. >> balÓn para john stones.n johan mojica, lateral de inglaterra, atentos al lateral dice pekerman, el balÓn ya viene para kyle walker. >> se me hace extraÑo que no haya hecho southgate otro cambio, puede meter a un joven a la ofensiva no hace cambios. >> quedÓ mal, aquÍ carlos bacca s lleva la ue de eric di peor parte carlos bacca tarde no ponerse de pie. >> el pÚblico colombiano yerry mina es el primer defensor en marcar tres goles de cabeza en un mundial desde inglaterra, 1966 y no fue casualidad porque empujÓ y habÍa estado cerca colombia. >> me habÍas dicho del tiempo justo cuando se terminaba. >> juan cuadrado, el toque para arias. >> creo que el siguiente cambio en inglaterra va a ser ashley young. >> ya no da mÁs. >> la pelota pasa por johan mojica, viene a dentro para radamel falcao, el rebote para uribe, le rebota a radamel falcao, va radamel falcao parecÍa falta de john stones el taco para uribe y la saca john stones y falcao que le grita de todo al juez. >> juan cuadrado, le dice a rÍas que pasa y qu

. >> despeja sÁnchez, harry maguire, antes que carlos bacca, rashford, john stones eric dier, kieranga para que la vaya a buscar rd to la pelota lo tiene, rashford del otro lado, wilmar barrios al cÓrner. >> quÉ cerca otra vez inglaterra de ganarlo. >> buena barrida lingard, el que estÁ causando daÑo es vardy que estÁ fresco es un hombre que entrÓ de cambio y estÁ creando peligro. >> esa es su especialidad jugar de espalda, meter las diagonales hacia afuera, tiene que tener una precauciÓn importante. >> kieran trippier con el centro ahÍ estÁ la marca, viene el servicio el cabezazo afuera lo tuvo lo tuvo, lo tuvo, lo tuvo eric dier lo tuvo, lo tuvo inglaterra! solo, solo libre, afortunadamente para el equipo colombiano pasa por encima del atravesaron se desprende al primero poste es por santiago arias. >> sÍ. >> no es por yerry mina pekerman se va para una Última indicaciÓn santiago arias no lo entiende el cambio por mÍ el abrazo, de yerry mina falta pero se hizo el distraÍdo la tiene tarjeta amarilla falta poco de todos modos, la parte central quien cubre el lateral ahora, zapata a l

, se enredÓ john stones, con marcus berg.tor claesson, para el jugador algo larga va a caer kyle walker con Él el toque atrÁs para olsen rebota en kieran trippier, cuidado al duelo 9 y 5 cÓmo sigue Área par marcus berg, ashley young que gana la dividida se lleva la peor parte el sueco ekdal. ahÍ estÁ emil krafth tomandose atrÁs el choque el arbitro va a detener el juego y aprovechamos para recordarle que nos puede seguir en las redes sociales. >> dÍgame manolo sus cuentas. >> @ manuel sol. >> ¿juan pablo? >> juan pablo Ángel twitter, @ juan pablo Ángel 9 en instagram. >> horacio? >> @ elizondo okay. >> esa jugada estuvo okay, o era para dividida. >> media dividida, yo creo que ahÍ optÓ por no, pero podrÍa haber sido sÍ he, quizÁ dentro del contexto del partido y como viene, no lo llevÓ a tomar una decisiÓn, ahora si sacamos la jugada y la analizamos aparte fuera de ese contexto, quizÁ lleguemos a otra conclusiÓn. >> quedÓ lesionado emil krafth, @ andrÉs contar gol, le queda un cambio, no parece que esto se va a ir a largue, p

recently is actually doing really important runs to open up play you've got jordan henderson and john stones who are keeping the structure for england of course jordan pickford the goalkeeper funny thing the goalkeeper who's actually good at what he's supposed to be doing gow southgate is playing this team to their strengths whether it's from set pieces or how they run and finally end and have a chance to perform well at the tournament and it's going to a cracking game wednesday when they face gratiot moscow make mechanic climb from sports thank you very much. minor of the top story we're following for you the first four boys have emerged alive from a flooded cave in thailand authorities rushed them to hospital after they spent over two weeks underground a team of international divers will resume afeard still rescue the rest of the group on monday. you're watching the news more coming up at the top of the hour and you can get the latest any time on our web site w dot com and out while awesome in berlin thanks for joining us. on. the most colorful. life leave. the most traditional. minded old

recently is actually doing really important runs to open up play you've got jordan henderson and john stones who are keeping the structure for england of course jordan pickford the goalkeeper finally being the goalkeeper who's actually good at what he's supposed to be doing southgate is playing this team to their strengths whether there is from set pieces or how they run and finally end and have a chance to perform well at the tournament and it's going to be cracking game wednesday when they face gratiot moscow nick mechanic climb from sports thank you very much. you're watching the news more coming up at the top of the hour and remember you can get the latest anytime on our website w dot com and i'll be quite often in berlin thanks for joining us. with the different languages we fight for different things that's fun let me also think up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters. made for minds.

