and british tourist harry atwal has reports say two of the suspects claim an imam, who died at a makeshift ignoring advice from the police to move to safety. i could see the fear in him, i could see the fear in me, he was basically trying to say there could be another car or van coming down. but i said no i‘m not going to move, i‘m not going to leave this child. president trump reverses a campaign promise, and says more us troops will go to afghanistan. he said withdrawing would leave a vacuum for terrorists to fill. we are are not nation building, we are killing terrorists. the former owner of bhs, dominic chappell, is to be prosecuted by the pensions regulator, following the collapse of the high street chain. now we catch up with the sports news. let‘s begin with a big night of rugby ahead, england‘s women up against france in the semi finals of the world cup. the biggest match of their tournament so far as they continue the defence of the title they won in france three years ago. kathryn downes is there. how do we wait the england chances? on paper their chances look at this evening, of

the convictions are the result of operation sanctuary. 0ur correspondent, peter harris, has been followinge case. guilty of causing girls and women serious harm. caught as part of operation sanctuary, one of the biggest sexual exploitation investigations in the north of england. almost 100 perpetrators have now been convicted. 0ne17—year—old was raped at a party session organised by local men. it's a familiar story. i woke up in the morning. the wardrobe was pushed up against the door... her police interview was played to the court. to protect her identity, we have asked actors to read what was said. he'd sex with us while i was asleep. still now, i'm a bit confused about it. how did you feel when he told you he done that to you? dirty. confused. how many sessions would you say you have been to? about 60. it's in houses like these where the sessions took place. drugs, cash... victims were given drink and drugs and could not defend themselves against sexual abuse. but in 2013, two of them came forward. one had been trafficked from a children's home. the other had learning difficulties. it s

the british film institute has identified a lack of diversity in film making, and colleen harris has of the school's stars who are breaking the industry's glass ceiling. they are some of the british faces breaking into hollywood, an industry under scrutiny over its lack of diversity. i was raised to do one thing... before hitting the big time with star wars, john boyega began his career at the identity school of acting, then a small start—up in london. your voice is inside of you... i went to see the school and to meetjohn. it's a family environment. they teach you what it's like to work. how much about what you do is about breaking glass ceilings? all of it. and there's a purpose in everything, i feel, and there's a value in making others see themselves in a better way. you've got to break glass ceilings to do that, and that's what i'm doing. today, it's thriving and open to all, but the school opened 1a years ago as britain's first black drama school. its founder, femi 0guns, also set up an agency with it to address the lack of diversity. for me, rather than join the chorus of comp

the issue will come up today as senator harris has a town hall meeting today. at noon, santa clara county leaders are launching what they call a rapid response network to fight family separation due to immigration enforcement. >>> a controversial campaign to split up a mount diablo school district has taken a major hit. kpix 5's jessica flores is live in pleasant hill with the details. jessica. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. parents on both sides of the issue packed a meeting here last night in pleasant hill. it lasted eight hours. the county board of education voted against it. the parents who want to secede from the district want to cut off five walnut creek schools that includes walnut acres, and several other students including the northgate high school cutting it out of mount diablo unified and form a new northgate unified school district. nearly 90 people spoke to the board of education. those in orange for secession, those in red against it. parents of the wealthier part of mount diablo unified have been talking about splitting from the district si

. >> quincy harris has lost his mind. he's training for a triathelon. you're very inspiring. >> no, not going to put something in that. i want the reps to catch up. >> okay. >> terrence, just doing little weight training. >> yes. >> we've swam today. we ran. now we're going to attack the bike. when we come back. let's take our shirts off. common. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i toll you it wouldn't be the last time. join our partners tomorrow, checking school supplies for student, bring five new school supplies to clementon dark and splash world tomorrow between eight a.m. and 1:00 p.m., and receive admission for just $10 by donating plus, bob kelly will be there during the show tomorrow. so come up and meet him, and get on tv. >> why not? >> come down, i guess. >> let's go back it ambler, quincy harris has agreed do a triathelon, he's training, now doing some weight training. >> he's working on his core. >> okay, so, we're at the ambler y. terrence, why, why are we doing this? why are we rowing? is this going to help us? >> rowing is a full bod

