that's when the mother bear attacked 71-year-old john johnson.nched the bear and then his wife hit the bear with a baseball bat so they could run away. >> it was like -- and i am not a weak woman, okay. i'm old, but i'm not weak. i felt like that i had like a lightning bolt in my body that was driving that ball bat. i was so scared. >> you could see the marks left behind from when the mother bear clawed john johnson. the mother bear was captured and euthanized. in colorado any bear that attacks and injures a human must be euthanized. >>> in sports we know that 15-year-old tennis phenom she won her first match at the u.s. open with her parents cheering her on. it took two hours for coco to win a three-set thriller. when it was over she said her parents needed some rest. >> your mom and dad are over there, and, of course, we saw them at wimbledon. how do you think they're feeling right now? >> i think i gave them a heart attack, especially my mom, and my dad, he looks a little bit tired over there too. >> absolutely. >> if coco wins in the second r

i'm going to school and let's do business a us court has ordered father john johnson and johnson to pay of a huff a $1000000000.00 for an opioid crisis that's ravaged the state of oklahoma the judge blamed aggressive and misleading marketing companies share price rose based as were expecting a high of fine. he's hardly needed boxes son austin is one of 6000 oklahomans believed to have died from an opioid overdose since the start of the millennium a promising american footballer he died in his prime. austin was living a nightmare then nightmare at prescription drug abuse now the 1st of thousands of lawsuits aimed at holding manufacturers and distributors to account has made it through trial cleveland county district judge that borkman have said prosecutors had proven johnson and johnson to create a public nuisance it would take decades to repair.

the bears left the house and john johnson is with us live. john, how are you? >> i'm good.pard: that is lucky. at very best. you punched a bear in the nose. was that instinct? >> pretty much. i know that she was coming up behind me. i didn't want the bear to try to catch up and go down the stares where she was coming from. so i give it a swat back. from that point, we started doing a little dance. as george came back around, you know, she hit him a couple times and finally one of the hips, you know, was hard enough that the bear did a face plant. >> shepard: that's from the bear, not the baseball bat. >> that's from the bear. this is from one of -- the bear where she hit with the bat. but that's actually the bear's face. she drove it into the wall. >> shepard: i bet that is an angry bear now. how did that bear get in the house in the first place? >> well, they learn how to open doors. we have our screen door shut just like it's showing here. but the air was coming through, so the bear, rather than ripping the screen, it just took its claw, moved it sideways and used its nos

pharmaceuticals john johnson and johnson is found guilty for helping fuel america's opiate crisis whatdoes the ruling mean for the future of big pharma in the u.s. also coming up church charities are working overtime in the u.k. looking after people who cannot afford to buy food and clothes one of the richest countries in the planet's. i'm chris culliver welcome to the program it's a landmark ruling in.

oklahoma is the first state to bring to trial a pharmaceutical company alleging that johns johnson & the opioid crisis through misleading marketing of its prescription drugs. the judge has decided that johnson & johnson must pay the state $572 million that will go towards programs that will prevent and treat opioid addiction. he affirmed the state's position that johnson & johnson has created a public nuisance through misleading marketing of two drugs costing the state billions of dollars and devastating thousands of lives. one oklahoma man who testified during the eight-week trial about the loss of his son to an opioid overdose says the ruling is about long sought accountability. this is a case that will be studied throughout the country. there are dozens of other states that would like to do what oklahoma has now done. this fall will there be a federal trial involving a couple of,000 claims for cities, counties and municipalities all of which want to see pharmaceutical companies held responsible for contributing to the opioid epidemic. for its part johnson & johnson will appeal. the

my primary works are "the clansman", the film tennessee johns johnson." my thesis is that these works portrayal radical reconstruction as misrule reenforced highly held belief that although political factors inevitably influence impeachment, only if there's been a legal transgression threatening the welfare of the republic. so let's start with profiles in courage. i think as many of you know, this book in 1957 was sketches of senators, who, at personal cost, chose principle, patriotism and rule by law over partisan politics. there's one chapter on johnson's impeachment, which failed by conviction of just by one vote. and these are the illustrations that kennedy has for this chapter. here is a ticket to the impeachment trial. it lasted almost two months. then here is a cartoon of the senate chambers with the trial going on. and this is edmond a. ross. he's kennedy's hero he sacrificed a promising political career when previously undecided he delivered the vote to stave off conviction after johnson's impeachment on trumped up charges by ross's fellow republ

you need north and south reconciled as johns johnson was trying to do. and you need jacquecine yan and lincoln republicans getting together. african-americans were needed for the war effort. but their polite is appropriated to bolster the film to poor whites. in the first seen johnson is a shackle on his leg. and he has to have that cut off. so he is a fugitive shackle on leg, cut off, the poor white. he keeps the shackle all of his life. and then when stephens comes in when he is president and offers to help him -- i'll help you one win the next election if you support radical reconstruction he says and johnson applies pulse out the chain and says i've been chained before and then he promises that he is going to free southerners just as lincoln freed the slaves. you can imagine the naacp wasn't happy with this and protested. in fact they protested before the film even came out. how did that happen? well a worker for mgm gave a copy of the script to the daily worker. and the daily worker passed it to the office of war information, the naacp who then pres