recently is actually doing really important runs to open up play you've got jordan henderson and john stones who are keeping the structure for england of course jordan pickford the goalkeeper funny thing the goalkeeper who's actually good at what he's supposed to be doing southgate is playing this team to their strengths whether it's from set pieces or how they run and finally end and have a chance to perform well at the tournament and it's going to crack in game wednesday when they face gratiot moscow nic mechanic line from sports thank you very much. one final piece of football news to bring you the spanish football federation has announced fernando gero will not continue as national team coach jarrett was part of shoot it into the job just one day before the world cup started following the sacking of who an alibi take but spain struggled at the tournament and were knocked out in the last sixteen by hosts russia gero a former real madrid and spain defender has chosen not to return to his previous role as sporting director. watching t w news more coming up at the top of the hour with my col

, kyle walker manchester city —— raheem sterling, john stones, kyle walker manchester city and jesseident yesterday, i woke up this morning and started to feel extremely nervous. in my mind, all of a sudden, luka modric, very good player that he is, became the best player in the world and so on. chatting to some of those bands, the anxieties about, but overall i think there is a confidence that against croatia gareth southgate and his tea m croatia gareth southgate and his team can do it. from here, over two noel in southgate. among supporters here, some old enough to remember england winning the world cup back in 1966, there is a sense of hope. they are hoping that england can repeat the success that england can repeat the success that they did nearly 50 years ago. we are here in southgate, it is one of the oldest members clubs in england and it is named after the england and it is named after the england manager himself, gareth southgate. indeed, this is a man whose profile has risen in the last few years, or months, rather, he has gone from a former footballer turned manager to a

the headlines at 4: harry kane, john stones. now they break, and it is headed firmly end.hey to book their in as they try to book their in the world cup semifinals. this is the moment as england fans in croydon celebrated harry maguire's first england goal. in other news, conservative brexiteers say they want more details about the plan for the uk's future relationship with the eu agreed by the cabinet yesterday. 12 thai boys stuck in a cave send letters to their parents assuring them they're fine. police investigating the poisoning of a couple in wiltshire last weekend warn the operation

harry maguire was superb, henderson, what a shift he put in in midfield. john stones, dele alli with. their attitude from the first moment they arrived at this world cup has been first class. i did not ever feel that anything other than we are going to win this game, we will get to the semifinal. i never felt nervous during the game, that is how comfortable they made us feel. a very unusual feeling for england fans! it really is and everyone of us said you could fancy us everyone of us said you could fancy us to win... ollie foster is in moscow. they have done at! there certainly have, you could hearfrom the bbc sport colleagues in the shadow of saint basil's cathedral. such a straightforward performance for england, considering what was at sta ke. for england, considering what was at stake. they had from moscow, wednesday night, july the 11th. 28 yea rs wednesday night, july the 11th. 28 years and one week after their last world cup semifinal, that was in in. remember those tears injuring? the penalty shoot out despair against germany. four generations later, england have made it to

john black stone, santa cruz. >> we are back in two minutes. you are watching cbs overnight news.if you've got a life you gotta swiffer >>> the rock band the killers is on a world tour. they are playing in europe and by the end of the month they will be doing shows in new york city. christine johnson sat down with the band before they hit the road. >> it's a little hard to know what to make of brandon flowers. back stage, he looks like his nerves are going to get the best of him. >> brandon, you seemed very intense before the show. >> it's not a normal thing to face 70,000 people like that. i never just feel totally at ease. >> then he steps into the spotlight in front of his band, the killers. >> performing their signature hit, he sounds like mr. confidence. one measuree song's success, it has been watched on you tube more than 280 million times. >> i'm a glorified elvis impersonator. that's where all of us are. >> you don't mean that. i have seen you on stage. you don't look like elvis. >> i'm trying. i'm doing my best. >> if you are not familiar with the killers, their hit list

had in the whole game and it ended with the players and players and had you know he put it around john stones so pick could see very low and he got down through it on his with his right hand very very quickly and the ball was still loose but then the defense picked it up. for those two sayings for me changing and for me without those to say. any of them had gone in you just don't know where the planets would have to and so forth from these you know crucial game changing moments and then in the mid by jordan picture today as a result things are nasri to the semifinal and they will play at the list with the stadium on july the eleventh kickoff at nine pm here with a plate that's why we're here in sochi to find out how long we're talking about goalkeeping seems very appropriate to bring in pascal who is the go keeping specialist for face a very good evening to you thanks so much for coming in and. i see you again have to stop by asking you about the pope.

