

let's look at the guardian. a bit more sober, you might say. for the campaign. pitch for'the'cantpaig’ntptetty“ ‘—-u ~ pitch for'the'cantpaig’htptetty“ g the guardian. a big picture ofjeremy corbyn, and a smaller one, i suppose, picture ofjeremy corbyn, and a smaller one, isuppose, of picture ofjeremy corbyn, and a smaller one, i suppose, of theresa may. but no ringing endorsement. they don't say go out and vote this way about. for so long, they have been the intellectual home of the moderate central - the been the intellectual home of the moderate central- the mirror moderate central voices. the mirror once went very hard. the guardian full month after month have been home to the kind of intellectual voice of the left, seem we have two reformers will be electable. that the right thing, i think, reformers will be electable. that the right thing, ithink, from reformers will be electable. that the right thing, i think, from the guardian's perspective, interns are giving a measured front page. the clients towards corbyn's perspective. —— it tends

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charlie: what was the guardian system?t is unbelievable is the osage were the wealthiest people per capital in the world. they were scapegoated for their money. this was in the 1920's. somehow, members of the u.s. congress would say -- they would hold hearings about these native americans and all of their money. they went so far as to pass legislation requiring many osage to have white guardians to manage their wealth. this system was not abstractly racist, it was literally racist, it was based on the quantum of osage blood. if you were full-blooded, you were considered incompetent and given a guardian to manage your wealth. you could be a great chief who lead a nation and had millions of dollars in that trust and you have a white guardian whether or not you could buy this car or that car for that toothpaste at the corner store. not only was it racist, it also created one of the largest criminal enterprises. many guardians swindled millions of dollars. charlie: he sold this book to the movies? david: yes i did. my hope is

the guardian reporting on the new look ken. all six versions. it looks like a boy band. i am the same age as cat as ——i am the same age as ken. are they going to make a fat boy ken? they say they have. not as bumpy as me. absolutely fascinating chat. thank you to you for watching as well. hello, once again. as has been the case in recent days, tuesday brought 30 degrees quite widely across the southern half of the british isles and, as they say on the bbc, other heatwaves are available. if we get to sa on wednesday that will put us well up the league table. not quite into pole position compared to 1976, but certainly up there. of course, wednesday is the summer solstice. for some, the real start of summer. and it will certainly feel that way, starting with 20 degrees in the south of wales and into the west country, down into the south—west of england. once the sun is up and we're off and running the temperatures are set to soar. that's not quite the whole story about the day's weather. there will be a fair amount of cloud coming in across the no

the guardian. donald trump delaying his state visit over protest fears.t said it still going ahead but mr trump wa nts it still going ahead but mr trump wants us to like him. he does not wa nt wants us to like him. he does not want people protesting so we must not go on protest. would you? of course i will be. i have special protest shoes that i where! —— that i wear. why shouldn't he have a state visit? here's the elected head of one of our biggest allies. yes. but the majority of the people in this country do not want this to happen. we live in a democracy where the will of the people matters and i think it will come from quite visit that if he wants to sit in a golden carriage! you remember the chinese visit when prince charles acted up over it? you want to know why we we re over it? you want to know why we were entertaining these people. it's not as if we have always welcomed everybody here. i know there is a petition not wanting him to come. but then there was a petition that said he should come. i signed that once. put your fingers away, please. but

onto our last story in the guardian. the surge in plastic bottle use sparked a global alert.rs. we all know is there and we know it is a problem but on this scale... we talking about half a trillion plastic bottles. will probably get out of here and have a drink of water. the average person who eats fish will be just 11,000 particles of plastic in one year. and there was a well washed up on the shore recently with a stomach full of plastic bottles that had killed it. it is kind of extraordinary. 0n the ridiculous thing is that nearly all of them are recycla ble thing is that nearly all of them are recyclable the point? did you think that they were recyclable? a large number are. a small minority are in fa ct. number are. a small minority are in fact. i expect we will see major pushis fact. i expect we will see major push is to encourage us to recycle, possibly even financial incentives. it can be done. it is one of those stories that everyone will discuss all day. thank you very much indeed for that. we will see you later. more news on a sec. if the truth be known, thursday w