senator kamala harris has been traveling up and down the state speaking out in defense of daca. lifornia has the most daca residents of any state, 220,000. if the program is scrapped, they would lose their work permits and live with the threat of deportation. that could happen as soon as next week. >> i didn't know i was undocumented until like i started looking for a job. >> no one deserves to live in fear every day going outside of their home thinking that that's the last time they will be coming back to the same door. >> reporter: the attorneys general of 10 states have threatened legal action against president trump if he does not end the program by september 5. senator harris said in san jose last night she will fight to keep it alive. >> we have a commitment and as a state we have made a commit to ensure that all members of our state and -- and -- and our neighborhoods also um, receive respect. >> reporter: but critics say daca wrongfully rewards people who are in the country illegally, granting themamnesty. the president hasn't said much about it recently. if he ends daca,

harris has served as a public offender and criminal defense lawyer for over two decades. rris will make his announcement on the steps of city hall at 10:00 this morning. 68,000 people are descending on the desert this week for burning man. >> opening day yesterday. the festival celebrating the arts and the freedom for people. heavy traffic and desert heat made the track a little tough yesterday. it will feature new art. a short time later the boy got his own foul ball he gave to the man who caught the first ball. then the boy got another ball which he turned and handed to another boy. he was generous yesterday. you never really know what you'll see at a baseball game. >> he was generous and he was zipping around everywhere. put that kid in the outfield. >> put him out there, he can catch. >> no kidding. >>> an excessive heat warning. kari is certainly tracking all the hot temperatures for us. >> those temperatures will be ramping up quickly as we check out what to expect today. we'll be at 74 degrees at 8:00 this morning and then some upper 80s already by 11:00 with those

in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. >> harris trump administration is hitting a major milestone. marking 200 days in office. what has he accomplished and what is still on the agenda? peter doocy is live in washington. period , what can they do before they touch tax reform? >> they have to touch the budget. before health care and start with the tax reform, they need a budget, because they want to attach tax reform to the budget, so they can use this process called reconciliation, which only requires 51 votes and not 60. >> we have to pass a budget so we had that reconciliation vehicle. we did tax reform in north north carolina. it is a promise we made and we need to keep. >> the organization trying to win back the house, the committee said today, that, "we have to be clear. the american people are it off for the agenda is out to fit the very rich and large corporations while the health care, jobs, and wages. the senate had 200 days to crossings off the agenda in stead of 100, because they are responsible for confirming the picks f

a british tourist harry atwal, has been praised, after staying to help a child on las ramblas during last week's van attack, ignoring advice from a policeman, to move to safety. i could see the fear in him, i could see the faith in him. basically said there could be another car or van coming down. i said i'm there could be another car or van coming down. isaid i'm not there could be another car or van coming down. i said i'm not going to move because i'm not going to leave this child. president trump changes policy and commits to sending more troops to afghanistan — the us secretary of state is expected to give more details shortly. the former owner of bhs, dominic chappell, is to be prosecuted by the pensions regulator, following the collapse of the high street store. also on the programme: george osborne, has called on theresa may to commit to building a high speed rail line across the north of england. the former chancellor says h53 would help the prime minister to "relaunch her premiership." and as the new bake off prepares for take off on channel 4 — we look at tv‘s dramatically

prince harry has strong words for the paparazzi. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" the prince opens up about what he says the paparazzi did in the moments after princess diana's car crashed in paris. >>> also, samsung hopes consumers will forget last year's smart phone fires as it unveils its newest gadget the galaxy note eight. we'll have a preview next. >>> well britain's prince harry blaming photographers who chased after princess diana the night she was killed. >> harry is speaking out in a new bbc documentary about the deadly accident in paris which happened 20 years ago next week. cbs correspondent jonathan big lee yacht tee reports from kensington palace. >> reporter: 20 years after his mother's tragic death, angry prince harry points fingers. >> i think one of the hardest things to come to terms with is the fact that the people that chased her through the tunnel were the same people that were taking photographs of her while she was still dying on the back seat of the car. >> reporter: in the new documentary prince harry not only blamed the paparazzi for the crash that killed

