cliff hodges says when he first heard about angela hernandez -- the young woman who survived nearly a driving off a cliff -- he thought it was either made up or she had supplies in her car.911 call"a report of a vehicle injury accident for a vehicle off of a cliff. the vehicle and the female are going to be about 200 feet down. she is conscious and breathing." hernandez wrote on facebook:i could feel water rising over my knees. every bone in my body hurt. i was able to break out of my car."hernandez suffered from a brain hemorrhage, a collapsed lung and fractured ribs, shoulder and collar bones.she collected fresh water from moss ... and walked the beach searching for help -- until nearly a week later -- when a couple found her alive.cliff hodges, adventure out founder/owner"as someone who teaches thousands of students a year how to survive in the wilderness even with certain skillsets and certain environments a lot of people wouldn't even make it a day or two and for her to go a week with no supplies and from what i know no training is just an incredible story and i think it says a l

, a senior labourmp, hasa party and margaret hodge, a senior labour mp, has a piece for the guardiant, and tackle jeremy corbyn in person. with all without an expletive, depending on who you believe. she has expanded on what happened with an article in the guardian. i confronted jeremy corbyn and told him to his face what i and many others are feeling. under his leadership the labour party is perceived by a lot ofjews and many members of the public as an anti—semitic party. it is hard stuff. tough stuff. my own instinct is that the labour party was the traditional home ofjewish voters and a lot of the research that has been done over the use, certainly when i go back to my university days, i can remember that thejewish community voted insignificant numbers for the labour party and we have this, margaret hodge talking about losing family members to the nazis in the gas chambers and she is a very, very —— has written a very damning article. she could face disciplinary action over this. which is outrageous. it was reported that she called jeremy corbyn and f—word anti—semite and she sai

cliff hodges says when he first heard about angela hernandez -- the young woman who survived nearly a week alone after driving off a cliff -- he thought it was either made up or she had supplies in her car.911 call"a report of a vehicle injury accident for a vehicle off of a cliff. the vehicle and the female are going to be about 200 feet down. she is conscious and breathing." hernandez wrote on facebook:i could feel water rising over my knees. every bone in my body hurt. i was able to break out of my car."hernandez suffered from a brain hemorrhage, a collapsed lung and fractured ribs, shoulder and collar bones.she collected fresh water from moss ... and walked the beach searching for help -- until nearly a week later -- when a couple found her alive.cliff hodges, adventure out founder/owner"as someone who teaches thousands of students a year how to survive in the wilderness even with certain skillsets and certain environments a lot of people wouldn't even make it a day or two and for her to go a week with no supplies and from what i know no training is just an incredible story and i

cliff hodges says when he first heard about angela hernandez -- the young woman who survived nearly a week alone after driving off a cliff -- he thought it was either made up or she had supplies in her car.911 call"a report of a vehicle injury accident for a vehicle off of a cliff. the vehicle and the female are going to be about 200 feet down. she is conscious and breathing." hernandez wrote on facebook:i could feel water rising over my knees. every bone in my body hurt. i was able to break out of my car."hernandez suffered from a brain hemorrhage, a collapsed lung and fractured ribs, shoulder and collar bones.she collected fresh water from moss ... and walked the beach searching for help -- until nearly a week later -- when a couple found her alive.cliff hodges, adventure out founder/owner"as someone who teaches thousands of students a year how to survive in the wilderness even with certain skillsets and certain environments a lot of people wouldn't even make it a day or two and for her to go a week with no supplies and from what i know no training is just an incredible story and i

hodges says it's important to learn to read a landscape and identify certain plants and trees -- all things he teaches in his classes.cliff hodges, adventure out founder/owner"it sounds like angela was a comination of lucky, as well as just smart ... if i angela i think i would just want to give her a big hug and say thank god and congratulations you're alive and also just to say am."in santa cruz, michelle kingston, kron 4 news (vicki) m-g-m resorts has sued hundreds of victims of the las vegas shooting in a bid to avoid liability for the massacre. the company argues in lawsuits filed friday that is has "no liability of any kind" to survivors or families of slain victims. they cite a federal law enacted after the sept. 11 terrorist attacks. it says the safety act limits liabilities arising from mass attacks in the u-s where services certified by the department of homeland security were deployed. according to the complaint, security at the country music festival was provided by a company certified by homeland security. more than 25-hundred individuals have brought, or threatened to b