until they saw this video john johnson and georgeanne fields had no idea how big the beers were that insert their home. video shows the mama bear sliding up the open the screen door. behind her her 2 cubs. they heard noises and knew something was very wrong. >>> she swatted them in the nose. i turned around and i punched her in the nose. she took some swipes here. a swipe on my chest. >>> i remember seeing onof me. and i whacked that they are as hard as i could. both hands. you would have thought. >>> the couple said a birdfeeder on the porch might have attracted the bears. officials did track down the mom she had to be euthanized. the couple doing better after being treated for injuries. >>> a small sigh of relief may be a big one in puerto rico. the core of hurricane dorian just missed the island. nadia is live in puerto rico. what are the folks telling you?>> reporter: everyone was talking about maria. it is almost like ptsd from that storm two years ago. 2017. the devastation that we saw on this island. you can still see it today from san juan from big cities to more rural areas.

. >> we start with johnson & johns johnson. we know about the lc-related lawsuits it faces. n kentucky found in favor of johnson & johnson but it is only one of tens of thousands of lawsuits it still faces. i assume youis don't feel i a big overhang on this compa? >> yes, so johnson & johnson, obviously a well-known health care business with wide range of global businesses. we think all poised to grow due to an aging population globally and developments in pharmaceutical research, and the stock has been a bit weak this year due in part to t litigation issues that you mentioned and also due to concerns about drug price reform. but we think johnson & jfnson is one the most financially strong businesses in the world and really naturally resilient business that can manage its way through. we think it is a good un oppoy, this pullback, to add to the position for long-term investors. >> your next pic is 3m. not only is it a global pick, but you like the dividend. >> yes. so 3m,lobal industrial conglomerate, a wide range of businesses supported by competitive advantages in terms of

parliament opposition parties may also try to bring down the government in a no confidence vote john johnson from the web site politics home says the prime minister's gamble could well backfire if it's angered too many of his party's m.p.'s. well initially the numbers for it voted no confidence looked quite difficult because the kind of following procedure we we we couldn't seem to get any answers on whether they would support the possibility of jeremy corbyn the labor leader leading a caretaker government this was the plan he would lead a caretaker government extend the article 50 process especially pushing the brakes it deadline further away and calling a general election but there has been a significant amount of anger from proto main conservative m.p.'s today at this action by boris johnson so it seems very likely now that there would be enough of them who would be potentially willing to vote to bring down their own government. hamas security forces are said to be arresting large numbers of suspected eisel fighters and their sympathizers in gaza it's in response to a double bombing on tu

morning a slum 50 mosco time a head bad publicity but a boon it seems for business pharmaceutical john johnson and johnson he's a surgeon still prices up to being found guilty of fueling oklahoma's opiate epidemic brought back after the break. down of the financial times today was all about money laundering 1st because it's good to see just a different. good this is a good start well we have our 3 banks all set up here maybe something in your something in america something over the cayman islands or do we do all these banks are complicit in their tough talk or say we just have to give mccomas a bernie to do some serious mood or ok let's see how we did well we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacey gold beautiful jewelry and how about. luxury on a bill again for max you know what money you want to hire. watch as a record. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is on spearing dramatic development only and going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. a

judge finds the pharmaceutical john johnson and johnson guilty of fueling the us state opioid epidemic and causing the drug related death. of the johnson will finally be held accountable for thousands of deaths and addiction. by their activities. so today the g. 7 summit wrapping up in france now but the leaders in attendance struggling to agree on any solutions to any of the world's most pressing crisis. and tensions soar the middle east is israel's strike against a rainy in troops in syria this coming just days after a suspected israeli drone attacks in lebanon and iraq. at midday from moscow this tuesday is kevin i am with you great to have you company with the world news headlines then starting with this a judge in oklahoma has rules that the drug maker johnson and johnson is responsible for driving the state's opioid crisis and ordered it to pay $572000000.00 in fines he said the pharmaceutical giant run a false and dangerous marketing campaign which downplayed the risk of addiction and directly contributed to said deaths johnson johnson said it will appeal the decision with a loo

as on this tuesday morning in oklahoma judge funds or from the suitable john johnson and johnson is guilty of fueling the u.s. state's opioid epidemic and causing a drug related death. johnson and johnson will finally be hill accountable for thousands of deaths and addiction caused by the directive of. the g. 7 summit wraps up in france from last weekend but the leaders in a tendency to struggle to agree on solutions to any of the world's most pressing crisis. tensions sort of middle east as israel carries out mistrust begins to rain .

