brett kava naugh served the him to require a retired.ustice kennedy 20 years ago and i may suspect that had someone to do with the decision to step down. so now he has appointed two candidates to the court that they are both very conservative. you mentioned are leaning is because of the short list of the four likely nominees, they we re of the four likely nominees, they were all considered to be conservative leaning but as far as this choice, brett kavanaugh goes, how far to the right to you think he is relatively speaking? how far to the right to you think he is relatively speaking ?|j how far to the right to you think he is relatively speaking? i think what you have to know about brett kavanaugh is you have to know about brett kava naugh is that you have to know about brett kavanaugh is that he has been at the centre of conservative politics for quite some time. who was involved in the ken starr investigation of bill clinton in the 1990s, he worked at the bush white house during 911 and hasissued the bush white house during 911 and has

kava - no! kava - no! kava - no! no!"ting "kava good evening. however wish i could feel that in my heart. today is not a good day. today president trump nominated judge kavanaugh to the supreme court. so i say, it is not a good day. indeed, i feel sadness. sad for our democracy. i'm sad for this president who has made it clear that he prioritizes corporate profit over people. over consumer protection. safety.lic in, over the health and well-being of our children, families, and communities. sims and i amrice .ith earthjustice i'm sad this administration has sought to undo the very rights we have fought for for so long and so hard to win and protect. he has adopted' that is contrary to the very rule of law. rely on theust courts to hold back an administration that is illegal ando be believe me, we have. in the last 18 months we filed over 100 cases against the trump administration. case,e one case after yes. will we keep winning? yes, we will. we are forcing agencies to take to stall.n they want we are keeping them from pulling back on the regulat

kava-no. kava-no! kava-no! thank you. over to senator corey booker from the great state of missouri. [cheers and applause] senator booker: good evening, everybody. there's an old saying -- there's a belief -- there is a belief that some people are trying to put out there that we should be discouraged, but i am not discouraged. there are people that are trying to shut us down, but i . ll not be silenced [cheers and applause] there are people that want to us give up but i will never stop fighting for our rights. [cheers and applause] we got a mountain to climb. we got challenges ahead, but we cannot grow weary now. [cheers and applause] president trump has told us what he wants to do. he wants to roll back individual rights. he wants to roll back a woman's right. he wants to roll back workers' rights. he wants to roll back civil rights. but i want to tell you right now, we will not go backwards. [cheers and applause] we will not surrender. we will not move. we will go forward. and so tonight, i want to join with everybody n

they talked aboutjudge kava naugh working yes.administration, a graduate of the late gonna yale law school, and he worked as a clerk withjustice kennedy, as we heard —— graduate of yale law school. he was involved in the whitewater investigation into land dealings involving bill clinton, involving kenneth starr, which became the monica lewinsky investigation. he is described in the press release as a brilliant man with impeccable legal credentials. what that press release doesn't mention, a couple of things, the fa ct mention, a couple of things, the fact thatjudge kavanaugh voted last year against a fact thatjudge kavanaugh voted last yearagainsta migrant fact thatjudge kavanaugh voted last year against a migrant teenager in texas getting an abortion. he also criticised liberaljustices for creating what he called a new right foran creating what he called a new right for an unlawful minor in the us government detention to obtain abortions on demand. and, it should be pointed out, that he wrote a laura review article arguing that p

after she beat serena williams in two sets it determined kava forced many errors from williams who at thirty six was competing in her first grand slam final since the birth of her daughter last year catherine now has three grand slam titles after victories at the australian and us opens in twenty six two. that's your news wrap join us again for more at the top of the hour i'm irish waiter in berlin thanks for watching. on the tour. is work. this for. the month and season. twenty two.