the abuse margaret hodge suffered is a borren.ound one of them which says, to deny the self—determination of the jewish people is anti—semitic. but it was so wide, in needed tidying up by adding to it, it is not anti—semitic to criticise the state of israel unless it can be proved. dame margaret hodge today has been clear in saying the code allows legitimate criticism of the state of israel. she said herself i criticise israel. she said herself i criticise israel fairly frequently. we can criticise israel and stick to this code? the code, which only came out in 2016 is only used by pro—israeli activists to close down protest against the state of israel by the boycott a nd against the state of israel by the boycott and sanctions group. they put together a petition which they took to number ten downing st, asking the government to stop the bds asking its apartheid week. they have a week where they try to show the palestine knee and citizens don't get the same rights as the israeli citizens. the israeli government passed a law which

kerry is not and has never been mocked or a racist it is margaret hodge to make this accusation and to make an accusation in that form whether or not with the expletive deleted should be an acceptable behavior and she should apologize that is not the way in which we come back debates of the labor party which is a lot of support from blair and factions within the labor board he may have support from blairite factions in the labor party it is nothing to do with the labor party to the day with its absolute commitment to fight anti semitism in all its forms the argument is to water is anti semitic come to what extent criticism of israel may or may not be anti-semitic and it's important we make these distinctions anti-semitism in our view is hostility to jews as jews and it needs to be opposed we'll leave it to some of israel is criticism of israel and unless it shows hostility to jews as jews it is political criticism and argument and has to be fought on that basis while it's being reported and supported it has to be said by journalists who are supposed to be impartial and press regulation

cliff hodges says when he first heard about angela hernandez -- the young woman who survived nearly aing off a cliff -- he thought it was either made up or she had supplies in her car.911 call"a report of a vehicle injury accident for a vehicle off of a cliff. the vehicle and the female are going to be about 200 feet down. she is conscious and breathing." hernandez wrote on facebook:i could feel water rising over my knees. every bone in my body hurt. i was able to break out of my car."hernandez suffered from a brain hemorrhage, a collapsed lung and fractured ribs, shoulder and collar bones.she collected fresh water from moss ... and walked the beach searching for help -- until nearly a week later -- when a couple found her alive.cliff hodges, adventure out founder/owner"as someone who teaches thousands of students a year how to survive in the wilderness even with certain skillsets and certain environments a lot of people wouldn't even make it a day or two and for her to go a week with no supplies and from what i know no training is just an incredible story and i think it says a lot ab

margaret hodge had a stand—up row with jeremy corbyn margaret hodge had a stand—up row withjeremy corbyn said the investigation is not about anti—semitism, it is about aggressive behaviour. but the aggressive behaviour. but the aggressive behaviour. but the aggressive behaviour referred to, ian austin denies any of that actually happened. ian austin denies any of that actually happenedlj ian austin denies any of that actually happened. i was involved in actually happened. i was involved in a heated conversation about the labour party nec's failure to adopt the standard definition on anti—semitism. did i scream abuse at anybody? no, idid anti—semitism. did i scream abuse at anybody? no, i did not. anti—semitism. did i scream abuse at anybody? no, idid not. it anti—semitism. did i scream abuse at anybody? no, i did not. it was a heated discussion, i accept that, but i did not scream abuse at anybody. he said the discussion he was talking about there was with the party chairman, somebody loyal to jeremy corbyn. it is one person‘s word against another, we are not sure what happened, but the

i want to bring in craig hodges. portfolio manager at hodges fund. he is ripe with advice.e would bring you in today, jerome powell, the federal reserve chief, mentioned a few words about the tariff wars. but these stocks, overall continue to move higher. i'm just interested in your perspective about that and what we're seeing with the markets right now. we're within spitting distance of session highs for the dow and s&p is at five-month high. >> we're optimistic. these tariff wars, all the sabre-rattling gone along with it has taken down a lot of industrial companies especially some of these steel names which we really believe, steel will be in a much better position once all of this kind of settles down. so we're, i think as earnings season is starting right now we're very optimistic what earnings will look like. we think it will be the strongest quarter we've seen in decades. so we're very optimistic. liz: we got this hitting the tape. the mexican economic minister is now saying, brad what is it, by august there may be a new nafta deal could be signed by november. by nov

