lays it up and in.arkus banks >> jim: what a beautiful -- that time he looked off and looking for it inside for scalabrine to pick it himself. mario west snags. he brings it home with that lovely left. still reach-in by west. came up with the steal. >> jim: talk about the run that the goal ballers are on. banks beautiful hesitation and soft lay-up and looks easy but that's a tough shot off the glass. >> >> brian: taylor lays it in. taylor is in his first taste of action this season. in play for the opening week as well. 12 point lead for the ball hogs. shot too strong by nailon. taylor the stepback 3 in your face. 4 point lead for the ball hogs and rick barry hits the big three live here on fox. year, i am sorry about that. [music playing] (vo) progress is in the pursuit. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during summer of audi sales event. for 100 bucks a month... plus 4 free smartphones when you switch... whoops! unlimited! yeah! smile, you're on cricket ♪ ohhhh. ♪ ♪ tec

lai. >> director lai: thank you for the presentation. we keep coming back to this. i had a question about the current priorities in making decisions on how mohcd give up funding. do you prioritize projects based on the amount of funding they're asking for? meaning do you -- are you more likely to fund projects that are requesting the least amount of gap financing? >> no. we don't. we don't prioritize on that basis. we manage extensive pipeline number of our funding sources have particular uses that they require. in some cases, if it's a permit support of housing or geography those would fit in those categories. there can be -- one of the things that really affects our gap commitment, our commitment is the competitiveness that a project has for state funding. certain projects might be better position to receive state funding and lower gap commitment. we're unable to only move those projects forward when other neighborhoods or areas are clamoring for affordable housing. unfortunately we're not able to prioritize purely on the level of funding needed, rather seeking to

lays it in. he gets it back. here's nate robinson.s from uncle drew and knocks down the jumper. >> jim: you got to give him space. he's so quick right by you. that's a fadeaway fallen back and unable to finish with a nice touch. but that's the shot you want him to take and rather than him get it, he hit a basket. nothing but net. hawk, that time he spins. good block by birdman. by robinson. both teams have the ability to knock down jump shots so they can go inside but excellent at making plays >> brian: that three no good. both of these teams are custom to winning and winning big. nate robinson because he's such up a good tkpeupbisher going to the basket he committed all the way and he couldn't drop back down. the steal by hawkins. stoudemire lost it. he wanted to challenge that call because he was saying that ball was not out om i amar'e asked for a challenge. is maggette's hands. he had his arm. he's holding his wrist. are but looked likes it's off comaggette. good reversal but i don't know if you want to use that challenge this ear

the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's room, washington, d.c., july 16, 2018. i hereby appoint the honorable mike bost to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 8, 2018, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 1:50 p.m. each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the majority whip shall be limited to five minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from arkansas, mr. ill, for five minutes. mr. hill: i thank the speaker for the time today. i rise in honor of mr. howard marshall, former deputy assistant director at the federal bureau of investigation. mr. marshall recently concluded a 21-year career with the f.b.

the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable, the speaker, house of representatives, sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on june 29, 2018, that the senate passed with an amendment, h.r. 2, that the senate passed with amendments, h.r. 1029, with best wishes, i karen l. cincinnatiler haas. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable, the house of representatives, sir, this is to notify notify you pursuant to rule 8 of the house of representatives that i was served for a subpoena issued by the superior court of arizona in and for the county of cochise. after consultation of the office of general counsel, i have determined that compliance with the subpoena is consistent with the privileges and rights of the house. community erely, outreach. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment of the bipa

kennedy and each of the unknowns lay upon. we'll talk about that more when we get into the double enterment for world war ii and the korean war for the unknown soldier. this was the opportunity for americans to now pay their respects, and thousands upon thousands did, filing in. think about the veterans that did that that don't know who's in that casket, their buddy that didn't come home from war. and world war i was a horrific war. advances in technology made it incrediblely lethal to where identifying bodies was difficult. all those families that couldn't be there, at least they knew that people were paying respects. he laid in state for a couple of days, and then on november 11 he began the final transition. coming down out of the capitol, he made the transition on to a case son, a horse-drawn carriage, and carried into arlington. one of the interesting things about the ceremony at this time was that everybody's here got a cell phone, right? you can get on the internet. you can google something. you can watch something live

he may make laying laying from the times mama about becoming [inaudible] organizes activities. çç@@ 070/18 07/10/18 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! pres. trump: tonight, it is my honor and privilege to announce that i will nominate judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. amy: in a move to dramatically shift the supreme court to the right, president trump has nominated federal judge brbrett kavanaugh to fill anthony kennedy's seat on the high court. will president trump succeed in his campmpaign promise of overturning roe v. wade?

