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quote neutralized by security forces after trying to hide in a building let's go live now to lisa lois she's the the views correspondent in paris lisa what can you tell us right now. well for the time being we're just hearing news reports that the person has indeed been killed by police but the police have not confirmed that yet they're also reports that he was part of a database about twenty five thousand people in it with people who are not to be run flies again these are confirmed reports and the french media also reporting that he was yelling. so go to great when he was doing this attack. and that would obviously be an indication that this was a terrorist attack again all these reports have not been confirmed officially by the police the police has just said that they were doing a police operation there that something had happened but we're still waiting to hear also from the prosecutor on these information this information that that person might have been radicalized ok can you tell us more about this suburb top of paris what's it like after it is about twenty kilometers southwest

us that they will keep looking until they are absolutely convinced that no one is still alive but lois of course though as time goes on it's becoming more and more likely that they will find bodies rather than survivors. as we saw in your report you know there's a lot of anger in the italian government looks set to revoke the highway operators permit as well what are some of the reactions been to that. well the company itself has reacted to that it's as i mentioned in the report stated categorically that its maintenance checks well up to date is also pointed out that it hasn't been proven yet that it had any direct responsibility for the collapse of this bridge is also been pointed out that it's very complicated to revoke the license for this company that this company would be entitled to some sort of compensation for breaking the contract now people here more than a way exactly how complicated the toth ahead will be that very conscious that if this if the council's tidy isn't managing the bridge behind me who will say there is no real appeasement to the anger here after this and now i

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i've been chatting to adam and the leeds rhinos women s captain lois forsell.g as a coach and i didn't really know what to expect when i came here will stop ijust really wa nted when i came here will stop ijust really wanted to take it week by week if i'm honest. and just try to have a positive influence and teach as much as i can with my experience and knowledge of the game. what the sea like as a coach? he inspires the girls and having someone that has that knowledge and experience, you put your trust in him and whatever he is saying. you know that he has been there and done it. secondly he has taught everyone that they can be what ever player they want to be if they put ha rd—working. what ever player they want to be if they put hard—working. that has been great for us and a woman's game. they put hard—working. that has been great for us and a woman's gamem has been a big week for you. you become a father a few days ago. your coaching the woman's team and in the semifinal for you coaching the woman's team and in the semifinalfor you guys. coaching the woman'

. >> thompson: lois gibbs, a virginia-based environmental activist, was a mother of two who lived a block from love canal. she led the fight for justice there. gibbs' activism let to president jimmy carter issuing an emergency declaration in 1978. hundreds of families were evacuated. >> i mean, we were a small, blue-collar community you know, we weren't scientists. yet we were able to do it, because we stood together. >> thompson: love canal became known as one of the na worst environmental disasters. it led to e creation of the federal superfund program that oversees the remediation of dangerous hazardous waste sites. vethis is anal today. a bare 70-acre lot, surrounded by a cin-link fence. a lone marker a block away is the only testament to what happened here. i1988, after the federal environmental protection agency and new york state conducted thousands of soil, air and water tinests, the state dete the areas directly east of love canal were not safe to live. but the areas directly north and west were. >> we're going to go directly into the emergency declaration area now. >> thompson:

this shouse pu -- this house loy good. it wasn't updated in the they tf wiring and plumbing.there. it's a back up command center which is excellent to have available to us. there's been a problem with homeless people basically setting up camp at this two ends of the residents on the street side. so much so that couple of people had hammocks strung along that area. the chief of the department did find some money and fencing has been put up. the neighbors several who came by, while we were talking, right outside, thanked them very much for getting those fences up and things were much quieter and cleaner. the interior of the home is quite lovely. i wanted to add that. >> you recommend that as site for a retreat? >> commissioner covington: it could be a site for retreat. for our meetings we have so many people who are interested in joining the department and probably would like to hear what the discussions are about. the site lanes not very good. since it is an historic building and it is not ada compliant, i think probably another location -- but that does not rule out other occ