parties and against their own conservative party to try to stop him all right let's wait now to john johnson who's from the political web site politics home thank you for talking to us this is either an incredibly clever government maneuver to head off these pesky parliamentarians who are plotting and scheming to do all sorts of things to try and do rail boris johnson's plan or this is this huge affront to democracy and a constitutional outrage. yes well boris has essentially called the bluff of the opposition m.p.'s who've been meeting over the last couple of weeks to try and come up with a plan to stop a new deal brags that obviously there has been a huge amount of anger in response to this move what he's done is he's extended the recess period that british politicians get here in order to attend their party conferences is extended out from fire from 3 weeks to 5 weeks essentially closing down a good chunk of time where these m.p.'s had hoped to try and bring forward some kind of new legislation in the commons to stop him in his tracks from leaving without a deal right so the legislative o

compontsen much more "fast money" right after this >>> welcome back to "fast money" johnson & johns johnson johnson could set the stage for other similar lawsuits against drugmakers meg tirrell has the details. >> it could involve dozens of defendant companies and thousands across other states. it was brought by the state of oklahoma seeking to hold the companies responsible for the oi opioid crisis. the judge's decision monday afternoon, analysts say, could have a major impact on stocks of other companies facing litigation, perhaps even more so than johnson & johnson itself given its size check out the mark cap losses we have seen in the names, teva, endo and mallinckrodt. it has weighed on share prices that's because of the sheer size and complexity of the opioid litigation oklahoma is just one state of almost all of them that have filed lawsuits against drugmakers and distributors, and they're separate from the more than 2,300 cases brought by cities, counties and others consolidated if federal court in ohio if no overall settlement is reached there, the first trial in that group is set

johns johnson & johnson argued against the merits of the case saying they did nothing wrong but alsoouldn't have brought that type of case against them. we will have to see if the legal minutia, legal argument gets into play. >> important case. you have to go and listen to see what the decision will be. kristen dahlgren, thank you very much. >>> coming up, ruth bader ginsburg making a public appearance days after we learned she underwent cancer treatment. hear from notorious rbg after the break. every day, visionaries are creating the future. so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. in the amazon, president trump was noticeably absent when the other g7 leaders met and pledged $20 million to help fight those enormous blazes that have decimated tens of thousands of acres in the amazon. there's a photo that's been making the rounds, there it is, it shows an empty chair and while the white house said the president was busy in meetings, the leaders

a security camera shows the mother bear opening a screen door and then entering john johnson's home wither cubs. he came face to face with the big bear in his kitchen. you can see that she clawed him on his stomach, face and arms as he fought for his life. his girlfriend was able to get a bat and hit the mama bear hard at least three times before she fled the home with her cubs. >>> the university of texas at austin has a new professor. >> all right, all right, all right. how you doing? >> matthew mcconaughey who graj graj waited in 1993 will be a professor of practice. he has been a visiting professor since 2015. he's been co-teaching the script to screen class, but now his name stands alone on the syllabus. he does have an academy award and more than 50 films under his belt. >>> recession fears and uncertain uncertainties about trade hitting asian markets. they saw a slight decline. european markets have opened up a bit. u.s. futures pointing to a positive open. stocks finished higher wednesday even as bond yields continue to slide. the dow ended up 257 points. the s&p and nasdaq rever

>>what are the grounds to declare johnson unfit for office? it's much more than john f. kennedy, in the midst of the world the profound courage and that david donnell. at that time johnson is considered a good president. yet for the american heritage, he wrote an essay called why impeach andrew johnson. throughout the details of the aptitude is destroyed any chance of bringing the nation together in a way that done justice to the defeated south and the african-americans. sure of rectitude johnson was in different to prudent. you never learned the president of the united states couldn't afford to be a corollary. in tennessee, orchards exchange personalities, crude humor and bitter denunciation and johnson decided to continue make white speech -- white house speeches. you can see why, for a little from this introduction, never learned that the president of the united states must function as the party leader. while making up his mind johnson appears highly receptive to ideas. we made a decision, his mind would close and he defended his course with all the obscenity of a weas

a security camera shows the mother bear opening a screen door and then entering john johnson's door with. he came face to face with the bear. she clawed him on his face, arms and stomach. his girlfriend was able to get a bat and hit her three times before she fled with her cubs. wow. >>> a lot of patience and good luck pays off as a canadian man won $60 million in the lottery after playing the same numbers for almost 20 years. edmonton resident won the jackpot in october and waited nearly 10 months to claim his prize. he said he felt overwhelmed and wanted to make sure his family was ready for the changes it would bring. he plans to buy the family new home and saving for the future. >>> heartwarming dwes tgesture football team whose coach is battling cancer. >> during a team meeting the lion college football players learned their offensive coach chris sweet had been diagnosed with non-hodgkin's lymphoma. monday the players showed up in the weight room and shaved their heads. now sweet says he doesn't like attention, but he called this the most touching and emotional moment that he's been