. >> well, i think general hodges made extraordinarily sound points. it's disconcerting when the president attacks our most important allie, nato. als, nato exists not just for the protection of europeans, but more importantly, it's our 40 line of defense against the russian and the russian malign activities. i'm very, very pleads at the resolution i sponsored, to most construct bipartisan support, 97-2, affirming our support for nato. also affirming our support for rules and international order and one of the major contributors to that international order is nato. so it's in ourself interests to be supportive of nato, not superficially and i think in an ill informed way critical of nato. >> new york how'd you do this? the general there talking about that being a positive statement from the united states reaffirming the bipartisan commitment to nato at a time when the president is saying these things. how did you put something together there that didn't lose republicans who might worry that people would perceive this as undercutting donald trump? >> th

for margaret hodge to make the second station and to make an accusation in that form whether or not with the expletive deleted it should be unacceptable behavior and she should apologize that is not the way in which we come back to the labor party but she seems to have a lot of support from the blairite factions in. in the labor party you may have support from blairite factions in the labor party it has nothing to do with the labor party to the day with its absolute commitment to fight anti semitism in all its forms the argument is to water is anti semitic come to what extent criticism of israel may or may not be anti-semitic and it's important we make these distinctions anti-semitism in our view is hostility to jews as jews and it needs to be opposed believe the interest of israel is criticism of israel and unless it shows hostility to jews as jews it is political criticism and argument and has to be fought on that basis well it's being reported and supported it has to be said by journalists who are supposed to be impartial in the press regulation in this country that they broadcast reg

who herself lost fa m ily against margaret hodge who herself lost family in the holocaust, suggestionsutside of parliament, the jewish of conduct to the party outside of parliament, thejewish labour movement, the main body forjewish opinion in the labour party threatening possible legal action against the labour party and some of mr corbyn's supporters suggesting the whole row is a put up designed to undermine his leadership. the only thing it seems to me both sides appear to agree on is the prospect of providing some kind of bridge to golf the divide between these two sides isn't going to happen any time soon and quite possibly not while mr corbyn is leader. many thanks, norman smith. theresa may will meet her counterparts from austria, estonia and the czech republic this week to try to persuade them to back her vision of brexit. her new foreign secretaryjeremy hunt is abroad today trying to sell the uk government's message. he's in berlin where he's warned that a no—deal brexit would damage britain's relationship with europe for a generation. without a real change in approach from th

exactly, and is on this very issue, so margaret hodge, she is another who is being investigated.tion is not about anti—semitism, it is about aggressive behaviour but the aggressive behaviour that is referred to, ian austin denies any of that actually happened. look, i was involved in... it was a heated conversation about the labour party nec's failure to adopt a standard definition on anti—semitism. but the accounts of it given out are not true. i mean, did i scream abuse that anybody? abuse at anybody? no, ididn't. it was a heated discussion, i accept that, but i did not, i didn't scream abuse at anybody. i didn't do that. that heated discussion that he is talking about there was had with ian lavery, the party chairman, who is somebody who is very much loyal to jeremy corbyn. i suppose, you know, it is one person's word against another. we aren't sure exactly what happened there but the fact that ian austin is now being investigated for these complaints against him, i suppose it adds fuel to those labour mps who are concerned that actually the focus needs to be on disciplining t

we'll talk with major charles hodges of the u.s.ir force who shares new details about how a major equipment failure threatened the final rescue. >>> a san francisco woman celebrating her first wedding anniversary in mexico is killed by a stray bullet. we'll take a look at why the state department issued a travel advisory for popular destinations in the country. >>> 11 people remarkably survive a plane crash on an alaskan mountainside. see how rescuers found them as dangerous weather approached. >>> plus, dramatic video reportedly shows george clooney flying off his motorbike after crashing on an italian island. >>> but we begin with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >>> germany is totally controlled by russia. they are getting from 60% to 70% of their energy from russia and a new pipeline. >> the president comes out swinging in brussels. >> president trump launching a tirade against nato allies during what was supposed to be the welcome breakfast. >> because we're not going to put up with it. we can't put up wi