harry athwal, speaking to our correspondent, adina campbell. president trump has's sending more troops to afghanistan to fight the resurgent taliban. it represents a reversal for the president who, whilst campaigning, had called for a quick withdrawal from a conflict which he'd called a "total disaster". washington is expected to send an additional 4,000 troops to the country. they'lljoin around 8,000 who have already been deployed there. but together, that's still far fewer than in 2011, when 100,000 us troops were in afghanistan. our north america editor jon sopel reports. donald trump loves being a crowd and throughout the campaign, he gave his audiences the promise to pull us forces out of afghanistan force but a gigantic waste of money and american blood, he said. so this speech was going to take a bit of navigating, because above the sound of the band playing hail to the chief was the screeching noise of a u—turn. chief was the screeching noise of a u-turn. my original instinct was to pull out, and historically, i like following my instincts. but all my life

conventional wisdom says leave it alone. >> harris: sheriff park has a new book out. he tweeted his support of the new book. any thoughts? same stuff? >> same stuff. >> harris: let's move on. the secretary state rex tillerson was asked about how he -- how he would label what the president has said about race and other things recently. here it is. >> i don't believe anyone doubts the american people's values or the commitment of the american government or the government's agencies to advancing those values and defending those values. >> and the president's values? >> the president speaks for himself, chris. >> are you separating yourself from that, sir? >> i've spoken -- i've made my own comments as to our values in a speech i gave to the state department this past week. >> harris: what is he talking about? >> he's talking about that's him, not me. the fall-out from charlottesville and especially i guess iterations one and three of the president's remarks on it -- >> harris: saturday and sunday? >> the saturday and monday and the rally. basically you have two balls -- i

you said but winging it off the cuff with -- >> harris: do you really feel that way now that you know the past history that we're learning? the president hasbout the threat from north korea being different and more serious than ever before since december and on into the early days of his presidency in january? >> the reason that -- >> harris: if you look at the video of the president, he seemed to be determined and very singular in his comments. >> he wasn't cool, calm and collected. when you have the leader of the free world, it called for diploma diplomacy. we're the titan in these international relations. we need to be steady and not a dog barking up a tree. north korea, the reason that north korean dictator talks about fire and fury and stuff like that, they are a little guy. they are a pesky gnat on the side of the world stage. that's what they're doing to get attention. donald trump should not have acted so recklessly. >> wow. >> to say that we need bipartisanship? the democrats and independents and republicans should rally around him right or wrong is ridiculous. i don't think most people that have kids right now -- >> harris: so wh

navy has ballistic missile submarines of the ohio class. each ballistic missile submarine, harrisies 24 ballistic missiles. each one of those carries up to 10 independent warheads larger than the size of hiroshima and hit 240 cities. also has a fleet of long range bombers, b-52 and long range bombers. >> harris: as we get that information out, one thing general keene knows if they strike first it, will be the only time they do strike. they will be obliterated. have you laid that third option, if you will, that potential to take the first step in response to anything that they would do. serious stuff. let's talk a little bit about, if you can, just the situation now at the state department. lucas, thank you very much. we're going to go to rich edson who is live at the state department. rich, it's interesting because the secretary of the state is in that region right now addressing this exact issue. he was just there on august 1st saying we are not your enemy, north korea. this is not a situation where we want a regime change. what is he saying now? >> well,, ahead of this think tha

the british film institute has identified a lack of diversity in film making, and colleen harris hasg the industry's glass ceiling. they're some of the british faces breaking into hollywood — an industry under scrutiny over its lack of diversity. i was raised to do one thing... before hitting the big time with star wars, john boyega began his career at the identity school of acting, then a small start—up in london. your voice is inside of you... i went to see the school and to meetjohn. it's a family environment identity, but at the same time there's a discipline that kind of mirrors what it's like in the industry after being in it now. so they teach you what it's like to work. how much about what you do is about breaking glass ceilings? all of it. and there's purpose in everything, i feel there is a value in making others see themselves in a better way. you have got to break glass ceilings to do that and that's what i'm doing. today, it's thriving and open to all, but the school opened 14 years ago as britain's first black drama school. its founder femi oguns also set up an agency w