you lay it along the 16 cell phones, the creating of llcs so pay off mistresses.ll looks bad. >> maybe when it comes to michael cohen and cell phones, maybe he just can't get enough. >> it is clear that the president is talking about members of the house freedom cauc caucus. they have not committed articles of impeachment, your thoughts? >> it is really shameful, john. there is nothing that the deputy attorney general has done that rises to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors. it's clear these individuals in congress are really playing politics with the relation of the carter page investigation and the russia investigation more broadly. they're holding the deputy attorney general responsible because they know politically they can't go after the special county till mueller because there has been legislation introduced to protect him and it is understand that would be c catastrophic if he were removed or the president put more pressure on him. so they're going after rod rosenstein who has shielded them from the political influence. he has been clear about over

kennedy and each of the unknowns lay upon. we will talk about them more when we get into the double internment of world war ii and the korean war of the unknown soldier. this is the opportunity for americans to pay their respects, and thousands did, filing in. think about the veterans that did that that don't know who is in the casket. there buddy that did not come home from work. world war i was a terrific war, and advances in technology made it difficult to wear identifying bodies was difficult. all the families that could not be there, at least they knew that people were paying respects. the coffin stayed for a couple of days, and on november 11 began the final transition. coming out of the capital, he made the transition onto a horse drawn carriage and carried in darlington. one of the interesting things about the ceremony at the time was -- everybody here has a cell phone, right? you can get onto the internet, google something, watch something live. back then, none of that was there. how did people get their news? newspap

days the white helmets being escorted to a different location and we've got external actors kind of laying down a line in the sand saying yes we might accept an asset victory but we will not accept the consequences of that millions of people displaced unless those millions of people go back into syria how does that work well it's difficult to see and basically the situation when. make everyone happy in a way because on one hand it's clear that again that the regime is winning militarily. doesn't automatically mean that basically the regime will be able to ensure again the stability of syria on one hand stop the ongoing attacks inside syria on the other and more importantly for the regional and international actors be able to allow for at least on courage refugees to go back when we go to the first basically issue which is when the syrian regime be able to stop similar attacks in the future. we have isis who has been changing its tactics in order to ensure long term or long term survival they have changed their economic model they have changed basically their structure their depending mainl

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i ran up to the platform and i saw my youngest daughter laying under a tarp, dead. i want justice for my daughter. please help me get justice for my daughter. i work at highland hospital. i see this every single day. i could not imagine myself going through nothing like this. that is my baby girl laying up i want i have not heard anything from anybody except a few witnesses said it was a white guy in a red striped shirt who stabbed my daughter randomly and ran off. >> i am sorry to hear that. >> this is a parent's worst nightmare. i watch this on tv. i never imagined this happening to me. oh my god. >> reporter: here we are back here live. b.a.r.t. police have set up a perimeter. they are looking for a white well mac, 5'9" with blonde hair , spiked on the sides. we have seen a number of upper management people from b.a.r.t. come down to the station. we also have a public information officer here on site. we will talk to him to get further information from that really, it is a heartbreaking scene down here. >> our hearts go out to that man and >> what are witnesses s

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get here and i see the police and then i see my youngest daughter laying in the park dead. i want justice for my daughter. please help me get justice for my daughter. i see this every day. i never imagined myself going through anything like this. that is my baby girl laying there. >> we are told that the other victim is in the hospital and is in critical condition. transfer rolling through but not stopping at the macarthur station. it was scheduled to reopen at 4 am. we have a crew at the macarthur station checking in on that and we will have an update coming up at 4:30 am.>>> is said to both bella -- arrested in oakland after police chase in a standoff. it ended just after 8 pm when the suspects ran into a home at 34th avenue and quantum street. not far from the station. police told neighbors to stay inside until the area was declared safe. an hour later the suspects came out of the house peacefully. they're not saying what led up to to the pursuit on the standoff. >>> a groundskeeper living with cancer will testify against one center. parent company of the weed killer rou

jordan does not want them to be establishing a presence on this border russia security concerns to the lay those fears of jordan and the russians also expected to keep an eye on syrian security forces and make sure there are no reprisal attacks on displaced people who fled the fighting in dara province jordan wants those displaced people to go back home they need to feel safe and secure that they can go back home and again the jordanians will expect and hope that the russian police military police patrolling along the border will lay any fears that those displaced people might have the world's chemical weapons watchdog has found evidence that chlorine gas was used in an attack in syria earlier this year a preliminary report by the o.p.c. w. says various chlorinated chemicals were found at the site dozens of people were killed in the attack on duma which is under rebel control at the time yes our government has denied carrying out any chemical weapons attacks. three people including a teenage girl have been killed after security forces in indian administered kashmir opened fire on protester