john mcdonnell has let it be known that he does not agree that dame margaret hodge should be facing disciplinary for criticisms ofjeremy corbyn. disciplinary actions for criticisms of jeremy corbyn. this information has come into the public domain through senior cabinet sources. it may well be john mcdonnell through senior cabinet sources. it may well bejohn mcdonnell himself. there is an interesting quote saying, we are not comfortable with the big jeremy corbyn has handled this, do not know why we have got into this mess, i would naturally be a labour supporter but this is one of many issues werejeremy corbyn is making me think, i do not want to support this party, they have not done enough to prove that they are genuinely against anti—semitism. in so many cases. they have endless amount of abuse suffered. an interview yesterday, it was said the party is not doing enough to cou ntera ct party is not doing enough to counteract the impression that it is anti—semitic. jeremy corbyn is not doing enough. he has not been clear enough. the times article also refers to further pressure, embarrassment,

steel hasn't really gone anywhere that's craig hodges at the hodges fund and also umc, those shares again a whole heck of a lot over the last couple of months, but he views these domestic steel manufacturers as ones that will stand to benefit if these trade policies stay the way they are we'll see if this plays out with these domestic steel stocks. >> all right, now to a subject i actually know something about. >> bourbon >> yes >> the whisky industry is feeling the pain from the trade war. that is not funny. china's imposing a 25% retaliatory tariff on the u.s. whisky, joining europe, mexico and canada con te con -- >> yeah, brown tomorrow owns some brands like jack daniels and old for esther in their aging room where the bourbon sits for at least six years. now suddenly bro ll lly brown fn suddenly finds itself slapped with trade tariffs kentucky whisky exports grew 23% last year to $450 million, distillers expect an extended trade war would sour the taste for american whisky and cost jobs more than 17,000 people in this state alone rely on the whisky industry for their jobs. farmers, g

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air force who were involved in that rescue, major charles hodges was one of the mission commanders and master sergeant darrick anderson was inside the cave during the operation. good morning, gentlemen. i'm going s tort with sergeant anderson. take us inside that cave, seleant anderson, t us about the conditions and what it was like for you and what it felt like when you finally saw the initially we thought the cave wasn't goings to be a complex or re and ll getting in t seeing obstacles and tight points and you add on top of th cold waters with zero visibility. i think quickly we realized it wasoing to be a much more complex mission than we initially thought. >> major hodges, do i have this right thatthe very last moment, there was a complication with the oxygen. really, not only were you against time, it turned out in e boys were rescued just the nick of time. >> yeah, wet knew te oxygen levels in the ninth chamber were slowly b surely going down. we knew the sustainment, course of action that was a potential option was for longer an option because we knen' they wou be in there four

the actor who played hodges said that hodges was captain mainwairing's private hitler, which i thinke time, paul fox, perhaps admitted he might have got it wrong... i suppose, hutsby old—fashioned, i disliked it. i disliked the title, the title sequence disliked the title, the title sequence but me off. and i said, this would be one series and no more. of course, it became the most successful comedy from the light entertainment department. at what point did they realise this was a hit and it was resonating with audiences? i think into series two and into series three. series one and into series three. series one and two were in black—and—white and series three was the first one in colour. and i think paul fox, as you say, initially he didn't like it very much. but michael mills, the head of comedy at the time, and bill cotton head of comedy at the time, and bill cotto n fro m head of comedy at the time, and bill cotton from light entertainment, they went into bat for it. and by 1970 paul fox sent a letter to david croft saying, i am glad i got it wrong, it is a great successful stop

former aide to gordon brown, and he was adopted by jewish parents, and the other is dame margaret hodgeand i think one of her grandmothers was killed in the holocaust. to take these people on i think isjust suicidal. it's extraordinary. let's look at the guardian, a couple of stories. think tank offered ministerial access to potential us donors. this is the institute of economic affairs, a secret recording of the director of the iea, mark littlewood.” secret recording of the director of the iea, mark littlewood. i know him well. fellow travellers, you know, pro— conservative, pro— free market, jolly good chaps. doesn't it concern you that the charity commission says an organisation will not be charitable if its purposes are political? and yet it has been established as an educational charity. i do think this is a grey area, and! charity. i do think this is a grey area, and i know all this because i runa think area, and i know all this because i run a think tank, i ran the centre for policy studies, which wasn't a charity, it was a company limited by guarantee, because it was very politi