are there were not. be where they are there were not. show them the respect we do to every team. john stonesow. sport we've got for you from now. will be back with more from wimbledon later. wimbledon later. now back to ben brown in amesbury. were taking critically ill on saturday. saturday. they are still in a critical condition. condition. who is the mp for salisbury and south wiltshire. south wiltshire. thank you from being with us. being with us. salisbury very, very concerned and alarmed by what has happened. alarmed by what has happened. isolated site can get back to normal. normal. message to local people and people further afield. further afield. salisbury and he wants clarity as to what happened. what happened. decontamination issue at salisbury and yet it seems... and yet it seems... novichok residue in salisbury city centre. not any area that your decontaminated. decontaminated. my understanding is they were found elsewhere. they were found elsewhere. probably debris from the original incident. incident. contaminated by accessing those sites. we need to be clear about that. that.

john stones going agonisingly close before jordan pickford stones going agonisingly close beforejordany came to his teens rescue. but then, with penalties looming, came the painful twist. england hesitating, mario mandzukic pouncing. with just a few minutes to save themselves, england put bodies on the line, but to no avail. that time was up. it had been glorious while it lasted, but england's unforgettable, unlikely russian ad venture was over. the hope may be back, but the hurt continues at. well after such high hopes — such expectation for this team — tonight's results has left england fans crushed. they really had dared to believe it could be the year when england finally won the world cup again. jon kay has been living the ecstasy which turned into agony and finally despairfor england with fans in bristol. and they dared to hope, to dream. but tonight, heartbreak for these england fans. it is over. it had started so well. cheering. a monsoon, after weeks without rain. you a 52 years to reach a final and you get a goal injust you a 52 years to reach a final and you get a goal in ju

now they would have to do it the hard way, john stones going agonisingly close before jordan pickfordame to his team's rescue. but then with penalties looming came the painful twist, england hesitating, mario mandzukic pouncing. with just a few minutes to save themselves, england put bodies on the line, but that time was up. it had been glorious while it lasted but england's unforgettable, unlikely russian adventure, was finally over. the hope may be back, but the hurt continues. dan roan, bbc news, at the luzhniki stadium. well, after such high hopes, such expectation for this team, tonight's results has left england fans crushed. they really had dared to believe it could be the year when england finally won the world cup again. jon kay has been living the ecstasy which turned into agony and finally despair for england with fans in bristol. they dared to hope, to dream, but tonight heartbreak for these england fans. it is over. it had started so well. cheering monsoon after weeks of rain. you wait 52 years to reach a final, and you get a goal injust you wait 52 years to reach a final

meet and better understand the conservatives who are so opposite his all political beliefs our own john stone caught up with mcgovern to discuss his new film and the divide between right and left that are tearing so many apart. from time to time we liberals try to understand the other side you know that's what we're good at you know empathy and understanding open mindedness open mindedness for sure. but i think we go about it wrong that at least the attempts that i've seen were always looking for what's wrong in conservatism which is fairly logical if you're liberal you think the rule isn't is right so if you're going to ask the question why are people conservative then the underpinning to that question is you know why did people get it wrong you know so you and you'll end up with quick answers like you know they're duped by fox news they're their money grubbing capitalists or like obama said they cling to their guns and religion or like hillary said they're a basket of the poor also were never really. looking for the positive reasons for being conservative so that hit me one day i was like o

the headlines at 4: harry kane, john stones. now they break, and it is headed firmly end. harry maguire heads england into a 1—0 lead against sweden in samara as they to book their in as they try to book their in the world cup semifinals. this is the moment as england fans in croydon celebrated harry maguire‘s first england goal. in other news, conservative brexiteers say they want more details about the plan for the uk's future relationship with the eu agreed by the cabinet yesterday. 12 thai boys stuck in a cave send letters to their parents assuring them they're fine. police investigating the poisoning of a couple in wiltshire last weekend warn the operation could take months. and the brexit meeting at chequers and president trump's uk visit. all analysed in dateline london in half an hour, here on bbc news. if you did not know, the next step in england's world cupjourney is under way. millions of fans watch the team play sweden in the quarterfinal. england are leading the match 1—0 after a goalfrom harry mcguire in the 30th minute. these are the live shots at the momen