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. >> we were laying on the bed with her. she just started talking. she was like, i am just -- i'm so happy that i have you girls and dad. >> it was one of those conversations that you don't have every day. >> still, there was work to be done. it was not a new house. it could use some remodeling. particularly the bathroom. courtney was still living with her parents as the work began. >> they're going to be doing the tile work and stuff. so we wouldn't have a shower for that day. >> so, shower out of commission, they decided to wake up early, put on their bathing suits and rinse off in the outdoor spa before the contractor arrived at 6:45 a.m. it was june 7th, 2007.

>> pete, thanks for laying it out for us. we hope you join us for the liveoverage for the supreme court announcement at 9:00 eastern, 6:00 pacific on this nbc station. ig>>> high drama t in london, just days before president trump is set to visit prime minister teresa may's governnt rocked by two major departures. secretary boris johnson and brexit secretary david davis. both men quitting over divisions of how hard to break with the european union and how close economic ties should remain after the u.k. leaves next year. the prime minister has already nad a new foreign secretary. >>> hopes for a denuclearized north korea may have hit a roadblock ing a tense visit to pyongyang over the weekend by secretary of state mike ppeo d the president trump expressing confidence kim jong-un will disarm. nbc news andrea mitchell has more on the diplomatic standoff. >> reporter: secretary of state mike pompeo in afghanistan today brushing off north saorea's charge that his ament demands were quote gangster-like. >> we have a long ways to g

laying concrete.e laying the foundation for so much >>> one local family has a business laying concretebut they're laying the foundation for so much more than that by donating memorials to officers killed in the line of duty. how they're giving back in a story that will make you bay area proud. >> reporter: at the corner of kent and horning in san jose, there is a message, written in bronze. on this spot one year ago, police officer michael katherman gave his life in the line of duty. this story, though, is about what's behind that message. literally. the concrete into which it is set and the family who put it there. >> we're just very honored and humble to have been able to participate. >> reporter: for close to 20 years, ray duran and his wife have run duran construction. theirs is an operation that pours the concrete on which america's tenth largest city is built. it is not high-profile work, but it's certainly something ray is proud of. >> we're just driving around looking at our city. look how it's grown. look at the development downtown. we look. and he's driving and says, we did

me start with what we heard from rudy guiliani about the ground rules we have seen rudy guiliani laying down first in the "new york times" piece yesterday. he added some color to them this morning on the sunday shows. you're a former prosecutor, how reasonable are the demands we're beginning to see from rudy guiliani? >> they're absolutely unreasonable. i mean, there's just no investigation in the world, including one that involves the president, where the person who, you know, has evidence to offer, testimony to give, gets to say,

out the lay of this paper which was very crucial also for this rescue mission. will be a new ship in northern thailand thank you very much for that update. but not been your visit with some other stories making news around the wild jeremy hunt has been named the new british foreign minister after barres johnson's resignation the u.k.'s brags that negotiated david davis also left his post on monday the critic in protest of a prime minister to resign missed plans to maintain will debut as close ties with the european union off to the u.k. leaves the bloc. us president doesn't trump is nominated conservative judge a brit kavanagh to fill the vacancy on the supreme court is confirmed the fifty three rules catholic is expected to be less receptive to abortion and gay rights than his predecessor the nomination sets up a confirmation battle with democrats as strong seeks to shift the nation's highest court for the right. at least one hundred fifty six people have died in japan due to flooding and landslides caused by last week's torrential rains as waters begin to rece