colleen harris has been to meet some of the school‘s stars that are trying to break the industry‘s glassny over its lack of diversity. i was raised to do one thing... before hitting the big time with star wars, john boyega began his career at the identity school of acting — then a small start—up in london. your voice is inside of you... i went to see the school and to meetjohn. it‘s a family environment identity, but at the same time there‘s a discipline that kind of mirrors what it‘s like in the industry after being in it now. so they teach you what it‘s like to work. how much about what you do is about breaking glass ceilings? all of it. and there‘s purpose in everything, i feel there is a value in making others see themselves in a better way. you have got to break glass ceilings to do that and that‘s what i‘m doing. today, it‘s thriving and open to all, but the school opened 1a years ago as britain‘s first black drama school. its founder femi oguns also set up an agency with it to address the lack of diversity. for me, rather than join the chorus of complaint, i decided, you know what

harris: tell me this i know with all the damage that it's tough to fight fires because you're also worried and i know some areas people stayed and that has been part of the challenge for you. >> not in this instance, harris. people have been good in corpus christi and they been staying inside their homes and they haven't ventured out very much and they didn't have very many calls so it's better than we thought but we do ask residents when it rains like last night that residents should stay in home and half of the deaths that occurred during a storm like this occur when people get in their cars, drive through high waters and get stuck. harris: tell me what it has been like and as you prepare for now days and days of rain, rain opposite of fire but you have to respond to every emergency. you have stayed behind and others left and we call you are heroes and this has got to be tough. >> it is our job, harris. those that manned the emergency operations center, police, firefighters, we trained for this event because we are a coastal city and we have to prepare. we can get good outcomes if trained correctly. harris: have you had people stranded

candidates in two thousand and twenty and these are all extreme examples of the old not the new harris has gotten donations from steve menuchin who she refused to prosecute magically when she was attorney general in california so then i said there bugger has ridiculous ties to wall street and actually has defended mitt romney's bain capital on the record and patrick actually works for bain capital how are any of these people supposed to represent what the democratic party is supposed to represent they don't that's the end there and these are the people they're lobbying up to run against donald trump who took down a clinton so yeah that when he got it right about the dems being a mess for the sake of a fair fight i hope they reach a little deeper all way from the deep state for their twenty twenty candidate and i hope they do it soon because like it or not the clock is already taken. people have got to know whether or not fair present or support american people deserve to know at this point does it mean a guard against the military industrial complex. we shall never. or should know that the

harris: and it do you begin with just the corporate tax? >> i would like to see individual rates lowered as well, but certainly, the corporate rate has to be wered, 35%, we should go higher to a territorial situation, you should be able to bring those prophets home without paying of the differential rates. >> harris: you sound very optimistic, thank you for that positivity on a thursday and for coming and in person. get to see you. while, isis is releasing a new propaganda video, and it features a child that claims to be a 10-year-old american boy. the son of a u.s. soldier who is now living in ices control of syria. all of these are claims that fox news cannot independently verify, chief intelligence correspondent has been looking into this, catherine. >> these intelligence officials are examining this video, and they are also trying to confirm that it is in fact a 10-year-old boy in that video who traveled to syria, about two years ago with his mother, the father is described in the video as a veteran who was deployed to iraq, and that is also being looked at, it shows the boy inside a mosque and apparently learning how to use a sniper ri

a british tourist harry atwal, has been praised, after staying to help a child on las ramblas duringoring advice from a policeman, to move to safety. i could see the fear in him, i could see the faith in him. basically said there could be another car or van coming down. i said i'm there could be another car or van coming down. isaid i'm not there could be another car or van coming down. i said i'm not going to move because i'm not going to leave this child. president trump changes policy and commits to sending more troops to afghanistan — the us secretary of state is expected to give more details shortly. the former owner of bhs, dominic chappell, is to be prosecuted by the pensions regulator, following the collapse

harris: tell me this i know with all the damage that it's tough to fight fires because you're also worried and i know some areas people stayed and that has you. >> not in this instance, harris. people have been good in corpus christi and they been staying inside their homes and they haven't ventured out very much and they didn't have very many calls so it's better than we thought but we do ask residents when it rains like last night that residents should stay in home and half of the deaths that occurred during a storm like this occur when people get in their cars, drive through high waters and get stuck. harris: tell me what it has been like and as you prepare for now days and days of rain, rain opposite of fire but you have to respond to every emergency. you have stayed behind and others left and we call you are heroes and this has got to be tough. >> it is our job, harris. those that manned the emergency operations center, police, firefighters, we trained for this event because we are a coastal city and we have to prepare. we can get good outcomes if trained correctly. harris: have you had people stranded at all? that is what they are