if it doesjordan pickford would be in goal, harry maguire, john stones and kyle walker in back with wingbacksrd, raheem sterling and dele alli and then of course that main man harry kane upfront, the top scorer in the competition so far. lots of speculation as to whether england made the right decision are changing so many players in the match. yesterday we heard from dele alli and here was his view on the subject. we have to approach every game but we are playing the best team in the world. there are some topsides. —— we have to approach every game like we are playing the best team in the world. you know, there are some top sides, no international game is easy, so for us, we are not focusing on the next games, we want to get through colombia. they are dangerous side and they have got a lot of great talent, so we have to be switched on to that and not look into into the future, into the next game. i suppose those changes that gareth southgate made against belgium in the defeat, that has been the main talking point. do you think the resista nce talking point. do you think the resistance at all

and now it is in, and numbertwo and now it is in, and number two for john stones.in the sunshine getting up temperatures in the sunshine getting up to 25 or 26 degrees, 19 or 21 celsius further north. through the evening and the night, clear spells the many parts of england and wales and a bit more cloud moving in in eastern areas. rain will peter out across scotland and northern ireland and it will stay cloudy and overnight temperatures typically around 15 degrees. tomorrow, sunny spells but also the risk of showers in north—west wales, slow—moving and potentially thundery as well. goodbye. this is bbc news. these are the top stories developing at 11am. president trump has said germany is controlled by russia — at the start of what‘s expected to be a fractious two—day nato summit. germany is captive to russia, because it is getting so much of this energy from russia. getting that energy from russia, explained that. facebook is facing a record £500,000 fine for failing to safeguard people‘s information — following a year—long investigation police have spoken "brief

john stones has been immense in the tournament but he had a moment relapse.icacies of the game, but you care about the feelings, gareth southgate is at the centre of that? he has changed the relationship between the fans and players and importantly between the players and the press because previously, the press would follow england on the big trips and follow them around and it looks like lots of fun, sometimes it looks like lots of fun, sometimes it is hard work, and they would be disappointed because the players would not necessarily want to talk to them. this team has been open, who has shared everything with the fa ns who has shared everything with the fans and press. that has changed the relationship between all of us and the relationship i think starts again from now, you could feel the love from fans in the stadium in moscow. after the defeat, players went over to the england fans, they looked each other in their eyes, for a long time, applauding each other. that is where we saw the biggest change. that was a good way to end. it was sad, but interestin

. —— walker, john stones and harry maguire.e thought he'd have found that more difficult and i thought he was exceptional, the way he defended in that game. mba? no, i've not seen lots of nba games, no. next question, please? questions or coach and player. going into this game, how much do you feel over the legacy of english football leicester might you haven't won since 1966 and eve ryo ne you haven't won since 1966 and everyone thinks now is the big opportunity. i think we just concentrating on what we want to do, what we want to create. we have obviously done 0k what we want to do, what we want to create. we have obviously done ok so far but we want to keep going. we have ta ken each far but we want to keep going. we have taken each game by game and we have taken each game by game and we have to continue to do that. it's a massive game for us, we all know that that there is no need to make it bigger than what it already is. just focus on what we need to do, what the job in hand is. we're going to obviously take a lot of good

the two manchester clu bs, who represent the two manchester clubs, the likes of raheem sterling, john stones0 people in here, there will be some atmosphere. the last time we we re be some atmosphere. the last time we were ina be some atmosphere. the last time we were in a world cup semifinal since 1990. let's hope we can make that final, the first time since 1966. and let's hope it is the same result if they do get there to play france. but let's concentrate on this game against croatia first of all. back to you. it is good to hear all sports correspondent is talking about richard conway in the stadium. you are all rather bitter about that, aren't you? just a little, but i will make do with this. the atmosphere at these big screens can be almost, i'm not going to push it too far, almost as good as being at the stadium itself. i have seen what happens in manchester and liverpool. it will be some atmosphere. and if england do score, goodness me, we have seen the scenes around the country, and if they wind, they will be something to behold. let's hope we can do it. thank you very much. there ar