president trump has named has nominated brett kava naugh for the supreme court, setting the stage for a bruising confirmation battle. judge kavanaugh is a 53—year—old conservative justice who serves on the us court of appeals in washington. he worked as a white house aide under president george w bush and president trump praised him as a brilliantjurist. judge kavanaugh has impeccable credentials, unsurpassed qualifications and a proven commitment to equal justice under the law. a graduate of yale college and yale law school, judge kavanaugh currently teaches at harvard, yale and georgetown. throughout legal circles he's considered a judge's judge, a true thought leader among his peers. for the last 12 years, he has served as a judge on the dc circuit court of appeals, with great distinction, authoring over 300 opinions which have been widely admired for their skill, insight and rigourous adherence to the law. among those opinions are more than a dozen that the supreme court has adopted as the law of the land. there is no—one in america more qualified for this position and no—one more

to win wimbledon in more than twenty years after she beat serena williams in two sets a determined kava forced many errors from williams who at thirty six was competing in her first grand slam final since the birth of her daughter last year have right now has three grand slam titles after victories at the australian and us opens in twenty six two. that's your news wrap join us again for more at the top of the hour i'm irish waiter in berlin thanks for watching. sunbeam to. his work. just for two. months and three. twenty. years. with the senses. recognize. and experience the inexpressible. the cultural magazine. or twenty. t.w. . fake fake fake none of this is original but it's legal. i decide if you need anything just let me know. this is europe's largest market some say it's a black market seventy five hectares thirty nations and everybody gets on fine you're out of your. i'm intrigued how do they manage to cooperate while europe is threatening to fall apart because we can't . we're almost there we're driving from modesto to the market or the seventh kilometer as they call it here yea

and tennis kori for germany's anjali kava she cruises past arena williams to win the women's top trophy at wimbledon. thanks for joining us we begin in italy where two more migrant rescue ships have been refused permission to dock a bar and four hundred fifty migrants are stranded on board near the sicilian port of put salo italy has called for other e.u. nations to take them in france malta and germany have all agreed to take in fifty migrants each if no other countries offer help it's unclear what italy's next move will be. an idyllic beach in southern sicily in the distance just on the horizon one of two ships carrying a total of more than four hundred fifty migrants. they were rescued from a barge floating in the mediterranean. italy's interior minister doesn't want them disembarking on italian soil saying malta should take them instead on facebook he wrote malta the people smugglers the italian do gooders and the whole world should know that the ship cannot and should not enter an italian port. initially malta refused entry but later a deal was struck in which malta france and then

open and was the final of wimbledon when she lost the serena williams let's see how kava won her grand slam title. oh i think we were supposed to have a piece i'm going to have a piece on actually care one here the other has seven wimbledon titles to her name but she found she kept after it's over ruled by serena williams and the occasion on center court she didn't show it the germans tactic of forcing her opponent to make errors pay dividends in the first set and then williams tightened up her game in the second it was too little tonight i ever fell to the ground when her victory was confirmed one champion congratulating a new one at the net carvers the first german woman since steffi graf in one thousand nine hundred ninety six to get her hands on the wimbledon title. so really an exciting day for actually a camera some disappointment of course first arena williams but it must be said she just had a baby ten months ago i mean even this if she meant is really remarkable isn't it absolutely incredible she's only right twenty fifth of this tournament even to make a tournament without ha

which is five hours and eight minutes this finished one hour and five minutes six three six three kava has been amazing this one of the last one set so far and that was in the second round and she's found the form from two thousand and six when she reached the australian open final in the u.s. open finds a win both this woman's but also reaching wimbledon yet where she lost to serena williams was who she beat today after the game as you mentioned she had been so nervous because it was such a big match for her and just to see how important this victory was to be catechised wimbledon is one of the four grand slams obviously but it's also one of the biggest tennis tournaments and she's just so happy to win it indeed serina williams of course disappointed but it must be said i mean she was playing this tournament just a little more than ten months after giving birth baby and it was a difficult birth so i think she can be pretty proud of her cheap in this game absolutely there's no there's no two ways about it i mean this is only the fourth one and she's been asked up until now she's never