championship on the back nine at the bell or even country club in the fate lois mystery the overnight leader who one day u.s. open earlier this year is fourteen under par after thirteen holes on sunday but australia's adam scott is the man looking to challenge him scott has moved into a tie for first place fourteen time major champion tiger woods is also making a real charge for of first major title since two thousand and eight woods is second on twelve under par while the number one rafael nadal is locked in a tight second set battle in the rogers cup final in toronto he won the first that six two against greek teenager stephanus it surpassed it is now six all in the second set while the number one for the mona khalid's tennis season has gone from strength to strength or mania and won the french open earlier this year that was her first grand slam title and now she beat american sloane stephens to win the rogers cup final in montreal to clinching the first that she lost the second but hung on for a seven six three six six four victory. moto g.p. now one hundred hello to enzo has won

nerves of steel are needed for the ten metre platform but eden cheng is just 15, lois toulson just threeng gold of these championships was firstly followed by another. this one more expected, though. jack laugher is britain's most successful diver but, remarkably, this one metre springboard win was his first individual european title. remember their names. james heatly claimed the bronze. and a flurry of british medals in the swimming pool ended with two golds for britain. the home crowd saved their biggest roar for duncan scott who powered through from lane 8 to take the 200 metres freestyle. natalie pirks, bbc news, glasgow. commemorations will take place in the french city of amiens tomorrow, marking the 100th anniversary, of the battle there that proved so decisive in ending the first world war. prince william and theresa may will both travel to france, to take part in a cathedral service. robert hall has been looking at why the battle of amiens was so important to the outcome of the war. on a hilltop north of amiens stands a white tower of portland stone, a memorial to australian fo

lois toulson is only three years older. talk about teenage kicks.sely followed by another, this one more expected. jack laugher is britain's most successful diver and he added his first individual european title to his ever—growing trophy cabinet. in the one metre springboard, james heatly claimed the bronze. the diving isjust getting going, but the track cycling was drawing to a close. in the elimination race, 19 start, but only one can win. britain's mat walls took the first major gold of his career. tipped as a future star, jack carlin needed a photo finish in the men's keirin. a final sneaky push on the line was just enough for european bronze behind germany and france. the velodrome can be a confusing place and there is nowhere more chaotic than the madison. amidst the mayhem of the 120 lap relay, sprints mean points and points of course make prizes. just not for britain's laura kenny and katie archibald. so used to silverware, they finished six points off the podium. plenty to work on before tokyo. and in the last hour, a flurry of british med

they won by 20 points to 1a, a late try from leeds skipper lois forsell settling the match.ne up for the men's side this afternoon in their challenge cup semifinal against warrington. that's live on bbc one after the first semi between st helens and catalans dragons. georgia hall has given herself a great chance of winning a first major title. she's one shot off the pace going into the final round of the women's british open. and after some erratic long shots, hall's putter helped her to 12 under par, just behind leader pornanong patlum. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. many thanks indeed, john. the international trade secretary, liam fox, has said he now thinks it's more likely than not that britain will leave the eu without a deal next march. in an interview with the sunday times, mr fox accused the european commission of being so intransigent that the odds of there being no brexit deal were now 60—40. 0ur political correspondent tom barton in westminster gave us his analysis of the comme

their captain lois forsell hopes this is the onlyjust the beginning as the team looks to build a long we have reached on ourjourney this year as a new team. we set out some aims at the beginning of the year and who are getting close to taking one off. so we are excited to put in a good performance and hopefully come away with a win. we have all come together. early on, our head coach set out some standards. he plays for the men's first team and is bringing that culture of what is expected to bea that culture of what is expected to be a leeds rhinos player and how we all work together is really key. we have been in the challenge cup final this week in our first season, so it is exciting. let head now to the european championship, where laura kenny's team pursuit quartet are facing italy for gold. let's get the latest. commentator: for this team, the road to tokyo starts here, and away we go. it is katie archibald who will lead off on the opening lap for great britain. great start, straight as an arrow out of the gate, arms locked, driving it forward. the crowd have really come alive he