john podesta was clinton's campaign chairman. roger stone doesn't deny the text exchange, but does deny any advance knowledge of the emails. june 9, 2016, donald trump jr., paul manafort met with a kremlin connected lawyer after donald trump jr. was told that the russian government had dirt on hillary clinton. if it is what you say, i love it, don jr. wrote back. july 2016 donald trump senior asked russia to find clinton's, quote, 30,000 emails that are missing. that night, according to the mueller indictment, russian intelligence tried to gain access to clinton's personal emails and server for the very first time. and while robert mueller is trying to figure out what donald trump himself knew about the emails and when he knew it, we know this. clinton campaign chairman john podesta's emails were released hours after the "access hollywood" tape broke. batches of hacked emails came out every day until election day when they abruptly stopped. donald trump used those emails to keep his campaign alive. he waved them around. he said he loved them

and i would add to john's questions about roger stone, in my mind, the biggest unknown is what was stone communicating to trump about this entire process he was involved with gucifer in? were they conferring about it regularly? did trump know the details? if so, this looks a lot more ominous. so, it seems likely that mueller is tying down his case against stone, and for whatever reason, the madam turned graphic designer will play some role in that investigation. >> she's graphic in a number of different ways. >> michael avenatti -- no, no, stop. michael avenatti, save us. you're a lawyer. weigh in. >> well, evidently the first choice for web designer had a headache. >> oh, god, you guys, thank god it's friday. >> look, here's what i'll say. with each passing day and each passing subpoena -- and i will tell you there is a host of subpoenas that have not been reported on and i'll just leave it at that. this situation becomes worse and worse for roger stone, worse and worse for michael cohen, and far worse for the president. the problem is, and i've been saying this for a while, the preside

as the way the world works, at a meeting at fountain inn, john suitor, a scot, overheard one of the meetings and realized they were after stone cutters and he told them he had a cousin named williamson who was working in new york, was from scotland, and williamson hurried down and they turned the whole thing over to him. whole project. although hoban was the head, really, the head man. williamson was from the highlands, and one of his recommendations was that he had worked for the grant family, a very powerful land holding family, and sir ludwick was his patron. well, sir ludwick had a little bit of a drinking problem, and they got half finished with moy house, the house he was building for his daughters, and his son, james, took over the estate, went to court and got it away from him, and fired williamson and hired the adam brothers to finish this rather modest country scottish mansion. now it burned about 15 years ago. and so, williamson always mentions sir ludwick in his -- when he spoke to people, and people in those days knew the upper classes in europe. the lord so and so, lady so and so, they all knew about them and th

stone has explained away. more than a month before clinton campaign chair john podesta's e-mails were published by wikileaks, stone happen in a tweet, saying podesta would be, quote, in the barrel. stone later told cnn that prediction was based on his own research on podesta, and not on any communications with wikileaks. speaking with cnn today, stone reiterated what deputy attorney general rod rosenstein said, that there's no allegation in today's indictment that any american citizen committed a crime. wolf? >> all right, brian, thank you. brian todd reporting. roger stone, by the way, will be among chris cuomo's guests later tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern on "cuomo prime time." >>> there's breaking news coming up. new details of the justice department's indictment of a dozen senior russian military intelligence officers, accused of meddling in the u.s. presidential election. wow kaley, this is a fancy hotel. must have cost a lot. actually, i got a great deal. priceline saves you up to 60% on hotels, but that's something the hotels don't really want other guests to know. i saved about 120 dollars a night! did you say

sooner than later, if not from stone himself who has a habit of letting people know when he thinks he can be involved in something that the investigation is focusing on. >> johncan i ask you, i asked this of carol lee. is roger stone the person that would be most focused upon to have a connection between russia and the president? to be that conduit person? >> well, in some respects, yes. he's the one who has acknowledged the communication with guccifer and with wikileaks. julian assange. that was the channel by which the assange and wiki leaks and d.c. leaks and guccifer, the channel by which the stolen e-mails were disseminated. but remember, we have contacts with a wide range of other people in addition to roger stone. roger stone has been with trump for a long time. i remember roger stone talking to me to promote the idea of donald trump running for president in 1999. so to me the distinction between whether he was on the campaign staff or not is a little beside the point. he's been very close to donald trump for a long time. but you've also got michael flynn having been in moscow at that dinner along with jill stein. with the -- with vladimir putin in 201

john decamp. there's a guy named roger stone, who is an excellent, excellent author. bush sr. is in it. and we would like to talk about the most misunderstood verse of scripture and it's in matthew 7. jesus said, judge not that you be not judged. everyone knows that jesus said, judge not but you be not judged, but they don't know that the statement is given in context with other words to prove that what jesus meant, walk the talk, practice what you preach, don't be a hypocrit. in romance -- romans 2 said the same thing. if you are not doing the same things, then you are not a hypocrit and jesus was not a hypocrit. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm curtis tool, district 4, with the public bank s.f. coalition. s.f. taxpayers' money are being held at banks that are involved in the process of separating families. i ask to abolish i.c.e. and urging the treasurer to divest from banks that invest inries prisons and detention centers. it's time not just to talk the talk, but walk the walk, and fight back on the playing field that corporations ca