>> i am afraid i am not sure i can lay out exactly the way in which the president believes mexico is taking advantage of us because it is not a position that i agree with. you know both mexico and the united states as well as canada have done fairly well under nafta with displacement of certain jobs, there is no doubt. we are talking about trade that's gone up 430% in those years and we trade a billion six across our border everyday. there are 33 states in the united states which have mexico as their first second or third trading partners. obviously critically important to many of our states. i think you know where he's coming from may be the size of our deficit in goods and our trade deficits. the fact that we have a surplus on services so if you add them together, that deficit is lower. mexico is not one of the highest deficit countries on trade with the united states. and, on the question of immigration and their laws and why and the border, mexico has actually been an extraordinary partner for the united states working closely with us on the issue of central american migration wh

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the fate of the white helmets will be the same is that any terrorist they have to pass on to lay down their arms and take advantage of the amnesty will be wiped out like other terrorists well the syrian president bashar al assad has reiterated his position on the white house being a controversial group now in the past he's regarded the white house mrs agents of western powers that have links to jihad this great finn he said that the world has been warned of the groups dangerous this comes as the syrian government has condemned the evacuation of the white house minutes from the south of the country and damascus has described the move as a criminal operation by israel and its tools but these routes defense fulfill said that they were acting on a request by the u.s. u.k. and other european nations as well but the evacuees were taken to jordan by the i.d.f. on washington's request and it's thought that the plan was to evacuate around eight hundred white helmets and the families but the number now seems to be about half of that number of them are expected to resettle in western countries s

i think we can come back and be specific where the touch points should go deeper and for review and lay it out in a timeline going forward, four years on this agreement. >> commissioner vietor: i concur with what's been said and i appreciate your efforts, because i think it's a very exciting project with a lot of potential. let me add on to whatever it looks like, but i know we've had some conversations around the watershed center and at some point, i would like to have a better understanding of the opportunity that this might present to really develop and update that curriculum, that water center, in alignment with the basic building blocks. and understanding that they might, again, have different add-on criteria or requests because of the unique nature of that facility. as we're talking curriculum and salmon integration, and may be able to pull that out and look at what is going on with sunol as well. >> absolutely. one of our main goals with the big ideas was it have a framework that applied beyond city and county and applied regionally and we would love to partner on the waterside w

. >> you want to lay out this conflict. >> yeah, so, one of the people i'm deeply indebted to is the economic historian deirdre mccloskey. she runs in her books, several of them, bourgeois virtues, bourgeois dignity. she runs through the theories what i call the miracle happened. >> right. >> the miracle, the reason i should start by saying, the reason why i say these things are unnatural, the reason why the first sentence of the book, there is no god in this book, i'm not saying i'm an atheist, i'm not an atheist, saying what i'm trying to do is actually persuade people, something you and i both probably agree on this, the art of persuasion is something that is kind of being lost in our political discourse these days. so i'm trying to model best behavior but persuading people, trying to persuade people. you can't appeal, you can't say, well, we have all this great stuff, we have america because god wanted us to have it. among other things you can appeal to authority when everybody agrees on the authority. so much on the left, progressives, liberals, so much of their touchstones, sec

i lay all that out in my book as a possible scenario. i'm not advising president trump if he were to be impeached and removed not to leave. i'm just saying that sit certainly a reasonable possibility when you have three branches of government and two of them disagree but to the interpretation of the constitution, and in the end that has to be decided by the supreme court. >> that would be very unlikely to be a problem. >> of course. >> basically as you know, you need two-thirds to convict in the senate so any political circumstance in which the president has been convict he, even when there's a question whether the thing was a crime you have a bipartisan coalition of senators who voted to convict him which would be -- only alive in a nixon type situation where the president is standing with the public has so degraded that members of his own party, both feel compelled and feel politically free to go against him and convict him. so in that circumstance it would be very. plus plausible the supreme court -- >> the supreme court would side wi

from finland denio very unfortunate for brazil and then those in power four with romelu lukaku then laying the ball for kevin the point i want to finish this is the world cup quarter final absolutely sensational a lot of people said belgium with a dark hole so this tournament is not as big a surprise as it might have been but still belgium never win the world cup before brazil a five time champions and they are out they gave a good go there was a bit of controversy with video as is the referees and penalties. this was a penalty then it was not given we've heard a lot about v.a.r. during this tour of course but by and large it's been good great ahead of that by right now to a good start to lead to make it to one brazil push and push and push for the equaliser it didn't come so belgium through to the semifinals belgium then going on to play france tell us about how france got past or why the other quarter final it was a bit easier for france they built beat year ago i too know for really deserved year ago our bit hamstrung the top player it isn't. he wasn't playing and it was a pretty poor p