amy staveley drew them level before lois forsell wrapped it up in the dying minutes.t a shot off the lead going into sunday's final round the players weren't the only ones chasing birdies at royal lytham — take a look at this cat on the prowl in the rough. how sweet is that? it is alligators and states. —— in the united states. 0n the course, pornanong phatlem takes a one shot lead into the final round on 13 under par. hall's putter came to her rescue on more than one occasion, with a birdie at the last meaning she'll be in the final group tomorrow. so here's the leaderboard as it stands going into the final day. phatlem leads by one from hall. the longtime leader mingee lee of australia further back in the field now. just three shots off the lead. 0ur golf correspondent iain carter is at royal lytham, earlier i spoke to him and asked if he was surprised by hall's strong showing. iam not i am not overly surprised because she seems to have a couple of things going. links and the big event. it was at this temperature 12 months ago that she had her breakthrough moment. f

a sixth of the party still disagree with malcolm turnbull and scott morris and lois's larsson was a very close ally of turnbull and you know full of many of his economic policies and you had only a climate change and emissions targets. whether or not the the right wing of the liberal party will now you know come in and win the golden and support scott morrison jumbles successor well that remains to be seen ok sounds like it's going to be a very fragile government there in canberra what was the deciding factor in turnbull's quick exit. well i mean basically don't come back to energy prices and the energy policy of the turnbull government there's been a lot of criticism about energy in cringely price increases over the past few months this week there was a of a staggering slump in the opinion polls for american turnbull and his government and that really instigated the efforts by peter dutton his main rival in all this to call a leadership ballot he tried that on on tuesday that had another good day and on this occasion. the out of the ballot was held by the call of peter duncan didn't act

lois dawson and eating chain also won gold for britain in the ten metres symphonies —— synchronised divingards, jack law reflected on what was a great day for britain's divers. i think it is very obvious to see how strong we are at the moment. gold in the women's ten metre, gold and bronze today, fantastic results and bronze today, fantastic results and fantastic depth in british diving. notjust one or two people that are consistently achieving, a huge range of people all the way from the very top to junior levels. british diving is going from strength to strength, excited to see what it is look like in the future and even when i am retired. more successful this is this evening, and droop pt has qualified in the breaststroke with chatting to record and there was gold for the women's four times 200 metres relay, completing victory to take a second relay gold of the championship at only 17. and proud won silver in the men's 50 metre butterfly, beaten by the rack —— the world recordholder from the ukraine. and georgia davis added to the british success with silver in the 100 metre backstroke,

they won by 20 points to 14, a late try from leeds skipper lois forsell settling the match. by adam cutherbertson, who's expected to line up for the men's side this afternoon in their challenge cup semifinal against warrington. that's live on bbc one, after the first semi between st helens and catalans dragons. georgia hall has given herself a great chance of winning a first major title. she's one shot off the pace going into the final round of the women's british open. and after some erratic long shots, hall's putter helped her to 12 under par, just behind leader pornanong patlum. over on the us men's tour, rory mcilroy put himself into contention at the world golf championship in ohio. he said he was feeling good heading into the final day, after a round of 67 left him tied for second place with ian poulter, three shots behind the leaderjustin thomas. britain's cal crutchlow will start the czech moto gp from fifth on the grid, after qualifying in brno was dominated by andrea dovizioso. in the final seconds, he outpaced his fellow—italian valentino rossi to secure his first

lois is not the first to have died after being released in california. live in dublin, abc 7 news. >> a sideshow shut down the within lanes of the west bay bridge and created miles of traffic. but one man didn't get away. kate is live with the arrest and what appears to be an increasingly noisy problem for people that live near the bridge. >> reporter: the man is facing multiple charges. and the police say he was a part of a show. we witnessed some of it while we were shooting our story. engines revving and tires screeching. three cars shut down traffic on the bay bridge when instead of continuing rest into san francisco, they decided to drive in circles across all five lanes at 10:45. >> by the time we got there, most of the vehicles had already fled the scene. >> reporter: but the driver of the white pterygomustang crashe broken axle and was unable to get away. >> fortunately had several good videos taken by bystanders that were able to help us document what happened and it will help us with filing some of the charges. >> a san francisco shot this vide