and just as margaret hodge was that under this disciplinary measure for verbally attacking and questioningthe morale at&t truth —— morale at&t, he is now also facing discipline for his criticism of uleybury. the very thought that the labour party could be in this position should be hard to believe. it is something that they don't seem to be able to ship down. well, you see, that is why i don't understand why they didn't shut it down by accepting this definition. i still don't understand why they didn't just say, yes, let's do that. unless there is some else that we don't know. let me take you now to the front page of the sunday mirror. this is about novichok. those two frightening incidents in salisbury and amesbury. this is the suggestion that there may be more of the russian, we assume russian, novichok hidden away. police believe the assassins stashed two lots of the assassins stashed two lots of the deadly nerve agent. and obviously we know that the initial attack was on the script family, the former russian spy and his daughter, he was living in salisbury. —— skripalfamily. the he was

labor leader who is a might and a racist according to a senior former labor cabinet minister margaret hodge has apparently now they deny that she swore. jeremy is not and has never been. or of race.

and you take on someone like dame margaret hodge at your peril, she is a hugely respected figure?g meted out to name margaret hodge is for the birds, frankly. because the political acoustics if you like of trying to discipline not just a very long—standing member of the labour party but someone who has a also actually been a vocal critic of israel and who lost several members of her family of israel and who lost several members of herfamily in of israel and who lost several members of her family in the holocaust, i just members of her family in the holocaust, ijust think members of her family in the holocaust, i just think that's fanciful, it's just not politically feasible to go down that road. and actually, talking to some of mr corbyn‘s aides last night they pretty much indicated as much, although some suggested that she could still be given a verbal reprimand wish i would doubt that, actually. even giving them margaret hodge a verbal reprimand i would imagine she would give back as good as she's got but also it carries with it an implicit sense of having done something wrong a

over the past fortnight, two labour mps, margaret hodge and ian austin, have found themselves facing on labour‘s national executive committee and peter willsman is hoping to be re—elected. he is one of nine candidates being backed by the left—wing momentum group. this recording, though, is leading some to ask questions about whether he should be allowed to take up that position if he was to win. earlier, i spoke to political correspondent tom barton — here‘s what he had to say. well, we have heard today from the president of the board of deputies ofjews. she treated this morning that mr wills men in her view should be expelled from the labour party. she also questioned whyjeremy corbyn hadn‘t ta ken she also questioned whyjeremy corbyn hadn‘t taken action immediately after the nec meeting at which he made these comments when she described as a disgusting rant. we have also heard from thejewish labour movement. members have said he should be suspended an investigation should take place. meanwhile, in the broader community of labour supporters, people like owen of labour supporters, pe

relative study, are licensed pesticide applicators concludes that glyphosate has no association with non-hodge kekins lymphoma. >> there are two answers. one means, does glyphosate and roundup cause non-hodgkins l lymphoma. >> reporter: that's robert kennedy jr. his firm is suing monsanto. there are thousands of others suing elsewhere, including in st. louis where monsanto is based. they say there is way too much evidence to delve into for the rest of this show. but the bottom line is that roundup and its formula is now on trial. sam brock, nbc bay area news. >>> an east bay city is hoping a b big cash reward will help them find an arsonist. they hope the money will convince someone to step forward about a string of construction fires, among the structures burned, 100-unit structure. they are desperate for new housing and the fires have made nearby neighbors feel less secure. >> these arsons are not only bad for the housing crisis but much more importantly, dangerous for human life. >> if you have any information, oakland asks that you call its tip line. we've put thatour website, nbcbayarea.c