john johnson went to check out the noise when he came face-to-face with a bear. >> she took a swipe here and swatted me in the nose and i turned around and punched her in the nose. >> as john was trying to fend off the bear, his wife sprung into action swinging a baseball bat and hitting the mother bear at least three times. as this big brown blob tly in front of me, and i whacked that bear as hard as i could, both hands, you would have thought i was a louisville slugger. >> johnson was badly injured with deep scratches to his stomach and arms and nearly losing his nose, wildlife officials tracked down the mother bear, which was sadly euthanized. his wife saved him. >> scary. >>> coming up. >> proving your own identity cob harder than you think. i'm michael finney. an unclaimed property nightmare ahead on 7 on your side. >>> plus, we take you for an inside peak as some of the new inside peak as some of the new art that you'll soon be able we're here for you. so chances are, you've seen us around the house. or around the yard... on the shelf... or even out in the field. your mom knew she

juror john johnson was skeptical. >> right at the start because i didn't know anything about it, i wasbe hard to prove. no witnesses, no evidence at that point. so what do you have? >> reporter: but there was all that life insurance. there were the cell phone pings that seemed to show harold scouting out toni's last hike. the prosecution even showed the jury a map found in harold's car with an x marking the spot where toni fell. and there were all those versions of what harold said happened on that mountain. >> this was a case in which the evidence was not so much the physical evidence. the evidence were the lies. and it was lie after lie after lie after lie. >> reporter: the defense said none of the so-called evidence added up to murder. they said the pings on harold's phone didn't show trips to the park, but rather him taking a back route to his weekend cabin. and, as for the life insurance, toni knew all about it. besides, they argued, toni would still be alive if the park service had sent a helicopter to rescue her as harold begged them to do and even offered to pay for. >> the cru

>>oh my god john until seen this video john johnson and george anfield had no idea how big the bears were that injured their home. at the bottom of your screen watches a mother bear skillfully slides open the screen door coming in right behind her. 2 cubs johnson infield very downstairs and heard noises, they knew something was wrong. seconds later johnson was face to face with mama bear when she swore him in the nose where she sort of me that i turned around punched her in the nose, she took some swipes here. >>so i from a chest as johnson was fighting for his life. >>field grabbed a baseball that he started swinging hitting mama bear at least 3 times and all i remember honestly seen with his big brown blob in front of me and i wept that bear as hard as i could. both hands. you would have thought i was a louisville slugger meantime johnson was bleeding profusely his nose nearly ripped off. deep scratches on his forearms and stomach and i if this floor as hard as i could and she bolted for the door at one point the bear ran into a wall leaving ahead print until now the couple had tho

another former member of the obama administration, the former homeland security, secretary jeh johns johnson, a man you know well, has said that the policy you proposed would be tantamount to a policy that borders would be open to all, end quote. would your policy incentivize migrants to cross into the united states illegally? >> i think upon future reflection that secretary johnson, whom i respect a lot, will recognize that that was very mellow dramatic and incorrect. that's a lot of hyperbole. i think one day he'll walk that back. so let's just look at what's happened to the trump administration. actually, more people have come to the border in the last couple of months when donald trump took office. so his cruelty, his family separation, his putting these little children on the floor with mylar blankets and not giving them enough to eat and not giving them soap and toothbrushes, not giving these adults enough to eat in these detention centers, that hasn't deterred more people from coming. if we want to deter people from coming, we should follow my plan, which is to do a 21st century marsh

wherety ascension of andrew johns johnson as president meant the ascension of more charitable policies toward former confederates. johnson's willingness to pardon exconfederates and restore to them their rights including property rights. that was the beginning of the end. the end of refugee settlements all across the south. evictions followed like the one i described at the outset on the sinclaire farm. houses were destroyed and so were buildings that had housed churches and schools. the white hursts and everyone else on the farm had to leave. there were a few exceptions. the two were settlements that emerged on the land of robert e. lee, friedman's village and the lands of jefferson davis and his brothers. two of the most conspicuous confederates did not have their lands restored. those settlements did remain. but by and large, the physical remnants of this history was erased from the landscape there in 1865 and '66. in the years decades and generations that followed as americans set out to remember this war, as they preserved ant bell lum mansions and flocked to battle fields to see

john johnson marco's says that maybe a solution to the issue of the irish back stop before the u.k. leaves the e.u. at the end of october she's holding talks with the u.k. prime minister about his young son michael says all e.u. members have a united position they're willing to hear solutions and they want the u.k. to accept a deal but they're prepared for any scenario. protesters in hong kong are rallying into the night they gathered in a train station to commemorate an attack on demonstrators in july earlier protests were held outside the u.k. consulate to demand the release of a worker detained on the mainland. 2 people have been killed in indian administered kashmir and the 1st gun battle between separatists and security forces since new delhi revoked its autonomy and indian police say an officer and a rebel fighter were killed in the bottom of the district the region special status was scrapped earlier this month and many parts are still under lockdown pakistan opposes the exaction and has vowed to take the case to the international court of justice by jamil has more. even befo