the former navy fighter pie loi found himself at the center of new fights. challenging his old party's president in his last book, the restless ways. >> never at a loss for words. he is now taking on president trump and others, others that he blamed for the growing lack of civility in politics. >> it happened yesterday. >> his life has been about dekrensy and honor, compared to a president who is unworthy to say his name outloud. >> mccain's clashes with the trump white house pale in comparison to his other fights. >> john mccain is a fighter. in the end the cancer was tougher and mccain lost the fight for his life? over his decades long career, the arizona senate made a name for himself with his approach to bipartisan ship. s. >> at his best, what i mean is he's happiest and he's most happy when he gets something done. >> at this very moment, there is a bill that would effectively kill obama care. ctively kill obama care. issues did support the republican bill on tax reform which included a repeal of obama care's individual mandate. >> the tax cuts and jobs

months, regulations reduce, taxes lower, the economy growing at a record rate and unemployment and it's lois. were out of the crazy iran deal, the embassy is going to jerusalem, and the hostages have been returned from north korea. that's what's happened under the president's leadership. [applause] what a great defender he has been. that is a tough cookie along with some of his friends. i did not know he was going to be here. i don't want to wrestle him. he is tough. i think he is 128 into one. did you ever wrestle in this room? you would've won. statistically you would've one. anyway, thank you for being here. i did not know you're going to be here. so, a woman, fantastic woman who came to me because i did not have the head of the republican party on my side. i won't mention his name. i was so nice to them, everybody thought he was nice and then one day, i heard he wasn't going to be with us and i went and i said what you think and he said your poll numbers will go up, but what happened, we decided after i won the presidency, we decided to challenge the sky. and jean came along and she was

s flying today -- >> we are facing an unprecedented demand at a time when supply is at an all-time loyorter: major airlines say they are prepared. >> we are in the largest hiring cycle in a long time. it is a large turnover but it's not anything we haven't seen before. >> reporter: it's a small regional airlines that are struggling. vick patell is a flight instructor. he gets solicitations from regionals offering signing bonuses, promises of a bright future. >> there is no deterrent to becoming a pilot other than being able to pay for it. >> reporter: the cost of training is sky high up to $80,000. and there are no student loans or financial packages. starting salaries at regional airlines are often less than half what the big airlines pay, $50,000 versus $113,000. some student pilots are willing to take the risk. >> if you are a dedicated person who wants to live in the clouds you should go for it. >> reporter: hoping to eventually land the bigger bucks. >> some regional carriers offer bonuses to offset the cost of the training. major airlines treat regional carriers as their farm tea

4%, black unemployment all-time low, hispanic unemployment all-time low, women unemployment all-time loy, small business confident at all-time high, consumer confident at an all-time high, more jobs now than people that are unemployed, isis is practically gone, new york is th--new north korea is at the table, the wall is being built, why would we stop that, we're not tired of winning mr. president. i want to tell you whop who wano stop, that bob casey, he has become one of the most liberal senators in washington, leading the resistants of president trump's aje a-- agenda, he is so radical, high woul he said no tr president trump nominated to the supreme court, did not matter who it was he said no. he wants to take away your tax cuts, this seat is important. it very important, because we want to keep that economy going. we want to show our first responders and law enforcement the reporthe-- respect they des. we want to take a knee to pray and stand for the flag. [cheers and applause] i need everyone here, i need everyone here, and everyone watching to help. help me, help president trump d

we want lowest black unemployment in american history, lois latino unemployment american history, over 4% real growth, wages going up. americans having conservative judges approved in record numbers. bad regulations being thrown out in record numbers. we went to have a debate in which our universe is universe of real accomplishment and their universe is a universe of essentially trying to block everything and i think if we communicate that correctly we will win by a huge margin. rob: in order to impeach the president democrats would have to flip 24 republican seats in the house in november and then still have a much tougher process remaining in the senate after that. not easy to do. a bombshell revelation that jurors in the paul manafort trial talked about the case before they were supposed to. one of the jurors commented on the weakness of paul manafort's defense, his attorneys tried unsuccessfully for a mistrial. one of the jurors revealed to fox news that a single juror prevented manafort from being found guilty on all 18 counts. >> we all tried to convince her to look at the paper