the guardian leads with the numbers— seven dead.ough" "enough is enough". despite what has been happening in the last few months, it is a very unusual sight for us to see armed officers on our streets. coming here tonight, there we re streets. coming here tonight, there were police officers all over the place. i came over westminster bridge. police vans. london bridge still cordoned off. and to see police officers dressed like this is an alarming as well as reassuring but the question is, you cannot have that all the time. you can do it for a little while. after manchester, it ramped up, and after westminster and obviously people can put measures in place for security around buildings but we do not have enough people to do this at this level and we would not want to at all. the guardian talks about how the investigation is focusing on whether these three men shot dead, what kind of support they may have had 7 shot dead, what kind of support they may have had? that is the thing that is becoming unfortunately familiar, investigators r

with me are laura hughes, political correspondent at the telegraph, and randeep ramesh, the guardian's of tower blocks need fire checks after 11 high—rises are found to be clad in combustible material identical to grenfell. the mirror focuses on the tens of thousands of tenants who could be living in unsafe buildings. the daily telegraph concentrates on theresa may's promise to other european leaders that she'll let millions of eu citizens stay in the uk after brexit. the daily express argues mass immigration has contributed to the sharpest rise in the uk population in 70 years. according to the times, russian internet hackers have been selling the passwords of british cabinet ministers. the guardian also covers the frantic testing by councils of their tower blocks along with a picture of the exeter boys protesting that they can't wear shorts by wearing skirts. and finally the mail looks at theresa may's plans to protect all eu nationals who came to the uk before article 50 was triggered in march.

but sky onto the —— let's go onto the guardian story.as there are attempts to fix it. it is not being ignored. and by tory as well as labour governments. itjust ain't working. tory as well as labour governments. it just ain't working. it is tory as well as labour governments. itjust ain't working. it is really tough. the social mobility commission was set up to challenge the government around this. they raised awareness essentially and made recommendations but it is very difficult. i have some exposure on the professional services site. there are some endemic issues here. there are some endemic issues here. there are some endemic issues here. there are generational issues, aspirations with parents not having terribly high aspirations for their children, which can have a knock—on effect on how well children succeed. asi effect on how well children succeed. as i said, this is something that has been tackled over 20 years by governments, labour and conservative, and nothing they have done has received or has worked to mirror the amount of e

according to the guardian the prime minister was ‘contrite' at the 1922 committee meeting and that sheenchers more would be done to reach out to younger voters. the daily mirror portrays mrs may as princess leia from the star wars films, paraphrasing the movie's famous line, may the force be with you. the daily mail is one of the few papers not leading with the prime minister's meetings today, choosing instead to lead with the news a man they accuse of being an extremist has won legal aid to help fight his deportation case. so let's begin... both intended to be pretty grim for the prime minister. john major's press secretary, i remember this. the prime minister. john major's press secretary, i rememberthis. i think the daily mirror was trying to be insulting, but as a star wars fan, ithink be insulting, but as a star wars fan, i think they have made two mistakes, carrie fisher died just a few months ago. and princess lela is the heroine! 0ne few months ago. and princess lela is the heroine! one of the most beloved icons, a motion picture history. misfire on their part. higher share of

we'll go on to the guardian. with diane abbott on diabetes and life as chief target of a vicious tory campaign. we saw the day before the election, diane abbott was moved temporarily from the home office brief, after a bad interview on sky. they said it was health reasons. now she says she suffers from type two diabetes. in the stress of the campaign have blood sugar levels were all over the place which affected her performance. the irony of that is that the prime minister has, for many years, suffered from a different type of diabetes as well. this whole question of the media, particularly the press's approach to diane abbott, and other labour figures, was that counter— productive ? figures, was that counter—productive? in previous campaigns certain newspapers claimed they won the campaign for the conservatives. i seem to remember somebody what one it was the headline. who was it what lost it this time, one wonders? perhaps that isn't a question to be asking tonight. yes, on a programme called the papers! laught