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over the past fortnight, two labour mps, margaret hodge and ian austin, have found themselves facingg the party's approach to anti—semitism. you have to contrast what has happened in this case, so far, i seriously hope that decision will be reconsidered, with what has happened to my colleagues, dame margaret hodge and ian austin where immediate action was taken to investigate them speaking out and speaking up against anti—semitism. in a statement, the labour party said it is committed to tackling and eradicating anti—semitism in all its forms in our party and our society. a ballot is currently being held for positions on labour's national executive committee and peter willsman is hoping to be re—elected. he is one of nine candidates being backed by the left—wing momentum group. this recording, though, is leading some to ask questions about whether he should be allowed to take up that position if he was to win. tom barton, bbc news, westminster. let's talk to our political correspondent, jonathan blake, who is in westminster. yet another row on anti—semitism within the labour party? s

time, of course, we know the vetera n same time, of course, we know the veteran labour mp margaret hodgecly accused mr corbyn of being an anti—semite and a racist. this morning, she was standing by those remarks. it's by his actions that he has to be judged. and by refusing to adopt the definition in full of what anti—semitism is, he's put himself in the position that he's perceived by many to be anti—semitic. we are nowjoined by a member of the jewish voice for labour. why not just resolve this whole controversy of the code by doing as so many other organisations have and simply accepting the international code? 0k, accepting the international code? ok, let's be very clear about what that code is, there is no such thing as an agreed international code, there is a document which has been pushed for many years now by pro—israel organisations, and the problem with it is that it includes in its provisions are elements that are designed to prevent certain kinds of criticism of israel and finds them, it is designed to do that. the danger that this present has been identified by manyjewish com

air force search and rescue team, headed up by major charles hodges, and master sergeant derek anderson, joins the effort. what was the probability of success? >> so when i was asked that question by the governor, what i told him is, i think we can probably realistically save 60% to 70% of the kids. i expect anywhere from three to five to die in this operation. >> translator: today is d-day. we are 100% ready. >> an enormous cache of extra air canisters are already in place and support divers deployed throughout the cave. the tip of the spear is the elite foursome of british divers. it was one diver, one boy? >> that's correct, yes. >> that's a tremendous amount of responsibility. >> yeah, very much so. >> reporter: when the brits reach that far-away cavern, they find the boys shockingly calm. the thai doctor who joins them says they decide on their own what order they're going out in. >> translator: it was a decision made by all the boys, because their physical and mental condition was about the same. the boys who lived farthest from the cave went first because they thought they had to

the party are very wrong to try to make an example of margaret hodge.f that. any idea of action against margaret williams blamed the situation even more. less get on and solve the problem and we can get on with trying to be the next government hash against margaret will inflame. —— against margaret will inflame. a labour party spokesperson told breakfast it is consulting withjewish groups and that, "the code of conduct adopts the international holocaust remembrance alliance definition and expands on and contextualises its examples to produce robust, legally sound guidelines that a political party can apply to disciplinary cases." that the statement the party. —— thatis that the statement the party. —— that is the statement from the party. it might be one of those evenings where you have to go without the duvet and just use a sheet. carol is at hyde park with a look at this morning's weather. we might get a difference in temperature of 27 degrees. that is absolutely right. it is hot already in hyde park. the temperature is about 22 celsius, in northampto

military commander hodges guided them. he spoke to "cbs this morning." >> we put them in positive full face masks, so we couldn't see their faces. they were in these flexible litters that kind of wrap around them so they're unable to move. >> reporter: the mission was not only sophisticated but downright dangerous. at one point two teams inside the cave briefly lost all communication. on the third day of rescue oxygen dropped to toxic levels and a new threat of monsoon rain threatened to raise floodwaters. just hours after the main boy was taken out the main pump in the cave malfunctioned sending rushing water rushing in. the last of the thai navy s.e.a.l.s, three divers and a medic who had stayed behind with the group throughout the mission barely made it out. >> thankfully everyone was able to get out of chamber three safely and make their way out. it's a really exciting ending to an awesome mission. >> reporter: as the final ambulances left the cave, people lined the streets cheering. at the hospital the boys seen here

holly hughes people noted friesian products are the best dairy products you have so carl and i will hodge. but there are no real counts here just a fake one and a costume who's trying to reach the for. inish blindfolded animal rights activists have protested against the event on social media saying that real count should not be forced to participate. but. the domino kicks off in front of the library the hope is to break the guinness record of ten thousand two hundred toppled books. the row of books winds around over two stories of the building ten thousand four hundred books were toppled but still they're walking fail to set a guinness world records because the folks needed a little help sometimes that is not allowed. overall it was a fun and festive day with plenty of inspiring and exciting events. it was totally crazy and it was heart breaking and it was sweet and it was spectacular and i think it was everything in one of the participants created an art happening on july the eighth that they will surely never forget and i also proved once again that people can set a lot in motion usuall