a minus waiter welcome to the program germany's they kava has just beaten serena williams to win her first wimbledon title and here to break this down with us is nick mechanic line from our d.w. sports desk so kevin has now won three grand slam titles how did she win this one this was a relatively short match was any an hour in five minutes compared to the men's game which from the semifinals first it was just five thousand eight minutes is very very short she won six three six three six two straight sets caballe dropped only one set actually in this whole tournament i was in the second round so quite incredible form that she's actually found the fullness she had in two thousand and six when she reached the final of the australian open reached the final of the us open and winning both of those and of course was the fall of wimbledon when she lost to cirie williams so now she got her revenge today winning course that came off of the game she said she'd never been so nervous and that was before this game and so much to the. this is the the biggest victory of her career so just goes to

as for what will happen, i believe if we can convince the american people that judge kava noel on the court would lead to the repeal of the affordable care act of protections with pre-existing conditions, and repeal women's right for reproductive rights, we will get a majority in the senate to vote him down. >> this morning you said that democrats left access and have a paper trail, can you expand on what that would involve? >> we want the same standard that we afforded the republicans when they asked for a large amount of paper trail from elena kagan. there were 170,000 pages turned over by the archives. this is a vital appointment. it could affect america for a generation. we want to see all of the documentation before we vote. we are asking the same expansive but necessary production of documents that we afforded the republicans and kagan was the nominee, be done here with kavanaugh as the nominee. >> is that in terms of the time. >> the sooner the better. were not trying to delay, we just think it's important. someone is trying to delay, but it is not me. we just think it is impor

it is my iron and privilege to announce that i will nominatejudge brett kava naugh to announce that i supreme court. brett kavanaugh is a 53—year—old conservative justice who serves on the us court of appeals in washington. if confirmed, he'll move the supreme court further to the right. i'm sophie long, live outside the caves where rescue teams will shortly resume their operation to bring the remaining boys to safety. so far, eight of the children have been brought to safety.

station in the city of quetta despite a heavy police presence in some places claimed responsibility kava drano says the terrorist group will do anything to derail the democratic process in pakistan. well it was adopted on a blue screen while the basic object the reason they are targeting is could be wrong to deal with the democratic process in pakistan which is nissen to nature. i don't believe in the democracy where the girl is the only food so i think that is the part of the reason they decided to disrupt the cooling system to try to create a sense of fear among those that wish you good guy members of the administration. prosecutors in the case of maria who's accused of being a russian agent in the us say they have a trove of evidence against her and that into about one of the half million documents most of them were collected from her laptop and mobile phones the judge on the case has threatened a gagging order to prevent the evidence being leaked to the media or any third party bush and his attorney says it's taking prosecutors too long to hand over the evidence even expressed intent

. >> i have a different view kavae liability of respect to a sitting president. >> let me clarify thatyour view on the liability of a sitting president? >> that no one is above the law and is subject to civil litigation. that's what the supreme court held in the paula jones case and held it unanimously. >> fine. but you agree he has had a change of heart that a sitting president should not be investigated. >> his view is that because of th disruption -- and i agree we this -- the disruption is terrible and therefore, here's the conclusion, congress should consider passing an immunity law which it does for our service people. i think that's a fair point. >> that a president should have immunity. >> temporarily. >> while president. >> while president. >> so his view has evolved. he didn't once believe a president should have immunity and now he does? >> when you're talking about the report, this is where i'm quarreling with you. that's my conclusion, brett was serving on the staff but we now know -- >> but did he agree with you? >> you have to ask him. i'm sure that will be asked in the

i want to start, actually, by going back to last year when mayor lee and myself actually steve kava and my chief-of-staff did all of the work. convened the traffic task force which was some $22 billion in need between now and 2045 as it relates to transportation funding both on the capital side and the operating side. in my incarnation as the chair of the county transportation authority, have been very serious about meeting one of those goals, which is a stable source of local funding in the amount of $100 million a year between now and 2045 to match federal and state grants, appropriations, together with the half billion dollar general obligation bond that the voters saw fit to pass in 2014. and to that end, i came to this board with the transit sustainability fee increase and i thank you for the unanimous vote on that. it should ink out $10 million a year towards that $100 million that we need and then supervisor kim came up with something that has been popping up around the united states as it relates to transportation network companies, read uber, lyft and that was a per-ride fee. o