stone. squau john, do you like ebay at this price? >> not yet we think it's caught between amazon and the brick and mortar retailers, so at this time we're not using that stock in our strategies >> we've got another earnings alert, guys. this one on sketchers. >> and sara, i'd like to draw your attention to shares of sketchers which are now down about 25% in which was a disappointing report earnings came in at 29 cents analysts were looking at 41 cents on its bottom line but guidance also very weak for the third quarter. ceo robert greenberg, though, remains confident saying with the resurgence of retrolooks and sketchers delights we are the originator of one of the hottest trends in footwear but perhaps consumers think otherwise. you can see the stock is down now just about 21% and you can see heightened competition in shoe wear >> a volatile one. looks like it's going to be ugly >> it has these enormous moves on earnings. it got really destroyed last quarter after its report there's a bit of a fashion content element of sketchers th

role that the scottish stone masons played in the construction -- played in the construction of the white house. they are embedded in the roles of the home of every american since john adams. the story came about and is compelling. on october 13th, 17921 the group -- 1792 the group charged with building. the plate between the stones listed the names of the commissioners: williamson had immigrated to north korea and was teaching the fine order of architecture until his cousin john recommended him to the commissioners. he was running it in georgetown at the time which is where the commissioners were staying and conducting business. eventually he was brought on and despite was competition, an irish act ticket t two made pro- - irish architect -- architect. they needed him to complete the task at hand. as a result t journey to scotland to find and recruit stone masons. walker, james williamson -- walker, james and williamson f along with the williamson brothers decided to take walker pass offerover work -- take walkers offer of work. they finished this majestic house of stone by the end of 1798. afterwards some stayed and worked on the capitol building. however regardle

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stone-- in for vicki livakis... bart police managed to track down john cowell-- all through an anonymous tip from a bart rider.....nt) the arrest comes after hundreds of people gathered for a vigil for nia wilson at the macarthur bart station where she was killed.(jr stone) kron 4's ali reid joins us live from oakland tonight-- with details on the arrest...ali? bart police say the suspect was arrested without trouble on an antioch bound train at the pleasant hill station.

apartheid south africa joining the likes of elton john and lady gaga arianna metallica justin bieber madonna paul mccartney depeche mode the rolling stones and radiohead is nick cave who expressed his opposition to the b.d.s. movement there's two reasons maybe you won't why i'm here one is that i love this room and i love israeli people and to is to make a principled stand against anyone who tries to censor and silence musicians well musicians don't look set to be censored in ireland but the bill backed by roger waters would make it an offense to purchase goods and services from israeli settlements which have been condemned by ireland and the e.u. as illegal joining me now from the irish capital is a ward winning human rights activist and irish independent senator david norris he's a former presidential candidate who for thailand's anti homosexuality law to become the first openly gay person to be elected to public office senator thanks so much for joining us just before we get to palestine as it were the your opinion on the violence in derry they saying the worst for years seventy four petrol bombs on one night this week was extremely n

stone-- in for vicki livakis... bart police managed to track down john cowell-- all through an anonymous tip from a bart rider.....(grant) the arrest comes after hundreds of people gathered for a vigil for nia wilson at the macarthur bart station where she was killed.(jr stone) kron 4's ali reid joins us live from oakland tonight-- with details on the arrest...ali? bart police say the suspect was arrested without trouble on an antioch bound train at the pleasant hill station. they're still looking for a motive .... right now there's no indication that this stabbing was racially motivated, but police have not ruled it out.surveillance footage and witness statements indicate that john cowell attacked 18 year old nia and her 26 year old sister lahtifah very quickly and without provocation.latifah was stabbed in the neck but is in stable condition recovering at a local hospital.nia passed away at the scene.an anonymous tip is what led police to the suspect this evenig.last night cowell discarded his clothes in a parking structure, which police say shows he was conscious of his guilt.and they believe they've recovered

apartheid south africa joining the likes of elton john and lady gaga ariana metallica justin bieber madonna paul mccartney depeche mode the rolling stones and radiohead is nick cave who expressed his opposition to the b.d.s. movement there's two reasons maybe you won't why i'm here one is that i love this room and i love israeli people and to is to make a principled stand against anyone who tries to censor and silence musicians well musicians don't look said to be censored in ireland but the bill backed by roger waters would make it an offense to purchase goods and services from israeli settlements which have been condemned by ireland and the e.u. as illegal joining me now from the irish capital is a ward winning human rights activist and irish independent senator david norris he's a former presidential candidate who for thailand's anti homosexuality law to become the first openly gay person to be elected to public office senator thanks so much for joining us just before we get to palestine as it were the your opinion on the violence in derry they saying the worst for years seventy four petrol bombs on one night this week was extremely