the guardian, again the quote from theresa may, "enough is enough".s to discuss, notably the photograph appearing on a few front pages. but arresting, no pun intended, not the kind of thing that we are used to seeing but the other story on the front page, labour attacks pm for presiding over cuts to police. we are now presiding over cuts to police. we are now on presiding over cuts to police. we are now on to monday so the election campaign is officially back on. a slightly odd one. the guardian says critics have accused the prime minister of politicising the atrocity and the next paragraph jeremy corbyn saying may implemented 20,000 police cards. there are questions to be answered about police cuts but two were those cuts have fallen and how much they would have fallen and how much they would have impacted on this because anti— terror police are quite well off. of course if you do not have bobbies on the beat to spot the first signs then... we have not had bobbies on then... we have not had bobbies on the beat for quite a long time. you can the beat

s guardian newspaper up to ninety for compromise thousand result of the more than ten thousand people were told to change their passwords as politicians are also denied access to the free meals on devices i decide westminster for security reasons well to discuss this further i'm not joined by political analyst chris bambery chris good to have you back on the show so there we have it russia is now thought to be the main culprits behind the attack but i'm just looking at some of the sources here except for the information seems to be based on a list of potential threats and how likely is it give it to you that it's a particularly sensitive time here relations between russia u.k. and other countries that the russian government would be behind something like this . well i think you have to start by saying there's no hard evidence whatsoever the russian government is behind this this is a suspicion. it has been presented almost as fact and so much the bridge british media but i think also any of you might want to think about who might have it in for the british government internationally a

breaking out the guardians, pal.e celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakout! during the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! >>> a construction worker is hospitalized after dangling from the 17th floor of a high rise in sarasota, florida. apparently one of the cables on his scaffolding snapped. the worker was stranded for more than an hour before fire fighters could pull him out. they performed what's known as a high-angle rescue, a tricky maneuver. >> the victim was harnessed in quickly so that he was safe. and once he was harnessed and safe we were able to take our time, make sure we did everything as safely as possible. >> the fire fighter who repelled over the roof said he talked to the dangling man the whole time. he said he was scared stiff. this is the first time he had to use that specific rescue in real life. >>> well, a group of raiders fans will hold aid news conference on monday to announce they hired a noted antitrust attorney. he defeated the nfl in a landmark fede

guardian, me unpatriotic? complete nonsense saysjeremy corbyn.ion in the past. it is bad news to jeremy corbyn if he has to actually have an interview to confirm that he is patriotic. and does not want... you would expect labour in the last 72 hours of the campaign for the conservatives to focus on jeremy corbyn and his perceived lack of... there should not be a question marked that the proposed leader of the uk should be unpatriotic but here we are debating map. in fairness to jeremy here we are debating map. in fairness tojeremy corbyn, many people did oppose certain aspects of the previous terror legislation. but what concerns me, leaving jeremy corbyn aside, in particular, isjohn mcdonald who i think we has previously signed a letter calling for mi5 previously signed a letter calling formi5 and previously signed a letter calling for mi5 and armed police to be disbanded. there is one thing not have enough resources, another thing to completely disband mi5 and someone to completely disband mi5 and someone said that a victory in the british stat

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that is from the guardian newspaper. let's get to your phone calls, outcome in arizona, good morning -- malcolm in arizona. good morning. caller: good morning and thanks for taking my call, in response to what the president spoke of regarding needing a travel ban, i object to that and thought it was inappropriate at the time, especially with what was going on. what i do suggest is renewed more tolerance for our neighbors and become more of a global citizen. breakingour president these important alliances that have been important to our democracy, our foundation and our friendship with these other countries is somewhat weakening our stand in the world. that is my comments. host: thank you, malcolm. this is the headline from the washington post -- the death whole is seven, theresa may insisting things need to change, adding enough is enough. the story begins with the death toll rising to seven halloween the latest terror attacks to strike britain, with prime minister theresa may blaming what she calls the evil ideology of