leon harris has a closer look. >> we've heard politicians described as being misleading, inaccurate, not entirely true, but with this president, people are starting to say the word "liar." since the inauguration, the post has been tracking what they call false or misleading claims. the washington post says the president trump has surpassed 1,000 lies during his time in office. now, let me show you here a bar graft, this one represents all the claims from january through this month. there have been some lows. take a look at this spike here towards the end of july. the post reports that president trump made 29 false claims in just 26 hours. the report says, in fact, he's averaging nearly five misleading claims per day, more than 30 of those claims have been repeated ones. mike, he's talki haven't gone up for a long type, actually, they've been steadily rising the past few years, up more than 7% since 2014. now the false claim that he keeps going back to the most, is that obama care is dead or in a death spiral. he said that one 50 times. by the post count, the president, though, not qui

california has the most daca recipients of any state, 220,000. senator harrisays the president must uphold the commitment to them. >> we have made a commitment to ensure that all members of our state and -- and -- and our neighborhoods will, um, receive respect. >> critics say the program amounts to amnesty and that the country shouldn't reward people in the country illegally. the president has not said much about this recently. if he does end daca, he could abruptly stop it or phase it out. that issue is sure to come up later today as harris holds a town hall meeting in oakland at 3 p.m. at beebe memorial cathedral on telegraph avenue at 2 p.m. also at noon today, santa clara county leaders are launching a rapid response network to fight family separation due to immigration enforcement actions. >>> american medical association is introducing a new feature with millennials in mind. hena doba reports from cbsmoneywatch.com. >> reporter: good morning. wall street was in a buying mood yesterday. the dow was up 56. nasdaq up 18. the economic impact of harvey is sti

has had his 15—yearjail term, increased to 20. the actor robert hardy, star of all creatures great and small and the harry potter films, has died.

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who does he trust that has the right opinion of what he needs to say right now? >> charlie: you are exactly right, harris. he has demonstrated that general kelly is a new power structure in the west wing that he really is determined to listen to. which is a good thing. i think that discipline is important, even though donald trump is very good at generally speaking as communicating for himself. >> harris: he can communicate for himself, yes. what puts it in secretary kelly's dh of the white house's guides he has had success speaking for the president after something has been difficult. the trouble began coming he stepped up and smoothed things over from him. >> sandra: as we wait for the president to come out live, this was not planned, we should remind everybody pray that this was briefly announced a brief time ago. the white house producer giving us a heads up saying we had no prep for this. it is an unexpected announcement. a little bit of a color from inside that room. we are also being told that there are four teleprompters set up in that room. >> harris: some planning that we did not know about. yo

connell: they have work to do, and kamala harris has come up a lot. we'll see.n a moment we're going to go back to arizona and check in on the president. the markets roared back with a vengeance and talk more about wall street's reaction to the president's comments last night. don't go away. we'll be right back. . connell: here's a story in from the "wall street journal" with sources saying that the chevron chief john watson planning to step down. decision is expected to be announced in september. . connell: so we had promising news, it would appear today on tax reform. politico reported president trump's congressional team and economic lawmakers have made major strides towards releasing a tax reform plan. let's go back to blake burman on this. obviously, that would be something the markets would like to hear. what are you hearing, blake? >> reporter: congress is going to be back here, connell, in a couple of weeks, and the white house was telling me, white house official on this day that as they look ahead to the fall, look for tax reform, you can expect most l

kachlt mala harris has had a progressive record on criminal justice.as moved the party on many issues. let's have a diverse, open field where the establishment isn't picking the nominee. >> i want to ask you about the speculation on the republican side as well. report in "the new york times" about people running shadow campaigns. a, in case president trump doesn't run for re-election or something else happens and, b, possibilities -- although no evidence concretely -- that somebody might challenge him within the party. we see discussions about whether or not vice president pence is telling people if president trump can't do it, he's going to be there. and also people like ben sasse of nebraska and others. what do you think is going on behind the scenes? >> people are planning for con contingencies. it's a remote chance that donald trump won't be around for re-election but it's a possibility. one name on that list i want to hear more from is nikki haley. look at her career from the house to the governor's house to secretary of state, no republican has n