and loy the of work that goes into the field, that could be a bigger growth factor going forward than. they've got 50% international obviously, as well so there are certain pockets where i think we might see weakness i think there are other pockets we'll see strength oil and gas, you talk about these names all the time that's oneof the areas where they she a lot more growth into the future there are areas that might be weaker the strengthing will overcome that if you look at earnings, they're spectacular. i still think it's just too cheap right now. i think it's a great opportunity. >> pete, how much credibility do you put into the china tariff trade wars have reached peak and now into your analysis of cat, what are you looking as far as percentage waiting on that is that somewhat of a catalyst for you? because it seems the stock popped yesterday and it's head those levels today all on trade >> right yeah, well, we all know that's probably the one aspect of the markets that's going to be a question mark for probably awhile i think we're starting to feel a little bit better. what happe

a campaign expenditure under our federal campaign laws is an expenditure sewly for campaign -- sew loy campaign activity. a candidate who spends his own money or even corporate money for an event that occurred not as a result of the campaign, it's not a campaign expenditure. let me give a few examples to help people understand that, especially the american people. i wrote these down. say a candidate had said we owe vendors a lot of money. we have had disputes with them. but i want you to go ahead and pay them. i'm a candidate, i don't want the negative publicity. so he says to the private lawyer, you pay them, i'll reimburse you, get it done. is that illegal? it's perfectly legal. but according to the prosecution of the southern district of new york it's paid at the direction of the candidate to influence the election. yes, mr. prosecutor, how stupid is your point? it's not a crime. more, let's say that the candidate settles a lawsuit that was initiated before he becomes a candidate. and he says to his personal lawyer, i want you to pay, settle that lawsuit. you can use my corporate fu

loy water, the competition of smart water. coca-cola has bubbly aquafina there have been incremental moves in the space they actually characterize soda stream, pepsico does as the biggest sparkling water company or brand in the world. yes, this is an all-in move for that i think it's why pepsico -- broke the previous strategy by going after a big deal pepsico had not really participated in the mega deals the last few years they've added incrementally money to the -- mostly in the facts category i talked to them about this. he said don't read into it with the new coming in ceo or anything like that it prepts a really good opportunity for them it talks about the froet in sparkling water. >> it was a continuation at one point you effectively had fritos and peps owe and now you have hummus, saab rah and carbonated flavored water. sara eisen, i know you have a long day ahead when you say one of your favorite shows one of not the. >> all-time favorite the most -- the best show. >> you know what we say, everything but the hours every

it changes investor sentiment and lois profits.hat we've seen, beginning to see a compression and china. their business model in china is to run a very aggressive pricing with a very slim profit margin. if it's the profit margin and investor sentiment and that's what we've seen. that's the clerestory here. guy: stick around. thank you very much indeed. peter is staying with us. up next, we stay with the foot stock spain. i will talk about those that are moving this morning. a record high following talks that one of the major shareholders is going to sell its stake. we talked european retail next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the european open. i'm matt miller in berlin. we are 11 minutes into the session, gaining across the continental. of course there a bank holiday in the u.k. so not only are they not trading there, but as guy mentioned it to me in the break, volumes are lighter across the comment. one asset class is seeing a lot of movement is the lira. it's falling against the u.s. dollar, rattling last week's cal

they won by 20 points to 14, a late try from leeds skipper lois forsell settling the match.y 11 weeks since chelsea won the fa cup at wembley, and they're back there this afternoon to take on manchester city in the community shield. eden hazard was the match winner back in may. he's still with chelsea despite plenty of talk about a move away from the club, but they do have a new man in charge, antonio conte replaced by maurizio sarri as manager. always chasing the big rivals so antonio, maurizio, but i'm delighted to play with this style of play, the way you want to play, it will be perfect, i'm so happy he came here. i want to win because it is very important to have immediately a trophy. but i think in this moment of the season, it is very important to the performance. we have to improve, of course. georgia hall has given herself a great chance of winning a first major title. she's just one shot off the pace going into the final round of the women's british open. she wasn't the only one chasing birdies at royal lytham. a local cat was on the prowl in the rough. and after s