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tim stanley, lead writer at the daily telegraph, and jessica elgot, political correspondent at the guardian. tomorrow's front pages starting with. welcome to you both. the front pages... we're not doing them, we are so pages... we're not doing them, we are so short a time we're going straight on. the metro is where we begin. squeaky bum time. that takes hand—picking. prime minister clings to power implying it was a bit nip and tuck from theresa may today because of her lack of majority. i'm impressed by this because it managed to combine two stories in one. one story is the purchasing of dup support so the government giving £33 per taxpayer in order to get the support they need in order to get the queen's speech voted through which happened today by a margin of 223 -- 323-309. which happened today by a margin of 223 —— 323—309. essentially that is the story, they have paid off the dup and because they have support they now have a agenda. but it has exposed how things are going was backin exposed how things are going was back in the metro says theresa may squeaked through back in the metro s

founder and ceo, jeff, the tweet reads the amazon washington post sometimes referred owe to as the guardian of amazon not paying internet taxes which they should is fake news. many of you know the washington post is owned by basos and the post has broken several stories on the investigation into russia's meddling in the presidential election. but the tweet has many wondering tonight what the president meant. kevin tweeted, wait, going after amazon now? what are internet taxes? ben tweeted a republican president just endorsed an internet sales tax. joseph responded, does it mean amazon not paying internet taxes or consumers not paying internet taxes. a little bit of history now. back in 2016 president barack obama signed a bill that includes the internet tax freedom act that banned state and local taxes on internet access. so some are speculating that president trump is voicing support for federal sales tax on purchases made over the internet. some amazon once opposed but is now lobbying for. and something they've worked out with individual states to collect. republicans are opposed tokind o

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they went so far to pass legislation requiring many osage to have white guardians to manage wealth.s was literally racist. if you were a full blooded osage, you were suddenly deemed incompetent and given a guardian to manage wealth. here you could be a great chief, have millions of dollars and you would have a white guardian telling you whether you could buy this car or that car or that toothpaste. it also created one of the largest criminal enter prices as many guardianses ended up swindling millions of dollars >> this is a part of history that has really been lost and that we haven't fully reckoned with and the nice thing if they made a movie that the story would become part of our history, you asked me at the beginning, what kind of prompted me to begin this project. part of it was that when i learned about this, i was shocked that i had never read about this in school. it was not part of my history books. and when i saw that photograph at the museum where a portion of it had been cut out because it contained one of the killers, the osage had removed that picture not to forget bu

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amy: the guardian is reporting that china and the eu plan to forge an alliance to take a leading role in tackling climate change in response to trump's expected decision to pull out of the accord. the new alliance will reportedly focus on leading the energy transition toward a low-carbon economy. we'll have more on president trump and the paris accord after headadlines. in sri lanka, the dedeath toll s risen to 180 with nearly 600,000 people displaced amid the worst flooding in the country in the last 14 years. scientists have linked torrential rains and increased flooooding in sri lanka to clime change. meanwhile, in banglaladesh, thousands of rohingya muslims from neighboring burmama were lt homeless after a cyclone devastated their makeshift refugee camps. the storm prompted the evacuation of the cox's bazar districtctn the coasast, but may rohingya r refugees had d nowheo go. they were left without shelter after nearly all of the camps' 10,000 thatched huts were flattened. rohingyas have long faced persecution and violence in rma where e they are denied citizenship. cnn is reporti