i know that while i'm sure it was in fact prince harry has said what an ordeal it was, as a visual symbolant for the country and for the world at large. the fact that those important men and young men in her life made that long trek with her casket was a very powerful symbol. >> neil: no doubt. and obviously you follow her more closely than i and know the ins and outs of royalty. my impression as a dam yankee following this, she was cut from a didn't cloth. i love the images of her on a water park ride with her sons or running to them to give them a big old hug. it was prince william that said as a grandmother, she would be doing all the wrong things. i'm thinking she humanized the royal family in a way that has changed the way the royal family is today. >> that's true. it's a tricky balancing act for the windsors. they're in business not to change. they're a symbol of continuity. change has to be incremental. for diana, her unique style of being royal grew out of being rejected by her husband, his family. so she established herself as an advocate that were excluded. the causes that she c

has had his 15—yearjail term, increased to 20. the actor robert hardy, star of all creatures great and small and the harry potter films, has died.e was 91. england's lionesses prepare to do battle against hosts the netherlands, in their euro 2017 football semifinal. nice work if you can get it! footballing superstar neymar will earn £500,000 a week, if his deal tojoin paris st germain from barcelona, goes through. and former world heavyweight boxing champion vladimir klitschko has announced his retirement, so there will be no rematch with britain's anthonyjoshua. our top story is that the bank of england has downgraded the uk's growth forecast for this year and the next, warning that the economy will remain "sluggish". mark carney says uncertainty over brexit is causing concern for businesses and the bank has also downgraded its forecast for wage growth. the perceived fragility of the economy means interest rates have been left unchanged at 0.25%. 0ur correspondent simon gompertz reports. for more than eight years, the guardian of our financial system, the bank of england, has been trying to spur on the economy by keeping intere

harris: now i'm embarrassed. >> sandra: are we good? let's begin. as a situation that has frustrated the trump white house from day one. the leaks and somewhat sensitive u.s. secrets pouring out of the administration. a short while ago, attorney general jeff sessions thing these leakers are endangering national security and must be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. >> this nation must end this culture of leaks. we will investigate and seek to bring criminals to justice, we will not allow anonymous sources with security clearances to sell out our country. these cases to investigate and prosecute are never easy. cases will be made and leakers will be held accountable. >> sandra: the attorney general also saying that the justice department is reviewing policies saying they cannot act with impunity. meantime, the latest leaks stirring outrage on capitol hil capitol hill. republican senator lindsey graham. >> nobody is above the law in america and you'll have the right to work in the white house if you are a holder from the obama administration to take along to your

some parts of harris county has three feet of rain. that's record breaking, certainly. it's all the more concerning when you realize that the water doesn't stay stationary. it pools. it has been pooling in reservoirs, bayous, levees here in houston and the gulf coast. they are oversaturated. we saw that on the first day of the tropical storm. as a result today, many -- yesterday, rather, two of the reservoirs had to have planned releases of the water there. that affected thousands of homes with additional flooding. that was a necessary precaution that officials needed to take to relieve some of the pressure from the dams. those dams broke, we wouldn't be talking about even more serious circumstances. that's part of the reason why we have seen so many evacuees continue to pour in throughout the day, overnight. and the rescues just continue. people calling in saying the rainwaters, as you can see, have been unrelenting. and the winds are pretty awful, as well. but all of that, combines for these flash flood considerations that are not only being felt in houston and the te

harris. the diplomatic solutions and diplomatic toxicity that we've engaged in has really worked. e president is speaking in terms that he knows kim jong-un will understand? >> harris: and everyone else will understand. china will understand it, russia will understand that, they know what we have in our arsenal. kim jong-un can sit there and chat line with dennis rodman all day long. in answer to your question, i guess that's possible. this does not seem like a guy who draws a redline, president obama, and then takes out a huge eraser and erases the redline. it doesn't seem, based on his behavior with a tomahawk missiles in syria, it doesn't seem based on his consistent language with china. remember when he was saying to china, he used a little bit of that, people were wondering, what are they doing to china? think about the person that you are doing this with and north korea. just recently, the president said he might legitimize him by talking with him. it was the legitimize of people put an editorial on. he said he might be open to having a conversation, anything short of war. bu

has attended. the record will be open for two weeks on this hearing, which will bring us to tuesday, august 15th, and with that, once again, senator harris, thank you for your participation in this, and without further ado, this hearing is adjourned. >> sunday on in depth, tea party activist, author and attorney our guest-- >> everybody has an idea that the federal government is out of control and then the most asked question i get, as we teach, what do you suppose that is? what do we do about it? and have we been teaching the constitution properly? for the last 150 years? we would know what to do. >> she's the author of several books including "essential stories for junior patriots, in defense of liberty and sovereign duty" during our live three-hour conversations we'll be taking your tweets and facebook questions. watch sunday on 3 p.m. eastern on book tv on c-span2. the magnuson-stevens act is up for reauthorization and this law governs the management of u.s. fisheries and waters. the officials from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration and the fishery council offered solutions to fishery management. this is an hour and