and my primary work is going to be thomas dixon's klansman, the film tennessee johnson and john f. kennedy's profiles in courage, my thesis is that these works portrayal of reconstruction as part of the mid-rule reinforce the once highly held belief that although political factors inevitably influenced impeachment, a misdemeanor conviction should occur only if there has been a transgression that threatens the republic. so let's start with profiles in courage. i think as many of you no, this was a pulitzer prize winner in 1967 and it sketches a senator who chose patriotism and ruled by law over partisan politics. there is one chapter on the impeachment which most of you know failed by just one vote. and these are the illustrations that kennedy had for this chapter. here is a ticket to the impeachment trial, it lasted almost 2 months. then here is a cartoon of the senate chambers and the trial going on in this is edmund a ross, edmund a ross was kennedy's hero, the kansas senator who sacrificed a promising political career when previously undecided to deliver the decisive vote to sta

johns johnson & johnson plans to appeal. >>> weeks after a mass shooting there that killed nine peoplesuspect in a dayton stabbing stole a police cruiser in a nearby town, then struck another cruiser before heading back to dayton that's where police say he hit several cars, killing at least two people and injuring ten others some of them were children the suspect was captured near the dayton library, just a block away from the site of this month's shooting scene. >>> after a failed attempt this weekend, a russian space capsule carrying a humanoid robot docked this morning with the international space station. this mission used a new rocket that's expected to replace the workhorse rocket next year the robot is the size of an adult. it will spend two weeks testing its skills the capsule also delivered medical supplies and food rations for the crew how about that a robot the size of an adult. >>> there's your news. this morning, we deserve a boost. >> let's do it >> ready to be boosted, as it were go with it trash collector promised a long-time customer, mercy, that he'd bring her a birth

state of oklahoma has found pharmaceutical john johnson and johnson liable for the opioid epidemic in the state which has killed thousands. new visa rules barring venezuelans from entering ecuador freely and now in effect thousands of venezuelan migrants trying to make it over the border from colombia in the hours before the restrictions came into effect at least 4000000 venezuelans have fled in recent years escaping the political and economic crisis chile and peru have also restricted their intake of migrants christian human has more from. acquittals border with colombia. i'm on the ecuador side of the border with and this is the 1st state in which when it's leyland's are being required to hold a special visa to get into this country up until midnight before this little bit later went into effect absolutely thousands of families lose babies pregnant women elderly people trying to get in russia to get a process of water before this regulation we need to effect as many as 10500 b. are told when really just one day when the border is. back to empty and we see hundreds of people behind m

honolulu in february, president johnson and his cabinet and advisors met the government leaders of south vietnam to go over common purposes, echoing the spirit of his johnspeech in which he proposed a $1 billion develop a program that would benefit all of southeast asia. mr. johnson urged economic and political terms beyond military aspects. he called for a battle against social injustice, ignorance, , hunger and disease against , apathy and indifference and renewed efforts to build democracy in the rural areas. as part of the most extensive tour of the pacific ever undertaken by any u.s. president in office president , johnson and six allied chiefs of state met in october of 1966. the war in vietnam was the immediate issue that brought them together. but the larger issue was the development of the pacific era, out of this conference came a historic declaration of principles expressing the hope to end the war and call for an effort in man's ancient war against poverty and disease in asia. in taking another step toward peace, and reconciliation, the allied chiefs agreed to a rapid withdrawal when peace was agreed upon. a week later in bangkok, president j

for a new prime minister, albeit, likejohn major, for a new prime minister, albeit, like john major, boris johnson prime minister, albeit, likejohn major, borisjohnson has been foreign secretary before, and ata time been foreign secretary before, and at a time when relations with the eu are particularly difficult? it certainly brings back memories. i did a great many european summits, and g7s in 1991 and 96, and a lot of the substance remains the same. not a huge amount of substance, in many respects, disappointingly so. the political context in which we are working at the moment is quite remarkable, and it's hard to say unique, but i think it probably is. the waters are eddying all over the place. you heard borisjohnson engage with his bromance with donald trump. he is a free market here in trump. he is a free market here in trump isa trump. he is a free market here in trump is a protectionist. trump talks grandly about trade deals, which is great, but i am reminded of the fact that he has told lies more than 12,000 times, according to us media, since he has been president, and this is about mood

pilger john thanks for coming back johnson in germany today all eyes on the g. 7 at the end of the week russia not invited china not considered by the i.m.f. to be an advanced economy but they will be talking about china apparently we're being led to believe is the center of this weekend's negotiations or talks what are these talks about. excluding 2 of the the most interesting developing developed powers in the world. china and russia. i mean you know the truth is what nobody is talking about is there is a world war. it's not a shooting war but it could easily become a world war there was a war already china there has been a war of attrition against russia for somebody is now breaking up the russian federation is an american objective. the the. maintaining. maintaining the supremacy of the u.s. in all areas of human affairs. economic affairs cultural affairs is what this particularly this regime and washington is. committed to all regimes have been committed to it's now reaching ahead. because they see a challenging china a challenge that. an

one of the most outspoken against the action that was taken by boris johnson to suspend parliament has been the parliamentary speaker john bercow his comments on wednesday have been called unconstitutional by some other senior members of the parliament but he was reacting as i say to boris johnson's plan to suspend parliament he said in a statement that this move represents a constitutional outrage the statement went on to say shutting down parliament would be an offense against the democratic process in the rights of parliamentarians as the people's elected representatives. and the role of the speaker there for looks as though it's going to be pretty critical in the coming weeks and so we can mettle to bobby friedman who's a barrister who has written the biography of john bercow the current speaker of the house thank you very much indeed for joining us i was just wondering 1st of all what your thoughts were on ruth davidson the leader of the scottish conservatives who just announced her resignation and whether you think this is another part of the fallout from boris johnson's decision to suspend parliament for 5 weeks.