and up in the north bay, and loy to mid 80s in our inland east bay neighborhoods.ace. who would have thought that? tonight's game, about 61 degrees at 7:05, dropping down to 59. wear that hoodie. here's a look at my seven-day forecast. upper 50s to low 60s at the coast with barely any sunshine. low to mid 80s inland all seven days. >> good morning. i want to take you to a new problem in stran. started out as a solo vehicle crash, turned into a three-car collision on the southbound 101 connector to eastbound 80. that is now a sig alert. just the far left lane blocked, but any time they issue a sig alert, it usually means it will take at least 30 minutes to clear it. they're trying to get tow trucks on the scene here. haven't heard about injuries yet, but it does not sound like we have serious ones so far this morning. also want to head back to our 80 drive times. westbound 80 between highway 4 and the maze, in the yellow at 30 minutes. that's looking better. we had a three-car crash with minener juries around pinole valley road. that's been pushed off so that situat

to show you can fight back, one irs official, low which -- lois lerner, she targeted tea party groupsook literally years. there was a 3 1/2 million dollar settlement. so you can fight back and win, right? >> absolutely. and we want to make it easier to fight back and, have more penalty for violations. david: senator enzi, good luck. let us know what happens. >> thank you. david: appreciate it. melissa. melissa: the oscar goes to, a robot? how artificial intelligence might be about to put the biggest names in hollywood out of business. ♪ milarity stops. if you're on park street in reno, nevada, the high winds of the washoe zephyr could damage your siding. and that's very different than living on park ave in sheboygan, wisconsin, where ice dams could cause water damage. but no matter what park you live on, one of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands? the doctor's office just for a shot. but why go back there... when you can stay home with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta

a late try from leeds skipper lois forsell settling the match.ge cup semifinal against warrington. that's live on bbc one, after the first semi between st helens and catalans dragons. georgia hall has given herself a great chance of winning a first major title. she's just one shot off the pace going into the final round of the women's british open. she wasn't the only one chasing birdies at royal lytham. a local cat was on the prowl in the rough. let's hope he got something nice after a ll let's hope he got something nice after all of his efforts. and after some erratic long shots, hall's putter helped her to 12 under par, just behind leader pornanong patlum. over on the us men's tour, rory mcilroy put himself into contention at the world golf championship in ohio. he said he was feeling good heading into the final day, after a round of 67 left him tied for second place with ian poulter, three shots behind the leaderjustin thomas. an exciting day ahead with ireland in the final of the hockey. fingers crossed we can add to those two gold—medal in

they won by 20 points to 14, a late try from leeds skipper lois forsell settling the match.n. more medals of the european championships, fingers crossed. the number of people following a vegan diet has more than doubled in the last year. according to the vegan society, 500,000 of us are now avoiding eating meat or any other animal products. restaurants and shops have been quick to embrace the trend with health store holland and barratt this week becoming the latest chain to launch exclusively vegan stores. joining us now are dietician nichola ludlam—raine and louise davies from the vegan society. cani can i start, is it healthier? eating more plant —based food is definitely a good thing because you are getting more fibre and whole grains and eating less meat is also good because you are likely to be getting healthy things from nuts and seeds and olive oil. from a health point of view it's not necessary to cut out meat and fish altogether. are you "and my crime not. i don't really like labels. i eat lots of legumes, lentils. why are more people turning to the guinness or flex

we know lois learner is not a hero. she was one of the people who targeted us.rs. also our frustration stems beyond the irs to the department of justice and the fbi. in fact, as i watch the things that are happening to president trump right now, i understand what happens when the government targets you and the government is weaponized against you. it's exactly what happened to us. and it's the same people who are doing things to him who did things to us. it was the comey, mueller fbi and department of justice under lynch and holder who led a sham the irs did do things wrong and that's why we have a settlement today. todd: certainly pretty interesting. you see the same names coming up throughout the last 10 years of history. remarkable. jenny beth martin, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. todd: facebook censoring prager u videos like this. >> free to express your political views. what if you thought you would be audited by the irs or have your business it's happening right now. todd: facebook admitting it was wrong when "fox & friends"