. >> my college shane harris has been out on this story.e talked to this republican operative pet ter smith. >> he is 81-years-old and committed suicide. >> days after talking to shane and told him and acknowledged he was out there soliciting from hackers these 33,000 e-mails they thought were out there that assumed were in russian hands. that's unclear, he would tell people i'm working with mike flynn. i can get these to the trump campaign. that's what happened. he committed suicide after confirming that story and now there is obvious questions, you can understand the attention being paid to flynn, because mueller wants to know if flynn was working with him. >> condition you first, then malcolm. what do we know about that, about flynn, this guy smith, who committed suicide, who may have been able to get something from the russians, certainly went looking to the russians, as to the candidate, he wanted somebody to do it. get me what they got on hillary. >> there is one of the most incredible and bizarre stories in this whole russia saga, ri

ha favorecido esos acumulados de mÁs de 10 pulgadas. el balance ccasi definitivo. 51.8 pulgadas al este del condado harris, lo que ha hecho subir los niveless menos lluvias en texas, lluvia abundante para luisiana. y hablando de lluvia ¿cuÁnta lluvia ha caÍdo? 9000 billones de galones de agua. harvey pasa a la historia por de frentes motivos. es la tormenta tropical, el sistema tropical que mÁs subÍa a dejado sobre estados unidos. alison en 2001 dejaba 40.68 pulgadas. aranza: gracias. noticia alentadora. bajan los pronÓsticos de lluvia para el Área de houston. mÁs adelante le mostraremos los peligroso cultos a los que los damnificados se tienen que encontrar, y Éstos se encuentran sumergidos en las aguas, producto de las inundaciones. ♪ aranza: las inundaciones en texas ando sentado mortales no solamente para los seres humanos sino tambiÉn para algunos animales, pero ademÁs de morir ahogada la gente tambiÉn se estÁ preocupando por la contaminaciÓn en el Área. andrea: lo que antes era una zona residencial ahora parece un pantano. una mujer grabÓ a dos caimanes flotando en el patio de su casa. otros reptiles han sido fotografiados, escondido

ha favorecido esos acumulados de mÁs de 10 pulgadas. el balance ccasi definitivo. 51.8 pulgadas al este del condado harris, lo que ha hecho subir los nivelesmenos lluvias en texas, lluvia abundante para luisiana. y hablando de lluvia ¿cuÁnta lluvia ha caÍdo? 9000 billones de galones de agua. harvey pasa a la historia por de frentes motivos. es la tormenta tropical, el sistema tropical que mÁs subÍa a dejado sobre estados unidos. alison en 2001 dejaba 40.68 pulgadas. aranza: gracias. noticia alentadora. bajan los pronÓsticos de lluvia para el Área de houston. mÁs adelante le mostraremos los peligroso cultos a los que los damnificados se tienen que encontrar, y Éstos se encuentran sumergidos en las aguas, producto de las inundaciones. ♪ [mujer 2] oye, no te preocupes, seguro que el cliente va a quedar contento... [mujer 1] no, no es eso. lo que pasa es que no sé dónde dejé mi tarjeta de débito. [mujer 2] de wells fargo, ¿no? [mujer 1] sí, ¿por qué? [mujer 2] tranquila. la puedes desactivar con tu app y activaria de nuevo cuando la encuentres. [mujer 1] ¡ahh, ya me siento mucho mejor! es que con tanta prisa, será que la dejé sobre el escritor