>> he is referring to the stones found in north carolina in the 1930s and on this tone in english was written this unbelievably dramatic tale apparently the daughter of john white about the massacre that took her husband and virginia dare just a few colonists were left in it is a heart rendering story written in stone. of course the question is is this real or not? and then another story surface and they got a professor to set up a committee see that they were authentic. and they told us to review piece them together that ended in atlanta her marrying an indian prince and it just got crazier and crazier but all of those except the first one clearly are not authentic they are fake. we know who carved them but the first one we don't know for sure it hasn't been properly incised and typically it is separate from the other stones found. so clearly the interest of the article that i did for national geographic it went online it was number one on the news last night but there is that possibility that this is an authentic stone that we have to bring real science and investigation into this to say yes or no because it is a lovely story but it would be nice to kno

john smart she. would. be limited to the love of the human race has been building stone structures for ages. but what are the origin of these structures. what were the circular constructions used for. blood. flow for love. many of these structures were sealed up thousands of years ago by the people who built up. the phone. but in some cases wind and waves wore away that protective covering over time. the structures are called make a list. you could call them gigantic works of art we get instant moment that is done and they were built long before the paramedics the technical and logistical must paces that push the limits of human imagination. large stone structures like these were built in many places around the world. for example in the far north of scotland you'll find ancient constructions that are older than stonehenge. every color but love them both but you see could be a new off your logical site i'd issue here particularly during the climbing season new sites are discovered by farmers. these discoveries outline an important chapter in human history. in. her. room until about twelve tho

the university annocethey are remov papa john's name from their football stadium and will simply call it cardinal stadium. (jr stone) a couple of police officers in georgia used a coin flip app to decide if a woman should be arrested or not. she was pulled over for speeding in washington state in april. but as nicole carr reports, the officer's trick was caught on their body cameras. natsot: "stay in the car. officer brown, roswell police department. do you know how fast you were just going, ma'am? i'm so sorry, i'm late for work. so you can go over 80 miles per, on 92? no ma'am."when roswell police officer courtney brown stopped sarah webb for speeding past her, she didn't mince words. natsot:officer: "okay, so you think driving that fast on a wet road is a smart idea just because you are late to work? webb: "no."officer "instead of calling, saying you are running late for work, you would rather risk people's lives?"webb: "i'm sorry /choking up/."officer brown consulted a colleague on what to do next. because she didn't have a radar.natsot ofc. brown: "what do you think? (sigh) or just tickets?" officer kristee wi

a quarry stone and it was so deteriorated, since 1976, they replaced it with limestone in the restoration. you'll be interested to know that general braddock came here. he was the home of john carlyle, another scott, a very prom net scot. one of the leading people of alexandria. and general braddock headed for what became the french and indian war, met, stayed there. a wonderful thing happened in 1976, the family home papers were found. told about the visit of braddock. it was legendary by that time. he did visit there and john carlyle said he ate him out of house and home and ruined his grounds. and how terrible it was. anyway, he, there he met with a young george washington. washington went with him out king street. and on to leesburg and onto the ohio river. that happened in this house. and the house is still there in alexandria. if you can forgive the limestone, please see it, if you can. christchurch in alexandria, the church of england, was built with trim of sandstone, you see it's painted. it always had trouble with the weather. and the scotch realized this the minute they got here. but it's brick and limestone. still a practicing church. through war and, civil war.

. >> the stone aspect of it, not named and here is what strikes me, david, the hack of john podesta which is the far more consequential of the two. dnc, dnc servers, a bunch of information we are going to go through. the john podesta is the most consequential. released before hollywood access day. its distribution, how it was distributed is not mentioned. an organization which is clearly wikileak appears but not a lot of detail. makes you wonder if something is coming on that end. >> mueller and other special counsels released, they find out more and expand the story. this puts wikileaks in the middle of it. messages of wikileaks reaching out to gus fer two point zo. saying we want these documents. maximum harm to hillary clinton and help donald trump. presuming these messages are accurate, direct evidence that wikileaks was doing this in league with the russian intelligence, to help trump and to hurt hillary clinton. and that was regarding the documents that came out before the convention. >> i should note something you said here, these are all allegations. it is an indictment. and not e