there was also a gold for britain in the 10 metre sychronised diving for lois touslon and eden cheng.germany for the title. there is action in the swimming pool at the moment, adam peaty has just qualified for the final of the 50 metres breaststroke with a championships record. meanwhile, ben proud won silver in the men‘s 50 metre butterfly. he was beaten by world record holder andriy govorov who secured gold. georgia davies added to the british success with a silver in the 100m backstroke. that‘s her third medal of the championships. earlier this afternoon in the velodrome matt walls won gold in the men‘s elimination race. the 20—year—old mancunian comfortably sprinted away from his final challenger on the final back straight, to take his first major championships medal and great britain‘s fourth cycling gold medal. and glasgow‘s jack carlin clinched the bronze medal in the keirin in front of a delighted home crowd after a photo finish. focus turns to the athletics‘ in berlin — the championships‘ co host — later this evening. it is the 100 metres for the women and the men with britis

. >> i'm lois shiffrin, i say ditto to what was said before. i'm going to turn my attention to this moment. where for not of us who were interviewed and therefore have some trail blazing and leadership role. we're at a very difficult time in our country both for women and for the rule of law and i think all of us should take on the obligation of both telling the story of the importance of the rule of law and reiterating the role of women in maintaining the rule of law. and that we all have that obligation. >> that's a wonderful note on which to end. before we break i'd like to state sadly because of other things going on in the center. there will not be a reception today. we invite you to return next week. when we continue this discussion in a sense. elaine weiss will be speaking about her book called "the women's hour: the last furious fight to win the vote." and for those of you who haven't already purchased the books and i do see some on the table, there are more books for purchase outside. so thanks to all of you for coming and let us thank

lois touslon and eden cheng also won gold for britain in the 10 metre sychronised diving.ally brave to do that. i don't think i have ever dived into water had first. we used our diving lessons at school and i wasn't strong swimmer and i got upset. i think the most i went in was like that way. you start off sitting on the side, could you do that? not really. that is how you start. i am sure someone out there can teach you. i do want to be taught, i am fine. she is fine. i love this, i think it reaches the tracks. —— matches. and the entertainment and medals on the cycling track just keep coming. tactically perfect, powerful, matthew walls dominated the men's elimination race on his way to a gold medal with this stunning display. it has been a great few days. johanna konta put on a great performance to reach the second round of the rogers cup in montreal. the british number one battled back from a set down but then took the next two for victory againstjelena 0stapenko in just over two hours. the world cup final was less than three weeks ago, but the premier league returns on

lois joining us from new york.aller: i just wanted to say that first of all, it's misinformation to say that american women in marriages are safer. unreportedause it is when domestic violence occurs in families, because it affects the children, the husbands employment, the wife's employment i am a retired university. and plosser -- i am a rick perry university professor. i went to school in the 60's cap -- i'm a retired university professor. i became a lawyer, and then an educational leadership professor.i -- taught law for the last 14 years before i retired. the system of inequality in was a part of how women were constrained from reporting violence. the incidents of domestic violence on intimate partners is oftentimes much greater because there isn't a family association that strains them from doing so. qualityages, the same to report -- he quality to report but it isn't -- equality two report but it isn't enforced. to be are encouraged neutral as opposed to protecting women. information, scholarly research, espe

. >> host: another book we want to talk about is lois lowery's "number the stars," this is from 1989. what's the topic of the book, what's the tie-in to the bible. >> guest: yeah. the topic of the book, it's taking place during world war ii, and they're discussing how the danes were helping thousands of jews escape sweden. the title, "number the stars," comes from psalm 147, verse 4, which says he tells the number of the stars, he calls them by their names. of course, this is sort of entendre with referring to god knowing the stars and sort of the association with the star of david, you know, in later times after the psalms. but yet at the same time, god knowing, you know, the stars and calling them all by names. so there's sort of this dual meaning there that i think, you know, lowery was able to sort of appeal to that would have had special significance for jews as well as referring back to the sacred writing of the psalms. so later on it goes into this great excitement of the theme of rescue, you know? and certainly during world war ii there's this great struggle of how can a god c