and around going back and forth, something new, that has to stop. >> harris: what you said, notwithstanding outnumbered part, but he said he was not going to telegraph and give away everything, that is his style. >> lisa: i think will be difficult. president trump is taking the message to the american people. hopefully trying to get buy in from the american people. this is the longest war, 16 years, $700 billion spent, we look at afghanistan right now, the government is corrupt. only holding around 60% of the country as jennifer griffin noted earlier on the show. you may be difficult with pakistan as well, supporting the tele- band, we know a couple of weeks ago that there were reports of the isis taliban joint attack. 50 people killed. the circumstances are very tough. a tough sell to the american people. they are weary of what is going to change. how is this going to make a difference. it is a very's only meant a tough sell from the president, but he is right taking the message to the american people. >> harris: i don't know if people really caught afghanistan being the new ground for the

kamala harris has her own bay hooif who protect her and love her to death.the one name that my friends family saying do you think she's going to run. when you're a state prosecutor there's going some issues. the democrats should be embracing anyone who he list its that level of excitement. if you ask democrats right now it's bernie sanders or cam lal aharris. let her do her job, build her resume up. because the democrats are going to need as many stars as possible to go against trump. >> you've been on both sides of this. the phenomenon in 2004 was genuine. and then you sort of eventually got to the point where you were being attacked by some of the people from the progressive wing saying well, you're establish amment now. so this line gets blurred. is there any pleasing a certain set of progressives who essentially think anyone who isn't bernie sanders is not progressive enough? >> it's not so much about bernie sanders. this has been going on forever in the left. first of all, let's remember the vast majority of bernie sappeders supporters ended up supporti

harry kane said... in the last few minutes gary lineker has been talking to us.ether he should be in or not, then the it in the squad, if he is the captain, if he plays or not. when you get to your 305 as all footballer5 know, the powers wayne a little bit without meaning to make the pun! i think it is a good position at the right time, a lot of good young player5 coming through and wayne has had a fabulous international career. does the timing seemed odd after such a great start to the season with everton? such a great start to the season with eve rton? it such a great start to the season with everton? it seemed like he could play his way back into the england setup and it seemed gareth southgate was considering it. we don‘t know what conversations have gone on between them, gareth southgate might have said he was con5idering other players, perhap5 giving him the opportunity to do it himself but is always nice to do rather than being pushed out. that remains to be seen, the announcement has been made by wayne himself which i5 has been made by wayne himself which

a man wanted in charlottesville for an august twelfth assault on the andrea harris has just turned himself in michael alex ramos appeared at the monroe county sheriff's office monday night a warrant was previously issued for ramos for malicious wounding in relation to an aggravated assault during a protest in charlottesville earlier this month down to harris has organized a go fund me page to pay for reconstructive surgery for head injuries he sustained in those rallies. and the taliban is claiming responsibility for a suicide bombing in a crowded district in kabul the attack occurred near a major banking area of downtown kabul not far from the american embassy at least five people were killed in the attack and nine more wounded the number of casualties is expected to climb meanwhile thirteen civilians were killed during an overnight air strike by the afghan air forces at taliban positions in the country's herit province. and u.s. led coalition forces in syria have fired on the free syrian army near the city of men in the north of the country u.s. forces were responding to fire by the turk

another suspect in the brutal beating of deandre harris. he has been arrested.hy has it taken so long when the beating was caught on film? we will speak with the reporter who interviewed deandre. >> there was all of this chaos going around. i felt myself getting hit. every time i got up, i lost consciousness and fell. and tooks picked me up me over ththere so i can g get . amamy: all that and more, comimg up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in texas, tropical storm harvey made a seconond landfall wednesy near the border with louisiana, bringing more rain and catastrophic flooding to the gulf coast as the death toll from the unprecedented storm rose to at least 38. on thursday, the city of port arthur, texas, which is 100 miles east of houston was completely under water. flooding even forced the city to evacuate one of its own shelters set up for people who had fled their homes. port arthur is home to the largest oil refinery in the united states. meanwhile, a mandatory evacuation was also ordered this mornin

he has conferred this news. >> harris: i want to go back to the question of what sandra was saying. i don't know what he normally would've said, but he saying this is something he says with off the record. >> lawrence: he also cleared his name. people were pegging him as the racist in the white house. >> harris: stronger language on the president was using at that time. >> sandra: john roberts, are you good now, sir? >> i thought it was good before. steve bannon is one of the people that's closest to the president ideology if not personally, and the president has said they came into the campaign late that he was clearly a force during the campaign and a force there at