frank gilliam will face don guardian. gilliam just beat out political rival marty small as well as abdullah and jimmy whitehead. gilliam is a city council member. guardian ran unopposed. >>> city council president frank moran ran the democratic race for mayor of camden. dozens of supporters turn out to celebrate moran's victory grilln last night. the long-time councilman dominated the democratic field in a t current mayor dana redd whosed . no republican candidate on that ballot. >>> for the full list of results from the new jersey primary head over to our website cbsphilly.comh and yes cbs3 "eyewitness news" all eyes w he. >> april the giraffe is back in the spotlight. the way she helped to make little boy's dream come true.bo. more on a woman who welcomed her newborn daughter who was really tipping the scales. the story you don't want to miss this one when "eyewitness news" >>> welcome back everyone. 10-year-old boy has his wish come true by meeting one of the biggest celebrities. >> by celebrity we mean april theawn fr

breaking out the guardians, pal.celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakout! during the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! (steve) this sunday - a big early summer celebration at the ferry building and farmer's market. a chance to eat your way thru the best of the season with 40 top bay area restaurants and bars. (vicki) yeah, it'll be a food extravaganza! tonight on dine and dish - i hit the farmers market in advance to give us a taste of what's fresh. farmer's markets are sprouting up all over! and no wonder. a chance to sample fresh fruit and veggies... and meet the people who grow them. this is tory and his wife rebecca - of tory farms near fresno. passionate about their peaches erick lowe and aaron toensing are chefs at maybeck's in san francisco - scouting for a way to juice up the restaurant's summer menu. and yes, market shoppers want to know about food before it gets to their plate. marcy coburn from the center for urban education about sustainable agriculte... says the

voters on the democra democratie will pick the candidate against guardian. polls open in less than an hour, will stay open until 8:00 tonight. of course all of the primary result on cbsphilly.com. >>> and newly release look -- leaked report suggest russian hackers tried to breach a supplier. report by the national security agency first published the intercept suggesting hack presser russian military intelligence trying to access voter registration information just days before the election. the report says viruses and emails sent to over 100 local government officials tried to access election related hardware and software applications. >> meanwhile, the woman who allegedly leaked the nsa document faces federal charges. reality lee win is her accused of sending classified material to a news organization, winner held top secret security clearance. >> former fbi dirr comey will testify thursday before the senate intelligence committee. president trump will not claim executive privilege. the white house says the president want to allow a swift and thorough invest

as many guardians with direct purchases for friends where they would get a kickback. they skimmed money and embezzled millions and millions of dollars. this osage chief testified at a hearing before congress and i want to read to what he said it's very striking. he said, were down in the ruckus part of the country think it will drive the indians down to where there's a big pile of rock and put them in the corner. turned out to be worth millions of dollars, everybody wants to get in here and get some of that money. then the osage began to die of mysterious circumstances and nobody was more profoundly affected than the family of this woman, molly burkart. she is really a remarkable woman she was born in the 1880s, she grew up on like go with glam and that picture speaking only osage and practicing osage traditions. at the tender age of seven she was worse by the u.s. government to be uprooted from her home and placed in a boarding school to learn the white man's ways. she had to remove her blanket, she had to speak only english. within a few decades, because of the osag

you're given a guardian to manage your wealth. be a great chief lead a nation and had millions of dollars in that trust and you have a white guardian whether or not you could buy this car or that car for that toothpaste at the corner store. he created one of the largest criminal enterprises. >> you sell this to the movies? >> yes i did. this is a part of history that has been lost. we haven't fully reckoned with it. be if theying would made a movie that would become part of our history. you asked me at the beginning what positive me to begin this project. i was shocked that i had never read about this in school. it was not part of my history books. when i saw that photograph at the museum, a portion had been cut out and it contained one of the killers. the osage had removed the picture not to forget but because they can't forget. people,re so few including myself, we had no knowledge of these crimes. i'm hoping a book or movie will make as part of our national narrative. thank you. >> thank you for joining us, see you next time. ♪