. >> the thing about deterrents -- i'm sorry, john, but here's the thing. by the way, jeh johnson said this too, this is a deterrent. i was just on the border when i was in el paso during the aftermath of the massacre, the shooting, i crossed into juarez and i saw what now has become normal, which is a line of people about 50 people, waiting on the mexican side to ask for asylum to come into the united states. and i saw so many babies. i saw like a month old baby, i saw toddlers, i saw 4-year-olds and i very calmly went up to the people and i said hey, what's going on? they're asking for asylum. they're desperate. i said do you have any idea what's going on, on the other side with children? no. i said have you heard any stories about children being taken away from people on the other side? no, no. so this notion that people who are seeking refuge are like checking their iphones to see what policy donald trump has said and where it ends up in the courts and this is going to deter them, i'm sorry, it's a bunch of bs. it is not true. and none of them have taken the effort to go down

johnson. he blames john that concerns him. he blames boris johnson. mcdonnell for suggesting that he would be happy with an independence poll held in scotland. a lot of people wouldn't be happy, would they? not least because of the electoral this. they were furious with him saying that. the prime minister would defend himself and said that he has one of the first things he would do was visit scotland, wales and northern ireland and he is a minister of the union. china has warned britain to stop "meddling" in hong kong, after the foreign secretary called for an independent investigation into disorder in the territory, in a telephone call with the city's chief executive. dominic raab told carrie lam that he condemned violence on all sides. there have been further clashes between protesters and police in hong kong today, the 10th weekend of demonstrations. stephen mcdonell is in hong kong. a slightly different atmosphere from when you first spoke to us a couple of hours ago. this is the causeway shopping district. very popular party designer bags, clothe

may hold that breweries jencks and the stock old in the coming days because they know johnson's majority is very for john all saturday macra will host johnson and other g 7 leaders including u.s. president donald trump for a summit in the south of france the meeting with johnson gives mccraw an opportunity to reaffirm his commitment to the european union coming just 2 days before the g. 7 summit it also allows him to send a message to world leaders including donald trump that when it comes to brags that the e.u.'s united and won't you turn on a weapon back ross says that britain's destiny is in its own hands if it leaves europe on october 31st without a deal the french president says it's the u.k. government that will be responsible and not the e.u. natasha al-jazeera paris. a torrent of water released from an indian down has submerged towns and villages in northeastern pakistan floodwaters nakata hundreds of head in punjab province and river levels are still rising a military base has been turned into a relief camp for hundreds of people or so and drive aid has more of the gentleman with us. and you kno

two former prime ministers have already lined up against boris johnson's controversial move. johnajor says that he will join one of three court challenges. and gordon brown gave a blistering speech accusing mr. johnson of, quote, sleding three constitution. >> reporter: john major has joined the legal action against boris johnson. there are now three cases against johnson's decision to prorogue parliament. this would mean there are only nine weeks until brexit and parliament would not be sitting for five of those. if the legal action is successful, it would block johnson from suspending parliament. but boris johnson maintains this is an important part of his strategy to refresh his domestic agenda and he is defiant on his approach to continuing negotiations with the e uchlts. >> i think our european friends have understand two big points in the last couple of weeks. i think they get that the uk is ready going for a deal. they understand that. but they also understand that the uk is absolutely willing to come out without a deal if we have to. they understand that too. and we're ser

. >> john on&johnson knew opioid drugs were addictive and cause harm. despite that they marketed their drug as safe and effective for everyday pain. >> 6,000 people have died from opioid abuse over the past 25 20 years. experts say this will be the litmus test for future lawsuits nationwide. >>> the idea ecigarette ads encourage teenagers and young adults to vape. the ut study says that ecig popularity with be linked to unregulated advertising. young adults were influenced by in-store and tv ads and both types of marketing increased the likelihood of vaping by 30%. >>> santa clara county union workers are one step closer to a possible strike. the union says 97% of its members voted to authorize the strike negotiations breakdown. workers have been without a contract for months. >>> and happening now, tens of thousands of at&t workers are on strike across the south, this is video from a facility in memphis. they accuse the company of unfair labor practices, and bad faith bargaining. the strikers are technicians who install or repair cable devices, install