the unlucky man the pool counting wiki to lay into the far corner of the names. not that the noisy swedish fans would call that out that. the wind in the hope of getting an equaliser which never came gaps of paid in their defense martin alston brought down by my collapse i lie and given his marching orders sweden every given a free kick it was the last action of the game sweden it's true so that cup quarter final in twenty four years since i published how do you see the sweden england match panning out i think is going to be an incredibly tight affair because you're looking at two teams who are brimming with confidence at the moment on england in particular after that when i think are really going to get a boost they do look pretty solid but at the same time sweden also are pretty dangerous and these are two teams that before this tournament a lot of people wouldn't have said that we'd be watching at this ryder final so i think this is what we think everyone's going to be watching this one and i think i'm going to give them a controversial right sweden the edge.

the fate of the white helmets will be the same is that any terrorist they have to pass on to lay down their arms and take advantage of the amnesty or be wiped out like other terrorists now this comes as the syrian government has condemned the evacuation of the white house minutes from the south of the country and damascus has described the move as a criminal operation by israel and its tools but the israel defense forces said that they were acting on a request by the u.s. the u.k. and other european nations as well but the evacuees were taken to jordan by the i.d.f. on washington's request and it's thought that the plan was to evacuate around eight hundred white helmet and their families but the number now seems to be about half of death and the number of them are expected to resettle in western countries such as canada germany and france ok tell us a bit more about this evacuation why was this needed well at the moment the syrian army is currently advancing on one of the last rebel centers in syria. but this aside for the year is the white house myth groups have ties themselves as a

and maybe theresa may is laying the groundwork for that. the times reporting she is going to go out to woo grassroots tories. because those are the people she needs to go out and do some of the footwork. absolutely, it is interesting, but you'd think it is blocking something out of the air, i am going to go on a tour and convince people. it is a pr man solution. david, i have picked up on this and the last day, it is beginning, there is a muttering about a grand coalition government. you can't imagine how that works when they can't get along with people in their own party but people like robert preston has written about this this evening. he's not saying it should happen, but he is picking up on mutterings about that and that is fascinating. at the moment, theresa may is the least worst option for the conservative party. that has to be how she survives. and she knows that, i suspect. whether she is enjoying it, i can't believe she is enjoying it. but that is where we are. is something going to change over the summer? will people, down over

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could do about that but then a fantastic second goal here from belgium romelu lukaku charging forward laying the ball off to kevin the burner and what a finish that is for a world cup quarter final absolutely fantastic just arrows into the corner of the other side brazil then tried desperately to get back into the game a little bit of controversy with the video says the referee referee system just went down here no one was really sure what the referee had given seems he didn't give a penalty but then he went to v.a. are they looked at it and said no penalty brazil they did pull one goal but they're good headed by renata of course but they couldn't manage to find the equalizer for the continuum is an absolutely great chance in his name are the fantastic say there was so brazil the five times champions out of the world cup belgium heading to the semifinals so what what went wrong for brazil i think the problem with brazil was that they hadn't played a big team yet and they started off slowly and they just kind of muddle through getting costa rica they played pretty well against mexico but mexi

rt she lay among the countries that are part of the trade group.st, has requested to be part of the dpp. korea has fundamentally joined has requested to be part of the dpp. korea has fundamentallyjoined the dpp but still has to apply. so free trade is still indeed alive and kicking in asia. thank you, good to see you. now let's brief you on some other business stories. the chair of the federal reserve says the us is on track for more years of steady economic growth. but speaking to senators, jerome powell downplayed risks of an emerging trade war. he argued there would be a positive outcome if mr trump's bargaining ultimately produced a world with lower tariffs. astrazeneca will increase its stockpile of drugs by about 20% in preparation for a no deal brexit. the european regulator has told firms to be ready for a possible hard brexit in april 2019. astrazeneca says it's already spent more than $50 million preparing for a no deal brexit. and video streaming services like netflix and amazon prime now have more subscribers than traditional pay tv ser

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. >> bob, thank you for laying it out for us. we appreciate it. that's the national security impact. >>> what about the politics around all of this. so julie, you cover the white house. let's unpack how sarah sanders put this yesterday. here is part one of her explanation. >> the president is exploring the mechanisms to remove security clearance because they have monetized their security clearance. >> ironic coming from this white house or any white house that would make it? >> yes. obviously, there have been many officials who have left this white house and gone on to use their positions and in some cases their security clearances to land lucrative contracts, lobbying contracts. michael flynn when he left the defense intelligence agency, the first trump national security adviser did that when he went and consulted for foreign governments, including turkey. this is not an uncommon thing. i do think it's worth delving into whether the president and the white house actually intend to follow through with this. i do think this is much more about makin