we want to show you this, matthew hodging driving to walnut creek when the flames nearly overtook his car. >> we parked with our hazard lights on to help stop traffic behind us. that's when we saw the fire come around the corner. one of the fire trucks pulled up, i think it was one of the first two trucks over to the left, and we just saw the flames get bigger and bigger and it was windy. so i just saw something i had never seen before. it looked like a fire tornado moving through away from some of the fire trucks. they did -- we were -- we were just waiting for it to hop across the road. it was really neat to see how well the fire department worked. those guys are the real deal. >> did you hear what he said? it looked like a fire tornado as he described it. let's check in with abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel for a look at the weather conditions in the east bay. >>> they could have had localized winds which caused some rotation of the smoke there. let's take a look at the conditions now, not helping the crews, the hot conditions. 103 right now, relative humidity is 14%. so it i

major charles hodges, the mission commander in charge of u.s.rations here, spoke this morning on go"good morning america" about the challenges of the rescue. >> even after we got 4 for 4 on the second day as well, the risk hadn't gone down any at all. so i'm incredibly impressed with the way that it worked out, but at the same time, candidly, i was thinking it would be much worse results. >> reporter: >> reporter: this morning we learned that miracle mission was hours away from catastrophe. had you waited one more day, what do you think would have happened? >> i think that the third day would be very difficult for us. because the rains had come. >> reporter: instead of swimming seven football fields, the boys would have had to have gone over a mile underwater. was there a moment that you thought, we can't do this, maybe this isn't possible? >> no, no. >> never? >> we tried to do our best. because you know that 13 people are inside. and you find them already, you cannot put someone inside again. we have to try our best to bring them out. >> repor

air force major charles hodges commanded the more-than 35 americans on site.spoke to "cbs this morning." >> we had to put them on positive pressure, full facemasks, and so we couldn't see their faces. they were in these flexible litters that kind of wrap around them, so they're unable to move. >> reporter: the mission was not only sophisticated, it was downright dangerous. at one point, two teams inside the cave briefly lost all communications. on the third day of rescues, oxygen levels in the cave dropped to toxic levels, and a new round of monsoon rains threatened to raise floodwaters. just hours after the last boy was taken out, the main water pump in the caves malfunctioned, sending water rushing in, the last of the thai navy seals, three divers and a medic who had stayed behind with the group throughout the mission barely made it out. >> thankfully, everyone was able to get out of chamber three tofely and make their way out. and it was a really exciting ending to an awesome mission. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: as the final ambulances left the cav

that he does have differences with jeremy corbyn over this, particularly over the suggestion margaret hodgen criticism of jeremy corbyn on this issue. james, what hasjohn mcdonnell jeremy corbyn on this issue. james, what has john mcdonnell said, jeremy corbyn on this issue. james, what hasjohn mcdonnell said, do we know? via a senior cabinet source, we are hearing people in the shadow cabinet are not comfortable at all with the wayjeremy has handled this. don't know why we've got ourselves in this mess. i would echo this. it's astonishing that corbyn has allowed it to go so far, this crisis that's been running for years now. . . crisis that's been running for years now... there was a report by shami chakrabarti now... there was a report by shami chakra barti a couple now... there was a report by shami chakrabarti a couple of years ago, which was seen by many as a fudge, now the party has failed to indoors fully the international guidelines on anti—semitism. that led to a very dramatic reaction by the three jewish newspapers last week, all clubbed together and put on their front page this v

margaret hodge last week in the house of commons called her leader, jeremy corbyn, an anti—semite, toore profound question is why are anti—semites attracted to the labour party, and the answer isjeremy corbyn. that is a big accusation against the leader of the labour party. what more does he need to do to try to reverse the opinion of you, the other newspaper editors, and your readers? confidence is very low. the chakra bati report, o which i was privileged to contribute to, ended up being a whitewash. it said there was nothing to see here. then you have the ken livingstone issue where he said the man who killed 6 millionjews was in support of a jewish state. i would like to think that the labour party will finally see sense. the story has been going on for three years. clearly this is an ongoing cancer in the labour party. i don't hold out any hope that in september the this thing will be finished. the jewish community is aghast, waiting for september, hoping the sorry tragedy can end. a blood sugar sensor has revolutionised the way that some type one diabetics manage their condition