breaking out the guardians, pal.lebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakout! during the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! (jr stone) happening tomorrorw. church bells will ring throughout the city of orlando as residents reflect on the 49 people killed during a massacre at the pulse nightclub. survivors, city officials and residents will remember the victimswith four separate services. the first service is closed to the publicand it's being held at the gay nightclub. it will overlap with the exact time gunman... omar mateen... opened fire a little after two a.m. june 12th 20-16. it is followed by a mid-day service, an evening gathering...and a final late- night service held at the nightclub. (jr)it was a busy day in san francisco for the northern california sikh community. a parade and rally was held to commemorate the 33rd anniversary of the indian government's attack on the sikh's holiest shrine in india. an estimated 10-thousand sikh's attended today's event. a mix of sikh's f

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atlantic city police report that mayor don guardian was driving down route 30 just before 3:30 when a-year-old girl ran out into the street and hit his car on the passenger side. police say the girl had minor injuries and is being treated atlantic care regional medical center. mayor guardian was not injured in this accident. >>> the family of a mother struck by an alleged drunk driver last week honored the three officers who arrested the suspect. rosa lydia rojas and her two children were struck last sunday while they were walking along aramingo avenue near east tioga. rojas died at the scene. her son, jayden, way also was also struck and suffered a broken leg. the family presented the police officers with a plaque and thanked them for their help. ryan mchugh faces multiple charges including vehicular homicide. >>> u.s. navy search teams have found the bodies of missing sailors after the collision of a navy destroyer and a merchantship near japan. the "u.s.s. fitzgerald" collided with a ship when most members were asleep at the time. seven sailors were missing. three people including

the guardian says the prime minister plans to win back support from her party by adopting a more collegiateadership following criticism that senior colleagues had been shut out of policy decisions. and the daily mail says she will go even further, throwing out whole chunks of the manifesto in a bid to keep senior ministers on side. the financial times repeats george osborne's claim theresa may is a dead woman walking, signalling that business leaders will take her weakness as an opportunity to push for the softer brexit the city favours. nods mods and shakes of heads? it is all very balanced around this table. let's begin with the telegraph. just because you have somebody inside the current ten doesn't mean that you can keep them in line. no, but you can keep them in line. no, but you can keep them in line. no, but you can keep your eye on them. i'm surprised that she brought in some delaet michael gove, who has betrayed everybody in the party. but, as an interesting set of decisions, there were certainly no changes. —— - michael gove. i changes. —— like michael gove. i think she is trying

the problem is the assumed that the guardian parent would always be the mother. >> and you can conceive 1940 and 1952, we need to discriminate against the children of married parents. >> no, i don't think that's what was going on. >> the one thing is that they were given the benefit to the unmarried mother. >> that's correct. >> they presume that an assumption that the mother -- i don't think it's history today that the mother was going to be the guardian parent. they wanted to make sure that the requirements that they would not have the impact of separating that nonmarital child. >> suppose there were some statistics that would indicate that over 100,000 new citizens would qualify or persons would qualify for citizenship if we adopted leveling up, with that affect our decision? >> i don't think it should. ultimately i think the court has to decide if there's an equal protection violation. >> but don't you have to consider what congress likely would've intended? >> yes. but i think the record shows that giving congress' purpose in the fact if you take either the purpose that we have arg

breaking out the guardians, pal. celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakout! during the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! of san francisco has a program called 'vision zero'.. it is designed to eliminate traffic related deaths in the city over the next few yearsbut it will take everyone's cooperation to achieve the goal ((steve))its something that many people are calling an uphill battle because of some bad driving habits generally, the people coming down ocean avenue don't want to believe that their stop sign is as strong the ones coming acrossis there such a thing as a stronger stop sign, if you answered yes. head over to the department of motor vehicles and surrender your licence there 8 stop signs at or near the intersection of ocean and cayuga in san francisco and of all 8 stop signs . pretty close to zero compliance on almost all for example this moped rider . rolls through the stop sign nats ambiance how about this pickup truck nats: ambiance not even a pause nats: ambi