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for s d >>> one local family has a business laying concrete, but they are laying the foundation for souch more than that by donating memorials to officers killed in the line of indict. garvin thomas shows us how they give back in a story that will make the bay area proud. >> reporter: at the corner of 10th and horning in san jose, there is a message, written in bronze. on this spot one year ago, police officer michael capman gave his life in the line of duty. this story, though, is about what's behind that message. literally. the concrete into which it is set. >> came out of early -- >> and the family that put it there. >> we're just a very honored and humbled to have been able to participate. >> reporter: for close to 20 years, ray and his wife, maria, ran duran construction, an operation that pours the concretes on which america's 10th largest city is built. it is not high profile work. it is certainly something ray is proud of. >> we're just driving around looking at our city, look how it's grown, looking at the developments downtown. we look. and, just driving. we did that sidewalk

but they )re laying the foundation >>> so a local family with a business laying concrete and laying theoundation for so much more by donating memorials to officers killed in the line of duty. >> nbc bay area shows us how they're giving back in a story to make you bay area proud. >> reporter: at the corner of 10th and horning in san jose, there is a message. written in bronze. on this spot one year ago police officer michael gave his life in the line of duty. this story, though, is about what's behind that message. literally. the concrete into which it is set. >> came out really nice. >> reporter: and the family that put tlit. >> we are just a very honored and humble to have been able to participate. >> he's good with dowling. >> reporter: for close to 20 years they have run durant construction. theirs is an operation that pours the concrete on which america's tenth largest city is built. it is not high profile work. but it's certainly something ray is proud of. >> driving around looking at the city. look at how it's grown. look at the development. downtown. and he's driving and said, we

one thing we do is lay out the red carpet, i suppose.he's do? one thing we do is lay out the red carpet, i suppose. he's going to get to meet the queen and get a lovely dinner at blenheim palace and he is going to... and the balloon. yes, we have got to mention the balloon. a balloon of babied donald trump will be floating over london. we will be watching out for it. we will be watching out for it. we will be back next week with dateline london to analyse what has happened at that nato meeting. and indeed, how donald trump has been received here in the uk. from all of us on received here in the uk. from all of us on the programme, until the same time next week, that is dateline london. thanks for your company, goodbye. the weekend as a whole brings plenty more dry weather with lots of hot sunshine. there is a bit of cloud around. some coastal cloud. sea breezes developing close to the coasts as well. more cloud generally into northern ireland and to the far west of scotland with the odd spot of drizzle. but for most of us, it isa of driz

as you mentioned frito lay performing strongly.orth american beverage, as we've been saying, continues to improve but there is brick by brick work as we're building that business to be even on better footing if you think about north america beverages, three big pieces to it and a lot of smaller pieces the big pieces are pepsi, mounta mountain dew, and gatorade that's what we saw through the second quarter the business strengthened. >> talk about the advertising. even on the conference call mentioned a competitor going through a big business change. how is the coke business change affecting you? how else are you planning to turn around that brand pepsi, which is such a core product for you. >> yeah, i think the biggest thing that we needed to do was, number one, really focus on increasing the level of advertising. our competition increased advertising, obviously, we're going to be competitive on advertising. that's what we've been doing in the recent weeks, and we'll continue to be competitive in that regard. number two, we're going

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let's lay it out.resident trump and vice president mike pence ran for office on the promise to -- to only appoint supreme court justices that would gut roe v. w ade. they did it to win the support of anti-choice organizations, but they did it because they share the ideology, they appointed justice courses, a mercenary on the court who after his term has proven his critics true. at the state level, radical state legislators are already passing taccone and abortion restrictions and-- d raconian abortion restrictions. and we know there were back channels to encourage justice kennedy to retire in this moment. their intent is not subtle. it is not a mystery. it is obvious. they want to turn back the clock, criminalize abortion and punish women severely for living our own lives. let me be clear. as a woman who has been public about my own abortion, i take this personally. for that reason, for the reason that our lives are on the line, the burden of proof is now on them. donald trump changed the rules tothe g

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