kava kavanaugh and hardiman. the president likes kavanaugh's pedigree. he clerked for justice kennedy. the downside is he has a long paper trail. worked under former president george w. bush and was a member of ken starr's team which investigated former president bill clinton. you have hardiman who is getting a lot of buzz in the final hours. he is a federal judge who was a front runner last year. the president has been getting input from a number of people, including senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. even fox news host sean hannity. who will he pick? we're trying to drill down before the big announcement. >> kristen welker, i'll see you at the white house in a little bit. i want to bring in justice correspondent pete williams, who has been diving into all of this. pete, kristen talked about a couple of the quote, unquote, final contenders for this pick. what else can you tell us about who is in the mix? >> reporter: well, any one of these people would be more conservative than justice remember addidadd -- kennedy, w retiring. brett kavanaugh is th

down but they're more worried about the money they're losing out to right hailing services like and kava fi. monday night passed without a resolution between the drivers and government strike leaders said they'll go on. today's decision is that we continue. hundreds of taxis have paralyzed barcelona and they're refusing to budge until they get results the strikes have since spread to madrid and smaller cities like the lead c.n.n. that have led to this is the first time the taxes have taken a decision where one hundred percent together on this is until it has to be thirty to one nothing else will do he means that in the future only one should be issued for every thirty normal taxi permits among those worst hit by the strike tourists trying to get from barcelona's airport to the city center extra bus services have been put on but they're still packed full but we're trying with the old because the best way is for suitcases is very difficult for us on a saturday it's a tough day today especially with children six hours jetlag and then the airports empty things are hard so that i mean. if i i

jamie's in the western countries are very different right rwandan economist at teddy kava recut thank you very much your perspective you're welcome. by. well one of the infrastructure projects china raised assuming elsewhere in africa is the kenyan rail link which will run across the country between an indian ocean port of mombasa through to neighboring it you get there it also comes three national park territory and have come in for some since the criticism. room freely barely seven kilometers outside kenya's capital nairobi but they're unrestricted lifestyle is in danger. kenya has contracted the china roads and bridges corp to extend and modernize its main railway line. the first leg connecting mombasa and nairobi was completed in twenty seventeen the second leg will link kenya to neighboring uganda it cuts right through the national park. all these train tracks and noise going to make the park lose the animals and maybe reduce it to his zoos this is a natural park where animals can walk in and out they will no longer be able to do that conservationists have been fighting the railw

brett kava naugh went to capitol hill to woo senators who will now decide whether he's going to be america'stice. also on the programme... theresa may gathers her new cabinet around her. the american president who visits her on thursday says britain is in turmoil and his meeting with vladimir putin will be easier. the first of the world cup semi—finals kicks off as france take on belgium in st petersburg. hello and welcome — i'm katty kay in washington christian fraser is in london. it is a stunning triumph. for nine days rescuers in thailand worked two and a half miles beneath the surface, in dark, flooded caverns, and in passageways so narrow a person could barely the rescue was always risky. the 12 boys and their coach, were weak. some couldn't swim. and with the oxygen levels dropping there were fears on friday it could all go badly wrong. but today the last five, some of the youngest and the weakest, were brought out alive. all 13 are recovering well in the isolation wing of a nearby hospital. would this be the day that saw all the boys and their coach out safely? with the sky darkening

kava would answer some of the questions that he has not appeared in your written questions to senator durbin, you said you were not involved in the nomination process either of mr. haynes or judge bybee. he said that before. brett kavanaugh: i did not have primary responsibility. senator schumer: were you involved? brett kavanaugh: there is a committee that needs to discuss prospective judicial nominees. senator schumer: did you voice opinions about them at that committee? brett kavanaugh: i don't remember the timing, that if it was when i was in the counsel's office, it would've come to the judicial selection committee when i was part of it and have been part of the committee. senator schumer: can you give me a yes or no answer? poor you involved in discussions involving the nominations of bee.es or by brett kavanaugh: i believe those were still -- work when i was still in the counsel's office. so the answer is yes. senator schumer: thank you. here is what you said in your written questions in response, you said it is fair to say that all of the attorneys and the white house counsel'