the ball are comparing this to the treatment of margaret hodge. is farfrom over. prominent carbon supporters are saying at the very least that he should step down from the national is active committee. —— national executive committee. —— national executive committee. some think you should be expeued committee. some think you should be expelled from the labour party. the jewish labour movement have said they are going to submit a further movement —— complaint. they are demanding he is suspended and investigated. this may not be over. let us have a listen to that these people in the jewish community support trump. they are trump fanatics. i am not going to be lectured to by trump fanatics. they are making up information without any evidence at all. i think we should ask the rabbis, where is your evidence of severe and widespread anti—semitism in this party? let me ask you a question. how many people in this room have seen anti—semitism at the labour party? what is your answer? none. he isa he is a long—standing political ally of mr corbyn. it goes b

so why won't margaret hodge except those reassurances?ight through the process, they've been rejected. tonight, labour mps decided to hold a vote straight after their summer break on the green to adopt the international exa m ples of green to adopt the international examples of anti—semitism word for word but their leader has been defending his party's code of conduct. what has been done is an honest attempt to make sure we do make it clear we will not tolerate anti—semitism in any form and we will allow legitimate debate on issues facing israel and palestine but it can't ever be conducted in an anti—semitic form. but it can't ever be conducted in an anti-semitic form. this is not about words, it's about trust. jeremy corbyn's critics believe he has been too slow to act on anti—semitism that many of his supporters think theissueis that many of his supporters think the issue is now being used to undermine his leadership and views are becoming entrenched. united parties tend to do better in the polls so labour's journey to power may have be

so why won't margaret hodge except those reassurances?thejewish people have reached out tojeremy corbyn, right through the process they have been rejected. tonight labour mps are discussing adopting the international agreed examples of anti—semitism word for word but the leader is defending his party's code of conduct. what has been done is an honest attempt to make sure that we do make it clear we will not tolerate anti—semitism in any form, and we will allow legitimate debate on issues facing israel and palestine, but it cannot ever be conducted in any kind of anti—semitic form. conducted in any kind of anti-semitic form. this whole row isn't just about words, it is anti-semitic form. this whole row isn'tjust about words, it is about trust. jeremy corbyn's critics believe he has been too slow to act on anti—semitism, but some of his supporters believe the issue has been used to undermine him. united parties tend to do better in the polls, so labour's journey parties tend to do better in the polls, so labour'sjourney to power may have be

turning loosely worded examples into a more robust, legally enforceable code, so why weren't margaret hodgeeremy corbyn those reassurances. the dues have reached out tojeremy corbyn and the labour party and right through the process they have been rejected. tonight labour mps decided to hold a vote straight after the summer break to adopt the international agreement word for word, but the leader has been defending his party's conduct. what has been done is an honest attempt to make it clear we will not tolerate anti—semitism in any form and we will allow a legitimate debate on issues facing israel and palestine, but it cannot ever be conducted in any kind of anti—semitic form. conducted in any kind of anti-semitic form. this row is not just about words, it is about trust. jeremy corbyn's critics believe he has been too slow to act on anti—semitism, but many supporters think the issue has now been used to undermine his leadership and the views are becoming intense. united parties tend to do better in the polls, so labour's journey parties tend to do better in the polls, so labour'sjourney to

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we should have adopted it and margaret hodge, with whom i share her great misgivings, should be supportedord. you're looking forward the borisjohnson bosla resignation speech later? i will avoid it. too late, it has come too late.|j speech later? i will avoid it. too late, it has come too late. i have a lot of envelopes needing stubborn, so lot of envelopes needing stubborn, so unfortunately i would be there, very sorry. thank you all. now, it is time for the weather with chris. thanks a lot. today we have had quite a bit of cloud around already and a few passing showers. some have spotted something a little more exciting than that as well. 0ut spotted something a little more exciting than that as well. out to the coast of north west wales, off gwinnett, you can see what respect on this weather watcher picture, a great picture. we're looking at some limited sunny spells coming through and there will be more rain on friday and it will generally turn a little warmer as well —— weather watcher picture in gwynedd. more showers across wales, south—west england, northern england, and the heavie

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