that from press secretary sarah sanders. >> colonel cedric leighton.tion there, colonel, to what you heard from the white house and what happens next in this investigation. >> christi, i think the white house made the right statement in this case. and what we have here is a test of the system that we have for air defense in this country. and the fact that the f-15s from the 142nd fighter wing at portland, oregon, international guard unit came so quickly shows that at least that part of the system is working. and, of course, we'll have to find out exactly what the motivations were. you know, was this just solely a mental health issue? as far as the future of the investigation is concerned, i would say that the hope of the pilot, the person who stole the plane in this case is something that is of paramount concern. make sure there are no connections to anything else. there are, after all, five different military installations, major military installations in the seattle-tacoma area. makes any activity of this type part of a broader look and the investiga

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colonel cedric leighton, so grateful to have your perspective, always., always a pleasure. >>> urban meyer is apologizing again. andy scholes, what's he saying? >> victor, meyer under fire for the way he handled wednesday's press conference. coming up, we'll tell you who he's saying sorry to now. >>> and coming up this labor day, a cnn special event, the television premiere of "rbg," the life of ruth bader ginsburg. we examine how the experience of all american women has dramatically changed, and today we're looking specifically at education. >> education for women has been revolutionized since the era when rbg's mother, celia, was in school. thouh celia was an excellent student, her family sent only her brother to college. home ec class was there for girls when rbg was growing up. when women did attend college, the expectation was that they'd meet their husbands there. rbg met artie ginsburg, but also graduated with honors. many elite colleges didn't even accept women until after the 1960s. title nine changed everything. the act prohibited gender discri

change just because mugabe the power so what happens now for the opposition we've already heard from leighton elsom to me so who said that he won't accept this result but what options does he have there are really that many options are of musician when they're dealing with an authoritarian regime that's trying to sort of mask itself with some of these democratic institutions and often what happens is these types of leaders either become co-opted or he will do something that the regime deems to be dangerous and he's going to get arrested so i don't see that there's that really many options available to him other than trying to is peaceful way as possible any more support do you think that there's any possibility that nelson chamisa that some of the opposition could actually be be a. all of the government. has one viable option. and it's a common practice in order to deal with an opposition that's obviously very popular because the only the ruling party only won with fifty percent of the vote in the we had to do a lot of things you know direction and. the best option for the ruling party would

kneeling is a reference position my colleague andrew farmer discuss the issue with john william leighton a former republican member of the missile ri senate and richard goodstein former adviser to the hillary clinton presidential campaign. unless you have a goal and something that you actually have a path to accomplish then you're just disrupting you're just being an antagonist to your fellow athletes or the fans or in this case to her classmates what does she want what's going to make her stand peace on earth the reason this quarterback collin kaplan is that you refer to me old was to put the spotlight he's a very prominent public figure to put the spotlight on something that he thought needed attention which was police brutality and they're using a black quite an indictment of course is actually something on this little girl frankly was doing the same thing if ever a cop is ever brutal to anybody the kneeling continues how do you how do you measure if there's pin police brutality since at least and the instances are extremely rare consider the considering the millions of police out the

teachers shouted at her and she left the classroom and ten as well as we discuss the issue with john leighton format mystery republican and richard goodstein former advisor to the hillary clinton presidential campaign. football is about football schools about school and if you have a protest protest in a constructive way this girl can write letters to the editor she can arrange a little march but protesting in your classroom to irritate your classmate mates and virtue signal and that's what she's being taught mom's teaching her mom is so proud you're taking to the streets is that bothersome to people is that annoying to people when you get when you get arrested disproportionately when you get shot disproportionately when you get put in jail just proportionally that's not just annoying that's totally ruining your life so the fact you're taking to the streets is not merely disruptive you're trying to make a point and lets you have a goal and something that you actually have a path to accomplish then you're just disrupting you're just being an antagonist to your fellow athletes or the fans or in