investigative reporter, the hills executive vice president, johnson john sullivan. he has referred james comey. we will put it on the screen and keep it there. look at this. he is preparing a report on his conduct. it will likely conclude that he leaked classified information and lacked candor. that would be lying. joining us to break it all down, executive vice president. i'm taking this two ways. if that would be a violation of the espionage act. 18 usc 1,000, his leading statements. to me, this is the least significant. but, there is a guy named christian saw ca who spent a year in jail because of picturee was proud. he went to jail. if this is the attorney general's final decision, that would be a disaster. we don't have equal justice or application of our laws. but if he is believing that more severe crimes were possibly committed and can get back to this, i would be okay with that. >> yeah, that's exactly what i'm reporting. my headline says it all. he's got a day of reckoning coming out, but there is more ahead beside this. i can report tonight that attorney

john bolton reported that the boris johnson administration has said they are going to rethink the decisionf theresa may, that they are going to start at square one, to quote. so i think that is a fairly significant shift. we will keep a close eye. thank you for sharing your expertise once again. thank you. and there is more detail online so you can have a further reading if you wish to. now let's go to argentina. argentine stock markets and its currency have both plunged after conservative argentine president mauricio macri suffered a shock defeat in primary elections on sunday. the peso fell 15% against the dollar on monday after earlier plunging around 30% to a record low. some of the country's most traded stocks have also lost around half of their value in one day. 0ur south america business correspondent daniel gallas has more. monday's market meltdown in argentina is likely to have many repercussions in the region. the government tried to intervene in currency markets, but there was no way to avert one of the worst days in the history of argentina's stock market. primary election resu

putting on a space lab, landing a rocket on idea.on, or any other if not, john -- if not john, why not? johnson turned to nasa andnistrator james webb secretary of defense john mcnamara. with the only real hope to have the first person in space landing on the moon. a human mission to mars. proposale practical went out and kennedy took it to and now made his very famous speech, proposing to land a man on the moon and returning safely to earth before this decade is out. phrase not known as the -- the story of the phrase before this decade is out. it was a last-minute compromise. the address mentioned there was of 1967.e had 1967 stayed in, we would not be saying today that nasa met .ennedy's goal escapes, jplennedy was working on two moon products -- moon projects. even crash landing on the moon turned out to be a lot harder than expected. let me summarize what happened. didn't work, ranger two didn't work. ranger five didn't work. lab regrouped. year later they launched ranger six. it worked perfectly, except in the last few minutes, when his camera refused to turn on. no pictures meant another

european leaders may hold jenks and the stock old in the coming days because they know johnson's majority is very for john also today macro will host johnson and other g 7 leaders including u.s. president donald trump for a summit in the south of france the meeting with. johnson gives matt kroll an opportunity to reaffirm his commitment to the european union coming just 2 days before the g. 7 summit it also allows him to send a message to world leaders including donald trump that when it comes to brags that the e.u.'s united and won't you turn on a whim mike ross says that britain's destiny is in its own hands if it leaves europe 31st without a deal the french president says it's the u.k. government who will be responsible and not the e.u. it's not about law al-jazeera paris now mccrone also welcomed indian prime minister narendra modi where he discussed the ongoing crisis and made the call and said he would also talk with the pakistani prime minister soon he's urging both sides to ensure peace in the region should only push on the shores of the source i will have in the coming days an exchange with pakis

may hold that breweries jencks on the stock old in the coming days because they know johnson's majority is very for john all saturday macra will host johnson and other g 7 leaders including u.s. president donald trump for a summit in the south of france the meeting with johnson gives mccraw an opportunity to reaffirm his commitment to the european union coming just 2 days before the g. 7 summit it also allows him to send a message to world leaders including donald trump that when it comes to bragg's it the easy united and why don't you turn on a way back ross says that be. since destiny is in its own hands if it leaves europe 1st without a deal the french president says it's the u.k. government who will be responsible and not the e.u. . al-jazeera paris at least 4 people have been killed and 22 injured during a thunderstorm in poland's toucher mountains lightning hit a group of tourists on an almost 2000 meter high mountain after a sunday morning turned stormy rescue teams with the help of 4 helicopters are working to airlift victims another person has been killed in the west to trust here according to

johnson's impeachment. my primary works would be thomas dixon's klansman. and john f. kennedy run the kennedy room. my thesis is that these were for trailed as part of the misrule. although political factors inevitably influence impeachment under the misdemeanor, only there's been a legal trance aggression. because many of you know the reschedules of senator with personal principle patriotism and bylaw over partisan politics. this one chapter on johnson's impeachment which as most of you know failed by conviction by one vote. these are the illustrations that kennedy has for this chapter. here's the ticket to the impeachment trial. last at most two months. here's the cartoon of the senate chambers. he was the can the senator who sacrificed the political career when previously undecided he delivered the decision. filling his sworn duty to follow the law of political pressure. to keep the presidency from becoming subservient to the legislative will. in doing so they perform what one historian called the most heroic act in american history more difficult than any deed upon the field. in fact it was so