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the rest of the day encompasses three notable titans john gray of blackstone, david rubin stone of carlyle, and howard marks of oaktree. four investors will provide their best stock market picking ideas and the event will end with steve bannon who served as white house chief strategist for president trump. >> i will say it again, is a big bitcoin believer >> and ken griffin historically has not been >> maybe we'll ask about both of those things >> it's been interesting watching the bitcoin debate between traditional investors and maybe more tech savvy and newer investors. >> it has also become political. >> that's how it was founded, under the idea that there is no central government controlling it and there is a bitcoin panel today to discuss those things. the debate between bitcoin and blockchain institutionalized investors have a mosh open-mindedness towards blockchain than bitcoin. >> leslie picker, thank you. >>> japan and the eu signing a trade pact that would cover one-third of the global economy, elieliminating nearly all tarifs between the two. let's bring in robert holleyman, for

the stones, the hollies -- if you are a beatles fan and you listen to some of their early interviews or listen -- read some of the things in print from their anthology, both paul mccartney and johnn pay homage to buddy. they cite him as being the inspiration for nearly 40 of the first songs that they wrote, not only in instrumentation but in style, in lyrical presentation, and they, too did covers of many of buddy's more popular music. if you think that buddy's influence has waned, you have only to look back just a few years on the anniversary of his 75th, what would have been buddy's 75th birthday in 2011, he was posthumously honored with a star on the hollywood walk of fame, and in the same year, there were two music cds that were compilations of buddy's music that were performed, different songs performed by different stars. so one of the cds was called on, buddy holly. the other one was called listen to me, buddy holly. and you will hear renditions of buddy holly's music performed by graham nash, stevie nicks, kid rock, chris isaac, modest mouse, florence and the machine. people you would not think buddy's music would have influenced, but it did and they wanted to honor him

in sight for the group today mick jagger is thirty five and john mayer from uk us this is here to talk about that welcome. love the ruling stones site your data back. but do you have the ruling still is it would think the big would be singing and gyrating on the stage at seventy five no not at all because i think and i am told it well not as old as him but i remember when the music us thought it nobody thought wrote music would last for more than a couple years every thought it was a fad not least mick jagger and the stones and the they were the bad boys of brought rahel the wildest parties they took the most drugs they had the most drug convictions nobody thought they'd survive sadly of course brian jones one of the original founding members died of a drugs overdose when he was twenty seven mick jagger said famously a couple of years later that he said to he would rather be dead before me satisfaction when he's forty five when he's before you when he. had so nobody thought anybody they would be around ten years that are left alone over fifty years later anyway here is on stage from his current saw strutting his stuff as the so

listening to all the radio guys, farber, barry gray, john shoyer was a money guy, gene berns, the pioneers of talk room. the big break was a guy named dave stone and bill dunn van, my first paid radio gig, doing it free up until then and packed up what was my contracting work van and drove across the country. that was break one. break two was a guy by the name of sluggo in atlanta, georgia. neil borts who is a friend of ours, since retired. he left one station, referred to as ex-wife and moved to a bigger station and now i'm on that station ironically, wsb and the big break was fox news going on the air, and then that led to wabc, roger ailes and phil voice. i'm friends with every person that hired me. i talk to them all. they all critique me to this day. if i do something they don't like, sluggo is writing me, shut up, don't talk. they care. i prefer the criticism rather than the compliment because that makes you better. mark: and, you know, you're one of the few people who have been able to do radio and tv. the only one i know for a couple of decades now. >> no. mark: no, no, no, for a couple of decades now. >> 23 years. mark: 23 years. how

listening to all the radio guys, farber, barry gray, john shoyer was a money guy, gene berns, the pioneers of talk room. the big break was a guy named dave stone van, my first paid radio gig, doing it free up until then and packed up what was my contracting work van and drove across the country. that was break one. break two was a guy by the name of sluggo in atlanta, georgia. neil borts who is a friend of ours, since retired. he left one station, referred to as ex-wife and moved to a bigger station and now i'm on that station ironically, wsb and the big break was fox news going on the air, and then that led to wabc, roger ailes and phil voice. i'm friends with every person that hired me. i talk to them all. they all critique me to this day. if i do something they don't like, sluggo is writing me, shut up, don't talk. they care. i prefer the criticism rather than the compliment because that makes you better. mark: and, you know, you're one of the few people who have been able to do radio and tv. the only one i know for a couple of decades now. >> no. mark: no, no, no, for a couple of decades now. >> 23 years. mark: 23 years. how do you have th