teachers shouted at her and she left the classroom in tears well we discussed the issue with john leighton the former miss a republican and richard goodstein former adviser to hillary clinton's presidential campaign. football is about football schools about school and if you have a protest protest in a constructive way this girl can write letters to the editor she can arrange a little march but protesting in your classroom to irritate your classmate mates and virtue signal and that's what she's being taught mom's teaching her mom is so proud you're taking to the streets is that bothersome to people is that annoying to people when you get when you get arrested disproportionately when you get shot disproportionately when you get put in jail just proportionally that's not just annoying that's totally ruining your life so the fact you're taking to the streets is not merely disruptive you're trying to make a point in less you have a goal and something that you actually have a path to accomplish then you're just disrupting you're just being an antagonist to your fellow athletes or the fans or in

leighton road is blocked following a collision.iars road. let's have a check on the weather now with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. a little bit of everything weatherwise today. it's a very mixed picture but a warm and a humid start, once more, 19 celsius in central london. then we are going to see a cold front come through. it will give us a little bit of early rain. and behind that we will see some fresher conditions for this afternoon, but also good spells of sunshine around as well. this is the picture this morning. lots of thickening cloud around, then we see the cold front come through. outbreaks of rain just for a short while, not too much for south—eastern areas of the capital. maybe it is staying dry. but then brightening up. north—westerly breeze developing and some sunny spells. top temperatures of 22 or 23 degrees, but of course those values are lower than they have been in the sunshine over recent days we have lost the warm, humid air. 0vernight and maybe a couple of showers this evening. some cooler air comin

dan leighton to my left just pointed out that merchants are going to now accept bitcoin through the squareuare device, which is probably pretty huge for them despite valuation i think it's a good cut on both let me say this quickly, master card and visa now trading 28 times earnings in this environment i think those stocks should get a little expensive. which might sound counter intuitive. master card and visa might be getting a little longer on the tooth. back to you, wilf. >> interesting i'm going to take the other side of it. i think the big banks are so ready to fight back and offer unbelievably good technology on all these types of things, and it's going to eat into the pie of growth for some of these things >> you're the bank guy you and jamie dimond hang out, salt lake city or wherever you go sit by the pool you've got the scoop that's what makes markets. >> i've certainly sat by a pool with jamie that certainly would be an interesting interview. we look forward to fast money coming up at 5:00 p.m. on the show we've got a guest, andrew left, always some strong views from andrew don'

work has major implications we will talk about 20 years at akamai joining us to do just that is tom leightoncongratulations. >> thank you >> i have known akamai a long time i did not know the or begins i started rooting around, for those that didn't know akamai is a hawaiian word that means clever or intem jent in there yes. >> the company akamai was started by you our a graduate student you were an applied math professor at the time daniel lewan, you built this incredible company that does all kind of cool things. let's talk about what it does, first of all you host things, you make the web a lot faster hosting content so it is actually closer to the people who need to get it. a revolutionary idea but part of what happened it's been such a strange journey. talk about what it feels like 20 years later. >> a lot has happened in tech and akamai has been in the thick of it. we help the internet a lot faster, a lot more reliable and intelligent and secure >> cloud computing is something we've all gotten used to this new computing is edge. >> you got to be kidding, we're leaving the cloud and goi

at leighton sixth form college i need three stu d e nts sixth form college i need three students whoom family and friends, like some friends have passed exams and you're there thinking i've tried so hard and it's not working out for me. and they're farfrom alone. the not working out for me. and they're far from alone. the social equality charity impetus has analysed the department for education figures and found in england last summer more than 86,000 students rhys at maths or english, and among those almost 5700 were taking their exams for the fourth time. these qualifications are so fourth time. these qualifications are so important and we know employers and universities and colleges put so much weight on maths and english gcse that i don't think it's right if you don't get them the first time you don't get a proper second chance. at the moment it isn't a second chance to succeed, it isn't a second chance to succeed, it isa isn't a second chance to succeed, it is a second chance, a third chance, a fourth chance to fail because it not been done properly and seriously. so what's the