lois is joining us from new york.aller: i wanted to say, first of all, it is misinformation to say that american women in marriages are much safer. that is because it is unreported when domestic violence occurs, and impacts families, because it affects the children. it affects the husband's employment, the wife's employment. i am a retired university professor who lived through 36 years of domestic violence. during theo school 60's, and 70's, and 80's. it opened the door for me to go to school. i became a teacher, then a lawyer, then an educational leadership professor. and i taught law for the last 14 years before i retired. i recognize that these systems of inequality in america, very much a part of how women were constrained from reporting that violence. the incidents of domestic violence reporting among intimate partners is higher because there are not often family constraints preventing -- constrains them from doing so. in marriages, they have the same inequality to report but it is not reported. and when it is r

lois toulson and eden cheng — remember the names!‘s this afternoon in the final session of the track cycling. earlier, we had the final of the men's keirin event and in the end it was a pretty tight race but glasgow's very own jack carlin clinched the bronze medal in front of a delighted home crowd. in a frenetic final lap, germany's stefan botticher pulled ahead to claim gold but it there was some initial confusion over second and third place with the top four crossing the line with the narrowest of margins between them, but it was carlin who took his place on the podium and another bronze medalfor great britain, earlier this afternoon matt walls won gold in the men's elimination race earlier, which sees the last rider across the line on every other lap getting eliminated until the group is whittled down to the top three. it was the 20 year—old mancunian who crossed the line first — giving him his first major championships medal and great britain's fourth cycling gold medal. there was disappointment for the so called great britain d

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. >> i'm lois harp. >> television news before this was stuff that had already happened.time. >> cnn, the world's most important network. >> i didn't do cable news network because somebody told me it couldn't be done. i figured it was a very viable concept, and i went ahead and did it. it was after we announced that we were going to do it that the detractors showed up. >> is cable news network just going to be a new means of delivering the same kind of fare? >> no. it already does provide different fare. cable news network is a perfect and maybe the best example of that. >> people love news, and we had lots of it. and the other guys had not very much. so choice and quantity won out. >> new york city, hello. >> a major catastrophe in america's space program. >> i am lou dobbs along with myron kandel. >> jessica mcclure trapped for almost three days in a dry artesian well. >> the iron curtain between east germany and west berlin has come tumbling down. >> i'm pat buchanan, the conservative on "crossfire." >> the american people appreciated the new television. they certainly

their currency is so loy. a lot of debt is in u.s. denomination. that is increasing as well.rrency will start stabling and probably start going up which would be a good sign to buy this china as well. neil: won't our companies still suck up to china? apple pulling 25,000 apps that the chinese found offensive, no matter what deal we sign we'll see these guys sucking up? >> china is a very important market for apple. that is about 20% of their revenues. they did 17 billion in the app store alone over there. that is a market they can't ignore. with regard to the apps they pulled recently, those were mostly gambling and lottery apps, which the chinese government told them they didn't want to see on the app store. maybe apple need to clean a little bit of that up. neil: even third and fourth party apps. apple said it was no skin off our nose? >> don't forget apple employs a lot of chinese where they manufacture their iphones over there. so we're both dependent on each other here. not just apple is dependent on china. apple is dependent on china as well first we don't have an accor

campaigners say there needs to be even stronger protection for children, as chi chi izundu reports. for bob loisia kurjo showing all her experience to open up a lead at the top of the standings. 13 point zero "13.40 points top of the standings. 13 point zero —— 13.40 points years ahead. but health campaigners say there needs to be even stronger protection for children, as chi chi izundu reports. these complaints involve some of the biggest names in the food industry. coco pops granola! the watchdog upheld two complaints. this kellogg's cereal advert which was shown during a mr bean cartoon, and this kfc ad which was on a phone box close to a primary school. the advertising standards authority found the companies had broken rules over advertising food high in fat, sugar or salt, to children under 16. there are two upheld rulings against kfc and coco pops granola which is owned by kellogg's. and we are telling those companies that they can't repeat those ads. in terms of the kfc ad, they've got to take down the poster which was next to a school gate. and there will be a message also which goes out