donald trump called borisjohnson and then boris johnson donald trump called borisjohnson and then borisjohnson hosted johnolton, saying they would enthusiastically back brexit if it happens. the fbi have begun an investigation in the well—connected sex offender jeffrey epsteen. —— jeffrey epsteen. hello and welcome to our look ahead to the papers tomorrow morning. with me, jessica elgot, chief political correspondent at the guardian and deputy political editor of the spectator, katy balls. hello. most of the papers are in. let's look at the highlights. the daily telegraph says boris johnson the highlights. the daily telegraph says borisjohnson has support of more than half of the public in their survey to deliver brexit by any means, including if necessary suspending parliament. the times has the story that the us would enthusiastically back a no—deal brexit and work with the uk immediately on sector by sector trade agreements. the guardian says borisjohnson is preparing for a parliamentary battle against mps trying to block a no deal brexit, starting in the first week of september, but his cross— party w

meeting with british prime minister of course john and i asked our team why are you not arresting joseph smith if he's been attending parties with boris johnson. welcome to a special season finale edition of going underground. with doing filmmaker and journalist john pilger john thanks for coming back on boris johnson in germany today all eyes on the g. 7 at the end of the week russia not invited china not considered by the i.m.f. to be an advanced economy but they will be talking about china apparently we're being led to believe is the center of this weekend's negotiations or talks what are these talks about. excluding 2 of the the most interesting developing developed powers in the world china and russia. i mean you know the truth is what nobody is talking about is there is a world. it's not a shooting war but it could easily become a world war there was a war already on china there has been a war of attrition against russia for somebody is now breaking up the russian federation is an american objective. the the. maintaining. maintaining the supremacy of the u.s. in all areas of human affairs. economic affairs cultural affairs is what this

>>in years ago john had stepped away from where johnson was standing when the explosive device went off without this. >>would be something epic for him to experience it actually gets the you know the saddle. >>an emotional trip for john but also for fellow hikers who passed by the that they're doing for recreation imagine those guys on the battlefield you see that and you see the determination to do what they do. >>inmates who want to do that for your friends and family inspiration. johnson hopes to spark and anyone who thinks they can accomplish something not only. >>my lifted this he's lived through as well liked were also you know the special operations force recover and we knew anything we may be in so the mines and other people. >>incredibly inspiring terrorists. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. thank you for being with us this hour, we'll see you back here tonight for kron 4 news at 9 in prime time right now pam moore and ken wayne are here with the news at 6. >>all right granted the he that is one of those stories that touches everybody's hearts for sure coming up tonight at 6 we'

we will talk boris johnson's big gambit on brexit and later, we speak to john mcdonnell. n't miss that conversation. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: boris johnson has been granted permission to suspend parliament, setting the clock on opponents who want to thwart his plans. the commons speaker called the move a constitutional outrage. so with us is william from barclays and holger from berenberg. i wonder what this does to asset prices. we saw, in a way, almost no reaction yesterday. looking at the cable rate, a pound is still holding above a dollar .22 -- about 1.22. it does not look like it is even falling to a one-week low, let alone a one-month low. what do you think that means? not much has changed from yesterday. parliament has got a few days less. situations for these with investors, when you're having hardball negotiations conducted entirely, how much, how literally do we take the words? , the latest move reduces the time to thwart hard brexit. it also allows them to get a manifesto out there, but it may also be a bit of messaging to europe. take me seriously, these guy

johnson i think actually probably if anything we do says the chances that boris johnson would get a deal from the european union john thanks so much consulted and campaigner john works. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today decepticon tech has accepted the nomination of italy's president as prime minister designate he will try to put together a new coalition of the populist 5 star movement and the center left democrats the 2 parties aim to avoid new elections that the far right lead by beenie would likely mean. brazilian president shall you both narrow has signed into creepy banning fires or lamp clear this comes after a growing international outcry over the worst fires in the amazon basin in years the e.u. has warned free trade deal depends on action to tackle the blazes. president trump has canceled a planned trip to poland as a hurricane heading for florida has increased in strength as events of the state are preparing for hurricane dorian a category 2 storm expected to reach wind speeds of up to 165 kilometers an hour when it makes landfall at the weekend. this weekend marks th

the harshest comments have been made by john major who compared johnson to king to king charles the 1st was later beheaded before the civil war. how are these latest moves from london affecting global markets? >> ayman, would you believe they're one of the drivers this morning. quite a substantial deal when you think about the harsh language coming out from boris johnson's critics after he made that decision to suspend parliament yesterday. i want to go to one of the key drivers before brexit, the trade situation. european markets are trading higher today and u.s. futures predict wall street will see further gains during the u.s. section as well after the chinese commerce ministry commented it opposes an escalation in the u.s.-china trade spat and they are willing to resolve the issue with a calm attitude. offering upbeat comments about the relations been beijing and washington. that is providing a boost in sentiment across the globe. we did see the dollar drop yesterday and wait to see what comes next during the brexit developments. it's not just the uk during the political storm, ital